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Dear Tax Talk,
I have a traditional IRA that's 100 percent funded with post-tax (nondeductible) contributions. That account also has sizable capital gains. If I convert it to a Roth IRA, would I owe ordinary income taxes on the amount representing capital gains?
If yes and if I only do a partial conversion, would the entire amount up to my basis be tax-free, or would I owe income taxes on a pro rata amount of capital gains?
-- Joe
Dear Joe,
Congratulations on having substantially appreciated assets in your IRA. That hasn't happened for a lot of folks.
Dispel yourself of the notion of capital gains in an IRA; there is no such thing. IRAs have earnings whether they come from dividends, interest or asset appreciation. Withdrawals or conversions from an IRA result in ordinary income no matter what underlying asset generated the growth.
Unlike Roth IRAs, withdrawals from a nondeductible IRA consist of pro rata return of the principal and part of the growth. For example, if your IRA is $10,000 of after-tax contributions and $10,000 of growth, then it is equal parts contributions and growth. You would be taxed on half of the withdrawals, whether you kept the funds or converted them to a Roth IRA. The tax on the withdrawal or conversion would be computed at ordinary income tax rates, which could be higher than the maximum 15 percent capital gains rate.
If you had purchased the securities that are currently in the nondeductible IRA outright, your maximum tax after more than one year would be the 15 percent capital gains rate. For this reason, many people do not care to use a nondeductible IRA to invest in securities, as it converts capital gain into ordinary income, which can be taxed by as much as 35 percent.
Therefore, in a partial or total conversion, you will end up paying tax on ordinary income. If you're young, you may want to consider the conversion as you have many years ahead of you for appreciation. If you're within 10 years of retirement, I don't recommend the conversion. I've known too many cases where the client converted to lock in the gain only to later have the value of the account decrease.
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Realizing they don't know enough about Philadelphians who rent and the rental experience here, city planners have launched a renters survey.
City Planner Octavia N. Howell, who is overseeing the project, said planners realized "our information on renters is less robust than we would like it to be" when compiling information on existing neighborhood conditions for the district-level comprehensive plans.
Traditionally, Howell said, urban planners have believed that renters are a transient population who remain uninvested in their communities. Planners have also largely assumed that people rent because they can't afford to buy.
"Some of us are challenging that," Howell said in a recent interview. "We think people are choosing renting as an alternative to home ownership, and that some are permanent residents in their neighborhood."
Christine Young-Gertz, governmental affairs director of the Apartment Association of Greater Philadelphia, agrees with that assessment.
"The fastest-growing segment of apartment customers are renters by choice, and the fastest-growing group within that group are empty nesters," said Young-Gertz, whose organization represents mostly apartment communities.
The city planning renter's survey, which runs through mid-July, asks renters not only why they rent and what their experiences have been like, but whether they find renting in Philadelphia affordable. Howell said the hope is that responses will come in from across the city, because it is likely that the answers depend largely on neighborhood conditions.
City Planning is also reaching out to people on the other side of the rental agreement. Howell said the landlords won't get their own survey, they will be interviewed.
Howell said she is personally interested in learning how houses go from owner-occupied to rental units. Is it because the owners want to rent the property to make money? Or is it because they can't sell the house, or sell it for the price they hoped for? "We'd like to know the extent to which people are landlords by choice," she said.
Harvey Spear is president of the Homeowners Association of Philadelphia, a membership organization of landlords. Their rentals cover the gamut from luxury units to low-income, Spear said. He owns 35 brownstone buildings containing 300 apartments.
Spear said people are becoming landlords because there is "definitely a demand. There is an increased number of people renting."
Many people no longer see owning a home as a guaranteed investment, he said. So they rent, and invest their money elsewhere.
Phil Lord, executive director of the Tenant Union Representative Network, a renters-rights organization that organizes tenants and offers assistance to low-income tenants, is one of those renters-by-choice. Prior to 1996, Lord owned a home with space for his mom to live with his family. When circumstances changed, the house was too big, said Lord, an attorney who was then in private practice, handling real estate work. He and his wife rented a smaller townhouse in Chestnut Hill. "The truth is, we planned to buy later on," he said. But his family liked the neighborhood, and figured, "why move somewhere else that is not as nice, just to have a (real estate) investment?"
But, Lord said, there are many people who are renting because they can't afford to buy, or for other financial reasons. "Renting in any major city right now is more of an issue because of this whole foreclosure and economic crises thing," he said.
The number of tenants in Philadelphia has for years hovered around 38 to 41 percent of the population, but recent census data puts that at 46 percent, Lord said. According to the latest census reporting, there are 311,303 owner-occupied housing units in Philadelphia and 265,126 renter-occupied units.
The financial crisis has changed renting in another way, Lord said: A huge number of tenant evictions nationwide stem from the foreclosure of the landlord's property. "There are a lot of situations where the renters are paying rent, but it's not going to the mortgage company," he said.
Within Lord's own staff are other owners-turned renters, each with their own reasons for the change:
-Tenant organizer Albert Seawright, who has rented in Wynnefield for two years, has mostly rented since 1970. He owned a home for 10 years, but returned to renting for the freedom and cost savings. "I don't like shoveling snow, cutting grass, or raking leaves in the fall," he said. "And I actually feel that the cost of homeownership is more expensive than renting, especially if you own the older homes, which most houses in Philadelphia are. Every 15 years the systems need to be replaced and the roof, and the (old) windows." He has no plans to own again.
