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"Frequent buses, no messing around at the reception, great service in general, polite staff, would recommend it to anyone."March 1, 2009
"Suffered flight cancellation from Bristol on 06 Feb and lost £51.99p in parking fee through no fault of my own. Very disappointed at this loss and attitude of fhr personnel when raising a query regarding a possible refund; which was refused."February 22, 2009
"The bus from the car park to the airport is not ideally designed for passengers with large luggage. There are too many seats and too little storage for luggage when the bus is full.
Otherwise, an excellent service."
"Used Silver Zone recently for first time and found the experience to be first class. The 'check in' procedure is reassuring with the photographic eveidence on arrival. The compound is as secure as one would expect at this cost with anti-climb fencing and cctv cameras. The transfer to and from the terminal is simplicity itself with regular buses.
On my day of arrival heavy snow lay on the ground, but the staff were there willing to shovel away to enable satisfactory parking to be made.
On my return, I had mislaid my receipt but on production of my passport proving my identity found the experience to be totally fuss free.
Certainly a car park I shall use in future and would recommend to others ....... excellent value overall"
"Absolutely disgraceful. I have been a regular user for several years and booked parking to cover a short break to Jersey. Unfortunately this was cancelled as the airport was closed through bad weather. I asked if I could rebook for the end of February but was told that no refunds would be given. So much for looking after the customer. I will be looking at off site parking in future"February 12, 2009
"Car park provided first rate facilities and transfer. The only criticism I would have is that on previous occassions when I have used this car park on our return cars would have been moved nearer to the drop off point, this service appears to have been withdrawn and my family (including 8 year old daughter)then had to trek through the car park with all our luggage. Had I known that cars would not be moved I would have parked much nearer to the return fdrop off point."February 10, 2009
"Our holiday was postponed due to snow and sickness but they still wanted me to rate the carpark! All I can say is that they wouldn't let me change the date, so we lost £37. Bit miffed really!!!
I'm sure the carpark would have been fine if we'd made it."
"As always excellent service from "Silver Zone" parking at Bristol airport. However this time they were even better, especially as the weather was very bad due to a heavy snow fall. One of the staff even dug my car out to get me on my way home in the early hours of the morning. Thank you for such superb service."February 10, 2009
"Excelent service. N problems/ smooth changeover"September 28, 2008
"Check in and out was simple and quick. Had to wait about five minutes for a coach, which was pretty good. No hanging around once the people at the stop were on board. No complaints whatsoever."September 1, 2008
"Very Good! straigh forward, and easy to use.
Although a more regular bus service would have been ideal for the Return Journey - luckily I was 'not' one of the few who had to wait for the next bus.
"Very good service - cheerful driver on early morning pick up. Will use again."August 9, 2008
"very convenient. quick service....no hassles at all, would definately recommend it."August 6, 2008
"Good value (a lot less than other airport carparks) and easy to find. The shuttle bus service was excellent too."July 28, 2008
"Very easy to get to - no queues seamless and quick transfer to and from airport- didn't need to walk miles to the car on return which always helps when returning to the rainy UK -
Bus arrived on time for retrun to the car no delays/queues
Will use again"
"Very satisfactory in all aspects of service"June 25, 2008
"We found our first experience using Silver zone car parking and transfers to and from the airport terminal excellent and we would recommend it to our
friends. Best wishes for future expansion."
"A few points:
1. Better maps/ directions from key routes (I came from M5 southbound). I missed the Silver sign on the airport roundabout, and then became very confused. A better map that I could download at home would have really made things easier.
2. The route from M5 to the airport is bad. Would it be quicker, even if longer, to go past the airport on the M5 and then enter from the south?
3. You need bus shelters at the airport. It was wet, windy and very cold on our arrival. Very uncomfortable, especially with 2 young children. An electronic display telling customers when the next bus was due would be helpful too.
4. The above is meant as constructive criticism. The staff were friendly and efficient, and the car park good value. Thanks."
"We had to park in overflow carpark when we arrived. As there was no trolley facility in overflow car park I had to carry a heavy case some distance to check in!
I understood the car would be moved somewhere else during its stay and returned to an area near the office on my return. This was not so and we were faced with another case carrying excercise in the dark (poorly lit)to the overflow park not pleasant on a cold wintry night at 11.30pm."
"Having pre-booked and pre-paid service was very hassle free. Very little waiting on check-in and bus delivers direct to departure door. On return at 23.00 no need to phone for bus which turned up after approx ten minutes, very quick key collection and car parked in bay near office"February 28, 2008
"Silverzone was closed when I got there,had to park in long stay. very worrying just before I whent on holiday.Given voucher for longstay so ok on return but it was not secure."February 15, 2008
"This is the first time I have used this car park and I was very impressed with the service. The check-in and check-out was efficient and speedy and the rates were very favourable compared to other parking lots. I will certainly use it again."February 14, 2008
"we were moved bto airport car park"February 7, 2008
"I would like to thank you and your staff for a very efficient and professional service last weekend, especially when my easyJet flight from Malaga to Bristol had been delayed by over an hour and when departing the airport terminal at Bristol in the early hours your bus was waiting to transfer me to collect my car.
Once again many thanks for the service provided."
"Excellent service on arrival, but the return was marred by having to wait over 20 mins in the pouring rain, with many others, for the bus to arrive. Otherwise, price and service was good."January 21, 2008
"I have NEVER had any problems when parking at SilverZone. There are always bus' just about to leave, so have never had to wait for too long. They are always warm and clean. Wish they wouldn't move your car though when you pick your car up(I am on crutches!)"January 14, 2008
"Have used this parking facility before, and it runs very well. Sensible pricing, helpful staff and convenient."January 14, 2008
"The price was fine and affordable but the experience however was let down by the young man behind the desk.
I appreciatte that it was the festive season but the guy behind the desk was rude and abrupt, also it was obvious that he was either hungover or drunk from the night before.
Regards R Steenson"
"excellent we were delayed overnight and did,nt have to contact you or pay any extra, which was great after the hassle of a long delay. thank you"January 13, 2008
"Very positive feedback! Fast transfer from and to the airport. Easy and quick check in and out! If I have to I will use it again!"January 8, 2008


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My mother died without a will but wanted everything to go to her grandchildren. Can my sister and I sign the estate over to them to be divided equally
This communication does not create an attorney-client relationship, does not constitute legal advice, and is intended as general information only.
When a person dies without a will in Georgia, the disposition of their estate is governed by the laws of descent and distribution (sometimes called the "intestacy laws"). Under Georgia law, if a person dies with no spouse and two children, each child takes 50%. See OCGA section 53-2-1. As Mr. Minko points out, you could accept the property from the estate then give the property to the grandchildren. However, taking such action could have negative tax results depending upon the value of your mother's estate.
