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UK Tax
UK Tax Questions? Ask a UK Tax Advisor for answers ASAP
Hello, if you have any questions or need further clarification after reading my answer please let me know.
Thank you for your question...
Basically, you have to be out of the country for a full tax year to avoid paying UK income tax on your earnings abroad.
Sec 2.2 on page 6 of HMRC6 covers what determines UK residence for tax purposes.
If you leave the UK for full-time service under a contract of employment for at least
a complete UK tax year and any interim visits to the UK in the period do not amount to 183 days or more in any tax year or an average of 91 days or more in a tax year, you can apply for split year treatment under Extra -Statutory Concession A11. More information on this is covered under Sec 2.4 on page 8.
HMRC6 can be viewed here.
HMRC has revised rules on UK Residency effective from 6 Apr 2013. This is not law as yet..
Unless you meet one of the automatic overseas test you will be deemed resident in the UK for a tax year and all income arising worldwide would be chrageable to UK income tax.
More information on new rules can be found here
If you need more information please let me know before you rate my service.
I hope this is helpful and answers your question. If you are happy and there are no more issues I will appreciate if you would kindly rate the service I provided to ensure I get paid for it.
I am available for any follow up questions you may have, and you can use the reply button to post your follow up questions to the page.
Thank you but it still seems somewhat ambiguous.
You have to be out of the UK for a tax year but can return for up to 183 days? Is that correct?
If so could those remaining 182 days not start or not be counted until september in the current tax year -through to April?
And/or would there be any gain in applying for split year treatment?
Not quite ... You can also be resident in the UK if you are present here for fewer than
183 days in a tax year. This will depend on how often and how long you are here, the purpose and pattern of your presence and your connections to the UK.
If you are leaving the UK to work abroad full-time you will only become non resident from the day after the day of your departure, as long as
you are leaving to work abroad under a contract of employment for at least a whole tax year
• you have actually physically left the UK to begin your employment abroad and not, for example, to have a holiday until you begin your employment
• you will be absent from the UK for at least a whole tax year
• your visits to the UK after you have left to begin your overseas employment will
– total less than 183 days in any tax year, and
– average less than 91 days a tax year. This average is taken over the period of absence up to a maximum of four years.
Examples of this are covered under Sec 8.5 on pages 47-48.
With the changes introduced for Statutory Residency Test look at Third automatic overseas Test 1.5 on page 8 of RDR3. This is relevant to your scenario. It states
1.5 You work full-time overseas over the tax year, without any significant breaks during the tax year from overseas work, and:
you spend fewer than 91 days in the UK in the tax year,
the number of days in the tax year on which you work for more than three hours in the UK is less than 31.
Based on this you will not meet the automatic overseas test.
If you are leaving for shorter period- say less than two full tax years, then the average number of days in the UK over rolling four years are considered.
Your visits to the UK after you have left to begin your overseas employment will
You would gain if you were leaving the UK for more than a full tax year . i.e out of the UK for the whole of tax year 2014-15 (6 Apr 2014 to 5 Apr 2015).
I hope this is helpful and answers your question. If you are happy and there are no more issues I will appreciate if you would kindly rate the service I provided to ensure I get paid for it.

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It seems that the more Hillary Clinton wins, the further she gets from the nomination. That was especially true Tuesday when she scored a big win in South Dakota only to see her rival clinch the nomination. Clinton spoke of party unity Tuesday night, but stopped short of offering a concession.
The Politico:
In a speech at New York's Baruch College, Clinton praised Obama and signaled her cooperation in the fall. Obama "has inspired so many Americans to care about politics and empowered so many more to get involved," Clinton said. "And our party and our democracy is stronger and more vibrant as a result."
"I am committed to uniting our party so we move forward stronger and more ready than ever to take back the White House in November," she said
Clinton was careful not to formally end her campaign, however, leaving her the option to speak out on issues and exert influence on Obama on specific issues or to position herself as his potential vice presidential nominee—a possibility she did not rule out during a call Tuesday with the New York congressional delegation.
"I will be making no decisions tonight," Clinton said, saying she would confer with party leaders and supporters to "to determine how to move forward with the best interests of our party and our country guiding my way."
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Maria Finkelmeier // Percussion
Named a "one-woman dynamo" by The Boston Globe, Maria Finkelmeier is a percussion performer, educator, and active arts entrepreneur. She is the founder and director of Kadence Arts, an organization that incubates artistic projects, curates performances, and engages local communities through music making. Prior to rooting in New England, Maria spent three years as an artist in residence in Northern Sweden at the Piteå Institution for Music and Media.
Maria enjoys playing in various ensembles, bringing energy to any genre. In 2010, she co-founded Ensemble Evolution, a vibrant international percussion trio engaged in the composition and commission of new works, education, and creative use of technology. With the ensemble, she has given performances and masterclasses throughout Scandinavia, Australia, and the US. In 2013, Ensemble Evolution was featured at the Percussive Arts Society International Convention, presenting their self-released album "Sounds from the Treetops." Stemming from the treetops project, Maria co-foundedQuartet Kalos, a Swedish-American group (clarinet, cello, clarinet, percussion) dedicated to self-composing and arranging new works and folk tunes for the unique ensemble.
As a nuanced interpreter of new music and sought after multidisciplinary collaborator, Maria has been featured at the Lithuanian Academy for Music and Theatre's composition institute, The Process, performed with the Eastman Broadband Ensemble in Mexico, and commissioned to create works for Aaron Staebell's soloDRUMsolo project, Illuminus Boston, and the Outside the Box Festival. With colleague Robert Honstein, Maria is helping to cultivate the new music community in Boston by curating the Times Two concert series. As an orchestral percussionist, she has toured throughout Europe and Russia with the Baltic Sea Youth Philharmonic under the baton of Kristjan Järvi. She's also taken her skills to the front of the ensemble as a soloist with the Lakota West Symphonic Winds at the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic in 2011.
