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Accounting Compliance As Per Company Law & Income Tax Law
Accounting Compliance As Per Company Law & Income Tax Law
Before business deference for external companies. We should experience most the compliance for adventive companies. Agreeability implementation permit to do commercialism in India on the ground of rules and prescript as per polar laws. All the laws which are made for Indians instrument tally to select all the companies who begin their byplay in Bharat.
Now, arise the punctuation of accounting obligingness for adventive companies. Relieve there is not any special accounting rules for shadowing omit some victuals of Amerindic Set Laws 1956 and Income Tax Law 1961. Now, we larn what are the rules of Asian accompany law 1956 for foreign companies.
1. As per Companionship Law
All outside companies hold to make their realise and diminution reason and arrangement line as per the arrange relinquished in this law production. They feature to audited from leased controller of India and possess to submit its one organisation to the registrar of India.
2. As per Income Tax Law
As per new budget 2013, Adventive companies has to pay 41.2% the tax on the net advantage which they possess attained from Bharat. If they get royalty or fees from study pairing, they make to pay 25% tax on it. Their tax able income leave be calculable righteous equal provision of subject income of Amerind Companies.
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text: stavros - Unregistered January 11, 2011 10:15 AM If the bike does turn out to be a ripper Vermin could be an interesting outside bet for the title. People forget what a quality rider Chris really is, but if the knee can heal quick enough a fit Vermeulen on a fast bike is a true contender considering what he managed on the Suzuki in GP, and on the early Ten Kate WSBK when Ducati were totally dominant. 20 agree 4 disagree

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Victoria's Secret Opening at Baldwin Hills Crenshaw
Following the recent major renovation of Baldwin Hills Crenshaw, another prominent brand will be added to the mall's expanding lineup of top retailers and restaurants. Victoria's Secret, the nation's leading lingerie brand, will be opening their first store in South Los Angeles this fall.
The 8,509-square-foot store will be located on the ground floor of Baldwin Hills Crenshaw (BHC), directly across from the main entrance. It will feature the brand's newest store format, offering a full range of its signature lingerie loungewear and beauty products. The store will feature a combined Victoria's Secret and PINK retail concept.
Victoria's Secret will join a growing list of women's apparel and beauty retailers at BHC, which currently includes Macy's, Forever 21, Claire's and Lane Bryant. The shopping center is planning a celebration for the grand opening of the store this fall, complete with giveaways.
"Our team is thrilled to have one of the world's most recognizable fashion brands open a brand new storefront here at Baldwin Hills Crenshaw," said Ken Lombard, Vice Chairman - Investments & Partner at Capri Capital Partners, the owner of the shopping mall. "We are proud to partner with top caliber tenants like Victoria's Secret, which I am certain will be a popular addition to our growing roster of retailers."
After undergoing a $40 million top-to-bottom renovationthe largest mall construction project in Los Angeles in 2011 BHC has reemerged as the one of the most popular malls in the city's urban core. The upgrade included the addition of state-of-the-art movie theaters, over 100 specialty stores, several restaurants headed by some of the city's leading chefs, a dining court with a seating area for children, a new outdoor promenade and updated signage and facilities throughout the property.


text: Oct 18, 2009 - If I could give it zero curls, I would. I tried many many many different variations in how I used this, and in the end the result was always the same: greasy, product-y, horrid looking hair. Not to mention, charging $25 for 1.7oz. of product is highway robbery. Would not repurchase, do not recommend.


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The eletric igniter in my TRANE XE 80 keeps going out. Last winter A repairman replaced the main board and a new looking igniter. A month later it went out. He thought it was a faulty igniter and replaced it.It worked fine until this winter and it went out again. What is causing it to burn up?
How often do you change your air filter?
Does your burner cycle on and of a couple times during a heat call?
Is it the right ignitor for your furnace?
if your flame sensor is dirty and not providing enough signal to the board and recycling the heating sequence, then it may be burning out from over usage, also I would replace the silicone carbide ignitor with an silicone nitride upgrade.... you can also check to see if after the burners are lit and running to see if the board is still sending out voltage to the ignitor, this will cause them to have shortened life. Carbide ignitors have an average life span of only 3-5 years....
condensate from the A/C leaking durning the summer dripping on the ignitor will shorten it's life
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iPad Pilot Groups
The route to iPad success
If you have met us, you will know that our mantra is Teachers, Teachers and then Teachers. Our process with schools is always to put teachers first – because once teachers are familiar with the tool and what it can do for the classroom, the school and most importantly the individual pupils can really start to benefit.
If your school is thinking about a 1:1 program, consider an initial pilot to find the 'fit' for your school – a collective of teachers in a small managed program with objectives, feedback and shared practice.
By running such a pilot program, you'll find the fit for your school, adapt easier to the change required and enjoy a successful 1:1 program.
At iTeach, we managed lots of pilot groups in the primary and post-primary sector – your school can join us.
We will:
- Meet with SMT and set and document objectives, goals and timespans
- Create the acceptable use policy documents
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This is a well managed, focused, documented program with a clear output.
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EPA completes assessment of closed aluminum plant in Montana
A meeting will be held today, April 15, in the Columbia Falls Fire Hall from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the Environmental Protection Agency's environmental assessment of the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co.'s shuttered aluminum plant in that Montana community.
Flathead Beacon; April 15
Montana city submits bid to become U.S. manufacturing hub
Montana's abundant natural resources were emphasized in Butte-Silver Bow's application to be one of the 15 National Network Manufacturing Innovation Centers in the United States, a few of which have already been selected.
Montana Standard; April 15
Bad weather, lack of chopper hinder annual count of Yellowstone elk
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials said the data gathered this year of the Northern Yellowstone elk herd wasn't thorough enough to be compared with annual numbers dating back to 1986.
Billings Gazette; April 15
Colorado at center of state vs. local control of drilling debate
As drilling for oil expands in Colorado, the Centennial State has become the epicenter of the debate about whether authority over drilling operations should remain at the state level or should be handled at the local level, with 17 ballot measures aimed at bolstering local control proposed along the Front Range.
Denver Post; April 15
Idaho DWR issues new ruling on fish hatchery's water call
On Friday, Idaho Department of Water Resources Director Gary Spackman issued a new water ruling on Rangen's Hagerman fish hatchery water call that decreases the total number of acres affected by the call, as well as the number of users, but the most recent ruling does little to address a long-term solution for groundwater users in that area of the state.
Twin Falls Times-News; April 15
Eagle to use eminent domain to get easement for section of trail system
After negotiating with property owners along a one-mile stretch of the Greenbelt that passes through Eagle for more than a year, the Idaho city's council voted on Monday to pursue eminent domain to obtain an easement for the trail.
Idaho Statesman; April 15
Wyoming oil sector heats up as natural gas sector cools
The quarterly report released Monday by Wyoming's Department of Administration and Information showed that state revenues for the first quarter of 2014 were higher than the same quarter of 2013, and that oil production this quarter was up, while natural gas production was down.
Casper Star-Tribune; April 15
Idaho company buys more geothermal leases in Oregon
Boise-based U.S. Geothermal continued its acquisitions of renewable energy projects by adding acres of geothermal leases in Oregon near its geothermal plant at Neal Hot Springs, after the Idaho company announced it was buying Ram Power Corp's geyser geothermal electricity operation in California.
Idaho Statesman; April 15
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Women more affected by price of wine than men
By Leslie Gevirtz
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - How much does the price of a bottle of wine matter? Quite a lot - to women.
Researchers from the Stockholm School of Economics and Harvard University set out to determine whether knowing how much a bottle of wine cost would affect what people thought of the taste.
They found that disclosing the expensive price of a wine before people tasted it produced considerably higher ratings, although only from women.
"I was surprised. The men didn't seem to be affected by the price. It might be the way men relate to wine. But the women reacted very strongly to a high price," said Johan Almenberg, of Harvard University, who conducted the study among 266 volunteers in Boston.
The volunteers tasted one of two Portuguese red wines, one cost $5 a bottle and one $40. One-third of the people tasted the wine without knowing the price, one-third was told the price before the tasting, and one-third learned the price afterwards.
All of the tasters were told to rate the wine on a scale that ranged from undrinkable to perfection.