A better approach may be to have you and your sister "disclaim" your interest in your mother's estate. The effect of a disclaimer (that meets certain requirements of federal and state law) is that the property passes as if the disclaimant (i.e., the person who executes the disclaimer--in this case, you and your sister) predeceased the decedent. Under Georgia law, the share of a deceased child is distributed to the deceased child's descendants, per stirpes. See OCGA 53-2-1(c)(3). By executing a disclaimer, you can avoid any federal transfer tax which would be imposed if you (or your sister) received the money then gifted it to your children.
Because the requirements of the disclaimer are somewhat technical (and depending upon what actions you have taken, it may not be possible to disclaim) you should likely seek the advice of a licensed Georgia attorney to assist you in the process. The time deadline for executing a disclaimer is nine months from the date of the decedent's death. If you are within nine months, you should probably discuss the matter with an attorney to see if a disclaimer is a good option.
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Will not probated,quick claim deed filed recently at death, siblings not given rightful share,trusted until death, what now? How costly and what process
This communication does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not constitute legal advice but is general in nature and for information purposes only.
Although I am not sure I fully understand the facts and your question, I'll attempt to respond.
First, a will can not be probated until the testator (that is, the person who made the will) dies. If the testator died, there is no "deadline" for filing the will, but it should be filed soon after the testator's death. Georgia law requires that a person possessing a will of a person known to be deceased to at least file the will in the county where the testator was domiciled (i.e., where he/she lived and "called home").
If you know a person has the will and refuses to file it, the Georgia probate court does have the authority to require the person to file the will. The named executor in the will is the appropriate person to file for probate, but another person could file for probate if the named executor is unwilling or unable to do so.
If real property was deeded (whether by warranty deed or quitclaim deed) to someone during the life of the testator, the contents of the will may not matter. While it is possible to overturn a deed, it is not a simple process. In order to invalidate a deed one would need to show something like (1) forgery, (2) fraud, (3) that the grantor lacked the mental capacity to make a gift of property, or (4) duress (that is, that the grantor was forced to sign the deed under pressure or inappropriate coercion from a third party. The standard to invalidate a deed is quite high and the action would likely need to be brought in Superior court (not Probate court).
The cost for the legal action to invalidate the deed could be several thousand dollars, possibly several tens of thousands. I would recommend examining the timing of the deed or deeds, considering the mental state and circumstances of the grantor at the time the deed was executed, then if you think the grantor may have been unduly influenced consulting with an attorney about moving forward with regard to the quitclaim deed issue.
On the probate of the will issue, the cost of probating the estate should not be too expensive: a few hundred to a few thousand dollars of legal work and court fees covers most Georgia estate administration (assuming no estate tax return is required). The problem is, if the deed is valid, the property transferred by the deed is not a part of the estate, so probating the will won't help you recover any property which was transferred during the testator's lifetime. No matter what the person's will states, he/she can give away property during his/her lifetime in a manner different than what is set forth in the will. The contents of the will might serve as evidence that the deed was obtained in a wrongful manner, though.
I hope you find this helpful.See question
My father recently passed, there are five kids, one was listed as a benificiary of his 401k, other than that there is no will. is the 401k part of the estate to be divided by probate or is it the sole possession of the benificiary?
Generally speaking, a validly executed beneficiary designation on a 401(k) governs the distribution of the assets in the 401(k) plan. However, 401(k) plans are subject to ERISA so there may be some protections, such as for a spouse. If your father was not married and he named just one child as the beneficiary, the 401(k) probably belongs to the child. Some exceptions to this would include (1) your dad signed the beneficiary designation under duress (2) the beneficiary designation was fraudulent or not completed property or as required by the 401(k) provider or (3) if the child named murdered your father (pursuant to the Georgia or relevant state "slayer" statute, the child probably can't benefit).
In most cases, where a beneficiary is designated and that beneficiary is living, the retirement plan is not a part of the probate estate to be divided pursuant to the intestacy law (the governing law of distribution if the decedent had no will) or the will.See question
My father passed away without a will. I paid all known debts and published the required notice, etc. Later I found that my father had co-signed with my brother for a mortgage. The remaining money had been distributed. Am I liable for that debt...
With regard to liability, the distributees of your father's estate are likely liable for their pro-rata share. Assuming you are a distributee, then yes, you are likely liable, but not as the administrator, rather, as a beneficiary. See O.C.G.A. section 53-7-43 (1997). This, of course, assumes you had no notice of the debt and otherwise did not breach your fiduciary duty to them. If you made distributions with an awareness of the debt, you might have some personal liability in your capacity as administrator.
Depending upon the mortgage terms, your brother and your father's estate are probably both jointly and severally liable. If your brother has not defaulted and there was no other default, the mortgage company may not be able to pursue your father's estate on the obligation. I recommend reading the mortgage agreement/security instrument to find out if a default has occurred and assess whether or not any current liability exists.
The statute of limitations on the liability is probably at least six years. Because of your father's death, the statute of limitations which applies was probably tolled (i.e., extended) from the period of your father's death to the appointment of you as the administrator and possibly some additional time. Thus, the statute of limitations may be more like 7 years. Other circumstances might extend the statute even beyond this.See question
if a will is not followed to the lanaguage in it how long after probate can a person have it enforced?
If the Executor or administrator of a Georgia estate has breached his/her/its fiduciary duty, you may have as long as ten years or longer to file a lawsuit for breach of fiduciary duty. Even though this is a lengthy period, If you are aware of a fiduciary breach, you should seek legal counsel as soon as possible and likely file suit as soon as possible. Even though you may have a legal remedy does not always mean you will have a practical remedy (for example, if the executor is "judgment proof" meaning the executor has no assets from which to pay the damages). The time to file could be shorter or longer depending upon the nature of the wrong, when it occurred, when you (or the harmed party) knew or should have known about it, the age of the beneficiary (minority can "toll" or extend the time to file the action), and other factors. If the executor has filed a petition for discharge, the time may be much shorter and you would need to file an action quickly (or not assent to the discharge).
Not only can you sue for damages when an Executor has breached the Executor's fiduciary duty, but if you are aware of something that the Executor is about to do is in violation of the terms of the will, you may have a cause of action to compel the Executor to follow the terms of the will to require them to follow the provisions set forth in the Will.
I recommend that you consult an attorney who can consider the specific facts and review the statutes and case law in light of those facts. Because you do not have an unlimited time in which to file, you should do this as soon as possible. If you fail to file within the statute of limitations, you could lose your ability to sue.