-Housing placement specialist Maureen Saltarelli sold her Mayfair home six years ago, when she felt decreasing housing values might leave her underwater financially. She rented a place in Mayfair, and then moved to Torresdale so her daughter could attend a different school. A year ago, she moved to Bensalem, again with her 13-year-old daughter's education in mind. She likes the flexibility of renting – when her daughter finishes school, she may move out of the area.
-Housing stabilization specialist Valerie Waters sold her suburban home after ending a marriage. She thought renting would make it harder for her ex to find her, and she moved to Philadelphia to be closer to her work. Her divorce now final, she hopes to own a home again in the future – mostly because she wants a big yard, a garage, and pets, but also because her rent keeps going up, and the uncertainty makes budgeting difficult.
Reyna Howkins, a web content coordinator for the American College of Physicians who lives in the Fishtown/Kensington/Port Richmond area, has mostly been a renter since 1997. She owned from 2002 to 2004, but sold after a divorce.
She's enjoyed the flexibility of renting, but Howkins is moving back with her parents to save money to buy again, either in Fishtown or South Philly. "It got to the point where if I'm paying $1,100 a month, I could have my own house," she said.
What could the city do to improve the renting experience?
Howkins said most of her rentals, including her current house, have been nice places, and her landlords good people. The worst problems have been with the roommates she took on by necessity, at times when she couldn't pay the rent herself, she said.
But early in her renting career, Howkins had heat that didn't work, and wasn't certain what to do about it. "It felt like you didn't have much recourse," she said. "I didn't know what the proper channels would be to try to get that resolved more quickly, and you feel like you are at their mercy."
Howkins said she eventually got the problem resolved – she thinks she called License & Inspections – but said the city should have more information to renters about what they can do if their landlords are failing them.
Lord said there is a city program, recently reinstated after a legal challenge, that requires city landlords to provide new tenants with a copy of their license, and provide them with a handbook describing steps the tenant can take if conditions don't meet the license requirement.
Saltarelli said when she moved to Bucks County, there was an inspection before move-in to make sure everything was in working order. It made her feel very secure about her new place, and she'd like to see something like that required for private rentals in Philadelphia.
Waters said Philadelphia needs some sort of rent stabilization program.
Lord said the city needs more L&I inspectors, which would allow for more pro-active inspections. Inspections are now done on a complaint basis, he said.
The building owner association representatives believe the city should have fewer regulations and lower taxes, both of which dissuade would-be landlords or make them leave the business.
AVI is a huge concern for landlords, said Spear, who is also vice-chair of the Old City District. Higher taxes are often passed on to renters, but landlords who provide low-income housing often can't raise the rent and keep their tenants, he said. As the margins become thinner, there is less incentive to rent, particularly at lower rates.
Extending the 10-year tax abatement program would also encourage the building of rental units, he said.
Saltarelli said it may be difficult for non-professionals to find low-income housing, but she can generally find two or three options for each client.
Lord said the availability varies greatly by neighborhood, however. And the more gentrified and/or popular a neighborhood becomes, the less likely it is to find low-income housing. The city could help by offering loans or other assistance to landlords who want to offer this type of housing, he said.
Tenants and landlords had the same response when asked if renters are active in their communities: Some of them. Some of the time. Spear said he rents a lot to medical and law school students who are very busy, and here for a few years, but then move on. They are typically not active. But those who stay long term are very active in the community. Seawright said he's not become that active in Wynnefield, but was in Germantown, where he lived previously.
"I was a member of Friends of Vernon Park - a treehugger, who trimmed the trees and helped take care of the park," he said.
The Melior Group, city planning's consultant on this project, will be questioning landlords taken from L&I's list of licensed landlords in the city. The entire project costs a little less than $20,000, Howell said. The money came from the Mayor's Fund for Philadelphia.
Everything, including analysis, should be finished by August, Howell said. The hope is the information will show planners how to improve renters' experience in Philadelphia.
Survey results won't be used to change goals of the handful of district plans that are already finished, Howell said. But they will inform future district plans. And since the city-wide comprehensive plan and the district-level plans will all be updated on a regular schedule, the results will be used everywhere, eventually.
Kellie Patrick Gates writes about planning, neighborhood development and the Central Delaware Waterfront. A journalist for more than two decades, she worked for daily newspapers in Central Pennsylvania, Upstate New York and South Florida before coming to Philadelphia in 2003 to write for the Inquirer. Her work has appeared on PlanPhilly since 2007, and she also writes Love, the Inquirer's weekly wedding column. A native of Elk County, Pa., Kellie lives with her husband, Gary, and their dog and two cats.
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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has admitted that Dutch players' value for money may persuade him to sign some of his compatriots in the coming weeks.
The United coach's comments follow the Dutch wing-back Daley Blind saying he would find it difficult to turn down a move to Old Trafford this summer.
Van Gaal managed Blind and his Netherlands team-mates to third place at the World Cup this summer, and he told the Sunday Mirror: "Dutch players are usually cheaper than players of other nationalities and they have usually been very well educated in the Netherlands, I believe.
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The Red Devils manager added though that it is the quality of the player that will ultimately decide who he signs.
He added: "They have to be of a level than can play well in the English Premier League. You have to ask if that is the case with every player."
The Red Devils have also been linked with other Dutch stars including Kevin Strootman and Nigel de Jong over the course of the summer.
