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Latinos beware! From producer Eli Roth (Hostel, Cabin Fever), The Last Exorcism Part II is out to make sure you are scarred for life!
CBS Films, a fairly new movie studio, known for making B-movies such as The Back-up Plan with Jennifer Lopez, Faster with The Rock, and Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, is planning on capitalizing on the Latinos who went to see Guillermo del Toro's Latino based supernatural film MAMÁ a few weeks ago. According to THR.com, 47% of Latinos attended the movie and have a deep inclination for horror films. This is where CBS Films wants to cash in. Read More
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Jennifer Lopez may have just given birth, but she's all in favor of Plan B.
After taking time off her busy film career to play mama to fraternal twins Emme and Max (born last February), the A-lister has signed on to topline a fertility-themed romantic comedy for CBS Films.
Per Variety, Lopez will play a single woman who, unlucky in love, resorts to artificial insemination to have a child only to wind up falling for Mr. Right on the day she learns she's pregnant.
Plan B, written by Kate Angelo, is slated to start shooting in April or May. Also in the pipeline for 2009, J.Lo is attached to star in The Governess, playing a thief who poses as a nanny to a wealthy widower in order to pull off the job of a lifetime.
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Piper PA-28RT-201T, G-JANG, 13 June 2005
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The aircraft took off from Swansea for Exeter, with adequate fuel on board. Several minutes after takeoff the engine failed. The pilot opted to land on water close to Mumbles head, where there was a Coast Guard Station. He was rescued almost immediately, and sustained no serious injury. The aircraft sank and was not recovered. The reason for the engine failure was not determined, however the pilot considered that a failure of the fuel system was the most likely cause.
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It doesn't matter if they are covered in robots, sailboats, dogs, superheroes, American flags or anything else, wearing crazy socks can be quite beneficial to you. We live in a world where conformity is the norm. For that reason, only a bold person will wear a pair of socks that are full of neon colors and then wear them out in public.
The people who do wear them out in public tend to be expressive and rebellious. These people are the leaders in a subtle revolution that is ongoing against propriety and uniformity. These people refuse to allow the current social standards tell them what to put on their feet and the ones not brave enough to wear crazy socks have a respect for the ones that do. Wearing crazy socks isn't necessarily political or subversive, but it still manages to take a poke at the norm and is a great way to show your individuality.
The things that you wear can say quite a bit about your individual personality. They can also assist in showing a more intriguing, innovative and vivacious side of a person, especially in a work setting. This actually makes good sense because there have been studies done that show that our choices in clothing can and does dictate how those around us not only view but also treat us.
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Yes, it would be nice if people didn't make snap judgements of you based on appearances but we simply aren't at that point. Also, the items that we wear can also impact how we actually feel about ourselves.
There was a study done by a social psychologist named Dr. Adam Galinsky at Northwestern University that showed that the choices we make for our clothing can have an effect on our cognitive processes. This is in relation to a field in science called embodied cognition and this field argues that we don't just think with our brains but also with our bodies. This means that certain clothing that we wear can literally change how we act and think and can give us the conviction to undertake certain tasks. That being said, it is easy to believe that wearing something as small as a pair of crazy socks can help us to feel more unpredictable or braver, which can then lead to us foraying into uncharted waters, which can lead to us being more successful in life.


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"Hezbollah village," whence dozens of Lebanese went to demonstrate along the border with Israel, hosted an "Exhibition of Martyrdom and Victory." Visitors were able to review the organization's weapons, including antitank and antiaircraft missiles, and according to reports in Lebanon, even watch IDF soldiers live across the border.
A few days later, Hezbollah media published images documenting the so-called "spyware facilities, broadcasting and photography," employed by the IDF. The exhibition is in Meiss Ej Jabal in southern Lebanon.
Intelligence researcher Ronen Solomon, who runs the Intel Times blog that covers Hezbollah, has investigated the village, which, according to Lebanese media, recently attracted much attention from Israel. According Solmon, Meiss Ej Jebel is a decidedly Hezbollah-aligned village.
On February 16, Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah addressed the annual rally in memory of the leaders of the organization, including Imad Mughniyeh. Nasrallah threatened to attack the ammonia tank in Haifa and Dimona's nuclear reactor.
A few days later, the exhibition opened. It displays weapons and military equipment that the organization used during its conflicts with Israel.
The exhibition took place at a Shiite house of worship that simulated the environment in which the organizations' personnel operate during clashes with Israel. In one corner of the exhibition, according to the report, live footage was broadcast showing Israeli outposts on the border between the Jewish state and Lebanon. Many organized visits to the exhibition came from villages and towns in the region, including students.


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ELEANOR HALL: This week's plan by G20 finance ministers and central bankers to lift global growth by 2 per cent is supposed to add $2 trillion to the global economy over five years.
But a report by the management consultancy, McKinseys, among others, suggests there may be a way to jumpstart that process with a boost of $1 trillion - half the projected total - immediately.
The proposal involves what economists and technology experts call the "circular economy".
Professor Damien Giurco is research director at the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology Sydney and he joined me earlier to explain.
Professor Giurco, you write that the circular economy - a different industrial model - could immediately inject $1 trillion into the global economy.
What is the circular economy?
