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Taxpayer asks:
we've been trained that cookie donations are not tax deductible. Can u clarify?
Taxgirl says:
This question is actually in response to something that I posted on twitter about the Girl Scout "Cookies from Home" program. I thought it was a good question and I posted my gut reply which was:
As a tax atty, I would also say yes. $ donated to charitable org for charitable cause, nothing received.
(Quick explanation: you are limited to 140 characters per "tweet" on twitter, hence the short phrases.)
I wanted to expand on this question because I thought it touched on some really good issues. To qualify as a charitable gift, a donation must be made to a charitable organization with no strings attached. If there is any benefit (other than warm fuzzies) to the donor, the value of that benefit must be subtracted from the value of the gift. For example, if you pay $100 for a charitable dinner and the value of the dinner was $30, your charitable donation is $70. Make sense?
In the case of the Girl Scouts, Girl Scouts of the USA is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. The "Cookies from Home" program allows you to pay for the cost of a box of cookies and instead of taking the cookies home and eating them (even though you know you want to), the Girl Scouts will send them to our military personnel abroad. The cost of the donated boxes is tax deductible to you.
In contrast, if you were to buy a box of cookies and just give them to a homeless person or other person in need, it would not be deductible.
The key difference between the two scenarios is the charitable organization – you cannot deduct money or the cost of goods donated to an individual or noncharitable organization, no matter how deserving. For more on this, check out my prior post.
And here's the official word from Girl Scouts:
Q: Is the purchase of Girl Scout Cookies tax-deductible?
A: No and Yes.
No, if the customer keeps the cookies. Individuals who buy Girl Scout Cookies and take the cookies home, or consume them, have purchased a product at a fair market value. For this reason, no part of the price of a box of Girl Scout Cookies used in this way is tax-deductible.
Yes, if the customer leaves the cookies with Girl Scouts. Many Girl Scouts ask customers to pay for one or more boxes of cookies for use in their community service project or "gift of caring," for example, collecting for a food pantry. The customers not receiving any Girl Scout Cookies do not benefit directly from paying for them. Those individuals may treat the purchase price of the donated cookies as a charitable contribution.
So, if you're in the mood to help out, consider donating the cost of a box of Girl Scout cookies. Don't forget your receipt!
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Anyone here used to own this?
Damn looks clean, always been a fan of the matte finishes
2013 VW Sport, 5% tint all around, Lip Spoiler, Chrome Exhaust Tips, VAG-COM (windows,DRL's)
matte finishes are getting played out same like rusty hoods.
i wouldn't buy it or do it unless plastidip just for fun temporarily.
in order to look good car needs to be bagged with aggressive wheels. otherwise it just looks weird.
just my $ 0.02

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Police hauled a man into jail for a reported assault, but he didn't want to go. Now he also faces charges of resisting arrest.
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The couple was spotted nearby, and police determined that they knew each other. While the man was being arrested, police say he resisted the arresting officers.
A 21-year-old Brandon man has been charged with assault and with resisting arrest. He was held overnight and was to appear in court on Friday.


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It has taken years for America to reach this place in healthcare, a Tucson hospital chief executive officer told a gathering of business people Friday in Oro Valley.
It will take years to correct, according to Larry Aldrich, president and chief executive officer of University Physicians Healthcare.
"We are in this circumstance – good, bad or indifferent – through decades of results, and it will take us decades to get out," Aldrich told a large audience at an event hosted by the publication Biz Tucson.
Emergence can occur, he believes, if decision-makers exercise "good judgment," invite dialogue and "don't go for the political gain.
"Pay attention to the false debates," Aldrich said. "Is healthcare a right or a privilege? It doesn't matter, we have to fix it." He also warns that the "constant vilification of other groups … can really take our eye off the ball of what we're trying to do. We have a serious problem, care and coverage. Can we solve that problem?" There is a notion that "we can have it all, and we don't have to pay for it."
Officials from seven hospitals – UPH, Carondelet, Sierra Vista Regional Health Center, Northwest Medical Center, University Medical Center, Tucson Medical Center and Oro Valley Hospital – tried to identify the biggest challenges facing their institutions, and their industry.
Paul Kappelman, chief executive officer of Northwest Medical Center, asked "how many baby boomers are in the audience?" Many hands were raised. The challenge, he said, is to provide those people affordable, accessible care that meets expectations at a manageable cost.
"How do we balance the increased bad debt of patients who are uninsured and underinsured?" asked Winnie Fritz, chief executive officer of the faith-based Carondelet system. "We are moving costs around, and not really redesigning the system."
"There are a handful of issues all of us here would agree" are crucial to hospitals, said Margaret Hepburn, president and chief executive officer of Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center. Among those are paying for the care given the uninsured, and reimbursements from government-administered programs such as federal Medicare and state-administered Medicaid. She adds patient safety to the mix.
"Hospitals are incredibly complex places," Hepburn said. "There are more opportunities for unanticipated outcomes." It's not uncommon for five, six or seven doctors to care for one patient." Where once physicians worked with a handful of drugs, there are hundreds now, "with thousands of opportunities for misadventure to occur."