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I made a similar list and posted it in my left sidebar. I'll be adding to it as I think of things or as things come up (I'm sure a few more Bean related things will!). Here is the original list as of today:
Things I want to do in 2010 (to be amended as necessary)
1) Have new carpeting installed in our bedrooms
2) Have shutters installed in Bean's room
3) Paint Bean's room
4) Put together a nursery fit for OhDeeDoh . . .and submit photos there
5) Rearrange and add pieces to Boy and my bedroom until it no longer resembles a catch all filled with half-assed things we each had before we got married
6) Make a blanket and pillow for Bean
7) Make a fabric ball for Bean
8) Sew a few diaper clutches
9) Sew a few nursing covers
10) Take Bean to Disneyland
11) Take Bean to The Natural History Museum
12) Take Bean to an Aquarium
13) Take Bean to an art museum
14) Hike with Bean in a carrier
15) Take Bean to the Griffith Observatory
16) Read Husband Coached Childbirth
17) Read Spiritual Midwifery
18) Read Ina May's Guide to Breastfeeding
19) Find the perfect going home outfit for Bean
20) Find the perfect Halloween costume for Bean (I'm thinking Dragon)
21) Lose my baby weight
22) Switch to organic produce, whenever possible
23) Bake a loaf of wheat bread
24) Streamline and gussy up my Etsy shipping procedures by using Paypal shipping for domestic orders and ordering a seal stamp for my packages
25) Improve my Etsy customer service by ensuring every customer receives a shipping acknowledgement, whether via Paypal or Convo.
26) Buy or make an ornament to participate in Boy's family's holiday ornament exchange (for once!)
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- DomestiKook said...
That's an ambitious list! #24 and #26 suggestions. I found this amazing woman on etsy that makes custom stamps, I'd like to reccomend her to you if you're intersted and don't already have someone. And #26, my mom has been making these INCREDIBLE glass ornaments. Sparkly and beautiful, I'm sure I could convince her to part with one or make one if you had any specific ideas. I'll try to get some photos if you're intersted.
Good luck with the list!
- January 07, 2010
- Nutsy Coco said...
I'm all about the new year's list too. I haven't posted mine, but I have a list of things I'd like to accomplish this year and I think it's so much more rewarding than resolutions.
- January 07, 2010
- Jane said...
I saw the running list on a different blog and started one as well. Seems like the perfect place to keep everything organized. I can not wait to see what you do for Bean's room. No doubt it will be OhDee Doh worthy!
- January 07, 2010
- Jennie said...
I love this list (may add a few to mine based on it!). What I love so much about this idea is that when I'm bored or can't think of anything to do or am just zoned out in front of the TV, I think of my list and what I can tackle RIGHT THEN. (Write a birthday card! Go to the zoo! Read a book!) All those are so much easier than "See the Taj Mahal!"
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It was a big night out on the town as Nicole Scherzinger celebrated her birthday with her boyfriend Lewis Hamilton in London, England on Friday (June 29).
The new 34-year-old star was all smiles as she left the swanky DSTRKT club around 3 a.m. with her Formula 1 hottie and tweeted, "Cnt believe its my birthday! I'm so grateful 2 God & all His blessings! 2 all my fans, family n loved ones, u r w/ me in spirit! I luv u!"
"The X-Factor" UK judge recently announced that she will be packing up and moving to London, but is not planning on moving in with her race-star beau.
When asked about the possibility she said, ""I'm actually going to spend less time with Lewis. I believe the X Factor shows are going to be running the same time as his races," adding, ""But I'll juggle things. I think everything will work out the way it's supposed to. It'll be OK."
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February 3, 2014
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Stacey P. Coughlin, Assistant Attorney General
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Attorney General Joseph A. Foster and Manchester Police Department Chief David J. Mara announce that at about 11:20 pm, on Sunday, February 2, 2014, officers from the Manchester Police Department began an investigation into an apparent stabbing incident near Goffstown Road. There, officers saw and rendered assistance to an adult male, with an apparent stab wound, who shortly thereafter died. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner will be conducting an autopsy to determine the exact cause and manner of death of his death. His identity is being withheld pending notification of his next of kin.
Although the investigation is extensive and ongoing, and still in its preliminary stages, authorities believe that all of the involved parties to the incident have been identified.
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A Tax Office announcement that it would conduct an audit program where officers would set up temporarily at the premises of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) has accountants worried that a compliance visit will turn into a witch hunt.
"It's imposing on the business for it to house a tax officer for God knows how long," RSM Bird Cameron Perth tax partner Con Paoliello said. "This is an approach by the Tax Office to reduce their time frame [for an audit] but they're in the business and they're there to sniff things out."
Tax partner at Pitcher Partners Theo Sakell said an audit conducted over the phone or via email allowed a small business proprietor to limit their correspondence to a specific issue. "If they're visiting the premises there is the possibility that what the ATO will look at is things that are broader than the issues they've identified," he said.
An ATO spokesman did not deny this possibility. "If additional risks are identified by the ATO auditor during the on-site audit, they will be discussed with the taxpayer and their representative," he said. The spokesman said so far the feedback from audited SMEs and their tax agents has been positive.
Deloitte tax partner David Pring called the new approach a "return to the bad old days of tax audits".
The audit program may require SMEs to provide a workspace, including table and chairs, and access to a photocopier.
"Normally the Tax Office should provide all that stuff rather than burdening the tax payer," Mr Paoliello said. "Tax payers shouldn't have to be worried about what the tax officer sees next to the photocopier while he is using it."
Apart from concerns about tax officers digging up other issues to investigate, the advisers said on-site audits would distract SME owners from their business. "Any time that's devoted to compliance is a major distraction from business and having the Tax Office camped on your premises is a major distraction," Mr Pring said.
Mr Paoliello said information provided by the Tax Office was inadequate, especially with regards to how long officers would remain on site. "They're trying to give you the impression that they will be in and out very quickly but there's no indication either way," he said.