A couple with two children can choose both go to work or only one goes to work. A total income is assumed $90,000 regardless of both or only one working. Which choice of work will pay more tax, one W-2, two W-2s or no difference (exactly same)?
THIS ANSWER IS NOT INTENDED TO GIVE YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL OR TAX ADVICE. You should seek tax and or legal counsel to address the specifics of your situation.
Although numerous factors go in to determining the federal income tax liability of a married couple, the brief answer to your question is that the lowest possible tax liability should be the same whether the wages of $90,000 are earned by one spouse or both. This is the case because the wages of both taxpayers are aggregated on the joint return, so it does not matter who earns the wages. $90K of wage income results in the same amount of tax whether earned $45K by each or $90K by one. Even so, I advise you to consult a tax professional about the specifics of your situation.
Specific factors such as joint filing versus separate filing (joint filing should produce the lowest aggregate tax cost) will impact the tax due. Further, deductions such as medical expenses (if over 7.5% floor), home mortgage interest, student loan interest, and other issues may impact the tax owed. Exemptions also impact the tax (the two children, depending upon how old they are and where they live may be claimed as exemptions).
In addition, if some of the income is not wage income the results could be different.
Lastly, FICA (social security and medicaid) taxes should be the same in either case if the total earnings is $90K (but this may not be true at higher earning levels, where having 2 taxpayers/wage earners might result in more FICA taxes than if one earned all wages)
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Assets are left to the spouse, so why probate a will?
At minimum, if the person is deceased and was a resident of Georgia at the time of death, the person in possession of the will is required by law to file the will with the probate court. See my legal guide on the Avvo site here: http://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/what-to-do-with-a-will-in-your-posession-when-the-testator-dies-filing-not-for-probate In other words, even if probate is not required, you should likely file the will of the decedent with the probate court.
Whether probate is required or not depends primarily on how the assets owned by the deceased spouse were titled. For example, if the spouse merely owned a joint checking account titled "with rights of survivorship" or pay on death ("POD") to the surviving spouse, no property would be in the decedent's probate estate and therefore, no probate required. Similarly, if the decedent owned a parcel of real property (such as his/her personal residence) with another person (e.g., spouse) as "joint tenants with rights of survivorship," then that real property passes pursuant to the dictates of Georgia law and the "survivorship" designation in the deed.
If, instead, decedent owned a bank account, brokerage account, cash on his/her person, real property, or virtually any other asset individually, then probate in Georgia is likely required even if the will leaves everything to the surviving spouse. The reason for this is because property owned by the decedent, unless governed by some contractual arrangement (such as a beneficiary designation on a life insurance policy or POD designation on a financial account) or joint with survivorship titling, that property becomes a part of the estate. The probate process is the procedure by which the court "validates" the will and ensures that the will is, in fact, the decedent's last will and his/her last wishes. In sum, the mere fact that the will leaves everything to one person does not necessarily mean that the will need not be probated. Rather, the nature of the decedent's property (and how it was titled and owned) is the determining factor.
Regarding the costs of probating a will, if you do not hire an attorney, the filing fees (in Georgia), publication of the notice to debtors and creditors, etc. in most counties will probably total between $200 and $500. The variance stems from the fact that, depending upon the contents of the will (e.g., whether inventory and returns are waived by the decedent) different filings (and associated filing fees) may be required for some estates which are not required for others.
THIS COMMUNICATION DOES NOT CREATE AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP. Moreover, the above is not legal advice and can not be relied upon as such. Legal advice depends upon the specific facts of the situation and the above is general in nature and for informational purposes only.See question
My father just passed and I'm beginning to complete some of the probate court forms online. His will states that everything is to be divided equally among me and my sister.
The primary differences between common form probate and solemn form probate are (1) the notice requirements, and (2) the finality of the process.
Common Form probate in Georgia does not require notice to anyone: not the people named in the will, not the spouse nor the children of the decedent. Common form probate leaves the will submitted to probate open to challenge for an extended period of time (minimum of four years), however.
Solemn form probate requires notice to the "heirs" of the decedent as that term is defined in O.C.G.A. section 53-2-1 (1997). see O.C.G.A. section 53-5-22 (2008 Supp.). The actions of the executor are more protected when the will has been probated in solemn form and the will can not be contested by parties who have been given proper notice of the petition.
In almost all cases, it is preferable to probate a will in solemn form, but some cases may warrant common form probate. The specific circumstances of the case may dictate using one method over another. In my experience, courts may ask that if you file for common form probate that you indicate when you plan to file for solemn form probate, so the courts seem to have a preference for solemn for probate.
THIS COMMUNICATION DOES NOT CREATE AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP AND IS NOT, AND MAY NOT BE RELIED UPON, AS LEGAL ADVICE. Legal advice is dependent upon the specific facts and circumstances of the situation and the above is general in nature.See question
He does not have an estate (no money there) and she will get some life insurance, but only enough to pay off her debt. He has a car that is worth about $1500.00 and has $15000.00 in debt over four accounts. The checking is a joint account and he...
If your father was a Georgia resident at the time of his death, Georgia law likely applies. In Georgia, generally speaking, a person's estate bears the responsibility for the debts and obligations that person had in life. Unless your mother had a contractual agreement with the credit card company(ies), she has no legal responsibility for the debt. You should first confirm that the cards were not in your mom and dad's joint names. If the debt is joint, your mother is responsible for the debt. The other possible source of liability is if your mom was an authorized user on one or more of the accounts (given that she did not know about them, I assume this is not the case). Credit card agreements often make the authorized user secondarily responsible for debts incurred by them if the primary cardholder does not pay. It is also possible that the credit card company could make an equitable argument that your mom is liable (for example, he purchased something for her benefit) but the creditors are not likely to pursue such an argument.
While your mother may not be personally liable, she also may not be able to inherit assets from your father's estate if the creditors are not paid. The joint account is likely a non-probate asset and need not be used to pay the debt. The car, however, if it was in your father's name only, should be sold and the proceeds distributed to the creditors of his estate according to the priority set forth under Georgia law. You may wish to seek legal counsel regarding how to probate the estate and pay your father's debts. You might also pursue having the county administrator serve as the executor/administrator of your father's estate.
If it is important to your mother to keep the car, she may be able to take the car by way of year's support. Year's support is a statutory provision in Georgia that comes first in priority ahead of funeral expenses and the creditors of the estate. You may wish to engage an attorney to advise you with regard to the benefits, downsides, and prudence of filing for year's support.
