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My road trip across Namibia was the best travel experience of my life.
But it was also the most expensive trip I've ever taken.
That doesn't mean you shouldn't go. If you can afford it, you should make every effort you can to get there. Watching the sunrise over the Namib Desert; lying in the desert gazing up at the Milky Way; pulling over to the side of the road to look at a map, then sitting in awe as a dozen giraffes come out of the bushes to surround your car; devouring dozens of the best oysters on the planet; exploring abandoned shipwrecks on the Skeleton Coast; spending hours clambering over mini sand dunes inside houses in an abandoned ghost town; watching giraffes drink from a watering hole from your hotel's infinity pool… I could continue for hours, because I experienced hundreds of magical moments in this country.
Needless to say, it's totally worth the expense to travel there.
Here's how much you can expect to be up for. As always, all prices are in US dollars with the local currency included in brackets afterwards.
The Cost of Accommodation in Namibia
Accommodation is the most expensive part of Namibia travel because there are basically two options: camping or expensive. If you're not down for carrying camping gear around with you, there are close to no budget options.
You can therefore expect to pay around $100 a night in low season, and up to double that when the tourists arrive. The one positive to spending a lot of money on accommodation is that you get what you're paying for: I felt as though we were receiving great value for money, even if it was over our typical budget. I stayed in some of the coolest hotels of my life in Namibia, and the accommodation was just as much a highlight of my trip as anything else.
Here's where we stayed, in order of when we visited:
Ovita Wildlife Restcamp: $85 (N$1150) per night.
We landed in Windhoek in the afternoon but wanted to stay outside of the city, so Ovita Wildlife Restcamp was a logical place for us to stop. And it was the perfect welcome to Namibia: we were the only people staying the night at the lodge and were at least an hour-or-two's drive from the nearest signs of civilisation. This lodge was so peaceful! We had sundowners on a raised terrace overlooking a lake filled with hippos and crocodiles, ate a delicious meal of warthog fillets that was one of the best meals of our trip, and fell asleep to the sounds of hippos snorting outside our room. I loved it here and would recommend it as an ideal place to stay if you don't want to spend a night in Windhoek.
Halali Camp: $33 (N$440) per night.
If you want to stay within Etosha National Park (and you should), your options are limited to five lodges spread out inside the park. Halali is in the centre and we stayed there first. I have to mention we got a fucking ridiculous bargain on this — they had a special offer on accommodation as it was the lowest of low season and it would have normally been almost $200 a night. The lodge itself was lovely, but I can't not mention the awful customer service. When we checked in, we were told breakfast was included, then on our final day were told it actually wasn't and we'd have to pay $20 each for our stay. Given that I'd been literally grabbing one apple for breakfast each day, this whole thing was ridiculous. And no matter how many times we insisted we'd been told breakfast was included, they refused to back down. Other than that, I loved having a jacuzzi in our garden for hot tub times under the stars, and the lodge's watering hole attracted black rhinos at night, which was incredible to witness.
Okaukuejo Camp: $153 (N$2020) per night.
Okaukuejo is located left of Halali and made for a logical stop for our third night in the park. After spending time in small and quiet Halali, Okaukuejo was a noisy surprise. It was larger, louder, and jam-packed full of tourists. Having said that, our room was lovely, there was a swimming pool to cool off in, and there was a cheap burger place to grab lunch from, which was rare in Etosha. Breakfasts and dinners were standard buffet fare — nothing too exciting.
Vingerklip Lodge: $183 (N$2365) per night.
Vingerklip was my favourite lodge of the entire trip, and the perfect stopover between Etosha and Swakopmund. Set in Namibia's version of Monument Valley, it feels as though you're a thousand miles away from civilisation. There were some incredible swimming pools overlooking a waterhole that attracted dozens of giraffes, but the restaurant was the highlight for me. You had to climb up some rickety scaffolding in order to reach the top of a nearby cliff, but eating dinner while overlooking an enormous canyon was a highlight of the entire trip.
Swakopmund: $62 (N$815) per night.
We had some Airbnb credit to burn so opted for an apartment in Swakopmund that ended up being pretty crap. The promised high-speed internet didn't work, the apartment was stiflingly hot, and there was an enormous fan directly outside our window that was so loud it drove me insane. There are dozens of inexpensive hotels in Swakopmund, so I'd recommend staying at one of those instead.
Sesriem Desert Camp: $169 (N$2225) per night.
If Vingerklip was my favourite lodge of the trip, Sesriem Desert Lodge comes in at a very, very close second. The photo at the top of this section is Sesriem Desert Camp and if that doesn't meet the definition of oasis, I don't know what does. We were staying in a luxury tent here, and while it was basic, the pool and views more than made up for it. The dinner buffet was surprisingly great for Namibia.
Betta Camp: $58 (N$760) per night.
Considering we picked Betta Camp just because it was the cheapest option between Sesriem and Luderitz, I was pleasantly surprised. This was the cleanest room we stayed in in Namibia, the space was surprisingly modern, and I highly recommend it. The owners were lovely, the desert views were badass, and the lodge had an amazing gift shop where I may have spent far too much money on an enormous wooden guinea fowl statue.
Kairos B&B: $104 (N$1365) per night.
If you want to visit the ghost town of Kolmanskop, you'll most likely stay in nearby Luderitz. Kairos B&B was an affordable and decent hotel on a small peninsula with a nearby flamingo colony. There was A/C, parking spaces, a clean, modern room, and a gorgeous view over the ocean.
Maltahohe Hotel: $87 (N$1150) per night.
I'll be honest with you: there's absolutely nothing to do in Maltahohe, but it's a logical stopping point between Luderitz and Windhoek, and we liked Maltahohe hotel a lot. There was a swimming pool, beer garden, and bar/restaurant on site, so we had everything we needed to recover from yet another long drive over gravel roads. No complaints here!
The total cost of accommodation in Namibia was: $1091
The total cost of my share of accommodation expenses in Namibia over two weeks was: $545.
The Cost of Transportation in Namibia
There aren't many ways you can cut down on transportation costs in Namibia. Public transport doesn't really exist in the country, so you'll most likely be hiring a car in order to get around. While there are many guides online insisting you need to hire a 4×4, we opted for a Toyota Corolla and didn't feel as though we needed much more. Some more ground clearance would have potentially prevented part of our car's undercarriage from falling off[!], but we definitely didn't need any additional traction to what we had.
You'll save a lot of money by opting for a smaller car, so if you have experience on gravel roads, don't sweat it and go for the cheaper option. With car insurance, of course!