DAMIEN GIURCO: The circular economy is really about saying, how do we reuse resources. Historical patterns have really been just to dig it up, make it into a product, throw it away, but the circular economy is, not only about recycling, but also remanufacturing and redesigning.
ELEANOR HALL: Where would this $1 trillion boost to the global economy come from?
DAMIEN GIURCO: That's what's really nice about the way it's been framed in this report. It's really showing that it can unlock economic potential, and where it comes from, both efficiencies, you know, using less energy and resources in the products we make and use, but also understanding where pockets of resources exist.
You know, think about the way Google Maps has revolutionised our access to understanding where things are. Similar things like this with understanding where resources are means we can pick up small pockets of things which wouldn't have been available before and recover the value.
One example is the gold that's recovered from mobile phones. You only need 10 kilograms of that material to access the gold, and you contrast that with something like 10 tonnes to get that primary ore out of the ground.
ELEANOR HALL: Is that what you're calling remanufacturing?
DAMIEN GIURCO: Remanufacturing is an interesting one. That's repairing a broken part. One of the examples is Renault, the car company, saying old parts might be a little bit worn, be remanufactured or tooled down, good as new, ready to put into a new car.
ELEANOR HALL: You say that this concept of a circular economy is gaining traction among business leaders and governments. Who and where?
DAMIEN GIURCO: Particularly in Europe. Europe to begin with, but in terms of government, China has written it into their current five year economic plan. So I think for Australia it means we need to be thinking not only what can we do here, but at the same time, how do we interact with global trading partners who really have it squarely on their agenda?
ELEANOR HALL: Isn't the idea of designing products so that they last longer the antithesis of the corporate mainstay of built in obsolescence? I mean, what corporation's going to design products that would put it out of business?
DAMIEN GIURCO: Indeed with old business models, and I think that's really what needs to be twinned with this concept to think about making money. And one of the models that offers promise in this space is leasing goods instead of selling them. You see it with some of the car share things popping up, you know, pay for access for using a car for an hour or two, rather than needing to buy it themselves
And then of course it's in the interests of the people running that fleet to have it working well and lasting as long as they can, and you see them in companies overseas like BMW starting to run these things themselves.
ELEANOR HALL: You say that this holds promise for Australian jobs, but wouldn't a system that requires us not to make so much lead to the loss of jobs?
DAMIEN GIURCO: Well, I think it holds promise if we can get our heads around it and do it right. There is certainly the potential that we can be left behind, so I think we need to do a lot of work to really raise awareness of the potential, and then really pick up tangible cases of successes that we can then replicate.
ELEANOR HALL: Have you seen any real signs in Australia that business leaders are changing their mindset?
DAMIEN GIURCO: A specific focus in this space recognised by the CSIRO - a big three year research project which is about saying, what is the potential in this space, how can Australia bring systems, technologies here to leverage that potential, and what new business models do we need to unlock?
International companies that have connected with the momentum that's coming from Europe are really looking seriously at picking up the opportunities in this space.
ELEANOR HALL: How quickly do you think this circular economy concept will be accepted? I mean, what would drive companies to embrace it rather than rebel against it as a challenge to their current profit flows?
DAMIEN GIURCO: Yes, I think the next decade is going to be really interesting. Not only this point that I mentioned earlier about the information that's becoming available now with you know the internet of everything that we can start to see pockets of value and resources that we couldn't see earlier, but also there are resource constraints globally. We've dug up the cheap and easy oil and minerals and so on, and there's really a twin drive of needing to be resource efficient.
You know, if the costs of energy inputs are going up, you need to think of more efficient ways to do things to still be able to prosper.
So I feel the challenge for us is to really make sure we're on the front foot in being part of the leading global pack.
ELEANOR HALL: And how far behind the pack is Australia?
DAMIEN GIURCO: I think we've got pockets of being up there, but that's a company here or a group there. In terms of the broad understanding with the economic narrative of this being quite a shift in the way we do things, but that it offers real potential, I think that's part of the work that we need to engage in.
ELEANOR HALL: Are you confident that the current Government understands what you're trying to do?
DAMIEN GIURCO: Not yet. But the economic challenges faced by the current Government I'm hopeful could lead to an openness to considering new ways of doing things.
ELEANOR HALL: Professor Giurco, thanks so much for joining us.
DAMIEN GIURCO: My pleasure, thank you.
ELEANOR HALL: And that's Professor Damien Giurco, the research director at the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology Sydney.
And you can listen to more from him on our website later this afternoon.
The full story...
Experts propose 'circular economy' to jumpstart global growth
Eleanor Hall reported this story on Tuesday, February 25, 2014 12:26:00
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Brimstone came out in 1998, roughly the time another hellish series called GvsE (Good versus Evil) appeared. Both series were similar in plot, and I don't know if one copied another. I do know I enjoyed Brimstone, whereas I found GvsE forgettable.
Basic plot goes like this: Ezekial "Zeke" Stone (played by Peter Horton) is a NYC cop whose wife is raped. Zeke tracks down the rapist and murders him. Shortly thereafter, Zeke is murdered and goes to Hell for the sin of murder. Jump forward fifteen years and Zeke is sprung from hell by The Devil (played by a bombastic John Glover.) Turns out there was a jailbreak from Hell. 113 damned souls are free and loose on Earth. If Zeke uses his detective skills to find and return all of them to Hell, he gets a second chance at life.