Carondelet's Fritz said the public must answer the question of "100 percent access … to what? Is that misleading, to say we're going to be able to pay for everything for everybody? Should everyone be able to get a transplant?"
University Medical Center CEO Greg Pivorotto said there is some sense in the public that "we're a bunch of crooks." It's not true, Pivorotto said. "Doctors and hospitals really are trying to provide the highest level of care."
Providing greater access to healthcare while saving money "is a real issue, a real challenge," said Shawn Strash, chief executive officer of Oro Valley Hospital. "We don't try to be what we can't be," Strash said. "Our goal is to be what the community wants, and not try to get ahead of ourselves."
Each of the facilities is in the midst of, or is planning, investment in facilities and technology. Oro Valley Hospital hopes to begin constructing office space for professional staff next summer. Tucson Medical Center plans $120 million in renovations over the next five years. University Medical Center is filling its new, multi-story, 116-bed Diamond Children's Center. Sierra Vista Regional Health Centre is in the midst of a $10 million improvement of its computer technology. Several plan expansions of urgent care facilities to reduce more expensive emergency room visits.
"We are challenged by the need to increase capacity," said Judy Rich, president and chief executive officer of Tucson Medical Center. "That is not unique to us."
"We are trying for the 6 or 12 percent bottom lines" that allow acquisition of capital equipment, the recruitment of new talent, and the maintenance of existing facilities, said Carondelet's Fritz.
Rich said TMC is in a two-year conversion toward 100 percent electronic medical records. It's painful, she allowed, complex and expensive. TMC's program goes live in June. "It's safer, and more efficient, but a real gut-wrenching commitment" requiring "perseverance."
"Think about an organization our size, or Judy's size, going through that transition," UMC's Pivorotto said. "It's not easy."
Sierra Vista's Hepburn urged business people to be aware of the value of wellness and preventive measures.
"There are incredibly costly chronic diseases in our society," Hepburn said. "They are largely preventable, and certainly treatable in the early stage."
Regional hospitals collaborate on a number of programs, Sierra Vista's Hepburn said, among them the sharing of patient information through electronic records, nurse and physician training and work force development. "We do compete, and we compete every day, but we collaborate all the time," she said.
Several years ago, "We asked the Legislature to allow us to collaborate further, and that got shut down," UPH's Aldrich recalled. "We're not talking about collusion. There are things we can do." Yet, "when we meet, there's always an attorney in the room."
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University Medical Center is the only university-based hospital in Arizona.
"Our mission is really quite different," said Greg Pivorotto, president and chief executive officer. In serving the entire Southwest, UMC "brings specialties that would otherwise not be here." Thirty percent of its cancer patients come from outside Tucson. Fifty percent of the people who train at the hospital remain in the community. "Imagine our medical practitioner base without it," Pivorotto said.
The Carondelet system covers more square miles than any of the others, chief executive officer Winnie Fritz said. It has four hospitals, among them Tucson Heart Hospital, recognized as a center of excellence for cardiac care and cardiac surgery. Tucson Heart gets heart attack victims into a catheterization laboratory in an average of 68 minutes from the call.
Carondelet is operated by Ascencion, a faith-based ministry in St. Louis.
At 648 beds, Tucson Medical Center is the largest of the region's hospitals. The community, not-for-profit hospital delivers about 6,000 babies a year, and has 85,000 emergency room visits. It is the largest single-story hospital in the country, said Judy Rich, president and chief executive officer.
University Physicians Healthcare is "a small and challenged hospital in terms of the population it serves," said Larry Aldrich, president and chief executive officer. It operates in "a very complicated environment, even when healthcare was at one point less challenged than it is today."
Sierra Vista Regional Health Center is 30 miles from the border with Mexico. It serves the people of Fort Huachuca, which has diminished its services to active duty military personnel, their dependents and retired military individuals, according to Margaret Hepburn, president and chief executive officer.
Oro Valley Hospital faces the complexities posed by snowbird migration, according to chief executive officer Shawn Strash.
The seasonal "fluctuation in volume is difficult for a hospital of our size," he said.
This is "the first time I've experienced a surplus of access" to registered nurses, Strash said. He expects a relatively brief economic downturn, then "seven, eight years of growth. We will be scrambling again for nurses."
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So I moved into a new rented apartment and my bedroom looks hideous and I have a few problems.
-First issue is there was a door connecting my bedroom to another that has since been soundproofed with styrofoam and duct tape. How do I cover this? I thought tapestry but it looked weird when half my wall was covered and the other half wasn't. I have both a Joann's fabric and an Ikea nearby so I was thinking of buying fabric to just cover the entire wall.
Furniture... It just doesn't look good to me the way it is currently arrange (too cluttered, etc). I have a standing table that I use as a desk (i need to for health concerns, sitting desks are out) and I don't have a lot of money to drop on a new one.
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My main concern right now is to cover the ugly soundproofing, but I also feel the desk is too cluttered and my room just feels unwelcoming... PLEASE HELP!
My first thought is using duct tape was a really bad plan. It's going to peel off the paint when it's removed and leave sticky goo all over the door. Land lords going to love that one.