Maria feels driven to share the percussive arts with eager individuals regardless of level or background. She was awarded a grant from the Golisano Foundation in Rochester, New York to create the class 'Drummin' at Dazzle' for developmentally disabled and inner-city kids in 2009. The following year she was invited to be a guest artist at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China where she taught drum-set lessons and conducted the orchestra. Currently, she accompanies Adaptive Dance classes at Boston Ballet and is working on opening her own arts space, Kādence Arts Space.
Born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, Maria received a Bachelor of Music from The Ohio State University and a Master of Music from Eastman School of Music, where she was granted a Performer's Certificate in recognition of her artistic achievements. Additionally, Maria's commitment to arts entrepreneurship was nurtured during her studies, where she participated in the Catherine Filene Shouse Arts Leadership Program. Maria has studied under and drawn inspiration from her teachers, Susan K. Powell, Joseph Krygier, John Beck, Michael Burritt and Anders Åstrand. She is a proud endorser of Grover Pro Percussion, Vic Firth, and Remo.


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Thursday, May 10, 2012
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18 comments:
I am relieved to see you okayed frozen peas, cause that's how I do it and I thought it might be the lazy-woman-who-doesnt-truly-love-food-or-belong-in-berkeley way. So I do peas, red onion, garlic, olive oil, lemon, s+p. Spread it on toasted bread. Yum.ReplyDeleteReplies
frozen peas are genius.Delete
Really enjoyed this piece. Dash sounds like a a love-filled tornado on two little legs. Am crazy about green garlic confit and haven't made it in a while. Love the suggestion to leave pestos out and just cover w/ oil. I can see how the flavors would have a chance to really blossom.ReplyDelete
oh, the mornings. they come quick, don't they? i have a warm little leach too, who whispers and wiggles a bit too early for my taste. about the pesto - we cannot have citrus in our househould (try not to pity us), for this recipe could you just up the vinegar a bit? sounds delicious, and the pea shoots are everywhere this time of year...ReplyDeleteReplies
ah. you have a warm leach too. nice.Delete
citrus isn't necessary at all. you could up the vinegar. but you don't have to. taste it and see what you think. let some other flavor come through. acid is my thing. it's what i crave. my mouth waters when i think about it. but something else might work for you.
pea shoot pesto is so good.
- AnonymousMay 11, 2012 at 8:20 AM
Too bad about the citrus, but lots of things can be used to add acidity. Tamarind, rhubarb (especially nice this time of year), pomegranate, cranberry come most immediately to mind, but you could even take things in a funkier direction by making saurkraut, say, and using the resulting liquid to add an acid taste. Won't taste like lemons but hey, could be even better!ReplyDelete
- erin @ yummy supperMay 11, 2012 at 10:02 AM
I wanna hang out with your adorable leach!ReplyDelete
When we are in the pool with Lilah, we call her the limpet. Love that full-body contact. It's so sweet!
And pea pesto... yes please. You are the pesto master.
- AnonymousMay 20, 2012 at 5:27 PM
I just made this but used spinach and peas and it's terrific! Also made the egg, asparagus salad and served it with lamb--SO good. I tried the caramel sauce but mine came out a bit bitter--is that what you mean by the balance between burned and creamy? mine was closer to burned?ReplyDelete
thanks so much. ZahevaReplies
zaheva. wow. love hearing about what you've made. that egg asparagus salad is one of my favorites ever.Delete
for the caramel, it's more a matter of personal preference. i love it bitter and intense. but often when i make it people thinks it's too much. so play with taking it off the heat quite a bit earlier. maybe when it's the color of light honey. let me know! email me if you need help. firstname.lastname@example.com
or you can post questions on dash and bella Facebook page.Delete
When I discovered your blog a couple of weeks ago, I read most of it in one sitting. Then I fantasized for a while about the time when I will have kids and they will help me in the kitchen...it was one of those brightly coloured imaginary films where the grass is always green and there are cute little ginger bread houses everywhere with kitty cats in the windows - totally unrealistic. Then I had a panic attack because it was 4AM and I thought I should get all the sleep I can get in the years before I have kids.ReplyDelete
Anyway, I love your blog, your writing is amazing, your pictures and recipes too, but your writing...wow!Replies
anda. you caught me in a very vulnerable and lost moment and you made me cry! thank you. i'm going to sit down tomorrow and write some more. your words mean so much.Delete
Enjoyed the article. Your write beautifully. Touches you!ReplyDelete
I adore you, Dash, your writing, your pea pesto. I don't adore sour breath or the Beastie Boys, but after reading this, I'm pretty sure I could learn to love those things, too.ReplyDeleteReplies
i adore YOU, cheryl. we should listen to some beastie boys together. and cook!Delete
ياتي دائما مجال الخدمات في بعض الاحيان في الاولويات التي يحتاجها الفرد فمثلا في مجال التنظيف عندما يحتاج العميل الي تنظيف المنزل في الخرج يبحث عن شركة تقدم له تلك الخدمه مع توافر شروط الجوده المطلوبه وهذا ما نوفره لعملائنا الكرام وايضا عندما يتعلق الامر بمكافحة الحشرات فنحن نوفر افضل الفنيين واحدث السيارات لعملية مكافحة الحشرات والقضاء عليها بالخرج كما وفرنا قسم خاص بنقل الاثاث بمكة بما يساعد عملائنا الكرام علي نقل الاثاث دون عناءReplyDelete
مكافحة حشرات بالخرج
شركة تنظيف
نقل اثاث بمكة
وتلك بعض خدماتنا التي نوفرها في عدة مدن باسعار لا تقبل التنافس وباحدث المعدات
نحن نسعى الى تقديم العديد من الخدمات والعروض المميزة لجميع عملاءنا .. تابعنا باستمرار وتعرف على احدث الخدمات والعروضReplyDelete
شركة تنظيف بالجبيل
شركة تنظيف منازل بالجبيل
شركة تنظيف بالاحساء
شركة تنظيف منازل بالاحساء
شركة المثالية للتنظيف
شركة المثالية لتنظيف المنازل
شركة تنظيف منازل بالدمام
شركة تنظيف منازل بالخبر


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From: David Faux <>
Subject: RE: [DNA] Science Fair Time
Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2003 12:14:49 -0800 (PST)
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Okay, so that's not exactly what WSJ columnist Joe White said, but he did suggest some ways affluent older folks are affecting how trucks are designed and what it costs you to buy one.