Car insurance is totally an essential for Namibia, as the country had one of the highest rates of car accidents in the world. It's likely you will get a flat tyre at some point, and the burnt out wrecks we spotted on the side of the road was a sobering reminder that accidents often happen. We just bought car insurance with the company we booked with and they fully refunded us for the tyre we needed to replace on our trip with no questions asked.
- Toyota Corolla hire for 12 days with Rentalcars.com: $416 (N$5480)
- 12 days of car insurance: $84 (N$1120)
- Cost of petrol for 12 days: $228 (N$2492)
- Cost of shuttle transfer at Sossusvlei to get to Deadvlei: $11 (N$150)
The total cost of my share of transportation expenses in Namibia over two weeks was: $375.
The Cost of Food in Namibia
The cost of eating in Namibia varied from place to place.
When we were staying in or driving through towns, we could grab a meal for $5-10, but when you're staying in the lodges, there are no alternative places to eat at unless you fancy a four hour round trip, so you're at the mercy of their pricing. The most expensive meals from our time in Namibia was the ones we had at the lodges in Etosha National Park. There, they charged almost $20 for a pretty crappy buffet dinner. In general, though, we paid around $10 for breakfast, $10 for lunch, and $15-20 for dinner.
Snacks are an essential part of road tripping in Namibia, as you'll rarely be near to a restaurant when you want to eat. At all times we carried a bunch of potato chips, water, and fruit and replaced them every few days.
The total cost of my food in Namibia over two weeks was: $448.
The Cost of Activities/Entrance Fees in Namibia
Activities and entrance fees were reasonable in Namibia and I didn't feel as though anything we did was overpriced. The most expensive activity of our trip was the seal-watching tour we jumped on in Walvis Bay, which came in at $55. For that, we spent two hours on a catamaran, drinking champagne, eating some of the best oysters of our lives, and spotting seals along the coastline. We even spotted the super-rare and super-weird sunfish, which totally made the trip for me.
Aside from that, the biggest expenses we encountered were entrance fees, which didn't feel extreme.
- A seal-watching tour in Walvis Bay: $55 (N$700)
- Entrance to Kolmanskop ghost town + photography permit: $17 (N$230)
- Entrance to Etosha National Park: $7 (N$90) per day
- Entrance to Sossusvlei: $7 (N$90)
The total cost of my activities and entrance fees in Namibia over two weeks was: $100.
The Cost of Random Shit in Namibia
Anti-malarial tablets: Anyone who thinks anti-malarials are worse than malaria has never had cerebral malaria. Namibia has malaria in the north of the country, so I took malarone for the four days I was in a high-risk area, followed by the next seven days. I opted for generic malarone tablets from Nomad Travel Clinic on Bond Street, London, which are priced at $2.42 per tablet. Doxycycline is a much cheaper alternative at $0.19 per tablet, but requires you to also take the tablets daily for a month after you leave the country and is an antibiotic, which I try to avoid taking if at all possible.
Namibian SIM card: We picked up a SIM card at Windhoek Airport upon arrival and it was super simple to do. The SIM card costs 50 US cents and 1 GB of data was a whopping $2.50.
Travel insurance: You know I'll always yell at you if you're dumb enough to skip out on travel insurance, but in Namibia, it's an essential. Why? Because Namibia has the highest car-accident death rate in the world, with 45 people killed on the road for every 100,000 citizens. On top of that, malaria hangs out in the northern parts of the country, and there are several other awful-sounding tropical diseases that you definitely don't want to contract. I recommend using World Nomads ($60.36 for my 12 day trip) in Namibia.
Bradt Namibia Guidebook: $18. If you're planning a trip to Namibia, you need this guidebook. Not only was it essential for planning our trip, but we used it on an hourly basis while we were in country. Of particular help was the route advice for which roads were best to take, restaurant recommendations for tiny towns, the super-helpful map and waterhole information for Etosha, and the animal identification section.
What to Know About Money in Namibia
- The Namibian dollar is pegged to the South African Rand, and you can use both within the country. It was common to pay and receive change in a mixture of both currencies.
- ATMs can be found in most towns of a decent size. Neither Dave nor I had issues with withdrawing money with our (Australian/British/Portuguese) debit cards and they worked in every ATM. It was common for there to be security guards stationed beside the machines.
- It's worth taking advantage of every opportunity to take money out of the ATM, especially if you know you'll be heading out away from any major towns for a while. Paying by card was possible in most lodges, restaurants, but wasn't an option everywhere. Make sure you keep cash on you for local restaurants, small lodges, gas stations, and for tipping.
My Total Expenses for Two Weeks in Namibia
Accommodation: $545
Transportation: $375
Food: $448
Activities/Entrance Fees: $100
Miscellaneous: $115
Total amount spent over two weeks: $1583
Average daily amount spent: $132 per day
And for anyone who's interested, if I'd been travelling solo, my total expenses would have been $2497, and my average daily amount $208. Yikes!
Namibia: Expensive but Totally Worth It!
I get it: Namibia is totally a hard sell when it's so goddamn expensive, but guys, if you have the means to visit, it's 100% worth the splurge. I promise you'll have the absolute time of your life there.
And if you're cool with camping, you'll most likely end up spending half as much as I did within the country.
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The gentle crash of the slowly lapping ocean caresses the shoreline of the beach in the near darkness. Head resting in hands, back wriggling its way into the warm sand, legs crossed at the ankles, I trace patterns in the sky through the myriad of stars painting the velvet canvas of my evening.
The waning heat of the dying fire behind me exudes a comforting atmosphere as the flickering flames create shadow dancers cast by the empty bottle of champaign sticking proudly out of its shallow grave in the coarse sand.
Pit-pat, pat-a-tat-pat. The rhythmic sounds of the drum circle casts its triumphant trance around the bay. My toes tap against my sandals like a metronome.
Slowly the people in the background fade into the withering night. The patterns in the dark sky begin to leap and play together. The man lion bounds through the playground of my night chasing a rainbow-hued phoenix across the dreamscape of my consciousness.
That consciousness fades into a sleeping dusk which is cast aside by a warmly rising sun as it brings its beauty to the now lonely beach.
Everyone has gone. The fire has died and the sun is coming up. Its time to go. That was a good night.
They are not always good nights. But there are good nights. For months the good nights were few and far between, but they seem to come easier these days. And even more frequently.
Less often am I found dwelling in dark thoughts of lost hopes. The bright side of things seems to be easier to find.
Its been a year since I made the choice. Left all that I had, was and felt defined by, behind to make a completely new start far from all that was dear to my heart.
That is probably accrediting the action with more fore thought than went into the real decision.