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In today's collection of notable posts from the NHL blogosphere: Jaromir Jagr appears supportive of the NHL owners, the impact of changing teams upon a player's stats, the greatest offensive lines of the 1970s, the NHL lockout explained (with beer!), and the good and bad signs of the current CBA talks.
PUCK DADDY: Greg Wyshynski on Jaromir Jagr's sympathetic comments toward NHL owners in the wake of Alexander Ovechkin's harsh words against them.
SPECTOR'S NOTE: Much is being made of Jagr's remarks as though he's being a defeatist, or worse, a traitor to the NHLPA. Reading his remarks, however, it's obvious Jagr can see both sides of the issue. After all, this is his third lockout and fourth NHL work stoppage, plus he's also owner of a team in the Czech Extraliga, giving him clarity of vision regarding what both sides seek.
NHLNUMBERS.COM: examines the impact of changing teams on a player's point total.
HOCKEY WILDERNESS: One hockey fan has stopped caring about the NHL lockout, a trend which appears to be growing among most NHL fans.
GREATEST HOCKEY LEGENDS: The top ten scoring lines of the 1970s.
BACKHAND SHELF: Justin Bourne links to a terrifically funny (and not suitable for work, so open with caution) explanation of the NHL lockout by using beer.
DOWN GOES BROWN: presents: "Good signs and bad signs in the ongoing CBA talks". Laughter soon follows!


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BHP, Rio Called to Testify to Australia Senate Committee Over Resource Tax
BHP Billiton Ltd., Rio Tinto Group and Xstrata Plc have been called to give evidence to an Australian parliamentary committee investigating the government's planned 30 percent tax on iron ore and coal profits.
The Senate committee, which will provide recommendations next June before a vote by lawmakers, has asked BHP Chief Executive Officer Marius Kloppers, Rio's Managing Director for Australia David Peever and Xstrata Coal CEO Peter Freyberg to give evidence, Chairman Mathias Cormann said today in Canberra.
"They will be appearing," he said in an interview. "I'm keen for that to happen before the end of the year."
Following pressure from mining companies, Prime Minister Julia Gillard in July watered down the tax to a 30 percent levy on iron ore and coal profits from predecessor Kevin Rudd's 40 percent tax on all resources. Key independent lawmakers including Andrew Wilkie, who hold the balance of power in the lower house, said her current proposal may be blocked.
"The government has backed down on the weaker mining tax and now they have failed to garner the support from these key independents, so it's embarrassing," said Rick Kuhn, a political scientist at the Australian National University in Canberra. "The vote is not scheduled until next year, so the government still has time to save this."
Xstrata had received the committee's request and is determining who will attend, said spokesman James Rickards. BHP spokeswoman Amanda Buckley and Rio spokesman David Luff weren't immediately available for comment.
"It is the right of governments to change policy parameters, for example tax regimes, and to decide if, where and when resources will be developed," BHP Chairman Jac Nasser said at the company's annual general meeting in Perth today. "It is important that a country's competitiveness, and its attractiveness as an investment destination, in not negatively affected in the process."
Only Ones
Gillard, Treasurer Wayne Swan and Resources Minister Martin Ferguson signed a tax agreement on July 2 with the three miners in Canberra. Mining companies and the government are still discussing how state royalties will be treated under the proposal, Ferguson said in a Nov. 10 interview. There are some questions that only the companies can answer, Cormann said.
"They are the only ones that were in the negotiations with the government," he said. "There is now dispute on some key aspects, specifically around the treatment of royalties."
Gillard's Labor Party lost its majority at the August election and relies on support from four independents to pass laws. A draft mining tax law is scheduled to be released next May and introduced to parliament in the second half of 2011.
Independent Wilkie and Nationals lawmaker Tony Crook have joined Bob Katter to oppose the current tax plan and independent Rob Oakeshott said Gillard's government could lose a parliamentary vote on the tax if it doesn't brief lawmakers on its details.
"The longer the government refuses to provide details, more independents will drop off," Oakeshott said in an interview yesterday. "The government has to get busy and get selling if they don't want to see this defeated on the floor of the house."
Even if the remaining independent Tony Windsor and Greens member Adam Bandt join Labor to support the bill, Labor wouldn't have the 76 votes required.
OECD Report
"The reform of the resource tax to capture excessive mining-sector rents is welcome, but more could be done to enhance efficiency and equity," the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said this week in a report. "Replacing the royalties by a well-designed resource rent tax extended to all commodities and all companies irrespective of their size would be desirable. Royalties should also be eliminated, rather than credited to Minerals Resource Rent Tax payers by the federal government."
The Senate committee is running separately to the government's own policy group chaired by ex-BHP chairman Don Argus. The government aims to implement the taxes from 2012.
"The Argus committee is consulting with industry over the design and implementation of the Minerals Resource Rent Tax and is scheduled to report next month," Swan said in an e-mailed statement.
National Tax
"I have always been opposed to royalties as a way of collecting taxes from the mining companies and a national tax makes much more sense," Windsor said in an interview today. "I am waiting for the legislation to come up."
The tax is forecast to raise A$7.4 billion ($7.3 billion) in its first two years and will pay for cutting the corporate tax rate to 29 percent, new infrastructure and to boost retirement savings for workers.