The researchers, whose findings were published by the American Association of Wine Economists, said only women assigned considerably higher ratings when they were told they were about to drink the expensive wine.
In the blind tasting, the average rating from both sexes was slightly higher for the cheaper wine than for the more expensive, showing that most people do not prefer expensive wines. Continued...


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Mt. Carmel – Harvest Ale – 90
This is one of my new favorite fall beers simply for the fact that I taste "straw" when I take a swig. It reminds me of cool weather, bails of straw/hay, and sitting around a fire pit. It has a great dry hop finish that compliments a robust malt body. It has a fairly light body making it drinkable on Indian summer days but the 8% ABV makes it appropriate for much cooler weather. Pair it with a hearty pot roast or thick soup.
A sixer runs about $8.99 which is a steal.


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Grace Parisi's version of this classic Middle Eastern salad is a favorite at F&W because it's got lots of greens, and the bulgur is just the right texture.
- 1 cup medium bulgur, rinsed (6 ounces)
- Hot water
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 pound plum tomatoes-halved, seeded and coarsely chopped (2 cups)
- 4 scallions, white and tender green parts only, thinly sliced (1/2 cup)
- 1/3 cup finely chopped flat-leaf parsley plus 1/3 cup whole leaves
- 1/3 cup finely chopped mint
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
How to Make It
In a large bowl, cover the bulgur with 2 inches of hot water and let soak for 20 minutes. Drain the bulgur in a fine sieve, pressing hard to release any excess water. Wipe out the bowl.
In the large bowl, whisk the lemon juice with the olive oil. Add the bulgur, tomatoes, scallions, chopped parsley and whole parsley leaves and mint. Season with salt and pepper and toss. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving.
Make Ahead: The tabbouleh can be made about 8 hours before serving.


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Racket is a descendant of Lisp, a programming language renowned for its elegance, power, and challenging learning curve. But while Racket retains the functional goodness of Lisp, it was designed with beginning programmers in mind. Realm of Racket is your introduction to the Racket language.
In Realm of Racket, you'll learn to program by creating increasingly complex games. Your journey begins with the Guess My Number game and coverage of some basic Racket etiquette. Next you'll dig into syntax and semantics, lists, structures, and conditionals, and learn to work with recursion and the GUI as you build the Robot Snake game. After that it's on to lambda and mutant structs (and an Orc Battle), and fancy loops and the Dice of Doom. Finally, you'll explore laziness, AI, distributed games, and the Hungry Henry game.
As you progress through the games, chapter checkpoints and challenges help reinforce what you've learned. Offbeat comics keep things fun along the way.
As you travel through the Racket realm, you'll:
Realm of Racket is a lighthearted guide to some serious programming. Read it to see why Racketeers have so much fun!
Professor Matthias Felleisen is one of the original authors of the Racket language and a co-author of The Little Schemer and How to Design Programs. In 1995, Felleisen launched the TeachScheme! Project, reaching out to high schools with a radically novel computing curriculum. Felleisen is the 2012 recipient of the ACM Special Interest Group on Programming Languages (SIGPLAN) Lifetime Achievement Award as well as ACM's 2009 Karl V. Karlstrom Outstanding Educator Award. He is currently a Trustee Professor in the College of Computer and Information Science at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Conrad Barski has an M.D. from the University of Miami and nearly 20 years of programming experience. The author of Land of Lisp, Barski is also an avid cartoonist, having created the popular alien Lisp mascot and many graphical tutorials.
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David Van Horn is a research professor who has programmed in Racket and Scheme for over a decade.
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Eight students of Northeastern University contributed to Realm of Racket: Forrest Bice, Rose DeMaio, Spencer Florence, Feng-Yun Mimi Lin, Scott Lindeman, Nicole Nussbaum, Eric Peterson, and Ryan Plessner.
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White Sox Announce Non-Roster Invites
By Dan Santaromita
With pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training in a little over a month (Feb. 20) the White Sox announced some minor league deals and other non-roster invites. The most intriguing name on the list is right-handed pitcher Daniel Cabrera.
Cabrera is a big stuff, zero control (and I mean zero control) guy. Walking 5.2 batters per nine innings in his Major League career has rendered him an afterthought, but he signed a minor league contract so there's nothing to lose. Cabrera has a career 5.10 ERA in parts of six seasons. If Sox pitching coach Don Cooper can wave his magic wand and "fix" Cabrera it could be a great move. I'm not going to hold my breath though.
As for the rest of the invites there are four other new additions: RHP Greg Aquino, LHP Erick Threets, infielder Freddie Bynum and outfielder Jason Botts. All four have Major League experience, but are long shots to make the 25-man roster. Outfielder Josh Kroeger and RHP Ryan Braun were re-signed and also received invites.
From the minor league side of things, catchers Donny Lucy, Miguel Gonzalez and Josh Phegley were among the NRIs because of the need for a lot of catchers early in camp. Joining them are lefty Charlie Leesman, infielders Brent Morel and C.J. Retherford (who also will get some time at catcher) and outfielders Jordan Danks and Jared Mitchell. Leesman's invite could be worth following because he was only in Kannapolis last season, but is a lefty with good velocity. If nothing else it shows that the Sox likely rate Leesman higher than most of the prospect-rating public.


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Excellent Write up from Selvakumar Balachandran:
When I saw the mail from Prem announcing the Express Trek (fitness test for DFS), I was wondering whether I should apply or not. I had done only two treks of easy/moderate level with CTC so far. Although I was preparing hard on my fitness and stamina by regularly working out, I was not sure if I could suddenly scale up to the 'extremely difficult' nature of this express trek. However, the trek plan of covering 3 peaks (which I haven't done so far) seemed too interesting to resist that I registered for this trek. Finally when I received the confirmation mail from Prem on Friday, I felt a sense of elation laced with the fear - will I be able to complete this and come out unscathed?
So the D-day finally arrived, I packed up, reached Tidel park @ 8 PM and met Sudhir. Later Masi and Sakthi joined. We then started from Tidel park and met with Prem & group at Guindy. Venkat joined us there and we proceeded towards Poonamalle in 2 cars. The group from Koyambedu joined us at Poonamalle and then we continued driving towards Nagala. On the way, we stopped for a quick dinner (dosa & omelette) @ Tiruvallur and finally reached Nagala at around 1:15 AM on Sunday (15-Jul-2012). We parked the cars in the village and distributed the food items amongst us. We were a group of 18 trekkers in all - we pulled out our torches and embarked on the challenge at around 2 AM.
Prem announced that our plan was to first scale the Southern Peak, followed by the Western Peak, finally the Central Peak and then return back the same point from where we started - And do all this in a day!
Initially the terrain was flat, with lot of thorny shrubs. However, we avoided the trail and took some shortcuts through the shrubs in order to reach the base of the hills faster. However, we lost our way multiple times that Prem had to constantly use the GPS and bring us back on the right path.
We then hit the hills and started the ascent, but by then clouds started gathering and soon a light drizzle started. By around 3 AM, the rains turned heavy and windy but we still continued trekking.
We reached the water point (far from it, it was actually a trickle), chased away the small snake that was cooling itself in the water. Prem suggested that folks who are too tired to stay behind at this point however all of us wanted to continue. Most of us left our bags here under a tree and started the final arduous pitch for the Southern summit that was made more difficult by the heavy rain & wind, steep terrain, loose boulders, etc. We felt cold and started shivering even if we halted for a few minutes so we continued trekking non-stop and at times even started running to generate heat in our bodies. Slowly the night gave way to first light of the dawn and by now, rain was subsiding as well. However, the visibility was still low and there was mist and clouds all around.
By around 7 AM, we reached the Southern peak - it was a bit of an anti-climax as we expected to see sunrise and great views from here but instead could only see an endless sea of clouds. Took some snaps and shared some bread and started our descent.
By now, rains stopped completely however it was still cloudy. Reached the water point, had breakfast (bread) and changed course towards the Nagala West trail. It was a long, steep descent through a rocky trail - we picked pace here and this drained out many of the folks. On the way, we noticed a hut where we stopped for some time and took some group snaps. We continued further and joined the Nagala West trail somewhere near the first pool. Five of the group feeling exhausted decided to quit at this stage - they took the trail towards the West exit whereas the rest of the group (13 folks) continued trekking towards the third pool. On reaching the third pool, most of the folks dived in to refresh themselves but I was too tired for such indulgence so took a short nap instead. Felt intermittent momentary flash of giddiness, however frequently sipped electrol/tang which helped regain my composure. Prem suggested to lie down flat on the ground for a few minutes to allow blood to flow back to the head - this also greatly improved by alertness.