The Tax Office spokesman said selected SMEs would have two face-to-face visits, but added the "length of time on-site will vary".
Mr Sakell also sought clarification as to when the window for voluntary disclosure of errors and omissions would close. If a tax payer makes a voluntary disclosure before an audit starts, they can be eligible for an 80 per cent reduction in penalties, but if the disclosure is made after the commencement, the best reduction they can get is 20 per cent. The Tax Office confirmed that "in general" the last time for a disclosure would be "at the commencement of the on-site interview with the taxpayer and/or their adviser".
Mr Sakell was worried that SME owners would not be prepared. "[The Tax Office] might say we'll come out and visit you in 28 days and it might be at the busiest time of the client's business cycle or whilst their accountant is away on holidays," he said. "What I'm hoping is the ATO will be flexible in setting the meeting date." They've got to give small businesses enough time to check their records to take full advantage of the 80 per cent reduction in penalties.
"It's in the best interest of the ATO to enable clients to make voluntary disclosures because it pretty much saves them significant time and resources."
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At the end of life, our questions are very simple: Did I live fully? Did I love well?" – Jack Kornfield
We have different lives. But in a way we all are a lot similar than we imagine.
We all have moments of fun, despair, happiness, sadness, awesomeness, success, failure and so on. It's like life plays itself and we just sail over it with not much absolute control.
But some people are able to live it better than others. How do they do it?
Over the years I have figured out a trick for living an awesome life. It keeps me grounded in moments of glory. Keeps me afloat in worst times. Helps me tide over failures. Provides me direction when I'm stuck in life. It answers the question "what to do now (or next)?" Most of all it keeps me from making life boring.
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Johann Strauss' popular operetta, which premiered in Vienna on April 5, 1874, and is currently in production on the Dallas Opera stage, is number 19 on Opera America's top 20 most performed operatic works, according to Wikipedia.
The happy, bouncing overture should also be familiar to anyone who has watched pairs skating or ice dancing. I remember watching the great Russian pair Oleg and Ludmila Protopopov waltz across Olympic ice to Strauss' score. American ice dance champions Peter Tchernyshev and Naomi Lang have also skated to "Die Fledermaus."
"Adele's Laughing Song," the operetta's most reconizable aria, was a favorite of the late Beverly Sills, and is often performed during the talent competition at the annual Miss America pageant.
After the lights went down at Sunday's matinee, a voice in the dark gently announced that Ana Maria Martinez (Rosalinde) was recovering from a bout of the flu, and Ava Pine (Adele, the Chambermaid) was suffering from a sinus infection. Just as I was about to check my program for understudy information, the soft voice in the dark said the ladies would perform in spite of their troubles.
And perform they did. I noticed one, maybe two, little missed notes in three acts, but none was serious enough to mar the show.
While the principals of the Dallas Opera made it look easy, make no mistake: Strauss' score is a challenge for orchestras and a marathon for singers.
Martinez is making her Dallas Opera debut, but she is no novice.
She's had leading roles with the Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera, Houston Grand Opera and in Santa Fe. She is gifted with a brilliant, clear soprano's voice, able to leap tall musical scores in a single bound, or so it seemed on Sunday. It doesn't hurt that she's delightfully pretty and seems to really enjoy what she's doing.
Pine is a home-grown Texas treasure. She was the Dallas Opera's first young artist in residence, singing secondary roles in all of last year's performances.
As the comely chambermaid Adele, Pine has the opera's big moment in Act II witht the "Laughing Song." Singing opera requires the endurance of an athlete, the performance skills of an Academy award-winning actor and the musical technique of a maestro. In spite of the sinus infection, Pine pulled it together, and an appreciative audience embraced her for it.
Donizetti's "Roberto Devereaux" is next up on the Dallas schedule, opening at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23, 28 and 31 and a 2 p.m. matinee on Jan. 25. Call 214-443-1000 for ticket information.
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Docket Management
Docket: 02D-0228 - Medical Devices; Implantable Middle Ear Hearing Device; Draft Guidance for Industry & FDA
Comment Number: EC -1
Accepted - Volume 1
Comment Record
Dr. Angela Loavenbruck
2002-09-10 18:11:39
American Academy of Audiology
Comments for FDA General
1. General Comments
September 10, 2002 Dockets Management Branch (HFA-305) Center for Devices and Radiological Health Food and Drug Administration 5630 Fishers Lane, Rm. 1061 Rockville, MD 20852 RER: Docket No. 02D-0228 Dear FDA Dockets Management Branch: The American Academy of Audiology, representing over 8,000 audiologists, appreciates this opportunity to comment on the Food and Drug Administration Center for Devices and Radiological Health "Implantable Middle Ear Hearing Device (IMEHD): Draft Guidance for Industry and FDA." The Academy commends the Ear, Nose and Throat Devices Branch for their hard work in producing this extensive document. The draft guidance provides a thorough description of the procedure for preparing a premarket approval application and of the technical and clinical considerations for a premarket approval application for an IMEHD. The Academy would like to recommend two editorial changes to the document under Chapter 5, Investigational Device Exemptions: 1. The Academy recommends that the Investigators paragraph read, "…Co-investigators should include qualified audiologists, as defined at 42 U.S.C. 1395x(ll), who have knowledge and experience with current state-of-the-art air conduction (acoustic) hearing aid technology." 2. The Academy recommends that the first paragraph of the Subject Selection Criteria section read, "…You should describe hearing impairment in each ear as determined by objective hearing tests conducted by qualified audiologists, as defined at 42 U.S.C. 1395x(ll)." The Academy looks forward to working with the Food and Drug Administration on future hearing health care issues. Sincerely, Angela Loavenbruck, EdD President


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Bench slim vs. Saint Peter's
By Marlen Garcia
CHICAGO � Purdue guard Ryne Smith said Thursday that he had recovered from a mild concussion and would play today in his team's NCAA tournament second-round game against Saint Peter's.