"Australia's richest companies should pay more tax but the Resource Super Profits Tax and its replacement have been hastily and inadequately constructed," Wilkie said in a Nov. 11 interview. "I remain to be convinced they should be supported."
Unfair Penalty
Fellow lower house lawmaker Tony Crook, who is from Western Australia state, said in an interview yesterday that the tax would unfairly penalize his home state, which generates a third of the nation's exports and accounts for 62 percent of mineral production.
"I have campaigned strongly against the implementation of a mining tax," said Crook, who has said he would vote as an independent despite his party affiliation with the opposition Liberal-National coalition. "A mining tax would not just affect mining companies, it will seep through in a negative way to the economy at all levels."
Greens member Bandt supports the tax, although said he prefers Rudd's model. The Greens, which will have control of the Senate next July, have said they will pass the legislation through the upper house.
"The Greens opposed the government cave-in on the mining boom tax, but even a modified tax is better than none," Bandt said in a Nov. 11 interview. "We will not stand in the way of the mining tax despite its low level."
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Grey Solomid
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Used 1/2 dozen nights
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How much room is inside a solomid anyhow?
Cant seem to find a good video showing the inside and there arent too many photos of the interior with gear or someone inside.
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Miles: Here is a video of my cuben solomid for reference.
Is there something else that comes with the solomid? It looks like it lists for $185 so I'm assuming that if you're selling it for $180 there is something additional to the basic setup?
No, just swapped out the guylines. The lower price just reflects that it is not brand new and has been used a few times.
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I'll take it for $160 if you go that low.
Checked on past BPL sales and it looks like they go from 135 to 160 on average.
I just want to check it out and see if it is big enough for me.
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FALMOUTH, Massachusetts--Gordon Willis, one of Hollywood's most celebrated and influential cinematographers, nicknamed "The Prince of Darkness" for his subtle but indelible touch on such definitive 1970s releases as "The Godfather," "Annie Hall" and "All the President's Men," has died. He was 82.
Suzanne Berestecky of the Chapman Cole & Gleason funeral home in Falmouth, Massachusetts, confirmed Monday that he died and that the home is handling arrangements. Details on Willis' death were not immediately available.
Through much of the 1970s, Willis was the cameraman whom some of Hollywood's top directors relied on during one of filmmaking's greatest eras. Francis Ford Coppola used him for the first two "Godfather" movies, Woody Allen for "Annie Hall" and "Manhattan" and Alan J. Pakula for "Klute" and "All the President's Men."
During a remarkable run from 1971 to 1977, films he worked on won 19 Oscars and were nominated 39 times, from best picture for "The Godfather" and "Annie Hall" to acting for Jane Fonda in "Klute" and John Houseman in "The Paper Chase." Yet Willis never won a competitive Oscar and was nominated just twice, for Allen's "Zelig" and for Coppola's "The Godfather, Part III," which came out in 1990. An outsider by choice, Willis refused to live in California and told People magazine in 1983 that he had no interest in being rewarded "for spending time on the golf course or attending dinner parties."
The academy presented him an honorary award in 2009, noting "his willingness to fly in the face of convention."
Few directors of photography so ably demonstrated that a story could be told through the picture itself, whether the hushed, darkened opening of "The Godfather"; the bland, jaded sunshine of Los Angeles in "Annie Hall" or the shadowy encounters with Deep Throat in "All the President's Men." He liked filming in the late afternoon, when the sun was dimming, and had a feel for capturing melancholy and the distant past.
Willis' trademarks were simplicity, the contrast of light and dark and a willingness to break the rules. He would remember encountering resistance during the first "Godfather" movie when he suggested obscuring Marlon Brando's features and was told that was not the way things were done.
"That's not a good enough reason," Willis later said. "There were times when we didn't want the audience to see what was going on in there (Brando's eyes), and then suddenly, you let them see into his soul for a while."
He continued to collaborate with Allen in the `80s, filming in black and white for the period film "Broadway Danny Rose" and indulging pure make-believe with the mockumentary "Zelig."
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Allen said in a statement, "Gordy was a huge talent and one of the few people who truly lived up to all the hype about him."
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Mon, 06/9/2014 - 12:47pm
Welcome to the 2014-15 school year at Helotes Elementary!
Please join us on Thursday, August 21, 2014 for our annual Howdy Night/Meet the Teacher. You can stop by anytime between 5:30 pm-7:00 pm.
Parents are invited to bring their children to school, drop off supplies, see the classroom, and meet the teachers. At this time, the PTA will be selling memberships, the cafeteria manager will be selling lunch tickets, and NISD transportation staff will be available to answer questions related to student bus transportation. We will also have spirit shirts, student planners for purchase.
Student's immunization records must be current and up-to-date. Without current immunizations, students will not be on a class list. Please bring these records to school as soon as possible. Monday, August 25, 2014 is the first day of school.
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Let's face it, plans are at best, empty hopes, destined for calamity.
That's not what we're sold, or hope for, granted. but we all know. I mean, I'm never happy when things go wrong, but it does prove the point.
Let's face it, plans are at best, empty hopes, destined for calamity.
That's not what we're sold, or hope for, granted. but we all know. I mean, I'm never happy when things go wrong, but it does prove the point.