I had been unhappy with my job. Very unhappy and unfulfilled. The monotony of a business photographer for a small Midwestern weekly was not providing the lifestyle or fame that I desired.
After nine months it had been enough and at 10 months I packed up my few office possessions, stole a flash for my camera and took the job.
The offer was a spot as a photographer and sports writer with the Virgin Islands Daily News on St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands. I found the job online and sent them my resume on a whim. There was a foot of snow on the ground in January in Nebraska and it was 17 degrees outside.
For the record, given the choice between a dirty snow bank and a sandy white beach, wouldnt you go for it too?
My final week in the states was spent with family in St. Paul, Minnesota. Growing up in a household with six sisters and one brother who is 10-years younger is hard. Leaving that family behind to move out of the country is much harder.
I cried himself to sleep the night before I left. Alone in my basement room, the last time I would ever be able to call it my room. Creating patterns in my mind with the plastic, glow-in-the-dark stars glued to the plaster-board ceiling.
At 4:00 a.m. I was awake again having slept only two hours. A quick shower, a bagel and a cup of coffee later I was in the front seat of a Suburban riding shotgun with my father and namesake, cruising through the pre-dawn haze of MacGroveland out to the airport where I would take the first step of this new journey.
Anxiety tore through the bagel in my gut and ate holes into the lining my stomach as I boiled with misgivings and fears. Foremost being the extreme desire to not be getting on a plane. They crash all the time. People die. If you go down you have no chance!
Thoughts of her raced through my mind. What if what I had given up on was the real deal? What if I was leaving behind the best thing in my life? Wont I be miserable for the rest of my life? Maybe I should stay for her? Propose to her? Wouldnt that be better?
But I said goodbye to my father at the curb of the Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport. A final hug. Some final advice to watch myself and make good choices. I shouldered my bag and was on my way.
I checked in. Navigated my way through the terminal to my designated gate and found a seat. I made one last call before I left the country, the state, that I had been born in, grown up in, and learned to love. The call was to her. It was 7:30 in the morning but she had said to call because shed be up anyway.
My call woke her up, but she is glad to hear from me before the big flight, she says in that groggy sleep voice that comes from the place where she will always love me.
"Well, we are boarding," I say. Time to take off to places unknown and adventures untamable. I promise to call when I land.
I havent seen her for five months. We havent been dating for over a year. Yet, I still ache for her smile. For her warm presence in the dark when the night creeps in. For those eyes that sparkle with amazement, flash with anger and glow with love. For that laugh that breaks the monotony of my existence.
Good bye I whisper to my great state. A tear forms in the corner of my eye as I take my seat. The blur of the stewardess address about airplane safety belts is lost to the crooning of Blue October through the recently inserted ear-phones that will carry me to sleep as the plane lifts off for Miami.
I have to block out thoughts of you so I dont lose my head. They crawl in like a cockroach leaving babies in my bed, lifts me off the runway and I attempt to drift off into a dream world where the fear gripping my insides will disappear into the haze that is unconsciousness.
Hate me so you can finally see whats good for you? Anyone? Please.
It seems so long ago that that fateful flight carried me away from my routine to this new world. So far from that paralyzing fear that had gripped me upon arriving in the Caribbean for the first time.
The island has worn me smooth since. Life has made its mark and I am content to live it now.
The pilots voice could be heard over the intercom announcing their landing in beautiful St. Thomas where its always 85, sunny and blue skies -- drunks, drug-addicts, hookers and corrupt cops included.
The plane is descending but no runway is in sight. Where are they going to land? Whats going on? Irrational panic flashes through my mind. The runway at Cyril King extends out from the island into the open ocean. Its hard to see from the window of a plain until you touch ground. I learned that the hard way.
Waiting 40 minutes at the terminal for my luggage to be moved 30 yards from the plane to the baggage claim, Jason showed up, fat and clad in jean shorts and a flower-print madras shirt that hung open revealing a white t-shirt and Daily News media credentials. Nice to meet you he says. Welcome to the island.
Imidiately we conversed well, with plenty of things to talk about and many things that must be introduced to the newbie. For the afternoon the two of us drove around the 14-mile long and seven-mile wide strip of paradise.
Lunch was served at Caribbean Saloon where a chicken sandwich was a nice piece of familiarity in this foreign environment. I dont know how foreign yet.
Tonight is not a good night.
Alone on the porch, I got off work early today, but didnt have anywhere to go. Lynn is still in the office working late. The Daily News is a hard place to break away from on a work day, something always seems to pop up.
Its been about two months since the big move and while work is going well, my heart aches for those that were close to me and the familiarity of Omaha -- my town.
Keeping me company tonight are a couple of Presidentes, a bottle of Cruzan Citrus rum and a half smoked pack of cigarettes found in the blue jeep I bought two weeks ago. Id rather be smoking weed, something I havent part-take in for at least 6 months, but now that I am in the islands, I feel like I should pick it back up again.
The moonlight illuminates the precipice overlooking Magens bay as the evening wallows in its own serenity. A pair of large Koss headphones croon lonely melodies that dance their way through my mind.
This is the first day of my life. Swear I was born right in the door way.
Another pull of the bottle and I sink deeper into the chair and farther into the darkness gripping my mind. One after the other they flash through my consciousness. The one that was. The one that could have been. The one that should have been. What if? stalks me through my waking hours and haunts me through these subconscious evenings lost to the starlight of these cloudy nights.
Bright Eyes lulls me off into the darkness. I realized that I need you and I wonder if I could come home?
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With no knowledge of who the lyrics belong to, a variety of artists give their unfiltered opinion on other rappers' bars.
Who, What, When Where, Why: The world almost didn't hear Maxwell's groundbreaking first album. He was signed to Columbia Records but his music sat on a shelf for a full year because of label drama. Finally, on April 2, 1996 Urban Hang Suite hit the public.
Word On The Street Was..: Although one music critic called him "the next Prince" because of his amazing falsetto and emotional delivery, his album was actually a slow burn. The reaction to his first single, "Til The Cops Come Knockin" was lukewarm.
The Highlight Reel: His next two singles, "Ascension" and "Sumthin Sumthin" (which also appeared on the movie soundtrack for Love Jones) hit hard—and helped Maxwell's first album get certified gold.
The Usual (Or Unusual) Suspects: Maxwell held his own on Urban Hang Suite, he's credited on every single song as writer, producer—or both.
BackTalk from... Faith Evans: "His sexy falsetto was unique and pleasant ear candy in the midst of the hardcore hip-hop and R&B era."
Drop This Gem: Urban Hang Suite is actually a concept album, the songs tell a story in sequential order about a love affair.