Great hook. Grabbed my interest from the start.
Any catches, you ask? Several. The damned souls are impossible to kill unless you destroy their eyes. Also, it turns out the longer you're in Hell, the more of Hell comes with you. This translates into the longer souls are in Hell, the stronger they are on Earth. Nearly all of the souls are older than Zeke, and some are hundreds or even thousands of years old. Even worse, not only are they stronger, but many of them have hellish 'magic tricks'. Some can turn invisible, spread hellish diseases or cast magic spells. Zeke relies on old-fashioned police work and his own immortality.
The sole reason I even know this series exists is because the Sci-fi Channel (before they called it "SyFy",) had a marathon one Saturday afternoon. Lasting a grand total of 13 episodes, it was a mid-season replacement that fizzled. A pity, since it had great promise.
Lori Petty fills out an enjoyable minor role as a hotel clerk. (Usually people either love or hate Lori–I am one of the former.) John Glover as The Devil chews scenery like a teething beaver. No joke, he's a pleasure to watch. My favorite episode ("It's a Helluva Life") has John playing both The Devil and an angel. The two of them take Zeke through is life, alternately showing him every bad thing he ever did and the good he's accomplished. It's surprisingly moving.
Is Brimstone great? No. Plot stumbles and misfires are in evidence. The special effects are dated and clunky. I will say that there was enough there that I wanted more. It picked up steam as it went, and the writers and actors were hitting their strides–just in time to be cancelled.
Should someone with a modicum of power in television get a chance, resurrecting this series wouldn't be the worst idea.
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7:12 p.m.
Jimmie Johnson won his third straight Cup championship by finishing 15th in the Chase finale Sunday at Homestead-Miami Speedway. He joined Cale Yarborough to become only the second driver in NASCAR history to pull off the three-peat.
Carl Edwards won the race -- his ninth Cup victory of 2008 -- and placed second in the Chase championship.
Other notables:
Tony Stewart completed his final race for Joe Gibbs Racing and Ryan Newman did the same for Penske Racing; Jeff Gordon finished his first season since his rookie year of 1993 without a victory; and Dale Earnhardt Inc. and Chip Ganassi Racing officials brace for a long week of meetings to plan how everything will work under their new merger.
6:27 p.m.
Under caution with 67 laps to go, Jimmie Johnson took two tires to move up 12 spots and take the lead for the first time today. Matt Kenseth came out second and Carl Edwards third.
5:25 p.m.
Found a place to keep up with the NFL during the race. Apparently, officials in charge of the nice, new flat-screen televisions in the new media center forgot the Jaguars-Tennessee game was on one of three sets over the front entrance. You have to hang at an odd angle over the staircase to get a good view, or get a bad crick in your neck looking up from the ground floor, but at least there's an option.
4:55 p.m.
Jimmie Johnson didn't have the luxury to draw a top pit stall as he's had for most of the Chase, and the tightness of the one Chad Knaus picked became evident during a radio communication on Lap 74.
Johnson told Knaus he was having trouble seeing the pit sign and that it would help if he counted down "three, two, one" as he approached where to turn in.
4:50 p.m.
The Chase started so well for Greg Biffle as he won the first two races at New Hampshire and Dover. Not a lot has happened since, and Sunday's race didn't start well, either.
Biffle was given a pass-through penalty for speeding on pit road during the first green-flag stop. That dropped the driver who had won three of the past four races here a lap down in 41st place.
4:29 p.m.
Twenty-one laps into the race, Jimmie Johnson had moved up 12 spots to 18th. Carl Edwards was leading, trimming Edwards' 141-point deficit to 60.
Chad Knaus, Johnson's crew chief, wasn't concerned.
"Good job," he said. "You're keeping pace with the leaders."
4:04 p.m.
The green flag drops on the final Sprint Cup race of 2008. Matt Kenseth is the first-lap leader.
4:02 p.m.
Rick Hendrick made his usual walk down pit road to talk to his drivers before the race. As usual, he started at the back of the pack and moved forward.
Only this time, it seemed to be in reverse.
His first stop was for Jeff Gordon, who will start 37th, followed by Jimmie Johnson at 30th and Dale Earnhardt Jr. at 22nd. His last stop was for Casey Mears, who will run his last race for HMS before moving to Richard Childress Racing, at 12th.
Usually, it's the other way around.
3:35 p.m.
Jimmie Johnson got through prerace introductions before most could climb into their seats. He's starting near the back in 30th, an unfamiliar spot for one who has started in the top 10 27 times this season.
3:18 p.m.
It may be Jimmie Johnson's day, but Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jeff Gordon still is more popular. A skywriter printed "Go 24" in huge letters above the track.
2:56 p.m.
A member of Tony Stewart's team had a good idea for how to send the driver off. Put a shock device under his seat, and give him a jolt every so often during the race. Know a few media members who would pay to be a part of that.
2:40 p.m.
Team owner Richard Childress found a good way to avoid answering questions from reporters.
Asked about how the engine program he shares with Dale Earnhardt Inc. would work now that DEI has merged with the Dodge team of Chip Ganassi Racing, Childress pulled out a Sharpie and signed his autograph on the shirt of one of the reporters asking questions.