THIS COMMUNICATION DOES NOT CREATE AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP AND IS NOT INTENDED AND SHOULD NOT BE TREATED AS LEGAL ADVICE. Legal advice is dependent upon the specific facts and circumstances of each individual situation and the above is general in nature.See question
Fm:GA How detailed is the administrators inventory of an intestate indebted estate supposed to be? Every dish,piece of clothing, piece of silverware (none of which is valued even at market (or is it)?
The statute on this topic is quite vague. Georgia law states in part, "the personal representative shall prepare an inventory of all the property of the decedent." OCGA 53-7-30. As such, the detail required on the inventory is probably in the discretion of the court. I recommend a reasonableness approach. Listing every dish separately is probably too much detail. However, listing "property of decedent - value $300,000.00" is probably too vague.
The court should be able to provide you with a standard form for inventory for the county. In the counties where I practice, the form lists real property separate from personal property. Under the "personal property" category, bank and savings accounts are each listed separately, stocks and bonds listed separately, automobilies and life insurance also have category headings. With regard to personal property, clothing, etc. I usually show it as a group. Following this approach will likely put you on solid ground as far as the court is concerned. That is, the court is not likely to return it to you and ask you to re-do the inventory.
The amount of detail you put in the inventory from a practical perspective, however, depends upon a number of factors. The answers to questions such as, "are the heirs/beneficiaries of the estate likely to raise questions as to my activities?", "how much debt is owed by the estate? and who are the creditors?", "how many people knew the decedent? and is he/she notable or do people have reason to search court records?" may cause the executor/administrator to be more descriptive or more vague.
In any event, it is important to be as complete as possible and if property is discovered after the filing of the initial inventory, the administrator should file an amended inventory.
Regarding values, fair market value at the time of death is probably the best value to use, although I'm not sure that specific valuation is required by the Georgia statute.
In sum, meeting the minimum legal standard probably just requires reasonableness in terms of detail, but other factors may motivate the executor/administrator to provide more or less detail depending upon the sought-after goal.
THIS COMMUNICATION DOES NOT CREATE AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP. The above is for informational purposes only.See question

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When a person has a lot of leg on display, one of their friends might feel the urge to repeatedly and rapidly thwack their outstretched hand between the inner thighs on show. (As if a salmon was flapping between them.)
Sophie gave me a massive inappropriate salmon yesterday at church. I totally should have worn tights.
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Greek deadlines are flying past like missiles over a barricade. Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy insist that time is running out. And yet nothing seems to come out of Athens except stasis and delay. So what exactly is the subject of the negotiations? And why the hold-up?
There are parallel sets of talks taking place. The first is between Greece and its bondholders over a deal to cut the value of Greece's €355bn (£294bn) sovereign debt pile by around €100bn. There are also negotiations within the Greek coalition over further domestic austerity measures. The technocrat Prime Minister, Lucas Papademos, is pushing for a further €4.4bn in cuts this year, equal to 1.5 per cent of GDP. But this has run into resistance from members of his coalition.
Other eurozone governments, which funded Greece with a €100bn bailout in May 2010, say they will not sign off on a further €130bn rescue package unless there is a deal both with bondholders over debt restructuring and among Greek politicians over more cuts. Germany has been particularly insistent on both of these points.
The real deadline, rather than the phoney ones that have been thrown around in recent weeks, is 20 March, when Greece is due to pay back €14.4bn to its creditors. Yet it is believed that a formal offer for the bond restructuring deal must be made by 13 February for Greece to be in a position to make the March payment. And unless the new European bailout package is signed off, Greece will simply not be able to pay its debts when they fall due next month.
Both sets of negotiations have hit the rocks over issues of self-interest and principle. The large banks that hold around €40bn in Greek bonds want to minimise their losses in the restructuring. And some hedge funds have also bought up Greece's devalued bonds specifically to make a profit, namely the difference between the price they paid and the written-down value.
The bondholders are also pushing for the European Central Bank (ECB), which acquired around €55bn worth of Greek bonds when it was trying in vain to stabilise the market in 2010, to take losses too. But some German politicians argue that to impose losses on the ECB would be tantamount to deficit financing of a sovereign state by the central bank – and thus a breach of European law.
The stakes are high. As the graph above shows, unless more than 50 per cent of Greece's bondholders sign up to a major restructuring, Greece's debts will not come down to a sustainable level, remaining well over 120 per cent of GDP for the foreseeable future. This is why Germany has been so firm on imposing large losses on bondholders. Berlin knows that, as the largest contributor of the eurozone rescue funds, it will end up having to put still more of its own money into Greece if the debt burden does not fall soon.
The negotiations on Greece's austerity are equally vexed. Political leaders, such as Antonis Samaras of the New Democracy party, have an eye on national elections due in April and want to distance themselves from austerity measures that are provoking intense opposition from the Greek population. But, again, the hold-up is not just driven by self-interest. It is not only Greek politicians who are objecting to further austerity as an economic strategy. An increasing number of economists are arguing that short-term budget cuts are simply making the economic situation in the country worse, rather than laying the foundations for recovery. Greece's economy is set to contract for its fifth successive year in 2012. Austerity seems to be crushing the economy, not curing it.
Many analysts now argue that though Athens should be compelled to push ahead with long-term structural economic reform, such as raising the pension age, liberalising labour markets and cracking down on tax evasion, what the country needs in the immediate term is a break from savage austerity. This classic Keynesian approach is, however, emphatically ruled out by German politicians, who insist that Athens must push ahead with austerity now, no matter how agonising, as the only route to a sustainable recovery.
"You must never do the opposite in the short term. Otherwise you will never regain credibility," insisted the German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, at the World Economic Forum in Davos last month.
Germany does not subscribe to the theory that Greece's woes are down to excessive austerity. The crisis, Berlin argues, stems from a failure of Greek politicians to deliver on their reform commitments. And trust in those politicians is fading. That is why Germany floated a plan last month to transfer control of the Greek national budget to a special European commissioner – something that provoked a hostile reaction from Athens.
Not everyone can win. Someone – either Athens' creditors, the ECB, Greece's politicians or the German government – will have to give way if there is to be an agreement. And if they cannot agree? The prospect of a disorderly default for Greece is very real. The spokesman for eurozone finance ministers, Jean-Claude Juncker, made that clear in an interview over the weekend.
"If we determined that it's all going wrong in Greece, there won't be a new programme – and that means in March you'll have a declaration of bankruptcy," he said.
None of the large players involved in the talks wants that to happen, of course. For Greece, a default could be a prelude to exit from the eurozone, an economic shock that threatens to make Athens' present torment look mild. And a default by Athens would mean huge losses for major European banks and the possibility of financial contagion. Some say that Greece could be the new Lehman Brothers, the bankruptcy that sends the entire global economy over a cliff edge.
