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Well, okey-dokey…. A "beefy Jesus"?Stephen Colbert makes fun of the History Channel's new miniseries, "The Bible" by Mark Burnett (Survivor) and his wife Roma Downey (Touched by an Angel). Colbert's humor is, as we've come to expect, cheeky and irreligious; but you've gotta admit, he's a pretty funny guy. The Colbert Report Get More: Colbert Report Full Episodes,Indecision Political Humor,Video Archive … [Read more...]
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Everyone who is comparing euro prices to America please, just stop. Gas is more or less fungible. It goes for what it is worth. The gas itself costs the same in America or Europe (transportation costs aside). The difference in prices is mostly due to taxes implemented by your governments. The federal government gets 18.4 cents per gallon of regular gas in the US (24.4 per gallon of diesel). On top of that, states add their own gas taxes. On average, state and local taxes add 30.5 cents to gasoline and 29.4 cents to diesel, for a total US average fuel tax of 48.9 cents per gallon for gas and 53.8 cents per gallon for diesel.
The taxes in Europe are much higher.
Make no mistake: the price of the raw gas is about the same as the U.S., but Europe taxes gasoline at a higher rate. At the moment, taxes in France make up about 70 percent of the pump price. For comparison, the U.S. federal gasoline tax of of 2005 was 18.4 cents per gallon, with each State adding between 10 and 33 cents of tax, according to Widipedia. That makes the maximum gasoline tax rate 17% in the U.S.
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I am posting this video here for anyone with kids. There is a lot of hype about meth and its use appears to still be growing in cities around America. This is one of the world's deadliest drugs. Here is a very compelling video on Crystal Meth, featuring survivors. When kids see what really happens when you take meth, they make firm decisions not to experiment. Here is one drug where even one hit is enough to create a truly deadly addiction. … [Read more...]
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Scientology Expands in Los Feliz
From the Los Feliz Ledger, article written by By Colin Stutz, Ledger Contributing WriterLOS FELIZ—The empty lot at No. Hillhurst Avenue and Avocado Street is to become to a new branch of The Church of Scientology Mission of Los Feliz expected to open next spring.Construction is currently underway to build the planned 6,000-square-foot, two story Spanish-style religious center conceptually designed by Michael Smith and Yvan Poissant and engineered by Kamus and Keller. The site will ha … [Read more...]
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Article by G. S. Subrahmanyam in the Hindu on the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Goodwill Tour currently in the city of Visakhapatnam on the east coast of India.Helping create a world without criminality, without insanity and without war is the ambitious aim of the India Scientology Goodwill Tour."We are trying to help able persons be more able," says tour director Marion Whitta. In the past six weeks, over 2,000 persons have been trained in the big yellow tent at the basketball cour … [Read more...]
What is the Scientology Wedding Ceremony?
Matrimony is a hallowed rite of virtually every religion and culture. The sacred commitment of marriage forms the basis of a stable family, a fundamental building block of any society. Thus, vows taken by the bride and groom build a foundation, not only for their own union, but contribute to that of the community as a whole.Scientologists recognize marriage as a part of the Second Dynamic (of the Eight Dynamics of existence). The Second Dynamic includes sex, procreating and the raising of … [Read more...]
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Labor Day: Acknowledging the Contribution of Workers
Labor Day is observed in America the first Monday of September to celebrate the economic and social contributions of workers. When it was first initiated at the end of the 19th century, the Industrial Revolution was pulling to a close and workers' rights were largely ignored.The rights of workers to fair treatment is guaranteed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Unfortunately, although this document was ratified by all member states of the United Nations in 1948, these rights a … [Read more...]


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NEW homes are needed for ten pairs of rabbits currently in the care of the RSPCA Worcester & Mid-Worcestershire Branch.
When rabbits come into the branch as a bonded pair, the charity feels it would be unkind to separate them, so they are put up for rehoming as a couple.
However, this often means they are with the branch for some time as couples are much harder to rehome.