According to White, about 1/3 of pickup owners use them once a day for errands—as opposed to hauling around tools and construction material. And many of these people are affluent folks who do not want to drive loud uncomfortable vehicles—hence the trend towards more plush interiors.
Improvements include better gasketing on doors to reduce wind noise (all manufacturers) and steps and hand-holds for climbing into the bed (Ford and Chevy). These and myriad other improvements have led to rising prices. In an earlier report on sales White says 1/3 of all pickups go for more than $40,000.
Interestingly, manufacturers seem to recognize that traditional users can only be pushed so far. So while truck interiors have been getting more luxurious, they retain old style knobs and dials – as opposed to the touch screens and other conveniences found in high-end cars.


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ATHLETICS: London called and Gavin did not disappoint This summer saw a spectacular Olympic Games in London and there was to be a Fermanagh man among the competing athletes after triathlete Gavin Noble secured qualification for the event.
Noble had clinched a couple of second place finishes in the ITU Amakusa triathlon in Japan and the ITU Weihai triathlon in China but a knee injury was to see the Ireland international sidelined for the majority of the season.
He did though secure qualification for the London Games and was determined not to allow his injury to spoil his participation in the event.
Indeed, Noble was to produce a superb performance on the day. A great swim section saw the Enniskillen man exit the water in 15th spot among the 55 competitors.
And he had an excellent bike ride which saw Gavin hit the front of the race for a period in front of tens of thousands of people who had come out to watch the event.
When the 43 kilometre bike ride came to an end, Gvain was positioned in 11th place and although he fell back slightly in a gruelling run section, the Fermanagh man came home in a brilliant 23rd place finish.
Noble's achievement - he was the first Irish athlete to compete in the triathlon at the Olympic Games - was recognised in the latter stages of the year when he was named Vodafone Athlete of the Year, voted for by members of Triathlon Ireland.
2012 was a relatively quiet year on the local athletics scene, the national success at schools and age group level of the 2007-1010 period having receded, although a few of the young stars of that period have begun to make their mark at senior level during the year just gone, foremost amongst them being Mark Hoy who won the Ulster novice cross-country and made impressive improvements on the track over 800m, 1500m and event at the longer 3km indoors at the Irish senior championships, and a national U23 medal must be a real possibliity in 2013. Ciaran Dolan also got back into shape in the summer of 2012 and finally broke the seven metre barrier, ending the year as Ireland's number two ranked senior jumper at just 19, and he will be aiming for 7.30m plus in the season ahead.
Other local athletes to excel in 2012 included James Speight and newcomer, the fast improving Conan McCaughey, who pushed Hoy all the way in the Enniskillen Spooktacular 5km, and on the ladies side Helen Stockdale, Denise Toner and Patrica O'Hagan all three of whom impressed on the roads and over the country. Interestingly all of the above athletes with the exception of McCaughey ran in the colours of clubs outside Fermanagh and while in the case of the ladies most of them reside outside Fermanagh or are running for their nearest geographical club. It would be interesting to see how Enniskillen Running Club's men's team in particular would do, with the addition of those who currently run outside Fermanagh, having finished a very impressive second to a Fermanagh powered Finn Valley at that Ulster novice championship, a first Fermanagh adult club provincial medal for many a long year.
Edel Monaghan also marked herself as one to watch in 2013 following a great 2012.
One remarkable feature of 2012 was the continued re-emergence of the local road running scene with nearly every village and town now having a 10k or 5k or 5miler just like the 1980's again. Whether these races will soon see five or six local athletes running sub 33min for 10kms and sub 16mins for five miles, as was the case a quarter of a century ago, remains to be seen, but here hoping that quantity may soon be matched by quality, after all there are a host of young men who excelled on the schools cross-country scene a few years ago who could, if they returned to the sport, soon run those sort of times regularly.
Among the juniors there was tenth Ulster schools cross-country title in six years for St Michael's College but no second Irish title, while the likes of Domnhall Lynam and Edel Monaghan over the country and Conal Mahon and Jordan Hylton on the track showed promise for the future.
TENNIS: Sarah Cousins ranks number one in Ulster It was a great year on the courts of Fermanagh and further afield for young Enniskillen tennis player Sarah Cousins. Over the course of the season Sarah was to lift four singles titles and she finished up the season as the number one rated Ulster girl in the U14 age group.
Among Sarah's successes in 2012 was the prestigious Dunedin Championships which were played in Lurgan while she went on to claim the Fermanagh Junior Open U14 title as well as the West of Ulster u14 title while she was runner up in the U18 event at the West of Ulster.
And victory in all her games at the Ulster Provincial Matchplay was to cement Sarah's spot as the top U14 Girl in Ulster.
Another young Enniskillen player to make their mark was Jared Monaghan. Jared, along with Sarah, was to represent Ulster at the Inter Provincials while he won three singles titles during the season including the Junior Championships in Castlebar and the West of Ulster Championships. Irvinestown's Kyran Maguire was another who impressed during 2012 with some super performances as he rose to third in Ulster.
There were to be victories for Kyran in the West of Ireland Championships, where he also took the doubles crown with fellow Irvinestown player Conan Whitely, as well as the Tyrone Championships.