No one wants a Greek default. But, as things stand at the moment, that is the course on which Greece – and Europe – remain locked.
Portugal Next in line?
Where Athens goes, Lisbon will follow. That has been the concern of investors throughout the Greek debt restructuring talks. Eurozone politicians have insisted that the Greek writedown is unique. But Portugal is struggling too. Although its debt pile is not be onerous as Greece's (at 110 per cent of GDP, compared with 160 per cent in Athens) the Portuguese economy is also shrinking. And growth does not look likely to return soon, thanks to a significant competitiveness gap with Germany. That makes it likely that Portugal too will, at some stage, be unable to cope with its sovereign debt pile. That is why the yields on Portuguese bonds are around 13 per cent at the moment. Investors anticipate a Greek-style haircut. The Portuguese Prime Minister denied yesterday that this was on the agenda. But Lisbon is also reported to have been discreetly seeking advice on restructuring. The markets will, as usual, pay more attention to what politicians do than what they say.
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Sylvia sees a play about a princess. When she goes to sleep that night she dreams about being a princess.
"But Daddy, I really want to go! Everyone else in my class is going to it. Why can't I?" I pleaded my Dad.
"I told you Sylvia if you asked one more time you will be grounded." he said madly.
"I really want to go. It's the only Princess play that will ever be in Olympia this year." I said on the edge of crying.
"Fine. But I have to ask your mother. Ok? After I do if she says yes then you and her can go."
"Thank you Daddy!" I scream hugging him tightly.
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The Grand Prix of Italy at Mugello began well for Yamaha Factory riders Jorge Lorenzo and Ben Spies this morning with a promising first free practice session. Both riders were quickly up to pace on what is a newly resurfaced track, swapping places within the top four. The session wrapped up with Lorenzo in fourth just 0.264 from provisional pole and team mate Spies just behind in fifth, 0.377 from the front.
The weather which has played such a big part in the 2011 season so far was back this afternoon, spoiling the Tuscan sunshine with a burst of rain which rendered the afternoon's second session useless. Lorenzo did not ride at all, Spies ventured out in the last two minutes to practice starts.
Jorge Lorenzo
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"In the afternoon the track was not perfect so we decided to stay in the garage. I am feeling confident because I like Mugello; I feel very comfortable riding on the new asphalt and this morning everything was good; all of us in the team have done a fantastic job so far. In my opinion we are now the closest we have been this season to the competition. Even with that, to win here will be tough, but we can! It is still too soon to say, but we have improved."
Ben Spies
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"This afternoon became one of those sessions we've had all year, rain came and so you don't want to take any risks. With the conditions the way they were we didn't want to risk the bike or me so we just went out on the last lap to do a couple of practice starts. The morning session was good; the bike is working really well. We tried some different tyre combinations and I think we can make the bike even better. I think we have the pace to battle for top five and contend for the podium so that's our goal."
We didn't go out this afternoon as track conditions were not useful for us.
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"We didn't go out this afternoon as track conditions were not useful for us. We wanted to test some things but we needed good conditions to do so. We saved a tyre and we saved engine mileage and it's also safer for the rider not having to push in these conditions. This morning went well; Jorge was pleased with his position, feeling, turning and stopping. We tried two different set ups, one was clearly better which we had planned to progress this afternoon but will instead save for tomorrow morning."
Massimo Meregalli - Yamaha Factory Racing Team Director
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As director of admissions at Michigan's Kalamazoo College, John Carroll grew accustomed to receiving packages from other schools promoting themselves in hope of moving up in the influential U.S. News & World Report rankings.
Letters bragging about famous professors were common. So were slick copies of overly ambitious strategic plans — anything that might influence Carroll when he filled out the magazine's survey ranking colleges.
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The schools do this because U.S. News bases a full 25% of its ranking on a "peer assessment" (college officials refer to it more accurately as the "reputational survey" or "beauty contest") sent out each spring. This encourages college presidents to become hucksters and spend money on public relations rather than new science labs or scholarships.
At last, a group of college presidents has stepped forward to take a collective stand against the rankings, especially the peer assessment. One of those protesters is Douglas Bennett, president of Earlham College in Richmond, Ind., who watches in dismay as the stack of college promotional materials dumped into his mailbox grows ever higher.
How many colleges can Bennett accurately evaluate? The answer, he says, is about five: Earlham. His alma mater. His son's college. Two colleges where he participated in the accreditation process. The problem is, rating three of those colleges (Earlham, his alma mater and his son's college) gives him a conflict of interest.
If Bennett can accurately assess only two colleges, how can other presidents honestly evaluate dozens? They can't, which is why the renegade educators are right to ask U.S. News to change its system.
Tens of thousand of college applicants and their parents rely on the U.S. News rankings, and given the absence of alternative sources, they are a valuable consumer service. But their success has inspired unfortunate efforts to game the system.
To restore sanity to the college guide business, U.S. News could steer its rankings away from the horse-race approach. Yes, Americans love contests, but the notion that colleges can be numerically ranked is deceptive. It can warp college leaders' incentives. Just recently, the president of Arizona State University was offered bonus money if he could move that institution out of third-tier rankings. Some colleges have tried to milk recent graduates for small donations to improve their contribution rates — another of the criteria the magazine uses.
Other organizations are developing more meaningful data. The most promising experiment is a foundation-sponsored effort run out of Indiana University that surveys students about the quality of their undergraduate experience — information prospective students need to know.
Until those things happen, applicants will be left with beauty contest guides based in part on what some administrators in Michigan think of a college in Virginia they've probably never visited. Prospective college students deserve better than guidance derived from potted plants.
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Since 7 this morning, Georgians have been voting in the Super Tuesday primary. And Fulton County officials say at a few polling places, they had to fix problems with the aging computers.
Roughly 90 percent of voting machines used in Georgia were bought in 2002 or earlier.
"Most of us don't expect our laptops or our desktops to last over a decade and that's the kind of technology these machines are using," said Chris Famighetti, a voting rights researcher at the Brennan Center.
But despite their age, Famighetti said most of the computers in Georgia appear to be in relatively good shape. "They do benefit from a great maintenance program at Kennesaw State at the Center for Election Systems."
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trait in The Sims 4. It conflicts with Childish and Goofball traits.
"These Sims can Critique Work on low quality items, are bored by "low brow" television, and gain Confidence around other Snob Sims."
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- Snob Sims will get "Snobbily Surronded" moodlet, when they are in social with another Sims with Snob trait.
- Snob Sims do not like low quality things and will be bored by them.
- Snob Sims enjoy Critiqueing Work on cheap household items and gain a Happiness Moodlet from it.