These Days: Maxwell has always been something of an enigma. He doesn't do many interviews and seems to record only when the feeling really strikes. For the best Maxwell fix, check out his MTV Unplugged performance, particularly his cover of Kate Bush's This Woman's Work.
Grand Scheme: Maxwell firmly maintains his position as a critical part of the late 90s neo-soul movement, nestled between D'Angelo and Erykah Badu. His first album was a triumph, blending heartbreaking lyrics with top-notch production and true musicianship, (he taught himself how to play piano and guitar). He didn't become the next Prince. Instead, he became the one and only Maxwell. Which is even better.
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Blio app now available for iPhone, iPad
I found my last post about the Blio iOS app (from June 2010), and I can't believe how enthusiastic I was. Blio was a platform that had such great promise and it came to nothing.
Seriously, the Blio app doesn't do anything special, and it reads its own funky format. It's supposed to support TTS (it doesn't). And it's supposed to support a rich text format, but pretty soon so will everyone else (Epub3).
Back in 2010, Blio was the hot new thing. Now it is firmly in my "don't even bother" category. It never lived up to the hype, and now that you have better alternatives it's simply not worth the bother.


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This is the final part of a three part series which examines sales of gifts, non-business bad debts, and securities. In the first part, we discussed the general aspects of capital gains and losses, the brokers reporting to investors, how and where they are reported on Form 1040 and supporting schedules. The previous part discussed the tax implications for wash sales stock rights, small business stock, and inheritances.
Archive for Gift Tax
Income Tax Aspects Of Non-Business Capital Gains And Losses Part III
Gift Giving
If you gave any one person gifts valued at more than $14,000, it is necessary to report the total gift to the Internal Revenue Service. You may even have to pay tax on the gift.
The person who received your gift does not have to report the gift to the IRS or pay either gift or income tax on its value.
You make a gift when you give property, including money, or the Read more
Federal Estate Tax Returns: IRS Says No Closing Letters!
The IRS is the federal agency which has the most direct contacts with Americans. Dealing with the IRS is never easy when addressing federal estate tax returns. The starting point is 75,000 pages (in fine print) of the Internal Revenue Code and Regulations which Americans must somehow master to file accurate tax returns including estate taxes.
To make life even more difficult, irrespective of the IRC and Regulations, the IRS creates a number of procedural requirements necessary to complete various tasks involving the IRS' contacts with taxpayers. One such situation involving the filing of Federal Estate Tax Returns (forms 706 and 706-NA) has been the automatic issuance of closing letters (IRS Letter 627, catalogue # 40285J) when the IRS has completed reviewing these forms. Under Section 6324 of the IRC, the IRS has a 10 year lien on all property which appears on an estate tax return. In order to avoid personal liability, the executor of the estate and anyone else who had contact with either the assets or proceeds of the estate (see Section 2203) can be held liable for any unpaid tax unless one receives a form 5173, Federal Transfer Certificate which frees everyone from this potential liability. Form 5173 was always issued in tandem with with the automatic issuance of the federal closing letter. Read more
New Proposed Regulations 2801 For Covered Gifts/Bequests From Expatriates
U.S. citizens or long term residents who are covered expatriates who gift property during their lifetime or have bequeathed property upon their death, to a U.S. citizen or U.S. resident will cause the recipient of the gift to pay gift tax to the extent that the taxable gift exceeds the annual exemption. For 2015, the annual exemption is $14K. For this purpose, resident is one who is domiciled in the United States.
There are also similar rules or application where the recipient is a U.S. trust. Recipients of a "covered gift" or of a "covered bequest" who are charities are exempt from paying the gift tax.
Therefore any U.S. citizen or long-term resident who has expatriated under S877 of the IRS Code AND who is classified as a "covered expatriate" under S877A of the IRS Code will cause the recipient to pay this tax. The tax Read more
IRS Finally Provides Guidance On Gifts From US Expatriates
The United States Internal Revenue Service has issued proposed regulations to give guidance under section 2801 of the US tax code that imposes a tax (at the highest applicable gift or estate tax rates) on US residents and citizens receiving gifts and bequests from expatriates.
The number of people giving up their U.S. citizenship has accelerated in recent years, in part due to the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA). As we previously posted "It Must Be The Time To Expatriate?" where we discussed that the list of recent US expatriates' is a diverse: one of the world's greatest soul singers; a best-selling author, a professional basketball player, architects, artists, lawyers, retirees and financiers. The register of individuals who have "chosen to expatriate", as the US puts it, shows an Read more
New Rules On Gifts & Inheritances From Expats Proposed By The IRS
We know that increasing globalization keeps us, Enrolled Agents, on our toes especially when we have to consider advising families, businesses and real property owners who have ties with the US and other countries as well. Thanks to my many clients who have business interests in other countries or still have ties/ families back in the countries they migrated from, I deal with cross-border issues quite often.
Interestingly, this summer we did a work-up for a client who had surrendered their green-card & left the country but due to their length of stay in the country, they could be considered "covered-expatriates", the clients wanted to set up inheritances for their grand-children who are US citizens. Read more
Gifting Money or Property Can Have Serious Tax Consequences
Gift and inheritance taxes were created long ago to prevent an individual's assets from being passed on to future generations free of tax. Congress has frequently tinkered with these taxes, and currently the gift and inheritance taxes are unified with a top tax rate of 40%. However, the law does provide the following two exclusions from the tax:
Lifetime exclusion – For 2015, $5.43 million per person is excluded from gift and inheritance tax. This amount is annually adjusted for inflation and applies separately to each spouse of a married couple. Where one of the couple dies and does not use the entire exclusion amount, the unused portion of the exclusion can be passed on to the surviving spouse by filing an estate tax return for the decedent, even if one is otherwise not required. Read more
Deducting Gifts To Charity
You may claim as an itemized deduction, any charitable contributions of money or property you made to qualified charitable organizations. Generally, you may deduct charitable contributions of up to 50% of your adjusted gross income, but 20% and 30% limitations may apply in some cases. You may deduct a charitable contribution made to, or for the use of, any organization that is qualified under the Internal Revenue Code.
Defining Charitable Organizations
A qualified charitable organization is a nonprofit organization that qualifies for tax-exempt status according to the U.S. Treasury. Qualified charitable organizations must be operated exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, literary or educational purposes, or for the prevention of cruelty to animals or children, or the development of amateur sports. Read more
7 Tips To Determine If Your Gift Is Taxable
If you gave money or property to someone as a gift, you may wonder about the federal gift tax. Many gifts are not subject to the gift tax.