He also said he was injured when he took an inadvertent elbow to the head from a teammate in practice Sunday. Coach Matt Painter said the elbow came from E'Twaun Moore.
That put to rest rumors that Smith was injured by teammate Kelsey Barlow, who was suspended by Painter this week for disciplinary reasons. Painter has not disclosed what Barlow did but said, "When you get a pattern of behavior, you go back to doing what's best for your team."
Smith said he heard a rumor that he was hit with a ball rack. "Ridiculous is a good word for it," he said.
The 6-3 junior was in good spirits in the locker room at United Center. Asked to describe his symptoms after the concussion, he said he had fuzzy vision. "It's like you've had a couple of drinks � not that I have," he added with a laugh.
He was cleared by the team doctor. "My brain isn't mush anymore," said Smith, from Toledo. That's a good thing for Purdue, because the roster for the third-seeded Boilermakers (25-7) keeps getting thinner.
Earlier this week, reserve guard John Hart injured a foot in practice, and Painter said there was a 50-50 chance Hart would play against No. 14 seed Saint Peter's (20-13), a Jesuit college in New Jersey with about 3,000 full- and part-time students that is in the NCAA tournament for the first time since 1995. Saint Peter's plays in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.
Neither Barlow, 6-5, nor Hart, 6-2, has eye-popping statistics, but Purdue could struggle with a cumulative effect. Barlow averages 5.1 points. Hart averages 4.0 points.
Purdue has been without three-year starting forward Robbie Hummel, who averaged 15.7 points last season, since season-opening practice, when he injured his right knee for the second time in eight months.
All-America post player JaJuan Johnson and all-Big Ten guard Moore have kept Purdue up there with the nation's best. Johnson averages 20.5 points and 8.2 rebounds; Moore averages 18.2 points and 5.1 rebounds and shoots 41.1% on three-pointers.
"This team has definitely dealt with a lot of adversity," Johnson said. "So we'll definitely overcome it."
Smith averages 6.0 points, fourth on the team. He and others in Purdue's rotation, which could be down to six players today, have an intangible: chemistry with Johnson and Moore and an understanding of playing complementary roles to those stars.
Freshman backup guard Terone Johnson probably will play more in Barlow's absence, Painter said.
"There's always going to be guys on your team that think they should be playing more," he said. "Be careful what you ask for, because you're going to get it."
Last season after losing Hummel in February, Purdue went through an adjustment period and lost by 27 to Minnesota in the Big Ten tournament. The Boilermakers rebounded to reach the Sweet 16 for the second year in a row.
Lately, they have been sputtering with a Big Ten tournament 18-point loss vs. Michigan State in the quarterfinals and a loss at Iowa to end the regular season.
"They haven't played great basketball the last couple of games. And any time you get in that position, you want to continue to have that next game to prove that you're better," Painter said.
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Deadkind Secondary Character Concepts
Dr. Future is a resurrected mummy baby from beyond time and space. He has mastered the secrets of mind control and lasers. Billy's dad is a one-armed archaeologist.
Oshio is a boy genius Otaku from Japan who creates all manner of things based on his favorite anime. Think Anime-centric Toy-Man. Whitaker is Billy's boss, ain't no free lunch.
Little Bill
School is Fucking Boring
This is what it feels like when you've played video games all summer and have to go back to school. I mean, you've SAVED THE UNIVERSE? What good is an education going to do you?
Dr. Mario with Lyrics
Here it is! Enjoy.
And here's the animatic for those interested in the process!
Marios Marios, everywhere
Dr. Mario Development 1
New Powerups
Sorry to geek out on you so badly. But I thought these ideas would be neat for a Mario game.
The trailer for Mario Galaxy 2 was cool... But really? A drill item? That was a perfect opportunity for a Mole-suit powerup WASTED.
Then again, Mole Mario looks pretty damn dumb.
Super-Model Luigi
You didn't ask for it... But here it is.
Super-Model Luigi. Wearing Italian leather boots, Designer Overalls, and mustache by Jean Paul Jean (that sounds right.)
Zelda + Mario Commission
In the Mushroom Kingdom...
I'm the finest doc, by far!
Spent a good while working on the background. Needed to seel the splendor of the Mushroom Kingdom and then shit ALL OVER IT with Mario's Clinic.
Moblin and Goriya
For years I had no idea that Goriyas were supposed to be RAT monsters. In "Link to the Past" they looked liked the demon elephants from "Dumbo"
Enjoy Zelda fans.
Juggy Takin' a Walk
Here's Mini Jugs takin' a stroll.
The Mutants - Part Deux
Dude, ole slim looks kinda cool in his traditional colors too!
Jean's a cutie.
Iceman enjoys the freedom and comfort that bike shorts bring.
The Beast is the quintessential "monster with a heart of gold."
When you're rich, you don't need to be a mutant to fly. But that Warren Worthington III just can't be convinced of that.
Marvel Minis - Wave 3
There's an odd bunch here... Tried to make the last two waves have a nice balance of color, but there's an almost complete LACK of it here.
The Mutants
One day, a LONG time ago, all I had to draw with was a mechanical pencil and some highlighters. With that in mind, I redesigned (though not very heavily) the X-Men and rechristened them, "The Mutants" (Stan Lee's original idea for the name of the comic).