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The Belmont family (sometimes translated as Belmondo or Belmond) is the bloodline sworn to oppose Count Dracula in the Castlevania the series. They are not the only heroes in the franchise, but often play an integral role in any game's storyline. The Belmont surname was lost to some characters due to the European patrilineal naming tradition. If not Belmonts in name, they were certainly Belmonts by blood and conviction, and are accordingly considered part of the Belmont clan.
- 1094 - Leon Belmont (Castlevania: Lament of Innocence)
- 1450 - Sonia Belmont (Castlevania Legends & Castlevania: Resurrection [canceled])
- 1476 - Trevor Belmont (Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse)
- 1576-1591 - Christopher Belmont (The Castlevania Adventure & Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge)
- 1591 - Solieyu Belmont (Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge) (non-playable)
- 1691-1698 - Simon Belmont (various games; see character page for details)
- 1748 - Juste Belmont (Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance)
- 1788-1797 - Richter Belmont (Dracula X: Rondo of Blood, Castlevania: Dracula X & Castlevania: Symphony of the Night)
- 1788-1797 - Maria Renard (Dracula X: Rondo of Blood & Castlevania: Symphony of the Night)
- 1852 - Reinhardt Schneider (Castlevania 64 & Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness)
- 1917 - John Morris (Castlevania: Bloodlines) (son of Quincy Morris from the famous Bram Stoker novel Dracula)
- 1999-2035 - Julius Belmont (Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow and Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow)


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Brett Ratliff needs one of those, "Hello, my name is …" tags.
Mention the subject of Browns quarterbacks and only two names come up, those of Derek Anderson and Brady Quinn. That's understandable to a great degree, because those are the two players in an open competition for the job. Their names are on the tongue of every Browns fan, and every radio sports talk show host in the region. Quarterback controversies are big in Cleveland, and this one is about as big as there have ever been.
However, it's as if those are the only two quarterbacks on the roster. There are two others in Richard Bartel, who spent almost all of 2008 on the practice squad of the Browns, and Brett Ratliff.
Ratliff is the more interesting one of the two if only because of the makeup of the Browns coaching staff. Head coach Eric Mangini had the same job the last two seasons with the New York Jets when Ratliff was with the team. In both 2007 and '08, Ratliff's position coach with the Jets was Brian Daboll, now his offensive coordinator in Cleveland.
Ratliff came to the Browns with Abram Elam, Kenyon Coleman and the Jets' first- and second-round picks in the 2009 NFL Draft for the Browns' first-round selection this year.
"I was excited to be part of that trade," Ratliff said Wednesday morning following practice. "On one hand, it was sad to come to a new team and leave all your old teammates behind, but it was good to get back under Coach Mangini and Coach Daboll."
So while Quinn and Anderson go through the ups and downs of trying to learn a new offense, Ratliff is already familiar with it because most of it is derived from the scheme the Jets ran the last two years. He spent all of 2007 on the Jets practice squad and all of last season as that team's No. 3 quarterback. He said his coming out party occurred in last year's preseason opener at Cleveland. He played the last three quarters of a 24-20 New York victory, with his first pass going for a 71-yard touchdown.
"I'm very comfortable with this offense," he said.
And it has showed. Ratliff has had his moments in camp, but they've gone virtually unnoticed because everyone has been fixated on only Quinn and Anderson.
"Yes, I am here, too," Ratliff said.
But that's as far as he'll go.
"They've really not told me what my role will be, but I've got to do the job they want me to do, whatever it is," Ratliff said.
"I just want to play football."
Even if no one in Cleveland is paying attention when he's doing it.
BETTER THAN THE BEST: In his press conference after returning to practice Wednesday, Browns wide receiver Braylon Edwards said 2007 was not the best season of his overall career. Playing in 16 games, he had 80 catches that year and set Browns teams records for receiving yards (1,289) and touchdown grabs (16). He never said specifically which one of his seasons he thought was better than that, but it had to have been 2004 at Michigan. In 11 games as a senior that year, he had 97 catches for 1,330 yards and 15 touchdowns. He makes a good case.
DIFFERENT YEAR, DIFFERENT PHILOSOPHY: Another example of how much more physical this camp has been already than any of the four ex-Browns head coach Romeo Crennel ran, came when Mangini ran an extensive goal-line drill. The players really went at, and the fans thoroughly enjoyed it.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T: The Browns coaches on both sides of the ball have a real appreciation of just how good Edwards really is. After Edwards made a leaping touchdown catch over cornerback Gerard Lawson, defensive backs coach Jerome Henderson smiled at the receiver and said, "Nice catch."
NOW IT'S MY TURN: Nose tackle Shaun Rogers crunched Jamal Lewis on Tuesday as soon as the running back got the ball. Lewis got his revenge Wednesday when he knocked down Rogers as he rushed the passer. Rogers got to his feet and playfully wrapped Lewis in a bear hug.
CAMPER OF THE DAY: Outside linebacker Titus Brown, who played four games with the Browns, mostly on special teams, in his rookie season of 2008, worked some with the No. 1 defense. The 6-foot-3, 250-pounder hits hard and is active. Mangini said he likes what he's seen thus far of the Mississippi State product.
UP NEXT: The Browns will practice just once on Thursday, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. It is free and open to the public.
QUOTABLE: "If I broke it, charge it to Mangini. He's got my back." – A laughing Edwards, trying to show that he and the coach are tight, after the microphone that was attached to the top of his jersey fell off near the end of his press conference.


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French Charity Accuses US of War Crimes for Afghan Hospital Strike
Written by: James W. Huston Published: October 7, 2015
My last novel, Falcon Seven, opens with a U.S. Navy fighter accidentally bombing a charity hospital on the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan run by the Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres in French).  After the attack the pilots  are accused of war crimes and dragged before the International Criminal Court.  In circumstances eerily similar, last Saturday in Afghanistan, an Air Force AC-130 Gunship attacked a hospital in Afghanistan killing twenty-two and injuring thirty.  Read the BBC News report here.  The MSF have called for a war crimes investigation.  We'll see what comes of it all.


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Young Artists Competition
About the Young Artists
Massachusetts high school students compete for a chance to perform at a Boston Pops concert at Symphony Hall.
The Boston Pops and Fidelity Investments are looking for talented high school instrumental and vocalists (soloists and ensembles of up to five members) performing music of any genre. Up to four acts will be selected to perform live on stage at a Boston Pops concert on June 6, 2017. This concert will also feature Tony Award® and Grammy Award® winning multifaceted performer from the musical Hamilton, Leslie Odom, Jr.