Here are seven tax tips about gifts and the gift tax.
1. Nontaxable Gifts. The general rule is that any gift is a taxable gift. However, there are exceptions to this rule. The following are not taxable gifts:
• Gifts that do not exceed the annual exclusion for the calendar year,
• Tuition or medical expenses you paid directly to a medical or educational institution for someone, Read more
Start 2015 Tax Planning Now! Part 4 (Final)
Tax Code Changes Create Challenges
How do you work and coordinate with attorneys and financial planners?
We make it a point to communicate with the client's attorney and financial planner anytime we see anything of financial or legal significance that has happened or is likely to happen. For example, in some cases, by combining the estate and gift tax exemption with the proper use of certain irrevocable trust, millions of dollars in estate and gift taxes may be avoided. If we see that a client may potentially benefit from this type of strategy, we will work closely with his/her attorney and financial planner to implement a plan.
Start 2015 Tax Planning Now! Part 3
Tax Code Changes Create Challenges
Inheritance taxes and estate planning are a growing concern for affluent baby boomers. What are some of the major issues?
In addition to the double step-up in basis on community property discussed above, the baby boom generation will benefit from some of the most generous estate tax loopholes in history. For example, married couples have complete spousal exemption from estate and gift tax when transferring property to each other. This has not always been the case.
For 2015, every person has a lifetime net gift and estate tax exemption up to $5.43 million. Considering that the top gift and estate tax rate is 40%, this exemption represents an Read more
New Models Challenge Tax Laws
You may have heard the news report that a women in Omaha, battling cancer, received about $50,000 from strangers after she set up an account with GoFundMe. It was also reported that the IRS is seeking $19,000 of income taxes from her on this amount. [See ABC8, 4/27/15 story and KETV.]
The power of the Internet to easily reach many people throughout the world enables vendors to have a larger market, writers to have more readers, and people seeking funds to potentially raise a lot. Crowdfunding websites can generate funds for many purposes and many of these purposes result in taxable income to the recipient. However, not always. What the woman in Omaha received is a gift under the income tax law.


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Nup. No Floods Here
One was going to tell you all about the Queensland floods.
In fact One spent a good part of the morning posting all about all kinds of natural disasters of the cyclonic, fire AND flood kind before One decided to simply do this instead.
Oh alright.
Just a little bit.
We are dry here today after a year's worth of rain having fallen in 6 weeks. By some magic, we are not flooded. The third level is a muddy mire. The septic trench is smelling more country than usual. And if we didn't suffer from cabin fever we might try white water rafting down the storm water outlet on the edge of our property.
But that is nothing...
Up the road a bit to Gympie and down the road a bit to Caboolture, west a bit to Toowomba and then further south to Brisbane, flood waters are showing off their awesome power. Friends and family are affected to varying degrees. It is all awful. One has found it difficult to talk to anyone much, let alone blog. But a bit of sunshine and a sticking out of woolly tongue can do wonders.
Love and best wishes to those in its path. And fab job done by the SES volunteers and the defence force and the police and even those we love to hate and hate to love, the pollies. Thank bloody goodness for all of you.


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Why you should consider a career in law enforcement
February 28, 2012
In the current economic environment of high unemployment and uncertain job security, a career in law enforcement is something many people are considering. If you're one of those people, you should know that law enforcement can be an extremely rewarding career path, with opportunities at the local, state and federal levels. Police work isn't going to make you a millionaire, but it does offer long-term job security, as well as good pay and benefits.
Aside from the financial considerations of a career in law enforcement, one of the biggest benefits of the job is the knowledge that you're making a positive contribution to the well being of your community by upholding the law and maintaining order in a wide variety of circumstances. Whether you're serving in a big city, a small town, or a rural area, you'll have the respect of citizens who know they can rely on you to keep the peace and ensure the safety of the community at large. You'll have the satisfaction of knowing that you have a chance to be a force for good in life or death situations, possibly saving lives, staving off injury and preventing crimes. A career in law enforcement means you'll be called upon to help out in a wide variety of emergencies, including fender benders, robberies, assaults and domestic disputes.
There are many aspects of a career in law enforcement to consider. Each policing agency has various specialties, including patrol officers, K-9 police, detectives and forensic officers. Other specialties in law enforcement include special weapons and tactics (SWAT) teams, firearms training and instruction, correctional work in jails and courtrooms and harbor patrol.
Sheriff's Departments offer careers in law enforcement at the county level. They tend to be smaller than municipal police departments and usually have less than 50 officers. State Police Departments patrol the highways to enforce traffic laws, respond to accidents and monitor for criminal activity like drug trafficking.
At the federal level, a career in law enforcement is another source of police work for applicants to consider. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is tasked with investigating violations of federal law and national security. FBI officers investigate a wide variety of criminal activity, including bank robberies, kidnapping, narcotics trafficking and terrorism.
The DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency) is another federal policing department that offers a career in law enforcement relating to the trafficking of narcotics and illegal drugs. Other federal agencies with good employment in law enforcement are the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the Secret Service, the U.S. Customs, the Fish and Game Department, the Federal Air Marshals and the U.S. Border Patrol.
All in all, there are many opportunities for a wide range work if you're looking for a career in law enforcement. Police work offers a rewarding career with good pay and benefits, excellent job security and plenty of opportunity for advancement.


text: John A. Trono, professor of computer science, will be presenting his paper "Applying Occam's Razor to the Prediction of the Final NCAA Men's Basketball Poll" at the Sixth MathSport International Conference, from June 26-28, 2017 as hosted by the University of Padua (Italy). (Posted June 2017) John A. Trono, professor of computer science, gave an invited talk on March 18, 2015, at Middlebury College, presenting his "Reasonably Secure Cryptosystem Based on Addition." He also presented his paper "Transactions: They're Not Just For Banking Any More" at the Central Plains regional conference of the Consortium for Computer Science in Colleges (CCSC-CP) which was held on April 10-11 in Branson, Missouri. (Posted April 2015)


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Sponsor a bench at the Silver Lake Reservoirs
Since 2015, SLRC has donated benches that have been installed along the path and in Silver Lake Meadow. Individuals and businesses in the community are invited to support this effort as well. By sponsoring a bench, you can:
- Show your support for the Silver Lake Reservoirs community
- Celebrate your loved one(s)
- Recognize your business or group
- Communicate an inspirational message
Sponsorship of a bench is $5,000. This includes a bench with a personalized plaque, plus ten years of maintenance. For more information, contact Leslie Edmonds using the form below.