So, first chance I get, I'm going to buy a drum kit. I know what you're thinking.
You're thinking NO! Stop! Neil, a lot of people are just WAY better drummers than you. They're out there, right now, and we could watch them on YouTube if we wanted to… but we don't because, frankly, drummers drumming is not a thing we watch on purpose, we have better things to do with our time. Seriously.
You're thinking NO! Neil, stop this, you have to remember there are kids out there who can play Black Page at age 13, and you absolutely can't play that NOW, at age 42. Neil, you can't play that. I know you're thinking that.
You're thinking NO! Neil, be reasonable. A drum kit is an expensive thing: ask yourself, Neil, what else could you do with that money? You could probably feed a fish for even more than a week.
You're thinking NO! You haven't played a drum kit in anger for ten years, what the fuck do you think you're going to be able to do with one now? What?
Well, I have an answer to that one. There's this story about a guy who was locked up in prison for ten years, and all he thought about during that time was his golf swing. Then, when he got out, the first ball he struck was a hole in one.
Shut up. That's what I'm going on.
They say that life is a journey, but for most people, most journeys are just hassle. If doesn't matter what mode of transport you use, there's always expense and inconvenience, indignities, irritations, and worst of all, all those other people. Ugh. That's why, given the choice, most people choose to travel by car, because it feels like personal space – well, except of course for all those other people in their personal spaces all over the roads, curse them! – but at least the car drivers are cut off from human contact, separate, their car like a portable teenage bedroom full of their personal stuff in a mess only they can possibly know and love.
So the roads are full of drivers, and for the most part we tolerate them because we know that they, like we, need to travel, and we understand their reasons for choosing to travel by car. However, we also know that among them, there are Bad Drivers, and we definitely curse them loudly. Top of the list of Bad Drivers is Drunks, People Who Are High, and People Who Are Asleep – all agree, they are definitely Bad Drivers.
Then there are Young Men aka Boy Racers, raging with hormones, many of whom I frankly wouldn't trust on their own with an empty matchbox, yet whose parents wilfully unleash with the keys to a ton or so of fast moving metal. Bad. There are Old People, who drive too slowly, or simply ineptly, because with the best will in the world they can barely see their speedometer even HAS a needle, let alone the roundabout they're driving over. And not forgetting Reps, a kind of continuance of the Boy Racer, but with expensive gadgets stuck to their face, a mocha balanced on their paunch, and blood pressure medication.
Now, I should talk, because I too have a belly on which a pint or two might rest. But I'm not just another fat middle aged man who resents, for instance, these younger, thinner men with all their youth and their… thin. No. I'm also a fat middle aged man who's not allowed to drive, because like many people in the UK, my driving license has been withdrawn by the DVLA due to my mental health problems. So, though I've never had a speeding ticket, or even so much as a point on my license, the effect is exactly the same as a driving ban. A further category for Bad Drivers, then, is the Mentally Ill.
To be honest, though, I think it's fair enough. For one thing, I can't afford a car right now, so it's a completely moot point. But considerations for road safety are paramount, as a quick, sobering glance at annual road casualty statistics for the UK proves. Witnessing an Accident and Emergency ward after a serious road traffic accident can be even more sobering. Road safety is serious.
But in any case, the whole focus of care for the mentally ill for the last few decades in the UK has been to get them out in the community. None of this locking them away in their own weird little worlds, but getting them out, on show among everyone else, so cars are definitely the wrong place for loonies. No, far better to get them out on public transport, because let's face it, if a man's going to stink of urine, swig meths through their beard, and spill ketchup strewn chips down their ill fitting floral print dress whilst talking to God through a shoe, they're far better off on a bus.
Everybody knows about the loony on the bus – you know, the "eccentric" that everybody hopes doesn't sit next to them. It turns out that I may now be that eccentric, but I can hardly sit next to myself, now, can I? … Ahaha. And it seems that many people think that public transport is becoming an increasing nightmare to travel on, mostly because they feel they're the only sane one left on the bus.
But at least now you know, the reason the loonies are on the bus, is because the DVLA has taken their driving licenses away. Take it from me.
Whoaaaey, no… but no… whoooaaa… whoa. I seem to have come over all American. I do that. I'm not American, obviously, but I know any sensible persons out there anywhere are already saying to themselves, hey, you, what's the fucking point of you, Neil!? WHAT?! WHY!!!???? And ok, ok, maybe you're not quite that searching, sensitive soul, but you're still wondering why you're reading this, and what I'm saying to you both, is: here it is: the point: of this post:
Saturday Night, Alright!
It's Saturday Night tonight, and I've had a hell of a day, you know? Really, I had my daughter wake me up this morning, I was all asleep on the couch, and she just came along made me make room for her – room on my own couch? MY couch? – and then she was all, no dad I don't want the news on the TV, put CBBC on. You know? I mean, come on! Saturday morning? Who needs that? Even if it was her birthday this week.
Fortunately they've gone now – I say "they" because my son was here too, you know, my son Callum, who was in hospital recently because of… something? Him? But it's all just ok now – more than enough that he can look after Evelyn if needed ok – soooo, after all that, I'm finally left alone with myself now, and a ton of beer, and the INTERNET! I KNOW!!! ACTUALLY WHOOO!!!!