Grand Prize
An opportunity to perform on stage before a live audience at a Boston Pops concert on June 6 at Symphony Hall. Private coaching sessions with professional musicians
- 6 tickets to the June 6 concert
- Recognition in the concert program
- Professional headshot and photos of the performance on stage at the concert
- $100 Gift Card for each winning student
- Applicants must be full-time students in good standing in grades 9-12 who attend any public, private or parochial high school, or are home school registered in the state of Massachusetts.
- Entrants must be legal U.S. residents or in the process of obtaining citizenship and must be in between 13 and 19 years of age as of January 2, 2017.
- Entrants must be instrumentalists and/or vocalists performing music of any genre.
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Choose a musical piece, no longer than 4 minutes in length, that best represents the act's talents and is conducive to a live performance with the Boston Pops.If you need any assistance preparing student acts, recording performances, completing the application or anything else that might come up, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
How to Apply
All applicants must mail in a completed application form with a YouTube link to your performance of no more than 4 minutes in length. If entering as an ensemble, each individual ensemble member must submit his/her own application with a link to the group's YouTube video.
All applicants will receive an email confirming receipt of application within 2 business days of receipt.
All entries must be received by Tuesday, March 21, 2017.
Applications must be submitted by mail to: Attn: Corporate Sponsors, Fidelity Investments Young Artists Competition, Symphony Hall, 301 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, MA 02115
Competition Timeline
All finalists must be available to attend all concert activities
on the following dates:
Applications deadline
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Live auditions
Monday, April 10, 2017
Announcement of winners
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
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University of Delhi (DU), Delhi was established in 1922 as a unitary, teaching and residential university by an act of the Central Legislative Assembly. The University of Delhi is the premier university of the country and is known for its high standards in teaching and research and attracts eminent scholars to its faculty. Ever since its inception, a strong commitment to excellence in teaching and research has made the University of Delhi a role-model and path-setter for other universities in the country.
Its rich academic tradition has always attracted the most talented students who later on went on to make important contributions to their society. The University has grown into one of the largest universities in India. At present, there are 16 faculties, 86 academic departments, 77 colleges and 5 other recognised institutes spread all over the city, with 132435 regular students and 261169 students in non-formal education programme.
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WHEN the Federal Express Corporation paid $2.5 million to become the official sponsor of the Orange Bowl, it wanted to know whether it was getting its money's worth.
And when Reebok International Ltd. spent an estimated $35 million to associate itself with the Olympic Games in Atlanta, it wanted to know how much exposure it was getting.
Both companies turned to the Bonham Group, a sports and entertainment marketing firm that evaluates the amount of exposure a sponsor gets. Bonham tracks signage, logos and television coverage, as well as other evidence of exposure.
Its confidential reports told Federal Express and Reebok how much exposure they got, based largely on calculations of ''impressions'' -- which is any time a consumer sees a company name or logo -- and what the approximate value was. Researchers quantified, for instance, the number of times the Reebok logo, worn by hundreds of athletes, appeared on television.Continue reading the main story
The Bonham Group, which has also done work for I.B.M. and Sprint, is one of a handful of research firms that have emerged in recent years to track the exposure that companies get from sponsoring events. ''Five or 10 years ago, very few sponsors tried to determine if they got what they paid for,'' said Dean Bonham, president and chief executive of the Bonham Group in Denver.
But the field has its share of critics, who consider the evaluations to be unreliable.
''It's like selling snake oil,'' said Nye Lavalle, chairman of the Sports Marketing Group in Atlanta. ''All it is is a newspaper clipping service transferred to television.''
Yet despite such criticism, the Bonham Group and its counterparts continue to attract business as more corporations come under pressure to justify sponsorships. This year alone, such sponsorships will cost North American companies about $5.4 billion, according to the IEG Sponsorship Report, a Chicago newsletter.
Moreover, the Bonham Group and other firms defend their methods, arguing that measuring exposure is still the best way that sponsors can determine whether they are getting their money's worth. Bonham, for example, evaluates about 14 categories, including attendance and television ratings.
''There is a hierarchy of values to the impression,'' Mr. Bonham said. ''We have a very detailed document that tells you the difference between radio impressions and event attendance.'' For instance, he said, ''event attendance equals 10 to 15 times more than radio impressions.''
In the end, a variety of impressions are calculated against market research, such that a certain amount of television exposure, for example, might approximate a 30-second commercial, a technique pioneered by Joyce Julius & Associates in Ann Arbor, Mich., the best-known impression tracking service.
While Mr. Bonham insists that his ''formula'' is radically different from the Joyce Julius system, which equates a one second visual of a logo with one second worth of commercial time, both companies use a mathematical formula to estimate the worth of exposure.
''This whole measurement of TV, radio and sponsorship is part art and part science,'' Mr. Bonham said. ''But we're trying to tip the scales more toward science. No one can tell you 100 percent what the bottom line impact is, but we can tell you how many people saw your message.''
Critics, however, say counting impressions or noting the number of times a Coca-Cola sign flashes across the screen during a National Football League game are irrelevant and outmoded.
Mr. Lavalle of the Sports Marketing Group said that a television snippet of a logo could not be equated with a 30-second commercial, and that many impressions do not even register with viewers. ''Anyone who is doing that is in the Dark Ages,'' he said.
Mr. Bonham counters, however, that no one else in the industry has figured out a better way to measure sponsorship. ''This is not 100 percent science,'' he said. ''But it's logical enough so that you can come to some conclusion about it.''
Indeed, some people who follow the sponsorship industry say that although the calculation of impressions has become more sophisticated in recent years, exposure is no longer a primary objective for many big-time sponsors.
Jed Pearsall, president of Performance Research Inc., a sponsorship research firm based in Newport, R.I., argues that ''the more critical element in sponsorship is tapping emotion; signage doesn't do that.''
Mr. Pearsall said sponsors were increasingly turning to more interactive efforts, reaching out to consumers as the Eastman Kodak Company did when it placed disposable cameras on every seat during the closing ceremonies of the Olympic Games in hopes that spectators would use the company's products.
And partly because of the added expense, some research firms are adopting ''attitudinal'' or consumer behavior research, including focus groups, which Mr. Pearsall said go ''beyond bean counting.''
Lesa Ukman, editor of the IEG Sponsorship Report, said large corporations continued to subscribe to impression reports because it was an easy and dramatic way to justify their spending.
But, she added: ''It's a passe way to look at sponsorship. The truth is a sign in a National Basketball Association arena is just another intrusion. Signage is almost meaningless. It's like wallpaper. Who notices it?''