Among the other juniors to enjoy a good 2012 were Eimear Smyth and Ronan McKeever, both of whom won their respective titles at the Fermanagh Junior Open.
Indeed, for both Enniskillen and Irvinestown clubs it was a good year. Irvinestown's John Maguire continues to shine, winning the Over 45 singles title at the Grasscourt Championships in Ballycastle while he also won two doubles titles at the Ulster Vets Championships. Maguire also partnered Enniskillen's Matthew McGann to doubles success at the Fermanagh Veterans Championships while he was to represent Ulster for a fifth year in a row at the Inter Provincial Championships which were played in Galway.
McGann too tasted further success in 2012 with the Fermanagh Veterans Championships seeing him land a treble of titles as he not only partnered Maguire to victory in the mens doubles but also won the singles and then the mixed doubles with Sanja Hateboer.
The Enniskillen man also made the West of Ulster Mens A final but he was pipped by Gareth McGreevy.
There was also a return to the court for Andrea Irvine during 2012 and she was a treble winner at the Fermanagh Veterans Championships in the 'C' grade.
With both club's holding their successful open championships at both Junior and senior level as well as Irvinestown hosting the Fermanagh Veterans Championships it has been yet another fine 12 months for tennis on Fermanagh.
RUGBY: The greatest year in Clogher's history 2012 was the greatest year in Clogher Valley's history. The team claimed the Qualifying one league title, going through the league campaign unbeaten. They also added another Towns' Cup to their trophy cabinet, as they established themselves as the best Junior team in Ulster rugby.
The race for the league title was a two horse race with Cooke pushing Clogher Valley all the way, but their 17 wins and one draw from their 18 fixtures saw them finish three points clear. They sealed their historic triumph with a thumping 59-5 victory over Limavady, running in nine tries in the process.
In the Towns' Cup they beat local rivals Omagh 17-13 in the semi-final to set a Ravenhill date with Ballymena IIs, who had defeated Enniskillen in the second semi. In a hard fought final, Clogher Valley's defence proved too strong for Ballymena. Despite the County Antrim side edging both possession and territory they could not break through the Valley rearguard and two penalties from Aaron Best and a try from David Dunlop sealed an 11-0 victory and ensured they retained the trophy.
The league win meant they were Ulster's representatives in the All Ireland League Qualifiers. After a heavy defeat to Skerries in their opening fixture they defeated Monivea by a point to keep their hopes of promotion alive, but defeat by Richmond in the final round robin match ended their challenge.
Already this season Clogher Valley are on the brink of adding more silverware. Having defeated Enniskillen in the semi-final of the Junior Cup they will face Ballynahinch IIs in the final on December 28 as they bid to win the competition for the first time.
They are also in the semi-final of the All-Ireland Junior Cup and another historic year potentially beckons.
Enniskillen RFC regrouped after a disappointing end to the 2011/2012 season where they failed to gain promotion, and have started the new season brightly.
During the summer they appointed new coach Alisdair McKee, and recruited Donagh O'Callaghan from Donegal RFC and the welcomed the return of talented New Zealander Robbie Murray.
Despite injuries to David Taylor, Ryan Cathcart and Chris McVitty they made a 10 game unbeaten start to the season until Clogher Valley knocked them out in the semi final of the Junior Cup, which was followed by their first league defeat.
Enniskillen 2nd's are currently sitting mid table and are continuing to help develop the young talent coming through the ranks of Enniskillen while Enniskillen 3rd xv are having a great season and are currently sitting second in the league behind local rivals Ballyshannon.
In the Schools Cup Portora made a disappointing first round exit to Dalriada. They looked to have safely negotiated the first round home tie, but lost the lead in the final seconds of the match and went out 18-16 after the replay.
They went on to defeat Antrim Grammar on their way to the semi-final of the Schools Plate, but lost 15-3 to Omagh Academy.
Chris Farrell made an impact on the world stage in 2012 when he helped Ireland to fifth place at the World Under 20 Championships in South Africa.
The centre helped his side upset the odds against the tournament hosts in their opening group game and he scored a try in their victory over Italy, but defeat to England ended their chances of reaching the semi-finals. In the 5th to 8th place play-offs they gained revenge over England before beating France to secure fifth.
RALLYING: Championships wins for Clarke and Jennings Garry Jennings and Marshall Clarke both had championship winning seasons and Matthew Cathcart began to make a name for himself in the British Championship in 2012, but for Alastair Fisher the season was one best forgotten, as misfortune and mechanical failures ended his dreams of a world title. Jennings was one of Ireland's outstanding drivers throughout the season. He started his campaign targeting the Irish Forestry Championship and after victory on the opening round in Donegal he dominated the series, winning the Moonlight Rally in Waterford, the Fivemiletown Spring Rally and Michelstown Forestry Rally. On the tarmac he was almost as successful, and came within a whisker of taking the prestigious Irish Tarmac Championship title. He started the series bidding for Group N honours and after class success in Galway, Killarney and the Circuit of Ireland he saw the chance to go for the outright title. He switched to a WRC Subaru for the Donegal International and became the first Fermanagh driver for 13 years to win a round of the Tarmac Championship. He was once again behind the wheel of a WRC Subaru for the Ulster Rally, but after losing out to rival Darren Gass he chose not to compete on the final round of the series, conserving his budget for a sustained attack on the title in 2013. He still had time to complete a hatrick of Donegal wins in the season however, winning the Donegal Harvest Rally for the third time in succession.
Marshall Clarke celebrated one of the biggest achievements of his rallying career when he won the British Rally Championship alongside Keith Cronin. The Enniskillen co-driver joined the Cork based driver from the second round of the championship and claimed points for a second placed finish on the Bulldog Rally before going one better on the following event, winning the Pirelli Rally. The pair followed that up with another success on the Jim Clarke Rally, and wrapped up the British title with a points scoring finish on the final round.