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"Welfare Queens" and Fraud In Food Stamps? Joel Berg of NYCAAH Sets The Record Straight
The Wall Street Journal recently published an editorial by James Bovard on the increase in food stamps usage and the alleged incidence of crime and fraud that has come with it. Joel Berg, the executive director of New York City Coalition Against Hunger (NYCCAH), responds to Bovard's comments and sets the record straight on food stamp fraud.
Contrary to James Bovard's statements, the federal SNAP Program (formerly the Food Stamp Program) is in no way experiencing a crime wave. Fraud in the program, which is now delivered on electronic cards, is actually far lower today than in the 1980's, when paper stamps were still distributed. Furthermore, the number of people illegally using food stamp benefits has always been dwarfed by the number of low-income Americans eligible for assistance who choose not to apply because they don't want to be falsely labeled criminal by Bovard and his ilk.
It is ridiculous for Bovard to imply that the Administration is somehow pro-fraud because it wishes to end costly and ineffective programs in four states that obtain electronic finger prints from food stamps applicants. The Obama Administration and anti-hunger advocates are committed to reducing actual fraud in the system-not ideologically invented fraud. Bovard does not cite a single example of fraud which could have been prevented by finger imaging. Even worse, one of the examples he cites occurred in New York City, where the existing finger printing process did nothing to prevent employees from stealing tax dollars from the very agency that conducts finger printing. In fact, the 46 states that don't finger print applicants have lower program error rates than the four states that still do. The real waste is that four states spend millions of tax dollars on supposed fraud-detection systems that simply don't work.
SNAP encourages 44 million struggling Americans to provide for themselves and their families on the basis of merit-not fraud. Conservatives should support this opportunity rather than falsely portray the program's positive outcomes."
See Bovard's article here.


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Miranda Lambert Concert Recap [PHOTOS+VIDEOS]
Miranda Lambert rocked the house with Justin Moore last Sunday, and our Cat Country listeners took some great photos! Here's a collection of photos and videos from the show taken by YOU, the listeners!
Miranda Lambert rocked the house with Justin Moore last Sunday, and our Cat Country listeners took some great photos! Here's a collection of photos and videos from the show taken by YOU, the listeners!
The last time they scheduled a show in Indiana, Sugarland made headlines for all the wrong reasons, suffering a horrific stage collapse that claimed the lives of seven concertgoers and injured more than 40 others.
At the time, they promised they'd be back to perform a free show — and now they're making good on that promise by adding a new show.
Wanna be up front for Blake Shelton's concert at MetraPark on January 21? We're bringing you the chance to win tickets before they even go on sale! You don't even have to do anything, just click and win!
Miranda Lambert shared a bit of advice for aspiring singer/songwriters trying to get their own music heard; make sure you know who you are from the start.
Even as rescue workers continue to battle the wildfires that have raged through Texas throughout September, organizers are putting together a benefit to help pay for some of the more than $250 million worth of damage the fires have left behind.
Scheduled for October 17, 'Fire Relief: The Concert for Central Texas' has lined up an impressive array of artists and bands with roots in the Lone Star State, including the Dixie Chicks, Willie Nelson, and Lyle Lovett.
Few musicians have meant more to the history of country music than the legendary mandolin player Bill Monroe. He's no longer with us, but his legacy remains very much alive and for proof, you need look no further than the number of tributes and celebrations surrounding Monroe's 100th birthday.
To mark the event, which passed September 12, there are a number of projects are paying tribute to Monroe's pioneering work, including concerts, a documentary, a musical, CDs, and — if you've got the travel budget — some unique museum exhibits.
The color pink isn't something most people normally associate with the Grand Ole Opry, but in October, to help spread awareness of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, country's most venerable institution will be going pink for the third straight year.
Martina McBride has been announced as the headliner for the third annual Opry Goes Pink concert, to be held October 22 in support of Women Rock for the Cure.
Taylor Swift fanatics: We've got your chance to see and meet the country superstar! Just head over to our Facebook page and enter to win - signing up only takes a second.
After a long, cold winter of labor disputes, lockouts, and a few months where it looked like we might not have a football season this year, the 2011 NFL season is just about ready to begin.
And before the Packers and Saints finally take the field for the first game on September 8, some of music's biggest stars will celebrate the new season with this year's NFL Kickoff Concert, featuring performances from Maroon 5, Kid Rock, and Lady Antebellum.
It was impressive enough that Taylor Swift booked a four-night run of sellout performances at L.A.'s Staples Center. Then she went and added surprise cameos from Justin Bieber and Jason Mraz, who each popped up for unannounced duets. Sunday night marked the end of Taylor's Staples residency, and she had yet another surprise special guest for her fans: Ellen DeGeneres.
UPDATE: There is currently very limited information concerning Miranda Lambert's extending tour schedule. CMT and TasteofCountry.com have listed October 9 as her show in Billings and October 11 in Missoula.
HOWEVER, nothing has been made official on a LOCAL level by any venue so far. We will keep you updated as soon as information becomes available, so stay tuned!
What's just about the worst thing that can happen to a singer who's getting ready to promote his new album?
If you answered "laryngitis," you know what's been plaguing Toby Keith — and what forced him to cancel his Sunday appearance at Canada's Big Valley Jamboree.


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Taking a system approach to expose modern biology, this book presents the fundamental system principles and parameters common to all living species. The straightforward examination begins with a presentation of molecular cell biology and progresses to the complex interrelationship between genes and proteins as observed in metabolic process, signal transduction, cell division and embryonic development. The book's unique approach provides a depiction of the human genome project, a review of high throughput biology and bioinformatic tools and a presentation of gene circuitry and pathway analysis as applied to cell division, development of embryo and metabolic pathways and expose of emerging proteomic science.
The volume presents the chemistry of life, macromolecules of life, cells and their housekeeping functions, gene circuits, genomics, cell adhesion and communication, cell division and its regulation, development of multicellular organisms and large scale biology.
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Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain. It comes from when the family lived in or around the settlement of Batley in the West Riding of the county of Yorkshire. The place-name is derived from the Old English personal name Bata, which was probably a nickname for a stout or burly man related to a word meaning cudgel, and the Old English word leah, meaning wood or clearing.
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The cabinet doors on this 48 in. vanity are outfitted with British cane to augment the rich espresso finish, giving your bathroom a regal flair. Soft-closing hinges ensure the inset doors shut smoothly and quietly, and sit flush with the cabinet face for a sleek look. Inside is plentiful storage space for toiletries and bathroom accessories with an adjustable shelf to keep the area neat and organized. Two deep drawers on each side house even more powder room items and two tilt-out upper compartments reside where you'd normally find faux drawers on other cabinets. Search the FEBO Bimini collection for a wall cabinet, mirror and/or linen tower with an espresso finish to bolster your bathroom build-out.