Instead, many corporations are using sponsorships to develop new business. ''Companies are looking for sponsorships to drive their business and not just drive their brand,'' said Jeffrey R. Bliss, an executive of the Sara Lee Corporation and the former president of the Sara Lee Olympic Partnership.
Mr. Bliss and others say that as the cost of sponsorships has risen, more companies are asking research firms to tell them how a sponsorship can have a direct effect on the bottom line. There is an urgency that was not there 20 years ago, he said.
Peter de Tagyos, a vice president of marketing at Lucent Technologies Inc., said, ''In the beginning, signage was the kind of thing where you plaster your name everywhere and then have your chief executive hand out some cheesy check.'' But, he added, ''Those days are gone; now it's the interactive marketing strategy.''Continue reading the main story


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The 1/2 lb LED160AB employs 160 LEDs with a CRI rating of 95 to provide output with accurate color reproduction. It features an aluminum chassis for strength and durability and a dimmer that adjusts the output from 0-100% without flicker as well as a separate knob to vary the color temperature from 3,200 to 5,600K. The light produces a 45° beam angle and employs a channel for optional diffusion gels to avoid time consuming taping. You can power the unit using the kit's AC power adapter or the included NP-F type camera battery. A 1/4"-20 tap allows you to mount the light to your camera's accessory shoe via the included hot shoe adapter.
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By becoming a member of the Underwood Family Farms CSA program, you will receive a weekly share (box) of seasonal fruits and vegetables, grown on our farm. The mix of what's in the box will depend on the season and the selection could be governed by any farming challenges that we may encounter, by visiting In Your Box This Week you can get an idea of what past weeks have looked like. Our produce is all grown locally and harvested one day and delivered the next.
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- Member perks - free admission to the farm (member only), discounts on Fall Harvest admission, reward boxes for loyalty, discounts on farm gift baskets, for full details see the Membership Agreement
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Our season runs year round and we offer three types of payment plans, monthly, quarterly and semi-annual. We offer ways to earn reward boxes for all members, for full details, please see the CSA Membership Agreement page. All active CSA members will receive free admission to the farm for the length of their membership. Members that are active during our Fall Harvest Festival are eligible for a 50% weekend admission discount. All programs have access to the recipe blog and product community area on our website.
We offer two different size boxes to accommodate your household and eating habits. You can switch box sizes as long as you give us a week's notice.
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Minnesota panel recommends scrapping state Obamacare systems.
Oregon and Maryland have attracted most of the attention for failures within state-based ObamaCare web portals, but Minnesota may challenge for the bronze medal at the very least. Despite repeated assurances from Governor Mark Dayton on down, the MNSure system is failing, its management structure is "non-existent" according to an independent panel, and the best option might be trashing the whole mess:
An independent consultant has issued a damning report of the state's troubled online insurance marketplace.MNsure's management structure is "non-existent" according to Optum, a subsidiary of Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth Group, which recently performed a week-long analysis of the more than $100 million website.MNsure executives have been making decisions in a "crisis mode," the report states.MNsure's board members called for the end-to-end review after the website continued to experience major technological issues three months after it launched.The report found the agency's ambitious enrollment goals will suffer as a result."While MNsure will fall short of achieving its original enrollment goals and consumer satisfaction levels, continuous improvements can be made in both the short-term and long-term," the report states.Those problems, however, won't be fixed quickly and the state should consider scrapping the system altogether and starting over, the report said.
The MNSure target was 70,000 enrolled in private plans by April 1, according to the metrics laid out by the state. Only 28,000 have done so at this time, even though nearly 50,000 have enrolled in public assistance programs through the MNSure portal, and they have less than two months left to make up the remaining 60% of the goal (April 1 enrollments have to be registered by mid-March). And the website won't be fixed in time to allow for that kind of boost, KARE 11 reports:


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ISIS-119?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Kevin Meyer resolved ISIS-119. ------------------------------ Resolution: Later Fix Version/s: 0.2.0-incubating Will return to this if the current implementation is insufficient. > Collections were marked as "resolved", even if a collection has an unresolved collection. > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: ISIS-119 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ISIS-119 > Project: Isis > Issue Type: Sub-task > Components: Runtimes: Dflt: Objectstores: SQL > Affects Versions: 0.1.2-incubating > Reporter: Kevin Meyer > Assignee: Kevin Meyer > Labels: jdbc, objectstore, resolve > Fix For: 0.2.0-incubating > > > Until now, when an object is loaded, if it has a collection, then that collection is loaded and marked as "Resolved". > However, if *that* collection had an item with a field that was a collection, then the field collection is not loaded. > The current implementation tries to resolve recursively. This is probably also not desirable. I think the best is for the parent to leave collection items as "partially resolved" or whatever is most appropriate. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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I make more money and have more assets than my fiance' does. His ex-wife is digging for more child support and money from him. Once we are married I know that technically anything we have together can be up for grabs- will a prenup protect me and my assets once I am married from her?
You can structure finances in such a way that there is minimal exposure for your assets. However, to do this most effectively you should work with an experienced Family Law attorney and an experienced estate planning attorney.
The prenuptial agreement should be drafted by an attorney specifically experienced in drafting prenuptial agreements, because in addition to protecting you against the ex-wife, it will affect your financial arrangements with your husband. So with qualifications the prenuptial agreement should protect you as long as it is properly drafted and you and your husband do not co-mingle your assets.
Your fiancee's ex-wife does not have any claimable interest in your property through her ex-husband. Your income may be counted in deciding how much your husband should pay in support, but you should not have to pay simply because you marry this person.
You did not say if she has a judgment or claim against you personally. If that is the case then the prenuptial agreement may not protect you. That however, does not seem to be an issue in your facts.
Assuming for the moment that she does not have any claim against you, a prenuptial agreement will protect the assets you own and the growth or income from those assets. I would also recommend keeping separate bank accounts, investment portfolios, retirement funds etc..
Since you are not now married you have the opportunity to do some planning regarding how title is held on property. To take advantage of this work with an estate planning attorney.
Open a bank account for the community from which to make payments on community debts. Do not try to hide any of your fiancee's money in your separate bank account.
You may consider paying for your home from only your assets, if your home is separate property. Let your husband pay other bills such as groceries, utilities and insurance from either the community property account or from his separate property account.
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Wednesday 4th January 2012
After shaking off the hangover of all hangovers we've managed to finally post some snaps from Faster on New Years Eve. A full house at Cable with all three rooms open was a fitting way to see in 2012 - with some our favourite DJ's who have played here during the year like Friction, D-Bridge, Bailey and Marcus Intalex. As you can see from the pictures it was a night full of energy and frolics so if this is anything to go by, 2012 at Cable will be a ravers dream!