Matthew Cathcart went to the British Rally Championship in his Fiesta with the aim of gathering valuable experience, but finished fifth overall and second in the Fiesta Sporting Trophy after a very promising debut season. He was also selected for the Pirelli Star Driver award after taking eighth overall on the Jim Clark Rally, his first ever tarmac event.
In contrast Alastair Fisher went into the season with realistic hopes of winning the WRC Academy title after finishing third the previous year. His title bid got off to the perfect start with victory amid tricky conditions in Portugal, and although he rolled his car on the second round in Greece he recovered to finish second and retain his championship advantage. Round three in Finland marked a change in fortune for the Trillick driver, as he struggled to finish a rally without hitting problems and his championship challenge was soon at an end.
Closer to home Enniskillen Motor Club ran a thrilling BJT Commercials Lakeland Stages Rally, with Garry Jennings sliding off the road on the final stage to hand victory to Johnny Greer. In a tough rally that claimed many scalps Alastair Fisher, Shane McGirr and Jon Armstrong all failed to finish.
The club's McAleer Spar May Day Stages Rally attracted over 100 entries for a blast around St Angelo airfield, with victory going to Marc Donnelly ahead of Matthew Cathcart, with Shane McGirr claiming the two wheel drive honours.
The Campbell Contracts Tempo Time Trial was won by newcomer Kevin Eves, while Jim McKenna emerged victorious when the club held another event at the airfield in the Autumn.
MOTORCYCLING: A year to remember for Lee Lee Johnston had a 2012 to remember. The former Maguiresbridge resident, who is now based in England, bagged numerous short circuit victories, claimed a podium finish at the North West 200 and recorded a lap in excess of 120 miles per hour on his first visit to the Manx TT.
Lee hailed his second place finish in the Superstock race on the Thursday evening of North West weekend as one of the best finishes of his career. Having qualified in eighth position he knew he had work to do to reach the head of the pack, but he was confident the damp and tricky conditions would play into his hands and was quickly up to fifth. An overshoot at a chicane relegated him a couple of positions but he overhauled William Dunlop, Donald, McGuinness and Farquar to finish in second spot behind race winner Seeley.
Although problems with his Ducati prevented him adding to his podium finish that weekend, he returned to action at the Manx TT. Despite never even having been to the TT week as either a competitor or spectator he managed to post an average lap speed in excess of 120 miles per hour around the treacherous and iconic mountain circuit.
The Fermanagh rider, now based in Hull, hasn't looked back this season since he teamed up with Millsport Racing. At the Ulster Grand Prix he recorded two wins before a thrilling third place in the Supersport class behind William Dunlop and Bruce Anstey. He also managed two wins and a third at the Adelaide Masters Championship round at Mondello. He also came within a tyre tread of winning the Donnington Park round of the National Superstock 1000 Championship, but after leading for virtually the entire race he was piped on the line by 0.001 seconds.
Lee has already signed with the team for another season in 2013, when he will ride a 600cc Honda Supersport machine in addition to the Ducati Panigale 1199. He is set to compete in international road races as well as the Metzeler National Superstock 1000 Championship.
For Josh Elliott the 2012 season was aimed at gaining experience as he took to the grid for the National Superstock 1000 Championship. The Ballinamallard rider had a frustrating start to the season but grabbed his first points with a 12th place finish at Donnington Park, just days after his 18th birthday. Snetterton provided him with his best championship finish of the season. After qualifying in seventh spot a poor start saw him slide to 24th, but he recovered to finish eighth. His season ended in painful fashion with a heavy fall at Silverstone during qualifying, but he was able to walk away and is set to approach the new season in a positive frame of mind.
FOOTBALL: Premier League football comes to Fermanagh There can be only one place to start when looking back over the last 12 months and that is at Ballinamallard United as the Ferney Park outfit became the first Fermanagh side to ply their trade at the highest level of football in Northern Ireland.
Indeed, it has been a remarkable 2012 for the Mallards who started the year as the leaders of the IFA Championship and with the team doing well the club decided to put everything in place off thepitch to allow them to make the step up to the Premiership if they succeeded on the pitch.
Everything was to fall into place as Ballinamallard were crowned Championship winners and with a Championship Licence granted by the IFA, meaning that Premiership football was on its way to Ferney Park.
Winning the Championship must be considered a huge achievement on its own, but the promotion to the Premiership, and the subsequent performances since the start of the season, has overshadowed that.
The Mallards began life in the top flight by fighting back from 2-0 down to snatch a draw with Dungannon Swifts at Ferney Park. And they have not looked back since.
The likes of Chris Curran, Mark Stafford and Stuart Hutchinson have shown that they are more than comfortable at this level with all three having produced eye catching displays as Whitey Anderson's side climbed to the top of the table at one stage. Glenavon, Portadown, Cliftonville and Linfield were all victims of the Mallards as they quickly took to life in the top division.
Whitey Anderson had made it clear at the start of the season that he wanted his side to finish as high up the table as possible but if they were to finish third from bottom and secure their Premiership status for next season then that would be a great success. As it stands, the Mallards already have surpassed the points tally of last season's bottom club and the aim will be to push on as high as they can on their debut season in the league.
The knock on effect that Ballinamallard's promotion to the Premiership had was that their Reserves had to pull out of the Fermanagh and Western to play in the IFA Reserve League, and they, as well as the U18s, who play in the IFA Youth League are both sitting towards the top of their tables as the club goes from strength to strength.
Back in the Fermanagh and Western, James McGrath's Lisbellaw United withstood a strong Enniskillen Town challenge to secure a third Mercer League title in a row. The duo battled it out throughout the season with Town actually winning the two head to heads between the sides. However, a poor start to the season was to go against Rory Judge's outfit as Lisbellaw relentlessly went about retaining their title. And the 4-1 victory over Ballinamallard Reserves at Fisher Park sealed the deal for McGrath's team with Paul Baron (2), Paul McGrath and Ricky Carroll bagging the goals. And the same pair look set to be the main protagonists this season too with Town currently sitting three points clear but Lisbellaw having a game in hand. The season though was to end on a successful note for Judge's side as they claimed the Impartial Reporter sponsored Mulhern Cup with a 3-0 win over Tummery Athletic. The ever-green Gary Beckett netted twice and Ryan Hanna also got on the scoresheet as Town rounded off the season with silverware to show for their efforts.