Margaret Layland, of the branch, said: "We find that most of the people who adopt from us want a single rabbit to pair up with the rabbit they've already got. This is especially true in the winter months.
"Now that spring is here at last, we are hoping more people will come forward wanting a pair. We currently have 10 couples in care."
The pairs include Cloud and Cotton, who are white dwarf lops and look identical. They aren't keen on being picked up but are fine once they are in your arms.
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GPEC: Plans To Revive The Economy
Look past the Valley's long, slow climb out of a difficult recession to the next 10, 20, even 100 years and you see a potential hotbed of wealth and productivity: a regional economy that has diversified from its traditional reliance on growth and housing. That's the vision painted by board members and financial supporters of… Read More →
GPEC Leads Cooperative Effort To Draw More 'Clean Tech' Industry To Arizona
Insight into innovation: GPEC leads cooperative effort to draw more 'clean tech' industry to Arizona Green technology is still a relatively small part of Arizona's economy, but its potential for growth is a bright spot on the state's horizon. "At a time when other economic engines have been sputtering, anticipated green job growth among Arizona's… Read More →
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Roadmap for the future: GPEC President Barry Broome outlines plan to attract more high-paying jobs, keep the ones we have The Greater Phoenix Economic Council ( GPEC ) is beginning 2012 with an updated roadmap, the first leg of a five-year strategic plan, says its CEO and President Barry Broome. Along with its historical mission… Read More →
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BOMA Greater Phoenix hammers home a trio of initiatives: advocacy, smart sustainability, better management practices It's still a jungle out there. Commercial vacancy rates remain high, industry figures show, with some improvement in the industrial sector and a slight downtick in retail. But rates for office properties seem stuck at a persistent 26 percent. Additionally,… Read More →
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A meticulous five-bedroom, remodeled home sits nestled in one of Paradise Valley's most beautiful neighborhoods. But the most remarkable thing about this home is not its one-acre lot, new flooring or up-to-date kitchen. It's the "For Sale" sign that has graced the front yard for two years. Two years, two different realty companies and several… Read More →
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I am writing this review so that others will know the experience our family had with this Attorney. I believe this and the other reviews here will help people make an informed decision before hiring this Attorney. This Attorney handled a Family Matter involving my child. He treated the situation more like a game that he wanted to win than a serious matter involving the best interest of a child. Specifically, this Attorney made claims to the Court that were baseless. He stated to the Court that he had pending Motions when he didn't. He contradicted the Judge so much that most of the hearing time was spent with the Judge and Clerks proving to Allen Gary Palmer that he was making false statements. This took valuable time away from the important issues at hand and distracted from the matters that were properly scheduled. The person that this ultimately hurt was my child. I urge anyone involved in any Family Matter, that includes any children, to steer clear of this Attorney. Children are too precious to have their futures placed in the hands of someone like Allen Gary Palmer.
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"Experts generally agree that our current reliance on fossil fuels is unsustainable. Already oil is near $50 per barrel, and the great millions of Chinese and Indians destined to take to the road in the next decades have not yet gotten behind the wheel."
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GST distribution review chairman and former NSW premier
The government has committed not to revise the 10 per cent consumption tax but, as federal Treasurer
A panel picked by Mr Swan to review the distribution of the goods and services tax between the states has gone beyond its terms of reference and delivered on Friday a report that considers changes to the rate or base of the tax.
Speaking on the ABC on Saturday morning, Mr Greiner said "The notion that you say to the public: this is off the table, it's off the agenda – and Senator Wong repeated that yesterday – I think is plain stupid.
"It's entirely understandable in the political context. Neither side of federal parliament is going to go to the election saying 'we want to increase the tax', I do understand that."
However, "you certainly need to have the debate," Mr Greiner said.
"To say that you rule out, essentially permanently, discussion about change either in the scope – in other words including health and education and fresh food – or an increase in rate, that you just rule that out so you can't even have a discussion of it, I think it's almost juvenile."