Bright, almost punky, and just kinda different. What do you guys think? Too much? Too little?
Marvel Minis - Wave 2
Whaaaaa? There's some 80s X-Men in here...
I always used to LOVE Nightcrawler and Wolverine's dynamic in the old comics.
Designs Without Fear
I have a weird brain that can only love one thing at a time. So I have short (yet passionate enough) love affairs with my various favorite things. I'm on a daredevil kick, so forgive me if you're not interested.
On top I'm getting close if not finalizing my design for Daredevil. On the bottom are some rough design ideas for a Daredevil cast.... There are so many choices when it comes to these guys. These are the ones that came to my hand/mind first.
Daredevil Mini
I felt bad for not updating very often, so I smacked myself really hard in the face...
Unfortunately that sent me back in time and I had to wait two whole weeks to get back to here (you've been there, I'm sure). Anyway, I had to twist my own arm to draw on my old bamboo tablet. Hope you enjoy this bite-sized Daredevil. Comes in two flavors: "Red," and "Not Red"


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February 27, 2013
Flames' Stajan clear about hit
By WES GILBERTSON, QMI Agency
DENVER - Matt Stajan has a clear head.
He passed the concussion tests to prove it.
Just don't be led to believe the Calgary Flames' first-line centre boarded the team bus Wednesday and bragged to his buddies about how he was feeling after a head-shot from rookie Charlie Coyle in Tuesday's 2-1 shootout loss to the Minnesota Wild.
"To say I feel great today would be a blatant lie," Stajan said after Wednesday's practice at Pepsi Center in Denver, the final stop on the Flames' two-game road-trip.
"My jaw is locked up. My neck is stiff. I don't have a concussion, thankfully."
That's the good news.
No more than an hour after Stajan chatted with reporters in the Mile High City, word trickled out that Coyle would not be suspended for the hit.
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The film was originally delayed in the wake of a series of sniper shootings around Washington DC which left 13 people dead.
Twentieth Century Fox postponed the release of Phone Booth out of respect and sensitivity for the families of the victims.
Its opening week saw takings of $15m (£9.6m), according to studio estimates.
The teen comedy What a Girl Wants, starring Amanda Bynes and Colin Firth, debuted at number two with box office receipts of $12.1m (£7.8m).
The movie sees Diesel as a rogue federal agent charged with nailing a Mexican drug cartel.
Presidential comedy Head of State slipped from the number one spot to fourth position.
Box offices in the US and Canada have been suffering a slump in recent weeks, with the year's takings down 7%.
Studio executives are blaming the appetite for rolling news on the Iraqi war for the lack of interest.
But Paul Dergarabedian, president of box office tracker Exhibitor Relations, suggests the reason has been a run of weak films on release.
He said: "The fact that it's down four weekends in a row,
everybody says, hey, this has to do with the war and
people's moods.
"But no matter what the mood of the country, if there are good movies out there, people will want to go see them."
The following weeks will should see a rise in interest with the release of a number of long-awaited films.
Anger Management, starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler, opens on Friday while May sees the release of The Matrix: Reloaded and X-Men II.


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New Jersey Beach Named Best For Dog Walking
There are many beautiful beaches along the New Jersey Shore, but one has been singled out as the best beach for dog walking.
While it isn't in Monmouth or Ocean Counties, it is in the Garden State, Cape May to be exact. The honor belongs to Higbee Beach in Cape May, according to Men's Journal. The publication also had categories like "most secluded", "best for family" and "best for sports.
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Nicely said, CA!
It's going to take some time for the ATS to gather a following but I'm sure once it does, it'll be the new 'cool' thing to have for the younger buyers that Cadillac is targeting.
I'm not err really sure about that one. I mean yes it's cool, but as of today it's still just a Cadillac. The V HAS to be really good in order for the ATS name to be permanently sealed in our minds as a car that dominated the automotive industry.
The CTS-V did that, (the second gen) but reading their forums revealed a lot of unhappy owners who just accepts the major faults on the car which are inferior to some of the competition. And basically saying the cars power makes up for the refinement. The ATS is at the doorstep, GM just needs to let it in and make if feel at home, warm and cozy not leave out there in these frigid temps.
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Final Stats | Coach Powers Postgame Interview
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - In a game that saw 17 runs, 24 hits and 10 pitchers, the University of Nevada baseball team defeated New Mexico 9-8 Sunday to take the series 2-1.
The win improved Nevada to 2-1 overall and dropped New Mexico to 1-2.
Offensively, head coach Gary Powers made a few lineup changes Sunday. Brett Jones moved up to the three spot, while Kewby Meyer moved down to the sixth position in the batting order.
The moves paid immediate dividends, as Jones doubled into the right-center-field gap with two outs in the top of the first. A walk to Carlos Escobar Jr., followed by a hit batsman in Austin Byler, loaded the bases for Meyer. The freshman from Waipahu, Hawai'i, took a 2-1 fastball from New Mexico starter Alexis Garza into the gap in left center for a double, plating Jones and Escobar to give the Pack a 2-0 lead. Brooks Klein bounced out to first to end the inning.
In total, seven Nevada hitters swung the bat in the first inning.
Two throwing errors from New Mexico in the top of the second gave the Pack another opportunity to push the momentum in its direction. The errors came from third baseman Kyle Stiner on a Garrett Yrigoyen bunt, and Garza on a pick-off attempt. With Yrigoyen at second, Joe Kohan singled up the middle to make the score 3-0 Wolf Pack. Garza was replaced by Selby Brummett after the Kohan at bat.