We continued trekking, crossed mini Kutralam, climbed some steep slopes and reached the base of the West peak. Some folks decided to skip the West peak and stayed back at this point. I contemplated skipping as well however the thought of proving myself and the tagline 'mind over body' flashed in my mind giving me the sudden boost required. So, joined the group of 6 and started trekking towards the West peak. The weather was balmy as the sun was filtered out by the cloud cover. We reached the West peak by around 10:30 AM.
By now the mist was completely gone, so we had great views of the nearby hills, the plains and water bodies below. Took some snaps and came down for lunch. Most of us had bread for lunch - aval was a dampener as it was too thick to get soaked properly in water; plus we didn't have sugar as it was with the folks who quit the trek in between. After this welcome break for about 45 min, we geared ourselves for the final leg of the challenge - which is the Central peak.
We continued trekking along the West stream and the water flow started reducing. We reached a point where the stream was almost dry. We took a diversion from the stream and climbed a nearby steep slope. This lead us on to a trail which we followed for some time and finally reached the Central peak at around 3:30 PM.
I felt extremely elated at having scaled all the 3 peaks and thought 'mission accomplished' - without ever realizing how difficult it was going to be to get back to the base.
We had a round of self-introductions at the Central peak, took snaps, relaxed for some time and started trekking back to the base. The route we took was too steep so we had to change / reverse course a few times. Prem went ahead to scout for a suitable path for climbing down and found a dry stream. This was an extremely difficult path - very steep, large boulders, thick vegetation, swarm of insects, etc. but this was the only available option as we were losing time- by now, light was starting to fade as well. We all climbed down and followed the dry stream and hit upon a trail. We followed the trail for well over an hour and reached the hut. Few of us took a diversion and went to a nearby stream to fill the water bottles while the rest of the group continued.
By now, it was dark, so we brought out the torches. This was probably the most difficult part of the challenge - body and mind completely exhausted, feeling pain with each step and expecting to see the base of the hill at the next corner but getting disappointed. We also encountered a couple of snakes crawling right next to our path. We continued this way for probably a couple of hours and finally reached the base of the hills at around 7:30 PM.
We all crashed and lay on the ground - sleep overcame us as we had to wait for some of our group members who were trailing behind. We were woken up by dogs barking / fighting for the leftover food but just then the rest of the group emerged from the hills. We took a head count to confirm if all our trekkers have reached - we were 13 in all - Bingo!.
Next we anticipated a short walk to the village / car park but this turned out to be another long walk for close to an hour. Finally we reached the car park, quickly got into our cars and headed towards a Dhaba on the road to Uttukottai. Had chicken, parathas, naan, lassi, etc. for dinner. Finally when paying the bill, we realized that we are 1 member short - Vignesh was missing! Frantically searched in the cars but no trace of him. Prem and Masi decided to go back to Nagala to check on him while the rest of us proceeded to Chennai. After dropping Raghul, Venkat and Sakthi, I reached home at 1 AM on Monday.
It was a big relief when I learnt the next day from Prem that they met Vignesh in the morning. Looks like, he lost his way while walking towards the village / car park - he stopped briefly to change his shoes, missed the group and took a different turn. So, he slept the night at the base of the hills itself and met with Prem/Masi who had camped there overnight. It was a cinematic twist to the climax but with a happy ending!
And most of all, after scaling 3 of the tallest peaks of Nagala, involving 2200 m of total ascent and covering a distance of 43.60 Km in around 18 hours, this was a mission well accomplished!
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Wineware's Wine Pronunciation Guide
Anyone who knows a little about wine probably recognises this situation…
…You're in a restaurant with some friends enjoying a good dinner with some nice wine. The waiter on the next table is taking a wine order and the diner asks, quite loudly, for a Cabinet SavvigNon. You cringe and although both you and the waiter want to scream 'No! That's not how you pronounce it!' – you just can't! It would embarrass the diner, his guests, the waiter and everyone in earshot so you just let him get on with it and leave him in his ignorance. If you were able to explain the pronunciation of wines, grape varieties and wine regions without anyone taking offence or getting upset then how nice would that be?
This blog is just to help you avoid making the mistake above and admittedly some of the lesser known grape varieties, such as Gewürztraminer do look a little daunting at first glance. This is not a full, comprehensive list but just a few items to get you in the swing!
Red Wine/Red Grape Varieties
Amarone – Ah-ma-roe-nay
Barbaresco – Bar-bar-ess-coh
Barbera – Bar-bear-ah
Barolo – Bar-oh-loh
Beaujolais – Boh-jho-lay
Brunello Di Montalcino – Broo-nelloh Dee Mont-ahl-cheeno
Cabernet Franc – Kab-er-nay Fronk
Cabernet Sauvignon – Kab-er-nay Soh-veen-yon
Carignan – Carr-in-yan
Carmenere – Car-men-yeah
Chateauneuf-du-Pape – Sha-toe-nuff Duh Pahp
Chianti – Key-an –tee
Gamay – Gam-may
Grenache – Gren-ash
Malbec – Mal-beck
Merlot – Mer –low
Mourvedre – Moor-vair-druh
Nebbiolo – Neb-ee-yolo
Pinot Noir – Pee-no Nwar
Pinotage – Pee-no-taj
Sangiovese – San-geeo-vay-zee
Shiraz – She-raz
Syrah – Sih-rah
Tempranillo – Temp-rah-nee-yoh
Zinfandel – Zin-fun-dell
White Wine/White Grape Varieties
Albariño – ahl-bah-reen-yo
Chablis – Sha – blee
Chardonnay – Shar-doe-nay
Chenin Blanc – Shey-nann-Blonk
Gewürztraminer – Gur-vertz-tram-inna
Grüner Veltliner – Grew-ner Velt-leener
Eiswein – Ice-vine
Pinot Blanc – Pee–noh–Blonk
Pinot Grigio – Pee-noh-Gree-jee-o
Pinot Gris – Pee-noh-Gree
Pouilly-Fuissé – Poo-yee Fwee-say
Pouilly- Fumé – Poo-yee Foo-may
Puligny-Montrachet – Poo-lee-nyee Mon-rah-shay
Riesling – ReeS-ling
Sauvignon Blanc – So-vin-yon Blonk
Semillon – Sehmee-yon
Trockenbeerenauslese – Trock-en-behr-en-oss-lay-zeh
Viognier – Vee-yon-yay
Verdicchio – Ver-deek-eeyo
There you have it – by no means complete but a healthy start.
We have probably now gone full circle in that you can now see where I have gone so obviously wrong and you know better. If that is the case please get in touch to save me embarrassing myself in future restaurant scenarios!


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(Huntington Beach, Calif.) October 21, 2008 – Quiksilver is pleased to announce "Clay Marzo: Just Add Water" is now for sale on Quiksilver.com, at specialty surf shops, and at the more than 100 Quiksilver retail stores around the United States. "Just Add Water" is an epic film that dives beneath the surface of one of the most gifted and creative surfers in the world; 19 year-old Clay Marzo. The film provides a never-before-seen look at Clay's mind-blowing skills in the water and the challenges he faces on land as a result of Asperger's Syndrome.
The DVD costs $29.95 and includes fresh tracks from Cornelius, Pinback, Chromeo, The Beastie Boys, Sea Wolf, MGMT &The Vines, among others. A portion of proceeds goes to benefit Surfer's Healing, a Foundation for Autism.
Like other kids growing up on the island of Maui, Clay lived in the waves. Clay's pure love of the ocean along with his natural talent allowed him to excel to new heights, pushing the limits again and again. A member of Quiksilver's elite Young Guns crew, his spontaneous, unpredictable and creative style has earned him three NSSA National surfing titles. His role in "Just Add Water" won him Best Male Performance at the 2008 SURFER Magazine Poll and Video Awards.
Sometimes a puzzle to those around him, Clay was only recently diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome. The realities of life as an elite pro surfer – constant travel and media demands – are not easy for Clay, but he continues bravely taking on these challenges.