Lisbellaw Reserves were the winners of the Reihill Cup following a 2-0 win in the final against Killen Reserves while Strathroy Harps were to win the Blue Riband competition for junior football in the country, the Coca-Cola Junior Cup.
Further afield, there was a return to form for goalkeeper Roy Carroll who has reignited his career with a move to Greece where he has been playing Champions League football with Olympiakos. And this has led to a return to international duty with Northern Ireland, Carroll having re-established himself as number one.
Joining him in the Northern Ireland squad recently has been fellow Fermanagh man Michael McGovern who has earned a call up to Michael O'Neill squad on the back of his performances for Scottish outfit Falkirk.
Andy Little has been among the goals for Rangers since the start of the season after he recovered from injury while Kyle Lafferty sealed a move to Swiss outfit Sion FC after leaving Rangers.
GAA: Good success on the field but Brian �g's death hit hard There was to be success on the field during 2012 for a number of Fermanagh teams with St. Michael's clinching the MacRory Cup, Lisbellaw winning the Ulster Club Hurling Intermediate Championship title and Fermanagh hurlers taking the NFL Division 3B crown but the death of county senior footballer and Lisnaskea Emmetts midfielder Brian �g Maguire cast a dark shadow over Fermanagh GAA in autumn.
The year had started with Fermanagh, under the management of Tyrone great Peter Canavan, reaching the semi-final of the McKenna Cup before embarking on a league programme that would secure the main goal for the season, that of promotion out of Division Four.
However, there was to be no silverware as Canavan's side fell to Wicklow in the league final at Croke Park while the championship campaign was to end with defeat to Down in Ulster and then to Cavan in the All Ireland Qualifiers.
The Seamie Quigley saga overshadowed the build up to the encounter with Down, the Roslea man rumoured to have left the panel after a high scoring league campaign while there were further rumours of disciplinary problems. Quigley did make an appearance of the bench against Down but the early sending off of Daryl Keenan in the Brewster Park clash left Fermanagh facing a mountain to climb and although they battled hard, it was the Mournemen who progressed.
However, the derby clash with Cavan would have to be considered one that got away. By this stage Quigley had walked away but Fermanagh looked to be cruising to victory as they built up a strong advantage in the early stages of the second half. A three goal blitz from the Breffnimen though led to a collapse as Cavan progressed through to the next round.
Overall, Canavan will feel that there was progress made with promotion and the squad are already working hard with a number of new faces freshening up the squad as they get ready for a tough Division Three campaign.
The senior hurlers also achieved their first target as they came out on top in Division 3B, something that manager Seamus McCusker felt was crucial if they are to improve.
And then they went on to make it through to the Lory Meagher final at Croke Park but there was to be heart-break for the Erne hurlers as after a wonderful contest they narrowly lost out to Tyrone in extra time.
Lisbellaw hurlers though were to reach new heights as the year drew to a close. Having won the Fermanagh title with victory over Lisnaskea, the St. Patrick's side showed a steady improvement as they progressed through Ulster to set up a final meeting with Antrim champions Cloughmills in Pairc Esler Newry.
And a superb performance, full of quality and character, saw Lisbellaw claim the Ulster crown, only four years after winning the Ulster Junior title. Their season was to end with defeat to St. Gabriel's London in the All Ireland quarter-final but the year would be considered a huge success for Lisbellaw.
Earlier in the year St. Michael's were also on the road to glory. Dom Corrigan's side had lost the McCormack Cup final to Omagh CBS but they learnt their lessons from that defeat, dusted themselves down and avenged that loss by beating a highly rated Omagh side in the quarter-finals of the MacRory Cup.
This was followed up with victory over St. Patrick's Armagh in the semi-final and then a superb second half performance saw the Enniskillen school secure the coveted MacRory Cup for the first time in a decade.
Again, St. Michael's were forced to dig deep in the All Ireland semi-final against Kerry outfit PS Chorca Dhuibhne, which came only five days after the MacRory Cup success but again, with Eddie Courtney showing great composure from free kicks, St. Michael's booked their place in the final.
However, the Croke Park decider was to end in disappointment with defeat to St. Mary's Edenderry although this cannot mask a wonderful year for the school.
On the club scene it was a brilliant year for John McElroy and his Tempo side. The Maguires made a slow start to the season but by the time championship had arrived they were hitting top form. Tempo eased their way into the final where they would meet a Lisnaskea side who had overcome some tough tests to book their place in the final.
However, the final was played under a cloud following the death of Brian �g Maguire.
The death in an industrial accident of the Lisnaskea and Fermanagh midfielder put football into perspective as the GAA community in Lisnaskea and throughout the county pulled together during a difficult time with Maguire missed sorely, not just on the pitch but to the community as a whole.
The game went ahead and it was Tempo who came out on top on an emotional night while the Maguires followed it up by completing a league and championship double although they were well beaten by St. Gall's in the Ulster Club.
Teemore Shamrocks claimed the Intermediate title but they too fell at the first hurdle in Ulster.
In Ladies football, Fermanagh maintained their Division Two status following a tough league campaign but they lost to Armagh in Ulster and then to Waterford in the All Ireland Intermediate Championship semi-final. And the Ladies are on the look out for a new manager after Darren Boyle stepped down from the post.
However, Newtownbutler were to win an Ulster title as they defeated Monaghan side Magheracloone in the decider although they lost in the All Ireland semi-final to Cahir.