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- Leg levelers can be twisted to offset uneven flooring
- Antique brass hardware and bun feet included
- Sturdily built with craftsman-like precision (comes fully assembled)
- Soft-stop glides ease drawers softly into place
- Rear panel has cutouts for no-hassle plumbing hookups
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Top 10 weekend events (Jan. 10-12)
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Daily: The El Galeon and the Nao Victoria are in St. Augustine. The first of the two replicas, the Nao Victoria, arrived here on Dec. 23. The second, the El Galeon, arrived on Jan. 6.The ships will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for public tours. The Nao Victoria is open Jan. 1 to Feb. 8. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children. The El Galeón remains in port through July. El Galeón tickets are $15 for adults and $8 for children. A combo ticket of $20 for adults and $10 for children is available to board both vessels when they are docked together. Tickets are available at several outlets around St. Augustine including all Ripley's Believe it or Not and Red Train tour locations, and Bayfront Mini Golf at the marina. Call 904-824-1606 for reservations.
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Jan. 11: The St. Augustine Spanish Garrison will present a Changing of the Guard ceremony at 6:30 p.m. in front of Government House on Saint George Street. The Changing of the Guard re-enacts what would have been a nightly occurrence in St. Augustine in the early 1740's as Spain was at war with the British in Georgia. The Garrison's march will begin at 6 p.m. at the Spanish Bakery to the City Gates, down St. George Street to Government House, and then back up St. George St. At approximately 6:15 p.m., a presentation about the Guards' changing and 1740 military arts will take place at Government House. Admission is free.
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Jan. 10-Feb. 21: The Cultural Center at Ponte Vedra Beach will showcase the Annual Juried Cultural Center Artist Member Exhibition, with works selected by Christina Foard and Holly Keris, from Jan. 10 through Feb. 21. More than 20 artist members will be exhibiting paintings, sculptures, photography, mixed media and more. Opening reception is from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Center, 50 Executive Way, in Ponte Vedra Beach. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Admission is free. Go to ccpvb.org.
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Jan. 10 and other select dates: A 2-hour journey into the estuary allows guests to view St. Augustine's historic bayfront during the sunset. Buy one full price ticket at $50 for an adult and get $10 off the second adult ticket. Tour time is 3:45 p.m. Call St. Augustine Eco Tours for reservations at 904-377-7245 or go to staugustineecotours.com.
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Jan. 10-16: The Hobbit trilogy continues at The IMAX Theatre at World Golf Hall of Fame through Jan. 16. Adult tickets are $13, seniors/students/military tickets are $12, and children ages 3 to12 tickets are $10. Call 904-940-4133 or go to worldgolfimax.com.
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Jan. 10-11: Take a musical journey back in time aboard the New Year's Rockin' Trolley. Featuring the most popular songs of each decade since the 1920s, the trolley tour takes guests through the downtown streets to see the 3 million glittering lights during Nights of Lights. The trolley leaves at 6 and 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays from the Visitors Information Center, 10 Castillo Drive. Call 904-289-3800 or go to trolleytours.com.
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Jan. 11: St. Augustine's Original Chocolate Tour will be offered at 1:30 p.m. on Saturdays this month and in February, departing from Old Town Trolley's Welcome Center at 27 San Marco Ave., where free parking is available. The tour will offer participants the chance to stop and sample chocolate at several locations throughout the Ancient City. Guests will leave with samples of chocolate from Whetstone and Peterbrooke Chocolatier. Reservations are required. Call 904-829-3800.
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Jan. 11: Nighttime tours of the Castillo de San Marcos will depart at 7 and 7:45 p.m. at the National Monumen, 1 Castillo Drive. The Castillo de San Marcos, renamed Fort Marion, became a center of defense for the townspeople living in the area from 1838 and 1842 during the Second Seminole War. This war would spur on the eventual statehood of the Florida Territory and remains one of the longest conflicts in U.S. history. Revisit this time period during the 45-minute torch-lit tours. Cost is $8 per adults ages 15 and older, and $4 for childres ages 5 to 15 (free for 4 and younger). Tickets can be purchased at fee booth. Call 904-829-6506, ext. 233.
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Jan. 11: From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Florida Agricultural Museum presents a program on how to navigate through the Florida wilderness. Open to all ages and levels of experience. This trail-hiking program is a light competition with different skill-level trails. Instructors will be on-site to explain how the game works. There are three orienteering courses — from one to three-miles in length — and participants must finish within two hours of their start time. Admission is $2 per person plus $4 per map. Compasses will be available for rent for 50 cents each, with a $20 deposit. The museum is at 7900 Old Kings Road North, in Palm Coast. Call 386-446-7630 or go to MyAgMuseum.com.
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Jan. 12: Meet the birds from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Anastasia State Park, 300Anastasia Park Road. Led by a park volunteer, this informative walk is open to participants of all birding levels. Participants will observe a diverse variety of shore birds, marsh birds and hammock birds by walking the beach, boardwalks, nature trails, and other areas. Dress for the weather and bring binoculars, water, comfortable walking shoes and a field guide if you have one. Meet at the Island Beach Shop & Grill pavilion at the end of the main park drive. Regular park entry fees apply at $4 doe single-occupant vehicle, $8 for vehicle with 2-8 occupants, or $2 for bicyclist or pedestrian. This event is weather permitting and subject to cancellation. Go to floridastateparks.org/Anastasia or call 904-461-2033.


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Runtime: 55 minutes
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Documental, Drama, Action.
55-minute film (full movie) directed by Emadeldin Elsayed.
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It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Ibrahim Elmasry, Almowhed Bellah Abdelrahman and Abdelrahman Hassona.
Emadeldin Elsayed.
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The Harrogate Antique & Fine Art Fair, organised by Louise Walker for more than 30 years, which returns to the Harrogate International Centre for its Spring fixture from 14-17 April, 2016, is proud to fly the flag for the traditional antiques and art dealer, many being members of BADA and LAPADA and the addition of respected names in the C20th Decorative Arts arena adds another dimension to the Fair.
Joining the bedrock of regular exhibitors this time will be SAC & Company, owned by Francis Raeymaekers – a big name in London's West End and New York's Park Avenue antiques coterie in the 80s and 90s and later in Mount Street, Mayfair, when in 2003 he opened The Metal Gallery, focusing on contemporary metalwork and was the first contemporary art gallery to be invited into the BADA and to exhibit at Grosvenor House Antiques & Fine Art Fair. Following a sabbatical due to ill health since 2005, SAC & Company now return to the fray with a more broad based inventory, covering objects, furniture and paintings.