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Inappropriate and Illegal Interview Questions
It is inappropriate for an interviewer to ask certain types of questions. It is illegal to make a hiring decision based on a candidate's responses to them. These include questions about age, race, religion, citizenship, national origin, sexual orientation, marital/family status and plans, physical handicaps, financial situation, and criminal record. If asked such a question, keep in mind the information that is being pursued. Remember that not all questions are asked in an outright manner. If you are requested to disclose this information, in any form, there are a few ways you might choose to handle the situation:
- Address the question directly by asking how that information affects your ability to do the job.
- Answer truthfully.
- Remind the interviewer that the question is illegal.
Inappropriate vs. Permitted Inquiries, Respectively
- Does your religion allow you to work on Saturdays? Vs. Are you able to work occasional weekend hours?
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The Easiest Way to Automate Your Home With the WebBy
The early adopters in your life have been using a service called IFTTT to automate various aspects of their Web experiences over the last several years. The service stands for "if this, then that," a phrase used by programmers to indicate that a specific action should happen after a certain trigger. For instance, if you post something to Instagram, the service will automatically e-mail a copy of the image to your mother, who will never figure out how to see those photos otherwise. Or if you change your Facebook profile photo, it will change your Twitter photo as well. (This is the service's single most popular function.)
This week, the service jumped into the physical world, thanks to Web-connected bracelets, light bulbs and other devices. Now with a few minutes online and a Philips Hue light bulb, you can program an alert to have the lights turn on in your house at sunset each evening, or set them to flash every time you get an e-mail. (No one said these ideas would all be good ones.)
In addition to the Hue bulb, IFTTT began accommodating several other new devices in recent weeks, including the Jawbone UP, a bracelet that keeps track of your physical activity and sleep patterns, and the WeMo Motion, an Internet-connected motion sensor. These have already created all sorts of new shortcuts—which IFTTT calls recipes—including:
• If I don't work out for two days, I get a picture of a fat dude in my inbox (recipe ID 92327);
• If WeMo detects motion in your home, turn on a radio (recipe ID 93960);
• Turn on the Christmas tree by tagging an Instagram photo #WeMoXmas (recipe ID 68844).
In a roundabout way, each additional device is a step toward that long-running fantasy in the electronics industry, the connected home. For years the idea was hampered by unbelievably complex and expensive systems. Now all it may take is a few modest devices and access to a free website.


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An ultra-efficient two-stage heat pump clothes dryer (HPCD) prototype brought home the gold for the University of Maryland (UMD) design team who developed it during a spirited, year-long competition. The Max Tech and Beyond Design Competition, a project of the Energy Efficiency Standards group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory that is funded by the Emerging Technologies Program of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), promotes the rapid development of energy-efficient appliances that outperform currently available models and supports the education of the next generation of U.S. clean energy engineers. The UMD team was one of eight college teams that participated.
At the end of the 2012/2013 academic year expert judges awarded the UMD team for its outstanding technological engineering achievement in the advancement of energy-saving appliances. A close runner-up, Ohio State University won an honorary mention for educational impact and business plan development for their hybrid air/water conditioner (HAWC).
The UMD team will showcase their winning prototype at the 2013 Solar Decathlon XPO sponsored by DOE, which will be held this October in Irvine, California. The Solar Decathlon challenges collegiate teams to design, build, and operate solar-powered houses that are cost-effective, energy-efficient, and attractive.
Both of the Max Tech winning teams will have the opportunity to participate in an entrepreneur workshop at UC Davis in September, which helps to bring new technologies to market by connecting student entrepreneurs with leaders in the business and investment communities.
The support provided by the Max Tech and Beyond Design Competition was critical for the development of these prototype technologies and, for some teams, paved the way to other prizes. The HAWC team won first place in a college-wide engineering capstone design showcase and took the top clean energy prize in a local business plan competition. "Our success in these activities can be traced back to the resources, advice, and structure provided by the Max Tech organizers," says Professor Mark Walter, the team's faculty advisor. "In addition to our technical achievements in building a prototype that met our coefficient of performance (COP) improvement goals, our project has exceeded our expectations for a design-build educational experience."
The student leader of the UMD team, Tao Cao, similarly praised the competition's educational experience. "Working on the UMD dryer team for the Max Tech and Beyond Design Competition was quite a rewarding experience for me," says Cao, "and it has definitely strengthened my interest in working in the eco-engineering area." The competition has sparked a growing interest in the fields of sustainability and energy efficiency enhancement at UMD, as evidenced by the now popular Ultra-Low Energy Use Appliance Design course, according to the team's faculty advisor, Dr. Yunho Hwang.
The award-winning two-stage HPCD from the UMD team takes dryer efficiency a major leap beyond what is currently available. In the United States today, an energy-efficient clothes dryer is not a readily available option. Most electric clothes dryer models consume similar amounts of energy. In Europe and Japan, such a search would be more successful, as more efficient heat pump clothes dryers can be found there. Heat pump dryers typically consume about one-third less energy than conventional electric dryers.
The two-stage HPCD goes further, combining compact heat exchangers, a brushless direct-current (DC) motor, and a vapor injection cycle to deliver energy savings of 59% compared to an existing state-of-the-art U.S. electric clothes dryer. Experimental testing of each dryer's energy use followed DOE's published clothes dryer test procedures. With an estimated 67 million U.S. households that use electric clothes dryers, nationwide energy savings could amount to 21 GWh (Gigawatt-hours), if all these households switched to using the prototype HPCD. Hwang is seeking industrial partners to bring the prototype to market.
Dr. Hwang attributes the team's success to the students' enthusiasm and perseverance. "They were really interested in improving energy efficiency, more than just taking a class," says Hwang. "Students on the team spent extra lab hours and weekends working on constructing the dryer prototype and testing."
The team at Ohio State University was also enthusiastic about reducing household energy use. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, in 2009, more than 65% of all energy use in U.S. homes was dedicated to space/air conditioning and water heating. Targeting both of these end-uses could achieve significant energy savings. That was the original thinking that resulted in an earlier HAWC prototype. The 2012/2013 team built upon this work to develop the HAWC 2.0 prototype. Recognizing that newer buildings tend to be better insulated and more air-tight, the team aimed to develop an air and water conditioning system that is well suited to meeting smaller loads, better controls humidity, and does all this more efficiently. In conjunction with the technical development, the team created a business plan that informed many of the decisions made regarding the features of HAWC 2.0, the physical layout, and pricing.
The HAWC 2.0 system employs an appropriately sized desiccant wheel, a sensible heat exchanger, and a variable-speed compressor. The desiccant wheel is used to control humidity, while improving efficiency by approximately 49%. Hybridization of air conditioning and water heating, which takes full advantage of the heat produced during the vapor compression cycle, results in a 30% improvement in the appliance's COP. According to the team's testing, the HAWC 2.0 provides a 73% yearly energy cost savings over a conventional central air conditioning, dehumidification, and ventilation system with a payback period of just over 3.4 years.
Max Tech and Beyond is sponsoring another competition during the academic 2013/2014 year to further encourage and support the next generation of energy engineers, with additional funding from DOE's Building Technologies Office (BTO). Twelve teams from different colleges and universities have been selected to participate—a 50% increase in the number of schools participating and the university teams funded since the competition was inaugurated in 2010. The winners will be announced in August 2014.
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Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association
The Japan Bloodhorse Breeding Association (, or JBBA) is a public company established to manage the racehorse breeding industry in Japan.
It was founded in 1946 as the Thoroughbred Corporation Association, and was later renamed. The JBBA offers many programs to help small time thoroughbred breeders around the country. The stallions that they offer are often subsidized so that every breeder has an opportunity to breed to top stallions.
Other than stallions, the JBBA also offers:
- Financial aid for importing mares
- Financial aid to update breeding and training facilities
- Farm management support and training
- Operate the Japan Bloodstock Information System
- Organizing and marketing public sales of thoroughbred horses
- Educating people who want to work in the breeding industry
- Promoting racing through awards and sponsoring races
- Publishing industry news and statistics
- Providing information to racing fans about racehorse breeding
- Lobbying the government and racing authorities for the interests of the breeders
- Participating in international breeding and racing conferences
- Stallion Stations
- Shizunai Stallion Station (Shizunai, Hokkaido)
- Boston Harbor USA
- Shizunai Stallion Station (Shizunai, Hokkaido)
- Came Home USA
- Stravinsky USA
- Chief Bearhart CAN
- David Junior USA
- Bago FR
- Opera House GB
- Glorious King USA
- Alamshar IRE
- Silent Hunter JPN
- Other notable horses who have stood at Shizunai Stallion Station includes Pilsudski, Coronado's Quest, Dancing Brave, Silver Charm, Tabasco Cat, and the recently pensioned Forty Niner.