The reporter was so stunned he couldn't get out another question for a few seconds, more worried about how he would get around the garage the rest of the day with a signature on his shirt.
"Don't worry," Childress said. "I'll buy you a new shirt."
2:09 p.m.
"Thanks Tony For 10 Great Years."
The words stretch from the top to the bottom of the main grandstands, Home Depot's way of telling Tony Stewart that it appreciates what he's done for the company during the past decade.
Stewart will drive his last race Sunday in the No. 20 Home Depot car for Joe Gibbs Racing before becoming the driver/owner of Stewart-Haas Racing.
Stewart has done his best to downplay the moment, but JGR president J.D. Gibbs said it has been an emotional time for the two-time Sprint Cup champion.
1:44 p.m.
"Way to go, Jimmie!" the crowd outside Johnson's hauler shouted as he did a brief television interview before heading to the drivers' meeting. Johnson seemed relaxed and confident two and a half hours before the green flag.
1:12 p.m.
Such a large crowd is formed at Carl Edwards' hauler that Roush Fenway Racing president Geoff Smith had to slide over and stand behind Jimmie Johnson's hauler.
12:52 p.m.
A power meeting is taking place outside the No. 41 hauler between Max Siegel, Chip Ganassi and other top officials of DEI and Ganassi Racing.
Missing? DEI owner Teresa Earnhardt. Is anyone surprised?
12:30 p.m.
HOMESTEAD, Fla. -- The garage is abuzz -- not about Jimmie Johnson's being on the verge of his third straight championship or the unusually cool air after near-record heat on Saturday, but with speculation about all the details surrounding the merger of Dale Earnhardt Inc. and Chip Ganassi Racing.
At the center of the buzz is Max Siegel, the president of global operations at DEI. Siegel loves NASCAR and wants to remain a part of the sport. Whether that means he'll stay where he is -- and he has that option -- remains to be.
All Siegel will say is that he is doing all he can to make sure that the transition, which includes the release of more than 100 DEI employees, goes as smoothly as possible.
Sources in the garage say Siegel has other options at other teams and may explore them once the transition is complete. Some in the sport would like to see him as an owner, which he admits is tantalizing.
As for whether the companies will be under the umbrella of Chevrolet (DEI) or Dodge (Ganassi) or who will be the fourth driver, those details will be worked out this week.
Odds are, Chevrolet will win the manufacturer battle. DEI has a solid engine program with Richard Childress Racing, and a member of that program said, "It looks like I'll be working with them soon." "Them" would be the Ganassi side.
The driver could be anybody from Scott Riggs to AJ Allmendinger to Regan Smith. Riggs could have a slight edge because his sponsor may come with him for a few races.
Again, Siegel is mum on what will happen. He did say that the relationship between DEI owner Teresa Earnhardt and Ganassi is a good one and will be good for both companies. Earnhardt is focused on the business side and doesn't spend a lot of time at the track.
Ganassi gives the company a much-needed track presence.
Stay tuned.
David Newton covers NASCAR for ESPN.com. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Hi guys, I am currently wearing a 3/2 Billabong wetsuit but am looking to buy a thicker one for as the winter wears on. I am looking at the 5/4/3 Billabong Solution Gold w/ Hood from this site:
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1. On the same site, that offer the Billabong gold in 6/5/4 thickness and it is only 10 bucks more than the 5/4/3. Would the 5/4/3 keep me warm through the winter or would I be better off getting the 6/5/4? I would like whichever I buy and my 3/2 to be my only suits to get me through year round.
2. Second, any gripes on the Solution Gold suits? My 3/2 is awesome but didn't know if anyone else had any horror stories. Thanks.
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The 5,4,3 should be ok. I use a 4:3 psycho II by O'neil most of the winter. Keep in mind that the thicker you go the stiffer the suit will be. The idea is to surf the thinnest suit that is comfortable. As far a which brand, all suits fit a little different and the most important aspect of a good wetsuit is the proper fit. I only break out my 6:4 on the coldest of days, 20 degree air & water in the 30's, propably less than 10 times a year. I hope this helps.
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I use my 6/4 in Jan and Feb in NJ, but I have friends who use a 5/4 and are comfortable. Depends on your tolerance.
I agree that the 5/4/3 should be fine. And that as well that the thicker the suit, the harder it is to do tricks and manuevers.
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i agree on the 5/4/3, but you should check out the mutant 5/4/3, there sick n its a little more expensive($330.00), but the fact that u can take the hood off with ease, thats what won me over with it.
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Rangers EBT 'big tax' case to kick off in Supreme Court
The high-profile dispute between Rangers football club and HMRC over the use of employee benefit trusts (EBT) to make payments to staff and players reaches the Supreme Court next month, in a bid to resolve the issues of whether such payments amount to earnings, which would be taxable as income, or loans
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The case is scheduled for a two-day hearing on 15 March and 16 March, in front of a panel of five judges: Lord Neuberger, Lady Hale, Lord Reed, Lord Carnwath, and Lord Hodge. [RFC 2012 Plc (in liquidation) (formerly The Rangers Football Club Plc) (Appellant) v Advocate General for Scotland (Respondent) (Scotland) Case ID: UKSC 2016/0073].