SO, what do I do? Well, I put on my slouchy pants, because all my jeans are too tight for me these days, you better believe it, they. do. not. fit. it. hurts. all. the. time. so I put on my slouches. Beautiful. Then, I watched "THE MATCH" in which football team A who I did not support won over football team B who I should not support. Pfft, it was like playing Pig Rolling (which I did for some time with my son and my daughter this weekend, and I lost, by the fucking way, yeah, that's how it goes for some).
Also, wait, listen, did I mention, I don't like John Terry at all? Or Chelsea? Or sports? I hate sports, they make me watch them, they do.
Anyway, so, it's Saturday night/Sunday morning, I have the whole world to myself, I'm a little warmly drunk judging by the detritus of wine bottles and beer cans laid around here that can frankly, I admit, only be mine, and I wonder, what can this moment bring? And then I realise: your suggestions would be welcome.
I've had various medications for my bipolar disorder over the years. In my twenties, prior to diagnosis, I took anti-depressants alone, because I would only end up in front of the GP when I was depressed. Later, in my thirties, when I was diagnosed with Bipolar II Disorder, I was also prescribed mood stabilisers. Right from the off, I've had difficulty with taking the mood stabilisers, and for a number of reasons. Perhaps, on reflection, not least because I was already very much using one.


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2013-01-18 / Obits
Esther Mae Jackson
Esther Mae Jackson, a secretary, died on January 1st, 2013 at age 88.
Born in Vanceboro, North Carolina, she was a Rockaway resident for more than 40 years.
She is preceded in death by siblings, Curanzo, Vanie and Algernon Smith.
Jackson is survived by children Odunde Kuzaliwa, Judith Schraemli and Gayle Jackson; grandchildren Andre Whyte, Keisha Pean, Edith, Deja and Jaamal Schraemli and greatgrandchildren, Llyric, KaRon, Juels, Emmanuel, Imani and Alethea. She will be remembered by countless friends and family.
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©2005-2009 QuikManeuvers. All Rights Reserved.
Secrets of Japanese Espionage
Japanese Secret Societies and Military Intelligence, World War 2
© 2006
135 pages; 16 chapters and 1 appendix
There are almost no books available on
espionage in World War 2
Secrets of Japanese
includes many secrets about Japanese
military and political intelligence in World War 2. For the
first time, the fact that
Japanese secret societies
, such
as the feared Black Dragon Society, were the sponsors
and innovators of international Japanese sabotage from
the late 18th century right up to the middle of
World War
. During the period when
Japanese secret societies
worked with Japanese armed forces
to conduct
espionage operations throughout the world, there were
sometimes as many as 100,000 Japanese agents at work.
Table of Contents
"The most important of all patriotic societies was the Black Dragon Society, founded in 1901 by Ryohei Uchida. It
derived its name from the Amur or Black Dragon River, which forms the boundary between Manchuria and the
Soviet Union. The society's name gave the hint of its chief aim, to drive all the Russians back across the Amur
River, out of Manchuria and Korea, and wherever else they might be in the Pacific, outside Siberia. In other
words, its activities were to be directed toward waging war with Russia, and its aim was the success of Japanese
arms in that war.
All its charter members were already experienced in espionage in continental Asia. Uchida had organized the
Black Ocean's jujitsu school at Vladivostok; Sugiyama had been director of The Hall of Pleasurable Delights in
Hankow; until he died at a ripe old age in 1944. Mitsuri Toyama, the archpatriot, founder of the Black Ocean
Society, was for many years adviser to the Black Dragon besides being the director of the Imperial Rule
Assistance Association, Japan's official, unified political organization."
Excerpt from
Secrets of Japanese Espionage
other books about Intelligence
other books about Political & Psychological Warfare
other books about World War 2
There were
many secrets of Japanese espionage
. Through a far-flung system of espionage, the Japanese employed
Japanese immigrants, Japanese tourists, whorehouses, and restaurants as listening posts to gather raw intelligence
information. One of the major reasons why all Japanese in America, were placed in internment camps was because there was
irrefutable proof that every Japanese immigrant group in America and throughout the world,
answered to a Japanese
. Japanese immigrants not only carried out many spy operations, including Pearl Harbor, but they also engaged in
paramilitary operations including assassinations.
Japanese spymasters also utilized
traitorous muslims throughout the world. In fact,
a few Japanese spymasters
adopted the muslim religion
in order to be more influential with their many muslim agents.
Japanese secret societies maintained the effectiveness of Japanese espionage until mid World War 2
. After that, it
was all downhill.
Secrets of Japanese Espionage
will astound you with its revelations of so many
secrets of Japanese
espionage in World War 2.


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Making IRC channels friendlier with ZNC
It has been a while since I've joined the #passenger channel on irc.freenode.net, but I notice that people regularly join that channel for support. It would be a shame if a user joins the channel, asks a question, then leaves frustration because nobody responds. However I cannot watch IRC all day. How do we solve this problem?