ROWING: Rowers compete on international stage Yet again Fermanagh rowers competed at a high standard on the world stage with Holly Nixon and Leonora Kennedy among those who performed well on waters throughout the world.
Holly teamed up with Laura D'Urso, from City of Derry Boat Club, for her first U23 International regatta to compete at the Brandenburg International Regatta in Germany in May and the Enniskillen oarswoman returned home with a gold and bronze medal from the meeting, and more importantly, a place on the Ireland U23 team for the World Championships in Lithuania.
In July the same pair travelled to Lithuania for the World U23 Championships and there was to be an excellent performance by the Irish team as they won the 'B' final, finishing seventh overall.
And in October Holly, on her debut in the United States, where she is a student at the University of Virginia, was to enjoy success at the Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston, the largest regatta in the world. Her University of Virginia were the top collegiate crew in the Women's Championships 8s, finishing third overall behind a US National team and a Cambridge Boat Club crew (USA) with those teams comprising of eight Olympians from eight different countries.
Leonora Kennedy was another to perform well in 2012. The former Portora rower claimed a podium finish at the Henley Women's Regatta on the Thames River in a Sport Imperial/Leander composite crew, the crew receiving their prize from five time Olympic gold medallist Sir Steve Redgrave.
It was then on to Lake Verese in Northern Italy for the European Rowing Championships and a superb display by Leonora and her GB Women's 8 team-mates saw them earn a wonderful bronze medal.
And there was to be further medals for the Enniskillen woman in October with two golds coming at the Diamond Jubilee Rowing Championships at the London Olympic venue, Eton Dorney. As part of a composite Imperial College/ Oxford Brookes / Reading University crew she won the Women's coxed 8s title, the crew storming to victory by eight seconds. And Leonora was also part of the winning open Women's coxless 4s team.
Also taking part at Eton Dorney was Rebecca Humphreys who managed to reach two finals while she also claimed golds at the Reading Regatta with London Rowing Club in the Elite Quadruple Scull and gold at the Metropolitan Regatta although illness and a busy scheduled hampered her at the British Rowing Championships where she finished in the Womens Lightweight Singles Sculls. Humphreys also had the honour of escorting the Olympic flame down the Thames for the 2012 Games.
At Junior level, Portora Boat Club continue to produce winning teams and quality performers.
At the Erne Head of the Rover both the Men's J18 quad and the Women's J18 crew won their respective sections amid a plethora of top class performances. And the success did not end there as the Mens Junior 18 four crew went on to take the Irish title in July at the Irish Championships in Cork which was the first boys' championship for the club since 1995. This was a massive win for the crew of Lloyd Seaman, Henry Millar, Joe Nelson, Gary Thornton and cox Natasja Doonan.
And Seaman and Millar followed it up by taking the gold medal in the Junior 18 pair in Cork before the duo went on to represent Ireland at the Coupe de la Jeunesse, coming home in fourth in the Junior Mens 4s. Katie Cromie also represented Ireland at the Junior World Championships in Bulgaria while at the Home Internationals, Gary Thornton was part of the victorious Ireland Men's Junior 4s who beat England, Scotland and Wales.


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University police have issued a description of the man they believe raped a woman in a campus dormitory last weekend.
The suspect is described as a 25- to 35-year-old black man about 5 feet 10 inches tall. He has a thin, muscular build, short hair and a clean-shaven face.
Detectives from the MUPD are working with the Columbia Police Department and the Boone County Sheriff's Office, and have also sent information about the case to the FBI. Physical evidence has been sent to the Missouri Highway Patrol laboratory.
The reported rape occurred between 5 and 5:30 a.m. Saturday, when an attacker entered an unlocked dormitory room in the Rollins Group.
Sgt. Brian Weimer of the MUPD said officers have attended floor meetings in the residence halls to answer questions about the matter and have also distributed surveys to residents in the Rollins Group to see if anyone noticed anything unusual.
Weimer said police are unsure whether the assailant was a student.
"We really don't have anything to support either one," he said. "Some people have asked me, if" the suspect "is 25 to 35, doesn't that rule him out" as a student? "No, we have students of that age also."
Frankie Minor, director of residential life at MU, said his office has had meetings with dorm residents and offered counseling. Minor repeated advice regularly given to students living in residence halls.
"We've always encouraged students that when they're going to bed or leaving their room or if it's late at night, to go ahead and lock your doors," Minor said.
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My weekly foray into the world of conservative radio and television has just been completed and I'm convinced. Armageddon is upon us. If we allow another week to go by without making sure that I am the owner of at least 20 bushmasters and 100,000 rounds of ammunition or if I sit idly by and watch the president of the United States personally destroy the nation through the use of executive orders, the world will certainly end. They've convinced me. The democrats are unleashing the zombie apocalypse upon us. Only a bullet to the head, in the manner of the "Walking Dead" will take our country back.
I figured it out. It isn't really the democrats that the republicans are going after. They have inside knowledge that the zombies are coming and they are attacking the democrats so as to not panic the people. Hell, overthrowing the government is less serious than the zombie armageddon.
Whether it is Bill O'Reilly finally shedding his false facade of "independence" or Sean Hannity or Alex Jones going full scale ballistic on television; whether it's Rush Limbaugh spouting his usual incitement speech, or Michael Savage spewing his hate speech, or Mark Levin going on one of his neverending rants about this socialist president, the right wing media has convinced me that the world is ending.
I am, in fact, running out and not only putting on a tinfoil hat, but I'm going to buy enough tinfoil to build an entire suit. Then I'm going to put emergency applications in to live either in Glenn Beck's Disneytopia or the still not started Citadel in northern Idaho, with the question of what they can do to save us from this coming armageddon. After all, there must be retreats that can survive the apocalypse. You know, like those islands that are zombie free after the zombies take over the world.