HMRC lost its initial appeal in the so-called 'big tax case' at a First Tier Tribunal in 2012, where it sought to argue that that around £48m in loans made between 2001 and 2010 from EBTs amounted to salary payments, on which tax was due. That decision was upheld at an Upper Tribunal in 2014, and again appealed by HMRC, but without success.
However, in November 2015, judges at the Court of Session in Edinburgh found that the payments to various trusts set up in respect of executives and footballers employed by the 'old co' (former) Rangers Football Club amounted to 'a mere redirection of emoluments or earnings' and was accordingly 'subject to income tax', therefore finding in HMRC's favour on the third appeal.
Lord Drummond Young, one of the three judges who heard that appeal, said that if EBTs had not been in operation at Rangers, certain players 'might well have taken their services elsewhere' and said that it was 'common sense' and 'self evident' that the payments were related to work.
'If the law were otherwise, an employee could readily avoid tax by redirecting income to members of his family to meet outgoings that he would normally pay: for example to a trust for his wife... or to trustees to pay for his children's education or the outgoings on the family home.
'The funds are ultimately derived as consideration for the employee's services, and on that basis they are properly to be considered emoluments or earnings,' he said.
Now BDO, as liquidators, are appealing that decision, on the grounds that the ruling has implications for future cases.
The Supreme Court will look at three key issues. The first is whether the Court of Session erred in law in reversing the specialist tribunals' decisions and concluding that payments of 'emoluments' or 'earnings', for the purposes of the Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1988 and the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003, had been made by the appellant to its employees.
Secondly, they will consider whether, in order for a payment to constitute earnings for PAYE and National Insurance contribution (NIC) purposes, it is sufficient that the payment was 'derived from' work done by a particular employee and/or that 'it formed part of the employee's employment package'.
Finally, they will examine whether the powers which each employee held as protector of a subtrust had the effect that the funds in that subtrust were unreservedly at the disposal of the employee and were earnings for PAYE and NIC purposes.
'Newco' Rangers have no involvement in the case and will not be affected by the judgment.
The Scottish Court of Session decision, which found in favour of HMRC, is here.
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May 10, 2006
Arizona Congressman John Shadegg is the first politician of note to propose a good idea in response to increased energy costs: the suspension of outrageously high tariffs on imported ethanol, says the Wall Street Journal.
The intent is to offset some of the gas price hikes that Congress has caused via the ethanol mandate it passed last year. That requirement -- that drivers use 7.5 billion gallons of ethanol annually by 2012 -- is currently helping to increase the cost of gas, since ethanol is in short supply, says the Journal.
Compounding the problem are the taxes and tariffs placed on ethanol imports, including:
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- A second duty of 54-cents-a-gallon placed on all ethanol.
Shadegg's bill would suspend the taxes on imported ethanol until 2007. Not only would this result in a new flow of ethanol in a tight market, it would give the gas industry time to prepare its infrastructure to handle new domestic ethanol requirements, explains the Journal.
One irony of the current gas panic is that big oil companies are being pilloried for their profits, but domestic ethanol producers get a pass. Yet the ethanol makers receive more government subsidies and are responsible for far more of the current gasoline price spike. Congress doesn't have to bash ethanol makers; all it has to do is allow more foreign supply, which will do more to reduce gasoline prices more quickly than any other single idea, says the Journal.
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MAS President on Governor Cuomo's State of the State
January 12th, 2012, 3:25 pm
In response to Governor Cuomo's 2012 State of the State address last week, in which he announced a proposal to replace the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center with a complex in Queens, MAS President Vin Cipolla urges "What's good for Manhattan must be good for Queens." Vin's op-ed on the State of the State for Metropolis follows below in its entirety.
What's good for Manhattan must be good for Queens
For almost two decades, The Municipal Art Society of New York (MAS) has advocated for the transformation of the Farley Post Office into a new Penn Station to be called Moynihan Station. Governor Cuomo's recent State of the State address suggests that 2012 could be the station's moment.
The immediate story is, of course, the possible razing of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and its replacement, at the site of the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, by what the Governor describes as the nation's largest convention center. Before moving ahead, however, we must make sure that what's good for Manhattan is equally beneficial for Queens.
Getting rid of Javits is a great idea – but not in isolation. The key issue is what will replace it. If a reimagined Far West Side is to succeed, we need to develop nuanced and comprehensive strategies for urban design, transportation and how to engage the public in the planning process.
We also need to make sure that the new convention center doesn't become another Javits or, worse yet, another Coliseum. New York City's history of failed convention centers (the Coliseum stood for 44 years; Javits opened 26 years ago) proves that we need a convention facility with the spatial flexibility and community buy-in to thrive well into the 21st century.
Let's start with transportation. With both a new convention center and a redeveloped Javits site on the horizon, New York urgently needs a transportation infrastructure that can support these mega-projects.
The gargantuan size of a modern convention center like the one proposed by the Governor dictates a comprehensive transportation upgrade. The 18-acre Javits site is larger than 13.5 football fields and gets more than three million visitors a year. The proposed Queens site would handle at least that number of people, if not considerably more. Numbers this large demand an expanded Kennedy Airport and extensions of the subway and bus lines serving Ozone Park.