He went one inning, gave up three hits, three earned runs and walked one.
After Jay Anderson sacrificed Kohan to second, Kyle Hunt singled off Brummett to push the Pack lead to four. The Pack wasn't done scoring in the second though. Hunt stole second and was driven home by Escobar, who doubled into left for his first RBI of the season, as well as his first extra-base hit. Austin Byler rolled out to first to end the inning with Nevada up 5-0.
Three unearned runs from the Lobos in the bottom of the second got them back into the game.
The score was 5-3 in favor of the Pack after three full, as Jameson got the red hot Josh Melendez to ground into a double play to end the third.
Another Anderson sacrifice moved Kohan to third after a lead-off double in the fourth. Jones came through two batters later, singling into right to make the score 6-3 Pack.
Scoring in bunches on Sunday, the Lobos got four in the fifth to take the lead back from Nevada. They didn't have it for long, however, as the Pack scored twice in the sixth to make the score 8-7.
Kohan led the inning off with a walk and scored on an Anderson triple. It was the first three-base hit of the year for Nevada, and the first of Anderson's career. Jones continued to deliver in big spots two batters later, scoring Anderson with a single into right field.
Refusing to go quietly, New Mexico scored once in the sixth to level the game at eight. It was the third time the game had been tied.
Kohan, in the middle of the Wolf Pack success again in the eighth, doubled down the left field line with one out. Hunt singled him home two batters later to put Nevada ahead 9-8. Kohan was on base four times in four at bats with three hits. He also scored four runs and had one RBI.
Kody Gorden saw his first action of the season in a big spot in the eighth, coming in with two runners on and two outs. He walked Stiner to load the bases. Matt Gardner, who came into the game after the free pass, got D.J. Peterson to bounce back to him to end the inning. Gardner allowed a runner to third in the ninth, but struck out Alex Real to end the game. The strikeout of Real was the only strikeout of the game for the Nevada staff and gave Gardner his second save.
Tim Culligan got the win for Nevada, going three and a third in relief and giving up one earned run. He is 1-0. Starter Tom Jameson went four and a third, giving up seven hits, four earned runs and walking two. Josh Walker got the loss for New Mexico, falling to 0-1.
Nevada will take the field next on Tuesday at San Francisco. First pitch is at 2 p.m. at Benedetti Diamond.


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He's small, has lightning speed, and can outrun any defense.
That's the recipe for a speed back attacking the corners of the line, no? Well, not for Mark, who has no fear running the ball inside.
"That's just Venric," NU quarterback Kain Colter said. "He fears nothing and he's always out there trying to pick a fight and he's not going to back down from anybody."
Colter said Mark talks like he's a 240-pound running back – though according to Colter, Mark actually sits closer to 150 pounds.
"But that's good," Colter said. "That's something you need in your tailback, just fearless and if we need a yard or two, he's not scared to throw it up there and get it. So it's all part of his attitude and I wouldn't want it any other way."
For his part, Mark said he doesn't let people who talk about his size bother him, but rather that he finds it somewhat motivational.
"It's not my job to prove them wrong," he said after the Minnesota game Saturday, in which he ran for 182 yards and two touchdowns. "At the end of the day, I like that. I'm a little back so they say 'Hey, we can knock him around' and I'm like 'Hey, you can do so and I'm gonna play my game.'"
So far this season, his game has been rushing for 792 yards and eight touchdowns through the first seven contests. A big part of the Wildcats' 6-1 start, Mark is on pace for just over 1350 yards this season, and already has four 100-yard games.
Though a large part of that load is running inside, Mark said he feels "pretty healthy." He missed some time in the Boston College game due to injury, but said he gets "dinged up every now and then, but that just goes with playing running back, that's the nature of the game … My body feels great."
Colter said Mark's great play this season can be attributed to improvements the tailback has made mentally.
"I feel like that's where I've seen him make the biggest strides, is mentally," Colter said. "He's always had the physical attributions to go out and make the plays but he's becoming a big-time playmaker and becoming really consistent."
And as far as the offensive line goes, Brian Mulroe said Mark's great start this season pushes the line to play that much harder.
"We know whenever the ball's in his hands he could be scoring, so we're just striving to make that block downfield," he said. "We're really enjoying being the offense, he's having a really good time and it's just showing out there."
Mark hasn't been shy about praising the offensive line, saying the unit did a great job opening holes and surging to block linebackers against Minnesota. He singled out Mulroe for making a block on a linebacker that sprung Mark for his first score of the game.
"The o-line did a great job," Mark said. "The game plan was run the ball down their throat… I believe seven out of the first ten plays were all run plays so our goal was to come in here and mulch 'em up."
Northwestern now faces a pivotal four-game stretch against Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan and Michigan State – all division rivals. And if the Wildcats want to come through that stretch of games with a Legends Division title within their grasp, they will need Mark to keep pace with what he's done so far this year.
Not that the players seem to think that's really a concern.
"He's someone," said Mulroe, "you could really go to battle with every single week and you want him on your side."


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The New York Knicks have been searching far and wide to find themselves another point guard to complement their 2013-14 roster.
Ever since Jason Kidd informed the team he was retiring, the Knicks have been frantically looking to shore up the point-guard position.
With Raymond Felton coming back and with the Knicks recently re-signing Pablo Prigioni, the Knicks still are continuing to look to the scrap heap for potential help at point guard. Some of the names the Knicks are looking at include Aaron Brooks and Sebastian Telfair.