- Iburi Stallion Station (Iburi, Hokkaido)
- Squirtle Squirt USA
- Captain Steve USA
- Charismatic USA
- Shichinohe Stallion Station (Shichinohe, Aomori)
- Silver Charm USA
- Sunningdale JPN
- Shaazi was also stationed in Shichinohe until his death in January 2008
- Nasu Stallion Station (Nasu, Tochigi)
- Dantsu Seattle USA
- Hishi Akebono USA
- Kyūshū Stallion Station (Kagoshima, Kyūshū)
- Rodrigo de Triano USA
- Ishino Sunday USA
See also
- National Association of Racing (NAR) - Japan's local government racing association
- Japan Racing Association (JRA) - Japan's national racing association
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Some have wondered if the Detroit Tigers would be an option for Derek Jeter, in the unlikely event that his negotiations with the New York Yankees break down. After all, he is a Michigan native.
But it's doubtful that the Tigers will be in the market for a shortstop by the time Jeter files for free agency.
Instead, the Tigers are expected to reach an agreement with incumbent shortstop Jhonny Peralta, perhaps even before the free agency period begins.
Peralta's contract includes a club option for next year worth $7.25 million. The Tigers are expected to decline that option and instead renegotiate a two-year deal. The total value of the contract will probably be a little less than the $11.5 million that third baseman Brandon Inge received in his two-year extension.
Peralta's range at shortstop isn't what it was, but he performed capably on defense after arriving in a July trade with the Cleveland Indians. The Tigers are willing to accept something less than Gold Glove-caliber defense at shortstop in exchange for Peralta's run production; he totaled 81 RBIs in 148 games last year.
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DENVER – Senior Eric Law (Centennial, Colo.) scored the game-winning goal in the second overtime period, as the No. 3/3 University of Denver men's lacrosse team defeated Bellarmine 11-10 Sunday afternoon at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium in front of 2,027 fans. The win brings the Pioneers to 9-2 on the season, 4-0 in Eastern College Athletic Conference action, while the Knights fall to 7-3 overall and 3-3 in ECAC play.
Senior Cameron Flint (Georgetown, Ontario) matched a career-high with four goals, tallying his 10th career hat-trick. He also added one assist to finish with five points. Law finished with five points on three goals and two assists. Sophomore Wesley Berg (Coquitlam, British Columbia) recorded two goals, bringing his season total to 33, while senior Colin Scott (Ridgefield, Conn.) tallied a pair of assists.
The Pioneers recorded 57 shots in the contest, three shy of tying the DU Division I single-game record, but Bellarmine goalkeeper Dillon Ward finished with 20 saves to hold Denver to 11 goals. Ward came into today's game as the top goalie in the country in save percentage and ranked No. 3 in saves per game. Michael Ward recorded two goals and one assist for the Knights, while Cameron Gardner and Lance Robinson tallied two goals apiece.
"We knew it was going to be a tough game and their goalie was just phenomenal," said head coach Bill Tierney. "I thought our guys played really hard. We have to give credit to the other team's defense and goalie because they came out and played tough the entire game. The guys showed a lot of courage to come back multiple times during the game to get the win."
Both teams were held scoreless for the first nine minutes of action, before Berg got the Pioneers on the board with 5:30 remaining in the first quarter. The Knights leveled the score two minutes later on a tally from Ward, but the Pioneers retook the lead with two seconds left in the first quarter, when sophomore goalkeeper Ryan LaPlante (Fort Collins, Colo.) passed the ball the length of the field to Law, who fired it past the goalie. It was LaPlante's first career assist. LaPlante finished the day with five saves.
Bellarmine wasted no time in the second quarter, as it scored back-to-back goals to take a 3-2 lead just over 2:30 into the quarter. The Pioneers answered with two goals from Berg and Flint to retake the lead at 4-3, but the Knights evened the score on a goal from Gardner with 6:50 remaining in the second quarter, and the teams entered the break tied at four.
Flint brought the Pioneers back on top when he fired the ball into the back of the net, two minutes into the second half, before sophomore Eric Adamson (Anaheim Hills, Calif.) brought the lead to 6-4 with just over seven minutes left in the third quarter. Bellarmine answered, however, with two straight goals from Robinson to tie the game with just over 5:30 remaining in the quarter, and the teams entered the closing frame tied at six.
The Knights stretched the run to four unanswered, as they took an 8-6 lead with less than seven minutes left into the fourth quarter, but the Pioneers fought back with back-to-back goals from Flint and Law, snapping a 15-minute scoreless stretch to tie the game at eight with 6:12 remaining. The teams traded goals from there to bring the score to a tie at 9-9, before Ward found the net with less than three minutes to play, giving Bellarmine a 10-9 edge. Flint scored his fourth goal of the contest less than 30 seconds later, however, to level the score at 10 and force overtime.
Denver opened the first overtime frame with the face-off win and followed it up with six shots on cage, but was unable to find the back of the net. Bellarmine's lone shot attempted was saved by junior goalie Jamie Faus (Lakeville, Conn.) and the Pioneers were able to force a second overtime period.
Bellarmine won the opening face-off, but a shot attempt sailed high and then a costly turnover close to midfield, gave the Pioneers the ball back. After a Denver timeout with 3:05 remaining in the second overtime frame, Berg attempted a shot that flew wide of the net. With the Pioneers' getting the back-up, Flint circled the cage and found Law open on the left side to sneak it past Ward for the game-winner with 1:42 left in the frame.
Faus finished the game with seven saves, while Carraro went 12-of-21 from the face-off X and tallying six ground balls. Denver held the advantage in shots (57-40), ground balls (29-28) and were a perfect 19-of-19 on clears.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on the U.S. presidential race (all times EDT):
4:45 p.m.
The nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates says there was indeed a problem with Donald Trump's microphone during Monday night's first general election debate.
The commission says on its website that "there were issues regarding Donald Trump's audio that affected the sound level in the debate hall."
There was no noticeable issue with the sound on television.
The GOP nominee complained about his mic the morning after the debate, even suggesting he may have been sabotaged.
Rival Hillary Clinton had mocked the complaint, saying anybody who complains about a microphone "is not having a good night."
4:30 p.m.
Hillary Clinton says Donald Trump's flurry of late-night tweets targeting former Miss Universe Alicia Machado was "unhinged, even for him."
At a rally Friday in Coral Springs, Florida, Clinton questioned what kind of person gets up at 3 a.m. to send angry tweets.
Trump tweeted in the early morning hours that Machado was "disgusting" and "a con" and encouraged Americans to "check out" her non-existent sex tape.
Trump has been targeting Machado since Clinton, at Monday's debate, cited derogatory comments Trump had made about Machado after she gained weight. Clinton cited it as an example of his disrespect toward women.
Clinton says Trump's "latest twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for him." She says it underscores that Trump is "temperamentally unfit to be commander-in-chief."
3:25 p.m.
Donald Trump is defending his early-morning tweets attempting to shame a former Miss Universe, saying it shows he'd be awake for a 3 a.m. call.
Trump tweeted that, "For those few people knocking me for tweeting at three o'clock in the morning, at least you know I will be there, awake, to answer the call!"
A memorable Hillary Clinton ad in 2008 questioned whether then-rival Barack Obama was prepared to face emergencies. As a phone rang, the announcer said, "It's 3 a.m., and your children are safe and asleep. Who do you want answering the phone?"
Trump has tried to use the ad against Clinton, accusing her of being asleep when late-night calls came in during the attack on the U.S. compound in Benghazi. Clinton says she was awake all night after the attacks.
2:35 p.m.
Donald Trump says he has "big plans" for the final month of the campaign.
The Republican presidential nominee noted Friday that his campaign hasn't spent much yet on television ads. He said he plans to put to good use the approximately $18 million he says he raised for his campaign and Republican partners on the day after Monday's debate.