While, on Manhattan's Far West Side, some transportation improvements are already in progress, more are needed, with the perennially overcrowded Penn Station topping the list of challenges. In 1963, 200,000 people passed through its concourses daily; by 2008, usage had more than tripled to 640,000 – more than LaGuardia, Kennedy and Newark Airports combined. A redeveloped Javits site necessitates replacing Penn Station with Moynihan Station, and soon.
Integrating a new convention center and a redeveloped Javits site into their respective neighborhoods is equally important. The best way to ensure these developments' long-term viability is to , first, insist on a planning process that is fully transparent and public and, second, expose the plans to rigorous review, early and often. Community engagement is essential. A public planning process like the City's Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP) would allow community boards to weigh in alongside policymakers and experts. Public forums to tease out urban design, sustainability, environmental effects and community issues would raise the odds of success even more.
The construction of a new convention center in Queens and the simultaneous redevelopment of the Far West Side could bring millions of new visitors – and millions of tax dollars – to New York City. Let's make sure these projects benefit their host neighborhoods as much as they do the city as a whole. Our citizens deserve nothing less.


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Santos says electric car maker getting showroom
The District's deputy mayor for planning and economic development says Tesla Motors has settled on a place to open a D.C. showroom, but company officials are mum.
Valerie Santos, who made attracting and retaining companies a focus of her year and a half as Mayor Adrian M. Fenty's economic development chief, says the luxury electric car maker signed a lease to open a showroom at 1050 K St. NW, a downtown office building owned by the Lenkin Co. and the Tower Cos., with a planned opening early next year.
Tesla officials did not return repeated requests for comment. In August, spokesman Ricardo Reyes confirmed that the company was interested in 1050 K St., calling it "a site we're considering."
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Santos, who will not be retained by incoming mayor Vincent C. Gray, said the District did not offer subsidies to the carmaker to prompt it to come to the city. She said she helped it acquire regulatory approvals to sell cars downtown. Tesla already sells cars through stores in New York, Chicago, Seattle, Boulder, Colo., outside Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and in Menlo Park and Santa Monica, Calif.
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Welcome to Mountain View Innovation Centre, the home of innovation in the Isle of Man.
Situated just outside Ramsey, in a stunning rural location, with views of the famous Mountain Course of the Isle of Man TT and other motor sport events, Mountain View is one of the most resilient technology parks in the world.
With over 25 acres of space around the site, there's lots of breathing room – and with rooms up to 42 x 24 metres, there's plenty of space inside too – the ideal venue for events and exhibitions.
We're all about nurturing innovation at Mountain View – not only sharing physical space with fellow businesses, but providing a creative environment in which to turn good ideas into successful enterprises in a stimulating, supportive environment.
We're also all about Community – the Community of the people who work here, but also the community in which we live – so our facilities are equally available to churches, charities and community groups.
Whether you're a small start-up business, need more space for growth, need a suite of offices in which to flourish – or just want to hold your meeting or event at Mountain View, why not join us?
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Not only is Mountain View Innovation Centre the home of business innovation in the Isle of Man, it is also available as one of the most exciting venues on the Isle of Man too!
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Join us January 24-27th at Colonial Williamsburg for another great weekend of learning. Registration opening Fall 2017.
Coming to the CAA Carriage Festival?
The 2017 CAA Carriage Classic is free and open to the public (there is a small parking fee to the KYHP). Our class line-up includes new classes like the Coach Quick Change and Double Jeopardy. We will once again have speakers on each day of the show, the concept was very well received last year and we hope you enjoy this year's topics.
2017 CAA Carriage Festival • Schedule of Events
Thursday June 29th
1:00 pm Show office open to pick up packets (Alltech Arena behind warm up ring)
4:00 pm Talk: "What the Judge is Looking For" – Karen Homer Brown (Barn 22)
4:45 pm Driver's Meeting (Barn 22)
5:00-7:00 pm Alltech Indoor Arena open for schooling
Friday June 30th
8:30 am Pleasure Driving show classes begin
8:30 am Vendors open (Alltech Arena Concourse)
11:30 am Carriage Showcase competition judging begins
11:30 am Talk: "Grooming & Preparing Horses for Driving" (including showing, braiding, conditioning and training for driving) – Gloria Austin (Barn 24)
5:00 pm Vendors close
5:00 pm World Coaching Club Drive (arrive at CAA Building around 5:45 pm)
5:00-7:00 pm CAA 'Open House' (with refreshments) – CAA Building
Saturday July 1st
8:30 am Pleasure Driving show classes begin
8:30 am Vendors open (Alltech Arena Concourse)
10:00 am Talk: "What the Judge is Looking For" – Karen Homer Brown (Alltech Concourse)
11:00 am Talk: "Carriage Touch Up & Repair" – Jerry Rider (Alltech Concourse)
12:15 pm Carriage Showcase Commentary & Awards (Alltech Concourse)
3:00 pm Talk: "Harness" – David Freedman (Alltech Concourse)
5:30 pm Judging Coach and Park appointments: Evening Turnout Entries (By stalls)
7:00 pm Evening session of the Pleasure Driving Show begins
9:00 pm Vendors close
end of show "After Glow Party" – stabling area (everyone participate with potluck food/drinks)
Sunday July 2nd
9:00 am Festival Presentation Pleasure Drive
11:30 am Presentation Drive ribbons and Championship awards (CAA Building)
Special Opportunity! Your chance to drive a four!