The size and stability of the GST pool are affected by the rate and base of the tax. Mr Greiner described the size and stability as a much more important issue than distribution of the tax funds, which he called a "low-order issue".
Speaking on Friday, Mr Greiner said he felt considering changes to the rate or base of the tax was pressing.
"It's not in our terms of reference,'' he said. "I think it's fair to say that the report does deal with the size and stability of the pool, as well as its distribution, even though I don't know that the Prime Minister or the Treasurer who asked us to do it really wanted us to go there."
The terms of reference – issued in 2011 – asked the panel to consider the way GST is distributed, which depends on a formula related to states' revenue-raising capacity and need to spend. The review was instituted because of complaints from states such as Western Australia which at present pay more into the GST pool than they receive.
GST is considered by economists an efficient tax, but it currently excludes health and education, two parts of the economy which have been growing strongly, as well as basic food. "The overriding problem is the size of the GST pool, that it isn't growing as it was intended to, anywhere near the rate of growth for example in health expenditure," Mr Greiner said.
"The real question, which we do deal with in the report, and no doubt Wayne will put it out sometime, the real problem is the size, growth and stability of the pool, not whether Western Australia or Tasmania . . . get a little bit more."
Deloitte Access economics head Chris Richardson said the nation needed a conversation about the way the GST worked, but said any conversation must consider compensation for those left worse off. "If you do shift up indirect taxes, it does have an impact on pensioners and the like and by definition it should take a small proportion of the extra [revenue] to compensate."
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a special-effects fest
Starring Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, and Richard Armitage. Rated 14A. Opens Friday, December 14, at the Park Theatre
Thanks to Peter Jackson's fetishistic attention to detail, fans of his Lord of the Rings film trilogy will be happier than a homebound hobbit at his latest creation. The goblins, trolls, and orcs are rendered to the finest wrinkle and hair, the chase scenes over mountains and down into labyrinthian caves are thrilling, and there's even a dwarf who manages to smoulder. As for the unexpected choice for reluctant hero Bilbo Baggins, Martin Freeman has a wry awkwardness that brings ample humanity to the special-effects fest.
Just be warned: it takes an awfully long time to get this party started. The opening hour is largely devoted to the wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) and 13 dwarves invading Bilbo's underground abode. Led by their broody, vertically challenged leader, Thorin (Richard Armitage), they try to convince the homebody to join them in a quest to reclaim the dwarves' lost kingdom at Lonely Mountain. Yes, you can feel Jackson streeeetching J. R. R. Tolkien's 1937 book into three parts; by the end, Lonely Mountain is still a far-off spot in the distance.
The hype about Jackson's sped-up, 48-frames-per-second digital cinematography causing dizziness is overblown. A bigger problem is that a few of the 3-D scenes, like the opening battle of the Lonely Mountain kingdom, have an oddly artificial look that falls somewhere between pop-up book, HDTV, and Xbox. The technology is redeemed, though, in other, darker action sequences, the most dazzling being a cliffside battle that features the hobbit and dwarves swinging precariously from cliff treetops and a spectacular fall into subterranean goblin canyons.
Farther down the caverns awaits Gollum, and he does not disappoint: Andy Serkis has managed to make his Peter Lorre–like outcast even more menacing here, wild and reptilian and ready to pounce at the smallest insult.
Like the Rings trilogy, decapitations, bodily fluids, and other gross goodies abound, despite The Hobbit's origins as junior fiction. Really, where else this holiday season can you watch a trio of gigantic trolls trying to roast dwarves over an open spit for dinner? Or hear a goblin growl the line: "Bring out the bone breaker. Start with the youngest!"


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Subject: [ONTARIO] land abbreviations
Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 11:17:30 -0600
What is the preferred abbreviation for township - Tp or Twp?
Is "Con" acceptable for concession?
I generally spell out all terms but sometimes like to save space.
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