He said, "We have some big plans for the final month."
Trump made the comments Friday during a brief appearance at the Kent County Republican headquarters.
He did not address his series of early-morning tweets in which he called a former Miss Universe "disgusting" and referred to her "sex tape."
2:25 p.m.
Donald Trump's campaign is defending his early-morning tweets shaming former Miss Universe Alicia Machado. It's denouncing what it calls "the single-biggest coordinated media attack in history."
Spokeswoman Jessica Ditto said via email that, "Of course Mr. Trump is going to defend himself" against what the campaign sees as a coordinated attack effort by the media and rival Hillary Clinton's campaign.
At Monday's presidential debate, Clinton cited disparaging remarks Trump had made about Machado as examples of the Republican nominee's disrespect for women.
Trump took to Twitter overnight to accuse Clinton's campaign of being "duped" by "a con" and encourage Americans to check out what he called Machado's "sex tape."
Ditto said she expects the campaign "to continue calling out examples of bias and defending ourselves as we deem necessary."
2:05 p.m.
Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill says that Hillary Clinton called Alicia Machado on Friday to express gratitude to the former Miss Universe who has become caught up in the maelstrom of the presidential campaign
The Democratic presidential candidate's call came after rival Donald Trump attacked Machado in early-morning tweets.
At Monday's presidential debate, Clinton mentioned disparaging remarks Trump had made about Machado as examples of the Republican nominee's disrespect for women. Trump has responded with attacks on Machado, including Friday's tweets.
Clinton says she appreciated Machado's courage through what she calls a "war of some pretty unpleasant words."
Merrill says Machado promised to continue supporting Clinton and said she would stand up to the attacks.
The two women spoke for about five minutes,
2 p.m.
If newspaper endorsements equaled victory, Hillary Clinton would be in line for a historic landslide.
The Democratic presidential nominee has been endorsed by dozens of papers ranging from such expected backers as The New York Times to such once-certain Republican advocates such as The Dallas Morning News, the Arizona Republic and the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Donald Trump, meanwhile, is supported by far fewer publications.
But the endorsements may highlight more than editorial boards' disdain for the Republican presidential nominee. They may also illustrate the decline in newspapers' power to shape opinions and the strength of Trump's anti-establishment appeal.
Readers may not let editorials tell them how to vote, but they care enough to respond. About a dozen people demonstrated outside the Dallas Morning News after it backed Clinton.
1:30 p.m.
Mike Pence says too much is made of Donald Trump's tweets.
The Republican vice presidential nominee was speaking Friday in Fort Wayne, Indiana, hours after Trump unleashed a flurry of tweets shaming former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
The Indiana governor said Democrats and the media are to blame for focusing on "he said this, he tweeted that."
At Monday's presidential debate, Democrat Hillary Clinton mentioned disparaging remarks Trump had made about Machado as examples of his disrespect for women.
In one tweet Friday, Trump said: "Did Crooked Hillary help disgusting (check out sex tape and past) Alicia M become a U.S. citizen so she could use her in the debate?"
1 p.m.
A new ad from Donald Trump's presidential campaign is seizing on recent comments his rival made questioning why she isn't further ahead in the presidential race.
The ad uses footage of Hillary Clinton asking, "Why aren't I 50 points ahead, you might ask?"
The ad then references FBI criticism of Clinton's use of a private email system while she was secretary of state. It also mentions policies she supported that Trump argues allowed the Islamic State group's reach to spread.
The campaign says the ad will air nationally as part of its ramped-up spending on television advertising.
Trump's campaign has been dramatically outspent by Clinton's when it comes to ads.
12:50 p.m.
Hillary Clinton is promoting her plans for enhancing public service opportunities.
In a speech in Fort Pierce, Florida Friday, Clinton laid out her proposals to increase national service. She wants to triple the size of the AmeriCorps program, grow the Peace Corps and create a new national service reserve program.
Clinton said she thinks America is strongest when people work together. She said Republican Donald Trump favors a "strongman approach."
Under the new program, people would enroll, receive training and then state and local leaders could call on their help during in natural disasters or emergency situations. Clinton wants to sign up 5 million people, focusing on people under 30.
The speech is one of several positive policy addresses from Clinton as she tries to draw a contrast with Trump.
12 p.m.
The city of Phoenix is demanding that Donald Trump's campaign stop using the image of Phoenix police officers in a campaign advertisement.
The city sent a cease-and-desist letter Thursday. It says the campaign violated federal and state law by using copyrighted material, including images of officers in uniform and at work.
The ad features images of uniformed officers greeting Trump and shaking his hand.
City Attorney Brad Holm said in the letter that the advertisement "unmistakably and wrongfully" suggests that Phoenix and its officers support Trump's campaign.
The state's campaign chairman, Phil Lovas, said he cannot comment on the letter because he has not seen it.
11:50 a.m.
The New York state attorney general is confirming that the Trump Foundation is not registered in New York as a charity to solicit donations.
But Attorney General Eric Schneiderman isn't saying if Donald Trump's foundation violated any laws.
The foundation is registered in the state as a charity. But state law requires a different registration for charities that solicit more than $25,000 a year from the public.
The registration issue was first reported by The Washington Post. The newspaper has also detailed foundation spending that personally benefited Trump.
Scheiderman, a Democrat whose office oversees New York charities, has been investigating the Trump foundation.
The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
11:40 a.m.
A spokeswoman for Hillary Clinton says neither the Democratic presidential nominee nor her campaign helped a former Miss Universe get U.S. citizenship.
Clinton communications director Jennifer Palmieri spoke to reporters Friday after Donald Trump unleashed a series of tweets criticizing Alicia Machado, the former beauty pageant winner. Trump also claimed Clinton had helped Machado get U.S. citizenship, but offered no proof.
Palmieri called on Trump to stop attacking Machado and apologize.
Machado has been in the spotlight since Monday night's debate, when Clinton cited derogatory comments Trump had made about her as examples of the Republican's disrespect for women.
Palmieri said Clinton will address Trump's comments at an event in Florida later Friday
11:15 a.m.
Hillary Clinton is describing as "unhinged" a Donald Trump tweet attacking a former Miss Universe. She says his temperament is "dangerous for a president."
She says Trump's early-morning tweets accusing Alicia Machado of having a criminal record and a sex tape are "lies and conspiracy theories."
The Democratic presidential candidate's response to Trump came in her own series of tweets Friday.
She tweeted: "When something gets under Donald's thin skin, he lashes out and can't let go. This is dangerous for a president."
Clinton has not mentioned Machado since the Monday night debate. That's when she pointed to reports that Trump called the 1996 pageant winner "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" as examples of his disrespect for women.
8:05 a.m.
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson says hackers are taking aim at state and local election officials, and that at least one recent attempt was successful.
Johnson tells MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Friday that "exactly who did it" remains under investigation. Last month, the FBI warned state elections officials to boost their election security after hackers targeted data systems in at least two states, Illinois and Arizona. Johnson did not identify a location in his remarks.
Johnson said local election officials should reach out to the federal government to learn how to protect computer systems. With thousands of vote counting systems, "there is no one single point of failure," he said. But to prevent problems, he said, local officials should be vigilant.
7:45 a.m.
Hillary Clinton plans to call on young people to participate in national service.
The campaign says the Democratic presidential candidate will announce plans Friday for a new national program designed to help people under 30 engage in public service.
She'll present her proposals in a speech Friday in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
It is the latest in a series of policy speeches designed to offer an affirmative message in the closing weeks of the presidential campaign. Clinton's campaign is seeking to contrast her approach with what they call Republican Donald Trump's "self-centered message."
7:25 a.m.
Donald Trump is doubling down on his attacks on a former Miss Universe.
Trump unleashed a series of tweets early Friday saying that rival Hillary Clinton had shown bad judgment in using Alicia Machado "as a paragon of virtue."
In one tweet, Trump said: "Did Crooked Hillary help disgusting (check out sex tape and past) Alicia M become a U.S. citizen so she could use her in the debate?"
He offered no proof that Clinton had a role in Machado's citizenship. The "sex tape" reference was apparently about risque footage circulating online of Machado from when she appeared on a Spanish reality show.
At Monday's debate, Clinton cited Trump's past references to Machado as "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" as examples of Trump's disrespectful comments about women.