Luckily there are programs that can aid me in this. Luuk uses a so-called "IRC bouncer" to stay online even when his client is disconnected. The bouncer runs on a Unix server, and the client connects to the bouncer instead of the IRC server. When he connects his client the bouncer will replay messages that he missed.
There are many IRC bouncers out there. After some research it would appear that ZNC is the most actively maintained one. It's written in C++ and is extensible through C++, Python and Perl.
Armed with ZNC, I've setup the following things:
- I've configured ZNC to automatically set me away on IRC when my last client disconnects. My away message tells the user that my timezone is in Europe, and kindly refers him to the Phusion Passenger support page in case I don't respond quickly enough.
- I've also setup my IRC client to display a notification whenever my nick is mentioned in the channel, in case I am behind (or nearby) the computer but not watching the IRC window.
- Finally, I've setup a channel topic that welcomes users, and tells them to mention my nick in their message to nudge me.
So far so good, but this alone isn't enough. Not all IRC clients display away users in a special way, so users may not be aware that I am away. Also they may not read the channel topic when they enter the channel. ZNC doesn't have any built-in functionality that can aid me further, so that's when I decided to write some ZNC modules. Their API looks fairly easy.
The result is on Github. I've written two modules:
- channel_away.cpp: if I'm away, then whenever someone sends a channel message that starts with my nick, ZNC will send an autoreply.
- welcome_to_passenger.cpp: whenever someone joins #passenger, ZNC will send that person a welcome message, encouraging that person to ask a question and explaining to that person that I may be away, so please visit the support website if nobody answers.
I hope that #passenger has become a much friendlier place now and that my ZNC modules are useful to other people. 😀


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Vivian M. Rhinehart
Family Matriarch
CANTON — Vivian McDowell Rhinehart, 90, passed away Thursday, March 28, 2013, at her residence.
A native of Gordon, Georgia, and resident of Haywood County for most of her life, she was the daughter of the late L. C. and Berta McCook McDowell. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Jefferson McKay Rhinehart, who died in 1998, and three brothers, Wayne, Ray and Marvin McDowell. She was a member of Morning Star United Methodist Church, where she was a choir member for many years and served as director of Bible school. She was the matriarch of the McDowell Family.
She is survived by a daughter, Kathy Rhinehart Peek, and her husband, Bob, of Snellville, Georgia; Michael McKay Rhinehart, and his wife, Sharon, of Canton; a sister, Patricia Lowe, of Akron, Ohio; three brothers, L. L. "Buddy" McDowell, of Canton, Neal McDowell, of Killen, Alabama, and Joe Bob McDowell, of Waynesville; seven grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. A special recognition and thank you goes to her home caregiver for the past four years, Linda Follett.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 31, in the Canton Chapel of Wells Funeral Home with the Revs. Ken Lowe and David Ortigoza officiating. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Interment service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Crawford/Ray Memorial Gardens.
Memorials may be made to Morning Star United Methodist Church Kitchen Fund, 2535 Dutch Cove Road, Canton, NC 28716 or to MedWest Haywood Hospice, 560 Leroy George Dr., Clyde, NC 28721.
For those who desire, an online memorial register is available at www.wellsfuneralhome.com.


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Emmons Avenue is about to get a little more caliente, as Jumpin' Bean, a new Mexican restaurant, is slated to open on the waterfront strip soon.
The business has taken over the storefront of 3081 Emmons Avenue, formerly the home of Marmaris, a Turkish seafood restaurant. It looks like it's all ready to open its doors but is probably waiting for the proper permits from the city.
Welcome to the neighborhood, Jumpin' Bean. We couldn't be happier to see a little more diversity in our already diverse culinary scene. And we sure hope to see you in next year's A Taste of Sheepshead Bay!


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Here is a look at a small release that will be available this Saturday at BBC | Ice Cream Hong Kong. The drop will consist of a T-shirt, a poloshirt, and a pair of denim shorts. The T-shirt uses the classic Billionaire Boys Club logo tee, printed with gold playing card diamond logos. A poloshirt with a red and yellow crest design and a pair of Ice Cream denim shorts with "I" and "C" varsity lettering on the back pockets will also be released.
BBC | Ice Cream Hong Kong
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LONDON, Dec. 13.--What is regarded as the most important deal in the history of British films and probably one of the most serious threats to the dominance of American pictures in this country was concluded today when Gaumont British Corporation acquired control of Provincial Cinematograph Theatres, Ltd.
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DENVER Ś Broncos owner Pat Bowlen knows what a great season looks like.
This season wasnĺt one of them.
In a letter sent to season ticket holders, Bowlen thanked Broncos fans for bringing the passion back to the stadium in this, the first season with Peyton Manning in a Denver uniform.
Denver finished 13-3 and had top seeding in the playoffs but lost to Baltimore on Saturday in the divisional round.
ôI said publicly last year that I wanted 2012 to be a great season, not just a good season. We certainly had a very good season and perhaps exceeded a few expectations,ö Bowlen said in the letter obtained by The Associated Press. ôBut Broncos fans, you and I know what a great season looks like.ö
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ôI feel terrible for our players, coaches and staff who put forth maximum effort throughout the year,ö Bowlen said. ôThey accomplished many great things while falling short of our ultimate goal. But most importantly, my heart aches for you.ö
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The topic this week was 5 reasons to run _________ (fill in the blank).