Obviously, you're not getting an impact free agent here, but with a little luck and savvy the Knicks could still find themselves a proficient, steady back-up point guard between Brooks and Telfair.
The point guard, who is likely highest on the Knicks' wish list, is probably Brooks.
Brooks, who only played in 53 games (7.1 PPG and 2.2 APG) with the Sacramento Kings and the Houston Rockets last season, is not that far removed from being a productive NBA player. For his career, Brooks has averaged 11.6 points and 3.4 assists as well as shooting 36.4 from three-point territory. In the 2009-10 season, Brooks really broke out; averaging 19.6 points and 5.3 assists while shooting 40 percent from three-point range. The diminutive Brooks has showed he is equally adept at handling the ball as well as shooting it from deep.
Brooks was recently cut by the Rockets in order for them to clear cap space to sign Dwight Howard.
After playing in China in the 2011-12 season and missing chunks of last season, Brooks has become a forgotten man. However, at 28, Brooks should have some life left in his game. Brooks could be a bargain at this juncture of his career.
Another point guard the Knicks have been linked to has been Brooklyn's own Sebastian Telfair.
Telfair's career numbers (5.6 PPG and 2. APG) don't jump off the page, but he has a little sizzle to his game, and throughout his career Telfair has shown a flair for the dramatic. For a third point guard, the local kid could just be the spark plug that the Knicks are looking for.
At this point, and with limited money to work with, these two options maybe the best the Knicks can do at this time.
Hey, you never know. You could end up with lightning in a bottle.
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<CE66087981B7CF42A1A76F094291D6AD047C36 at exchange dot intern dot hvb-pensionsfonds
.de>, Kamil dot Wencel at hvbpensionsfonds dot de writes
>>>If I understood former discussions correctly I cannot use filtered
>>>bridge mode because I would never again be
>>>able to connect to my DMZ hosts from my LAN. How am I supposed to set
>>>up something like that ?
>>>For testing purposes I set up something like that and tried to use 1:1
>>>NAT to reach a DMZ box via ssh.
>>>But it did not work out. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
>>No. You can certainly connect to devices on an OPT interface bridged to
>>the WAN.
>>I have a SIP server on OPT1, bridged to WAN. That way my internal
>>clients and my SIP peers can communicate with my SIP server without any
>>form of NAT being involved.
>>I have had this set up for a couple of months without any problems.
>>Just bridge OPT1 with the WAN, and start using your valid external IP
>>addresses on OPT1 (remembering that your default gateway will be
>>m0n0wall's _WAN_ IP address !!!) and don't forget to set 'Enable
>>filtering bridge' and add the appropriate rules as needed. You'll also
>>need to set 'Enable advanced outbound NAT' so that your LAN clients
>>don't get NAT'd on their way to OPT1.
>thanks a lot mate, obviously I got confused by this :
>11.3. Configuring a filtered bridge
>A filtered bridge is a common way of configuring a DMZ segment. This
>can be used as a typical DMZ where you have hosts on the LAN interface,
>but is probably more frequently used to protect servers at a colocation
>facility where there are no LAN hosts.
>Remember you cannot access hosts on a bridged interface from a NAT'ed
>interface, so if you do have a LAN interface set up, you won't be able
>to access the hosts on the bridged interface from the LAN.
>Network Diagram for this Configuration. The following diagram depicts
>the example configuration described in this section. The colocation
>facility has assigned you with the subnet 22.214.171.124/29, which
>includes usable IP's .9-.14. One of those is required for the colo's
>router, so you end up with 5 usable IP's.
>I thought the Clients on my LAN Interface are NATed, are they not ?
>Anyways, just to make that clear once and for all :
>Router ( 220.127.116.11 )
> |
> |
> |
> m0n0 WAN Interface (126.96.36.199)
> |
> |
> +---------- m0n0 DMZ Segment ( OPT Interface )
> | ( including hosts 18.104.22.168,132,133... using
>22.214.171.124 as gateway in filtered bridge mode )
> |
> |
> m0n0 LAN Interface ( 126.96.36.199 )
>where 184.108.40.206 ist the gateway for all LAN Clients.
>I always thought in this configuration the LAN Interface is NATed,
>combined with
>the m0n0 doc's it gives the impression that this kind of setup will not work.
>So, Neil, are you really sure about this, or do we need to clear out
>m0n0's docs ?
I 100% guarantee that I have it working !!! I have the following (IP
addresses changed to protect the guilty):
ADSL Router (LAN & WAN address): x.y.z.1
m0n0wall WAN: x.y.z.2
m0n0wall LAN: 192.168.1.1
OPT1 bridged to WAN
SIP Server (on OPT1): x.y.z.3
'filtering bridge' enabled
Advanced NAT enabled
I can connect to the SIP server from both LAN and (selected hosts on)
the Internet.
>Remember you cannot access hosts on a bridged interface from a NAT'ed
I think the key to this statement is 'from a NAT'ed interface'. You
must enable advanced NAT and ensure that the traffic from your LAN is
not NAT'ed to devices on OPT1. I think maybe it should read 'Remember
you cannot access hosts on a bridged interface if the connection is
being NAT'ed'. For the above addresses I would have the following in my
NAT table:
Interface Source Destination Target
WAN 192.168.1.0/24 ! x.y.z.0/29 *
WAN 192.168.1.0/24 ! x.y.z.1/32 *
Assuming that I've got a /29 address range on my WAN / OPT1.
The second rule means that I don't have to set up routes on my ADSL
router to the LAN.
Neil A. Hillard E-Mail: neil at dana dot org dot uk
Web: http://www.dana.org.uk/