3:15 a.m.
Donald Trump is warning voters that a Hillary Clinton victory would bring her husband's sex scandal back to the White House.
Injecting Clinton's marital troubles into the 2016 campaign is Trump's latest effort to bounce back from Monday night's widely panned debate performance. In contrast, Clinton has delivered a mostly positive message in the days since her debate performance re-energized her candidacy.
Clinton is stressing that her plans will solve the kind of kitchen-sink problems facing American families — the high cost of childcare, mounting student debt and unpaid family leave.
Trump is promising lower taxes and "jobs, jobs, jobs," but he has also intensified the dire warnings and personal attacks that have defined his outsider presidential bid.


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A few months ago, I finished reading Aztec, by Gary Jennings. An exceptionally rich story, set in the Aztec region of modern-day Mexico as told by an old man whose life spanned the last decades prior to the invasion of the Conquistadors.
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A few months ago, I finished reading Aztec, by Gary Jennings. An exceptionally rich story, set in the Aztec region of modern-day Mexico as told by an old man whose life spanned the last decades prior to the invasion of the Conquistadors.
Broke - Glen Beck
Robot Visions - Issac Asimov
Beyond the Shadows - Brent Weeks
Started reading Catch 22 but got so bored, first book I have ever started and not finished.
I read The Road and did not like it. Very very dark, not much useful information, really no redeaming value in my opinion. Just a depressing look at how depraved and desperate humanity can become. I am assuming it is supposed to be about the relationship of the father and son, but it just wasn't there for me.
I've been reading biographies of our Presidents and leading political figures. Latest was of Madison; prior, Grant.
I need to read yet another one on Madison; I still don't have him figured out.
Grant may have been one of the best of all times; someone we don't pay enough attention to these days.
I am 2/3 through the Hunger Games trilogy. Not great but entertaining.
The greatest book I've read is still The Godfather.
Not to start a fight but I am pretty sure God didn't write the Bible.
I just re-read Job: A Comedy of Justice by Robert Heinlein
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and am currently reading When You Look Like Your Passport Photo, It's Time to Go Home by Erma Bombeck
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Soldier of the Great War. by Mark Helprin
Oops, forgot to add a book in my post:
Just started: Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West by Dee Brown.
My two favorite books (besides the Bible):
Fail-Safe --Totally blows away the movie.
Rise and Fall of the Third Reich-William L. Shirer
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One of my favories was "The Earth Abides" I think the authors last name is Young I read this many years ago. I loved Robert Parkers westerns I read them all. I'm an old man and have read many many books over the years. I can't remember them all. I have read most of Hemingway, Zane Grey,Louie Lamour, McMurtry,McCarthy is one of my favorites . I didn't like The Road. I have read the End Times series by Tim Lahaye and Jerry Jenkins twice 13 books . Please excuse my writing I never had any ed. just kinda stumble along.
American Sniper was my last read, have all George Martin books on kindle, just haven't started yet.


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One never tires of Charles Dickens's Christmas tales,but they are told so often it helps to have a little twist to distinguish yours from the crowd. Chris Monks's production carries the unique selling point of a suggestion that Scrooge may have been brought up only a few miles from Scarborough.
Stereotypes about tight-fisted Yorkshiremen aside, the facts stack up quite well. Dickens made several research trips to the white rose county, and had a solicitor friend in Malton whose offices he claimed to have inspired Scrooge and Marley's. And try saying "'Umbug" with rich, northern vowels: it works.
It also helps to put some flesh on Scrooge's bones, as Kraig Thornber's portrayal is far from the spindly caricature of popular renown. While it usually takes until the closing scenes before we can finally warm to Scrooge, here the thaw begins sooner. The shadow of his unhappy schooldays is all the more vivid for being located just down the road; one even begins to intimate that the unwanted, abandoned child could be a spiritual brother to that other product of a Yorkshire education, Smike.
Its regional slant aside, Monks's production is as traditional as chestnuts roasting on an open fire, with a chorus of urchins, some spooky phantoms and a fine, frosty set with all the trimmings of top hats, mufflers and hearty rounds of wassailing. In short: the perfect Yorkshire Yuletide that we Tykes prefer to keep to ourselves, because we're that mean.


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How great is that!!
This is a discussion on Lately LEO's have been out of control within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; PLANO (CBSDFW.COM) - A traffic stop in Plano ended unlike any youve ever heard about before. It started when Hayden Carlo was pulled over for ...
PLANO (CBSDFW.COM) - A traffic stop in Plano ended unlike any youve ever heard about before.
It started when Hayden Carlo was pulled over for an expired registration sticker.
Carlo says hes been struggling to support his wife and two small children.
You get paid, pay your bills, and theres your money. Its gone.
He told the officer he had no excuse for the expired sticker.
I said theres no explanation for why I havent done it, except I dont have the money. I said it was either feed my kids or get my registration done.
The officer wrote a citation and handed it to the 25-year-old. Carlo says when he took it, he could not believe what he saw.
I opened it up and theres a 100 dollar bill. I broke down in my car what else could I do.
The officer never told anyone about the $100 gift. But Carlos grandfather, Billy McIntire, was so moved by the kind gesture he wrote a letter to the department.
I get emotional when we talk about this type of thing, McIntire says. You just dont find that many officers who would do this type of thing.
While other officers around the country have recently been recognized for similar acts, this officer wants to remain anonymous. His coworkers plan to honor him anyway.
As he told me, this man needed it more than him, and it was the right thing to do, says fellow officer and department spokesperson David Tilley.
Carlo was able to update his the registrations on his car and his wifes car with the money. Hes now driving to a new job and providing for his growing family, after a gift from the last person he would have expected to help during tough times.
He helped me out when I needed it and I appreciate that. Ill never forget that man, Carlo says. It definitely restored my faith in God.
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
How great is that!!
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Where's that kid with the video camera when you need him?
There are good ones and there are bad ones. This one, IMO, is a great human being. He gave the guy a ticket, because the guy broke the law, but he gave the guy the money to pay the ticket, because he (the cop) is a decent human being. This kind of restores a little of my faith in humanity.
"... advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise, and all courses may run ill." -J.R.R. Tolkien
What a nice story....we need a lot more of that kind of compassion in today's world. Thumbs up.
LEO's have hearts.
I just hope the cost of the citation was less than $100
Helpful hints on pushing back and strengthening the 2A:
How dare that officer do something like that....doesn't he realize his job is to harass people, not commit acts of kindness.
Hats off to the un-named officer.
Freedom doesn't come free. It is bought and paid for by the lives and blood of our men and women in uniform.
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NRA Life Member
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This can't be true. I didn't see it on the mainstream news.
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To the anonymous Plano Deputy- well done sir!
Thank you to the Deputy for this great example. This is the kind of policeman I plan to be.
(currently in an academy)
Matthew 25:35-40
King James Version (KJV)
35 For I was an hungred, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in:
36 Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me.
37 Then shall the righteous answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, and fed thee? or thirsty, and gave thee drink?
38 When saw we thee a stranger, and took thee in? or naked, and clothed thee?
39 Or when saw we thee sick, or in prison, and came unto thee?
40 And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.
God Bless you officer.
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II Timothy 1:7 God has not given us the spirit of fear, but of power, love and a sound mind.
"Violence is seldom the answer, but when it is the answer it is the only answer". T. Larkin
I'm here to tell you, one good apple like that can spoil the bunch!
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Lighten up and enjoy life because:
Paranoia strikes deep, into your life it will creep. It starts when you're always afraid... Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
What a great thing to do. May this get others thinking how they can help somebody if possible to do so.
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2012 South Carolina Baseball
#9 LSU at #2 South Carolina (Game 2)
May 18, 2012 at Columbia, S.C. (Carolina Stadium)
Score by Innings R H E
South Carolina...... 000 004 10X - 5 8 1
Umpires - HP: Kenneth Couch 1B: Scott Cline 3B: Todd Henderson
Start: 7:07 pm Time: 3:00 Attendance: 8242
Beal faced 2 batters in the 7th.