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5. Bragging rights: You have an excuse to wear a race medal around for days and not care why people are looking at you funny! Yes, we all went out to dinner and drinks last year several days later and all wore our medals.
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Two years ago, Aetna Inc. seemed to be on the verge of transforming the health-care landscape. It bought U.S. Healthcare Inc. for an eyepopping $8.2 billion. Executives talked of creating the first national, fully integrated managed-health-care insurer. With the industry rapidly consolidating, Aetna would be among the handful of behemoths able to dictate terms to customers and health-care providers alike.
The rhetoric was quite different on Mar. 15, when Aetna agreed to buy New York Life Insurance Co.'s health- insurance business for $1.05 billion. "We've redefined what we are," says Chairman Richard L. Huber, an international banker who joined Aetna in 1995. While Aetna is still acquiring, the insurer has abandoned ambitious plans to expand aggressively into managed care. "We're an insurance company," he says.
NYLCare, which will add only 2.5 million members to Aetna's 13.7 million, lost $30 million last year on $3.2 billion in revenues. Last year, Aetna netted $901 million in revenues of $18.5 billion.
"A CRAPSHOOT." Why the strategy shift? Melding U.S. Healthcare, a brash health-maintenance-organization operator, proved far more difficult and costly than anyone thought, and the process is not finished yet. Computer system snafus, exacerbated by overzealous staffing cuts, have alienated customers and fouled up pricing strategies. Originally, Aetna promised the merger would cut $300 million from costs by the end of 1997, but less than half that has been realized. Says J. Randall MacDonald, senior vice-president for human resources at GTE Corp., an Aetna customer: "One plus one doesn't equal three, and I'm not even sure it equals two."
Meanwhile, the managed-care merger wave Aetna hoped to lead hasn't happened: The balance of power is shifting away from insurers toward employers, doctors, and hospitals. Indeed, while Aetna has been struggling to rationalize two strikingly disparate organizations, doctors and employers have rebelled against its attempts to apply U.S. Healthcare's aggressive pricing and controls to Aetna's sclerotic existing business.
Back in 1996, the U.S. Healthcare deal looked like a winner. But it soon became apparent that Aetna had bought at the height of a market that quickly plummeted. Consolidation of claims-processing centers and 4,950 layoffs helped reduce Aetna's overhead expenses to 19.2% of revenues last year, from 22.3% in 1996. But cuts were too deep and too fast, as Huber now concedes. Corporate customers complained about problems matching employee files with data. Doctors and hospitals got testy about payment delays. Even now, getting paid properly is "a crapshoot," says the office manager for one Connecticut doctor.
HIRING AGAIN. With a huge lag in claims processing, executives didn't realize until the third quarter that medical costs were running as much as 2% higher than forecast. By then, Aetna was negotiating with 40% of its 1998 corporate contracts. Many of the resulting premiums were based on outdated cost information, so Aetna stands to see little profit on a big chunk of its business this year.
To repair the damage, Aetna has hired 550 new full- and part-time operations employees and has slowed the closing of service centers. While it has put the vast majority of its HMO members on one computer system, Aetna still plans to merge the traditional insurance operations into the system as well, a feat that has yet to be performed anywhere in the industry.
In dealing with NYLCare, Huber is taking a tight, cost-effective approach to the deal and promising much less than Aetna did with U.S. Healthcare. That seems appropriate. The only NYLCare plans that make money are the biggest ones--in Dallas, Houston, and the Washington (D.C.) area. And those won't be integrated with Aetna's computer systems for more than two years.
Huber admits that Aetna's marriage to U.S. Healthcare has been messy. "It was a painful way to learn," he admits, but says he'll apply the lessons in the NYLCare merger--even if he has to sacrifice the grand vision that inspired Aetna's original expansion binge.


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RE: LegendPosition Problem
When I run that in Version 5.2 on my Windows98 system it works correctly.
The legend is to the right and middle of the density plot.
You should probably check with WRI support.
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Dear All,
I'm running 5.2 and trying to position a legend. No matter what coordinates
I give, the legend is always in the bottom left...what am I doing wrong.
The following sample code below puts the legend in the lower left on my
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Dr. Lyell described Michael's condition at that time, "When Michael came to see me for the first time about his neck and arm numbness, he was experiencing some significant discomfort, so we took some routine X-rays in the office that actually turned out normal. Based on this finding, I decided to move forward with conservative treatment, including anti-inflammatories, muscle-relaxers and exercises to perform at home. However, when he came back a week later with even more pain than before, I knew we were dealing with a much bigger problem that needed to be addressed as soon as possible."
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Actually Eli does not seem to be as affected by pressure as some other QB's. not hat he likes getting hit, but he has a way of staying healthy even when he does.
Superhuman powers, primarily.
Point is, no one likes being hit. Eli doesn't shy away from contact; if he contorts his body -- a natural response -- then it's mainly only to buy some more time, or try to evade the rush to make a play downfield.
Eli is tough s.o.b.
My body was sculpted to the proportions of Michelangelo's David.
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