Sign-Up for a rein board lesson on traditional rein handling with Gloria Austin (with the person judged best at using four reins in the 'British Coachman style' winning a chance to drive Gloria's four-in-hand!)
If you are bringing a horse but are not taking part in the show the registration form, along with the vendor form and Carriage Showcase form are all available here – Registration Forms
We are very excited to be returning to Sweden in 2017! This is a great trip filled with carriages, princess cake, and museums. Our journey begins August 24th and ends September 1st. Enjoy a sampling of the itinerary –
Friday, August 25:
Breakfast in our hotel. Vist to Livrustkammaren (The Royal Armoury) with lunch in Old Town and a tour of the Royal Palace and Treasury. Light supper in our hotel.
Saturday, August 26:
Breakfast in our hotel. Bus trip to Skultuna and a visit to the spectacular private carriage collection of Sven Ek. Following lunch we will visit the Sala silver mine. Light supper in our hotel.
Sunday, August 27:
Breakfast in our hotel. Bus to Sparreholm Castle and Horse Center to view the Lusitano horses and carriage & car museums. Following lunch we will visit the Ericsberg Castle plus tour the carriage museum, baroque chapel and gardens. Light supper in our hotel.
Monday, August 28:
Breakfast in our hotel. Tour of Stockholm City Hall; boat trip to Drottningholm Palace (UNESCO World Heritage site and Residence to the Royal Family) with lunch on board; tour the palace and theatre plus a visit to a private carriage collection. Buffet dinner.
Tuesday, August 29:
Breakfast in our hotel. Guided private tour of The Royal Mews in Stockholm. The rest of day free for your own activities. Light supper at hotel.
Looking for the full schedule? It is available here – 2017 Sweden trip


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This fantasy of yours can be achieved 20 minutes out of the city at the Finger lakes casino and race-mens track. Upon entrance you are scrutinized and your civil liberties are imposed upon 'are you old enough, we must scan your id into the computer, blah blah blah' This is to ensure your immediate identification upon either killing yourself (see How to kill yourself by Joey Lanzone) in the restroom after losing all your money or when you go into diabetic shock in the buffet and rushed to Canandaigua general hospital.
Entering the Casino Buffet is no simple task as bloops and bleeps startle you from every angle as you chase neon arrows directing you thru a labyrinth of disparity. Upon reaching the casino you are greated by a beautiful neon sign and sparkling lights that dazzle the patrons in line.
The line into the buffet is dangerous filled with vile human beings who may 'shank' you at any moment to feed their addiction (gambling not buffet food) The register woman while talented in all respects is not welcoming and continues the front door's scrutiny. "Are you a player plus member?" she scoffs. "No, what's that" I nervously stutter. "you need a players plus club card" she hisses with the tenacity of a giant viper.
Again, cursed to wander the maze of electronic sin, we stumble back to the main desk. The scrutiny continues! As the staff now demands your Id again, tags and chains you and forces you to make a full body plaster cast (nude) The entire process takes upwards of 15 hours but luckily you are unconscious for part of it. After facing a similar amount of prosecution comparable to what the jews faced during world war two or the adversity the American juggalo deals with at the grammys we were finally ready to eat!
A world war of dishes combated over my table as I stuffed my mouth with the nations top cuisine. A server patronizes you and demands you to decide on a beverage I blurt out 'Choclate Milk" like a fool and unlike my past experiences at the casino the waitress smiles and obliges my wishes, for now I am no longer a vagrant in the alley or a juggalo in a mall food court, I am somebody, I have a players plus card!
They have a wood fire pizza oven which is a frightening experience. This 'high end' pizza cooker can only be described as the oven a witch would shove children for biting the delicious siding off of her home. If you can overcome this fear, the pulled pork pizza is quite doughy and yummy. (I am salivating about it right now)
You will soon be visiting , Mexico (with their authentic ground beef smooshies), Italy (with a real pizza pie) China, (with it's real red slime chicken bits over rice) and the american south (with it's slim jims with bones)
Keeping your wits about you is crucial in this war torn killing field as an addicted (casino food not gambling) elderly woman could attack at any moment. A man with a chefs hat (possibly a chef of some type) accosted me and proposed his ability to put a slab of bloody roast beef on my plate. "why yes, I would love that." I bashfully replied as the man bent over the counter providently with the (SPOILER) same device Tara was killed by Jemma on Sons of Anarchy with and plopped a fresh piece of beef on top of my mashed potatoes. The blood and butter congealed together to form a ripe delicacy I have been trying to create at home since.