2012 South Carolina Baseball
#9 LSU at #2 South Carolina (Game 2)
May 18, 2012 at Columbia, S.C. (Carolina Stadium)
LSU starters: 36/ss Nola; 9/cf Fields; 8/1b Katz; 4/lf Rhymes; 2/c Moore; 13/rf
Edward; 7/dh Dozar; 23/2b Jones, J.; 11/3b Hanover; 10/p Nola, Aa;
South Carolina starters: 31/cf Marzilli; 26/rf Matthews; 13/1b Walker; 20/3b
Dantzler; 21/c Greiner; 9/ss Pankake; 4/dh Bright; 16/2b Vergason; 3/lf
English; 27/p Koumas;
LSU 1st - Nola struck out swinging (2-2). Fields
struck out swinging (2-2). Katz walked (3-0). Rhymes walked (3-2); Katz
advanced to second. Moore singled to center field, RBI (2-2); Rhymes advanced
to second; Katz scored. Edward singled to shortstop (0-0); Moore advanced to
second; Rhymes advanced to third. Dozar flied out to rf to right center (2-0).
1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
South Carolina 1st - Marzilli struck out swinging
(2-2). Matthews singled to right center (0-2). Matthews stole second. Walker
flied out to lf to left center (1-1). Dantzler struck out looking (2-2).
0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
LSU 2nd - Jones, J. singled to left center (2-2).
Hanover grounded out to p, SAC, bunt (0-1); Jones, J. advanced to second. Nola
grounded out to p (3-2). Fields grounded out to ss (0-1). 0 runs, 1 hit,
0 errors, 1 LOB.
South Carolina 2nd - Greiner flied out to rf to
right center (2-1). Pankake struck out swinging (1-2). Bright flied out to cf
to left center (1-2). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
LSU 3rd - Katz grounded out to ss (3-1). Rhymes
singled to center field (0-0). Moore reached on a fielding error by 1b (1-0);
Rhymes advanced to third. Edward reached on a fielder's choice, SAC, bunt, RBI
(0-0); Moore advanced to second; Rhymes scored, unearned. Dozar struck out
looking (2-2). Jones, J. flied out to cf (1-2). 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 2
South Carolina 3rd - Vergason grounded out to 1b
unassisted (0-0). English struck out looking (1-2). Marzilli flied out to cf
(1-1). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
LSU 4th - Hanover struck out swinging (1-2). Nola
fouled out to rf (2-0). Fields fouled out to lf (2-2). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 0 LOB.
South Carolina 4th - Matthews singled, bunt (0-0).
Walker struck out looking (2-2). Dantzler fouled out to ss (1-2). Matthews
stole second. Greiner struck out swinging (2-2). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors,
LSU 5th - Katz singled to left center (3-2). Katz
advanced to second on a passed ball. Rhymes flied out to rf (2-1); Katz
advanced to third. Webb to p for Koumas. Moore singled to left field, advanced
to second on the throw, RBI (0-1); Katz scored, unearned. Edward singled to
right field (2-2); Moore advanced to third. Yocom pinch hit for Dozar. Yocom
popped up to 2b (0-0). Jones, J. flied out to lf (1-2). 1 run, 3 hits, 0
errors, 2 LOB.
South Carolina 5th - Pankake flied out to cf (0-0).
Bright flied out to rf (0-1). Vergason lined out to 1b (2-2). 0 runs, 0
hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
LSU 6th - Hanover singled to left center (3-2). Nola
struck out swinging (1-2). Fields walked (3-2); Hanover advanced to second.
Katz flied into double play lf to 2b (2-2); Hanover out on the play. 0
runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
South Carolina 6th - English singled to left field
(0-1). Marzilli singled to left field (1-2); English advanced to second.
Matthews struck out swinging (1-2). Walker homered to left field, 3 RBI (0-0);
Marzilli scored; English scored. Dantzler popped up to ss (2-1). Greiner
singled to right field (0-2). Pankake tripled to right center, RBI (1-2);
Greiner scored. Bright flied out to rf (2-1). 4 runs, 5 hits, 0 errors, 1
LSU 7th - Beal to p for Webb. Rhymes walked (3-2).
Moore walked (3-0); Rhymes advanced to second. Price to p for Beal. Edward
fouled out to c, bunt (0-0). Slaid pinch hit for Yocom. Slaid struck out
looking (1-2). Jones, J. struck out swinging (1-2). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 2 LOB.
South Carolina 7th - Bourgeois to p for Nola, Aa.
Vergason flied out to rf to right center (1-0). English struck out swinging
(2-2). Marzilli walked (3-2). Marzilli stole second. Matthews doubled to left
field, RBI (2-1); Marzilli scored. Walker intentionally walked (3-0). Dantzler
struck out swinging (1-2). 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
LSU 8th - Hanover doubled to left field (2-1). Nola
singled to center field (1-1); Hanover advanced to third. Fields struck out
swinging (2-2). Katz struck out swinging (0-2). Rhymes singled to center field,
RBI (3-1); Nola advanced to second; Hanover scored. Moore struck out swinging
(2-2). 1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
South Carolina 8th - Cotton to p for Bourgeois.
Greiner struck out swinging (3-2). Pankake struck out looking (2-2). Bright
flied out to lf (1-0). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
LSU 9th - Edward struck out swinging (1-2). Slaid to
dh. Slaid lined out to 2b (0-2). Jones, J. struck out looking (0-2). 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
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The Texas Rangers have inquired about Pittsburgh Pirates' closer Joel Hanrahan, according to Ken Rosenthal, via MLBTR. This marks the second time the Rangers have been linked to Hanrahan. Last July we heard that Texas inquired, and the Pirates' price was Neftali Feliz. A Feliz/Hanrahan swap would be an obvious win for the Pirates, and it doesn't really fit in with the plan for the Rangers, which seems to be adding a strong set up guy for Feliz, with that guy eventually taking over as Feliz eventually moves in to the rotation.
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By ROBERT T. ROCHELLE
A current topic of discussion in Nashville involves former state Commissioner of Revenue Reagan Farr and his actions in resolving tax disputes between the state and businesses. Various news reports have indicated that Farr was acting at the urging of Gov. Phil Bredesen to be more business friendly.
The Governor has publicly supported Farr and has announced an intention to go into business with Farr in January. The whole thing is being investigated by the TBI and FBI.
The crux of the dispute lies in the state's statutory scheme allowing civil settlements of tax disputes. The statutes place great emphasis on confidentiality and protecting the records of the business. That supposedly encourages businesses that innocently made mistakes in computing their taxes to privately pay the disputed amount. The businesses can then avoid the cost and consequences of public disclosure and criminal proceedings.
However, should a business which intentionally violates the law and gets caught be allowed to hide behind a civil settlement? I think not.
Historically, Tennessee governors have appointed knowledgeable "non-political" types as Commissioners of Revenue. They must argue for fiscal sanity. It is often said that the Revenue Commissioner has to be smarter than the lawyers and lobbyists seeking to cut their clients' taxes, and independent enough to tell the boss "No!"
Because civil settlements are confidential, the process allows a Commissioner of Revenue to give big breaks to businesses who will certainly be indebted to him after he returns to the private sector. Worse consequences are easily imagined.
The present revenue dispute settlement procedure offers too great an opportunity for favoritism and self-serving actions.
The right way to fix it is to require a good dose of transparency. It would go a long way in restoring confidence in the system.
Civil settlements of tax disputes should be open for the public to see and decide for themselves whether everything is on the up and up.
Editor's Note: Robert T. Rochelle is a Lebanon attorney in the firm of Rochelle, McCulloch and Aulds and a former state senator.
LEBANON -- First Presbyterian Church's "Christmas for All" will continue through Sunday, Dec. 5.
You may pick and choose what you wish to provide.
Individual items are listed on the silhouettes and collection boxes are located at the "feet" of every silhouette.
The church will deliver "Christmas for All" on Wednesday, Dec. 8. For more information, contact Lee Lyle or the church office at 444-1360.
LEBANON -- A man was arrested for the third time in recent months on charges of manufacturing methamphetamine as authorities broke up several meth labs located at 10200 Bluebird Road on Nov. 24.
Detectives with the Wilson County Violent Crimes and Narcotics Task Force located the meth labs. Lt. Steve Gatlin of the Wilson County Sheriff's Department received a report of shots being fired at the residence and had information that suspect Terry Daniels, 35, was staying at the residence and had active warrants against him, according to a news release from the WCSD.
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