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Wallis & Ed
1 Bourke Street, Melbourne
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Okay so we went here on one of those deals. My thoughts are deals provide a restaurant with the opportunity to invite folk to visit, promote the restaurant experience and then return. Unfortunately this place is sadly lacking in warmth and I don't mean temperature wise. The food was very average, the atmosphere flat, not the company! Not impressed they also tacked an extra $10 on our bottle of wine. A computerised system one wonders how and why this could occur! All things considered I could not be enticed into a return visit.
17 Hour Sous Vide Pork Belly with Shallot, Ginger Jam & Baby Roquette (?)
Somehow they managed to produce an incredibly dry offering
Pan Roasted Cone Bay Barramundi with capsicum coulis, fennel and ruby grapefruit
The colour combinations are enough to put you off this tiny offering.
Drunken Chicken (supposedly cooked in sake) served with honey roasted pumpkin
Visually a most uninspiring dish however a delicate flavour, tender and juicy
Warm apple tarte tatin
This was very nice!
Mandarin Crème brûlée served with cumquat ice cream. Okay but not the best I've tasted.
Sides consisted of a salad, shoestring fries and broccolini with parmesan


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Cassidy at 8 weeks
Cassidy at 11 weeks - jumping thru hoop
We are one of the founding breeders of the Goldendoodle breed, the creator and producer of the mini Goldendoodle, and founder of the Goldendoodle Association of North America, Inc. (
). Our experience cannot be duplicated!
Cassidy - F1 Mini out of Mocha by Bam Bam
Cassidy is an F1 mini out of Mocha and by Bam Bam. She is owned by Richard "Army" Maguire and Lisa Belitz of Hermosa Beach, CA. Army is a trainer who has worked with animals of many kinds all over the world. His specialty has been elephants and he has established rides and shows in over 30 zoological gardens, safari parks, and circuses training over 70 wild elephants in Africa, Canada,
Puerto Rico, South America, and Thailand. He has trained baboons, chimps, capuchin monkeys, pigs, goats, dogs, camels, horses, llamas, and large cats for movie productions. Army has a website for those interested in training services -
He feels the 8-12 week stage that is avoided by most training programs is the most critical time for training to begin.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVTRjTdTBvM <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVTRjTdTBvM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIVF3Qxotlc <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dcCrATrSpM&feature=channel_page
Cassidy at 10 weeks
Cassidy at 10 weeks waving
Cassidy at 10 weeks - hind leg stand
Cassidy at 12 weeks - walking on the treadmill
Cassidy at 2 years
Cassidy at 2 years - she literally pushes off with her hind legs and enjoys skateboarding
Cassidy praying
Cassidy at 1 years
I have engaged Cassidy in learning from day one when I brought her home at 8 weeks of age. I have found that she retrieves very well...She also was quickly crate trained and taught to walk on a lead. At 13 weeks of age she was well versed in basic obedience training. She stands, lies down, circles around to the left side, and does all these things on cue. She will also retrieve objects and brng them back and place them directly in my hand. When she plays tug wth a rope, she will release the object just by telling her "release". She does a variety of cute tricks such as waves, speaks, crawls, prays, backs up, rolls over in both directions, jumps over hurdles and through a hoop. She will even grapevine around my feet.
I have no doubt in my mind after seeing Cassidy's willingness to learn that this young puppy will be a fine pet. Anyone looking for an intelligent animal to be a service dog, tracker, detection dog, or working canine partner should consider this new breed of dog. All presently registered breeds of dog started out with selective breeding. Man developed new breeds of dogs because he thought there may be a combination of traits better suited for companionship or work. I believe the Goldendoodle has the best blend of drive, intellect, and socialiblity of any breed I have come across. They are a joy to work with.
Richard "Army" Maguire
Tricks Cassidy Knows
1. sit
2. wait
3. come
4. come front to face trainer
5. come circle to side heel position and sit or wait
6. stand from sit
7. stand hind legs
8. sit up with front legs
9. lie down (stretch)
10. head down in laying position
11. crawl from lay down
12. pray
13. L.A.P.D. - front paws on wall and stretch
14. shake head
15. give five and ten
16. wave
17. salute dance
18. seat (get on an object)
19. off (get off object or jump down)
20. look - look directly at handler or stare
21. get it - attack toy, rope, or rag held in hand
22. out - will release an object or interrupt chase of ball or play attack
23. retrieve ball when thrown (this is complex behavior mixing out/down/come from
retrieve without retrieving. Also sit, back up, and mixing other commands may be
24. back up when I am out of sight or with hand cue
25. back from side heel
26. back while facing ball or target from out in front of handler
27. back while facing trainer
28. bow
29. in my arms - dog will come into my arms when handler is bent over
30. up jump - into my arms/can be done from off a table also
31. bashful - dog will cover face while in down position
32. heels - this includes walk slow or fast, right or left
33. touch feet - dog will circle trainer and then come between legs of handler from
behind and place both its front feet on trainer's feet. Trainer can then walk with dog
remaining on his feet.
34. figure eight - dog will figure 8 through trainer's stationary legs
35. thread the needle - dog will figure 8 legs while trainer walks forward
36. unthread the needle - dog will back through legs of trainer while handler takes
steps backwards
37. kiss
38. touch - dog will touch hand or target hand
39. go get the dollar - dog will take a dollar and bring it to trainer and drop it in a hat
40. puts money in a bank
41. looks in the bank after money is placed to check it
42. vocalizes two different ways - a whine and a crisp bark
43. skateboards
44. moves mouth - when signaled, dog will open or close mouth
45. spin in two directions
46. waltz - will spin while walking at waltz
47. crazy dog - dog gets excited/frantic, but this can be controlled by command
48. jump over stick or any horizontal barrier
49. will leap onto a wall and walk or balance while walking the wall
50. house - will go into crate and remain there
51. walk on hind legs
52. yawn
53. pull a rope with something attached
54. close the door - up on hind legs to close door
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Cassidy at 8 years of age
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