I ate and ate, more-so than at any other competing buffet. While vomiting in the restroom, I noticed a needle exchange vending machine. 'Why are heroin addict so attracted to casinos? ' I contemplated to myself. I asked the waitress but got no satisfying response possibly due to her own addiction (casino buffets not heroin) Other than the meat slicing man, another man with a similar hat know most likely as the pasta making man. Already full, I chose a type of pasta from the menu and additives such as olives, sausage, artichokes, marbles, and red peppers. Then he put them in a little pan and flipped and flopped them all over the place! It was delicious (I am salivating right now)
Then for a final act I went to the potato bar and put lots of butter and white fluffy powder and chocolate syrup all over a baked potato. Then the dessert counter came into play. Beyond being stuffed 'National' buffet month had come to a standstill…. I acquired several desserts such as pies and an ice-cream Sunday (it was Tuesday) The ice-cream melted all over the table as I force-fed the sugary concoction down my throat to the point of sickness and irreversible damage to my human body. Then I got up and lost all my money at the casino…
In review of National Buffet Month, (November) I came to realize the casino buffet was my favorite! Due to the fact that no children are allowed into the casino buffet, it is by far the best
I've received a lot of positive responses to this series of articles! Thank you for letting me into your homes to share my experiences


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With production of USA, this 2014 film was directed by Miles Joris-Peyrafitte. You can watch As a Friend online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 18 minutes
Lynn Sher, Tom Kelly, Madison Harrison, Richard Hack and Carolyn Cook.
Short film, Drama.
18-minute film (full movie) directed by Miles Joris-Peyrafitte.
The original audio of As a Friend has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Miles Joris-Peyrafitte.
James Siewert.
Joseph Mastantuono, Nicole Peyrafitte and Reed Price.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie As a Friend has a duration of 18 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, As a Friend in FULLTV Movies.


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Karrin Allyson - 'Round Midnight (Music CD)
Release Date: 20 June 2011
Artist: Karrin Allyson
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'Round Midnight, Karrin Allyson's 13th Concord album, is a collection of standards from the canons of jazz, Broadway, folk, and pop. For the first time, Allyson plays all the piano keyboard parts herself; she is joined by guitarist Rod Fleeman, Bob Sheppard on woodwinds, harmonicist Randy Weinstein, and bassist Ed Howard. The 11-song program includes the Bill Evans-Gene Less classic "Turn Out the Stars," Duke Ellington's "Sophisticated Lady," Charlie Chaplin's "Smile," "The Shadow of Your Smile" by Johnny Mandel and Paul Francis Webster, Stephen Sondheim's "Send in the Clowns," Paul Simons' "April Come She Will," and Gordon Jenkins' "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most," as well as the closing title track by Thelonious Monk and Bernard Hanighen.
Release Date: 20 June 2011
Artist: Karrin Allyson
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5. Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most
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10. Send in the Clowns
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A recent High Court case has again confirmed the necessity, when drafting notice of a breach of warranty, in following provisions detailing the content for such a notice set out in the sale and purchase agreement (SPA). In Ipsos S.A. v Dentus Aegis Network Limited [2015] EWHC 1171 the buyer brought a claim against the seller for breach of warranty. The seller successfully applied for the claim to be struck out, or alternatively summary judgment entered against the buyer, because notice had not been served in accordance with the SPA.
The SPA contained two different provisions dealing with notice of claims. The first provision set out how the buyer should notify the seller of a breach of warranty claim (a Warranty Claim). The SPA provided that the seller would only have liability for a Warranty Claim if the seller received written notice of the claim "…specifying in reasonable detail: (i) the matter which gives rise to the Claim; (ii) the nature of the Claim; and (iii) (so far as is reasonably practicable at the time of notification) the amount claimed in respect thereof…". A second provision obliged the buyer to notify the seller of any claim it received from a third party, which in turn might result in a Warranty Claim (a Third Party Claim). In this case, the buyer notified the seller of a Third Party Claim in relation to employment claims it had received. The letter specifically stated that it was not notice of a Warranty Claim. Approximately a year later, the buyer sent another letter relating to the Third Party Claim. The buyer contended the second letter was notification of a Warranty Claim.
Whilst noting that his starting point was "…that the only true principles to be derived from the authorities are that every notification clause turns on its own wording" the judge determined that four broad propositions could be derived from case law and were potentially relevant.
- The commercial purpose of the notice provision was to ensure the seller knew in sufficiently formal terms that a claim was to be made and could make financial provision for it. That purpose could not be served by an uninformative or unclear notice.
- Would the notice be understood by a reasonable recipient with knowledge of the context in which it was sent?
- Did the notice make clear that a claim was actually being made, rather than indicating the possibility that a claim may be made?
- Were certain matters required to be specified in the notice?
The court concluded that, on the facts, the second letter did not satisfy any of the above criteria. The original letter was clear it was not notification of a Warranty Claim. The second letter did not clearly specify its purpose, the matter giving rise to the claim, or the amount claimed. The judge concluded that a "…reasonable recipient of the letter with knowledge of the previous correspondence and the business context in which it was written would not have understood it to be…" notice of a Warranty Claim.
Impact - the judgment emphasises the importance of ensuring notification of a Warranty Claim meets the requirements for notice detailed in the underlying agreement. It also highlights some general principles the court may apply when considering the effectiveness of such a notice. Where, as in this case, an agreement provides for notice to be given in more than one situation it is also important that the notice states which provision it relates to. In addition, consideration should be given to whether it is prudent to cross-refer to previous correspondence. In this case, the second letter made it clear that it was to be read as part of continuing correspondence. That correspondence included a clear statement (in the first letter) that it was not intended to be notice of a Warranty Claim.


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University of Cambridge
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The Kerouac Project
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