Also making a debut will be The Parker Gallery, London, with fine art from the nineteenth century and Paul Hodson Antiques from the Ribble Valley.
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Fine French 'Directoire' mahogany Sofa Table signed by Jean-Joseph Chapuis. Crafted in Brussels, circa 1800 and stamped on both drawers, "CHAPUIS". Chapuis was an important cabinetmaker from Brussels. Born in 1765, he established his workshop in 1798 at Rue de Borgval. He was included in the 'Almanachs du Commerce' during the Premier Empire until 1824 and remained active until 1830, year the Kingdom of Belgium was created. Needless to say, both French and Belgians claim him as their own. A classic example of Directoire cabinet making and design. Stripped of all frivolous ornamentation and gilt bronze fittings of the previous era, it still manages to exude a degree of sober sophistication through the quality of the materials used and the high level of skill in the execution of the design. The years between the revolution of 1789 and Napoleon's coronation in 1805 were very difficult for French craftsmen. Most of their clients and patrons had either lost their heads or fled! Slowly the vacuum was filled with a new class of administrators with simpler and more sober tastes. Price £12500
Haynes Fine Art - Helen Bradley - "Goodness Cried Aunt Frances" Oil on board. POA.
S&S Timms Antiques - A very attractive Mid 19th Century Papier Mache Tray
having delightful painted and gilded decoration housed on later ebonised and gilded turned tapering leg stand. Price £1650
Returning exhibitors include: showing fine art: Baron Fine Art, Walker Galleries of Harrogate and Haynes Fine Art. Jewellery will be shown by Licht & Morrison, Howards of Stratford and Saul Greenstein of London. Silver will be shown by Jack Shaw & Co from Yorkshire and there will be pottery and porcelain from Roger de Ville, John Newton, Philip Caroll Antiques and Valerie Main. There is an impressive line up of furniture dealers including S&S Timms Antiques, Millington Adams and Mark Buckley.
Philip Carrol Antiques - A rare and large Wedgwood pottery 'America's Cup' jug, c. 1920.
The jug printed in black with titled scenes of sloops that were connected with The America's Cup . 'The Fanny, On The Port Tack' and 'The Illie, Off Telegraph Hill' Within printed borders of graphing vines. The simple loop handle printed with a stylised floral scroll. Medium: Earthenware Signed/Inscribed: Printed and impressed marks to the base. Price £980
On Thursday 14 April, a seasonal talk from Patrick Conner, from the Martyn Gregory Gallery, as part of The BADA Lecture at the Fair, will be From Hahas to Hermits - a lecture on the great gardens of the C18th which will cover the notion of the natural garden introduced by William Kent with examples drawn from leading English gardens – Rousham, Claremont, Painshill, Stowe and Stourhead.
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This story comes courtesy of Jolie Jeter with Alpha Omega Veterans Services. Names and pictures have been changed to protect privacy.
Jim was a veteran, having served in our nation's armed forces in his younger years. Now at the age of 51, the body which had served him so well as an enlisted man had become frail and weak – a reflection of the turns his life had experienced, as he was also now addicted to drugs, living on the streets and homeless.
Jim might have died alone on the streets if not for a trip to an in-patient medical clinic for depression and vision loss. That meeting connected him with one of United Way's network agencies specializing in helping veterans from our nation's armed forces who are struggling with homelessness, Alpha Omega Veterans Services.
"Jim had a wide array of medical issues in addition to his vision problems" says the agency counselor. "He had contracted diabetes, was suffering from chronic kidney disease and high blood pressure, and he had substance abuse issues with alcohol and cocaine."
Jim wished to enter a rehabilitation center for blindness located outside of his state. The waiting list for that center was quite long, and his other medical problems had to be addressed first, before he would be put on the list.
Jim was admitted to Alpha Omega's agency home and his health began to improve. With proper supervision, he was taking his medications in the proper doses and at the right hours. He also received treatment for addiction issues. In time, we was able to participate in the administration of medications using properly-labeled medicine boxes. He began using eye drops and insulin to check his blood sugar and better control his struggle with diabetes. He also began dialysis for his chronic kidney disease.
"In short time, Jim's blood sugar, blood pressure, electrolytes and protein levels came under greater control," the counselor said. "These changes contributed to Jim becoming medically stable, which enabled him to be placed on the waiting list for admission to the blind rehabilitation facility." Jim made further strides to reach his personal goals within his individualized treatment plan.
"Jim is very independent and resourceful in reaching all of his personal goals," the counselor added. "Despite his blindness and with no formal training, he has familiarized himself with his surroundings and is able to move around inside and outside the facility with little or no assistance."
Notably, Jim has also acquired the techniques to determine colors of shirts, amounts of money and determining the differences between medications and dosage amounts. Since getting involved with the program, he has improved his ability to live independently and was recently awarded a service-connected pension from the Department of Veterans Affairs for his diabetes.
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Thursday 1 November 6.30pm – If You Are The One (China, 2008)
When Qin (Ge You) decides to give love one last chance, he spends weeks on disappointing blind dates until he meets the stunning Xiaoxiao. This romantic comedy is one of the highest grossing Chinese films ever.
Thursday 1 November 8.30pm – If You Are The One 2 (China, 2010)
Two years after the events of the highly successful original film, Qin Fen (Ge You) has asked Liang Xiaoxiao (Shu Qi) to marry him. However when their two best friends Mango and Li Xingshan announce their divorce after five years of marriage, Xiaoxiao suggests she and Fen trial a "test marriage" to see if their love will last once they make it official.


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Deepavali happens to be one of those festivals which are celebrated by people all over the country cutting across the religious and linguistic barriers. People, irrespective of their ages, take great pleasure in bursting crackers on that day.
On this occasion, K-town celebrities have 'revealed' the way they plan to celebrate the ensuing Deepavali, also known as the 'Festival of Lights, this year:
Milky beauty Tamannah says: "Deepavali is the most important festival in our household; the entire house would dazzle in lights. Besides eating mouth-watering dishes, sweets and other things, I take great pleasure in donning a grand salvar-khameez designed especially for the occasion by my designer. If I happen to be in Mumbai during Deepavli, I never fail to visit the Mahalaxmi Temple to offer special prayers!"
Curvaceous Shriya Saran says that her house would be decorated tastefully on the eve of Deepavali. "We usually celebrate the festival in a traditional way by worshipping the Gods and offering poojas. Obviously, I'd put on a dress specially made for me by my costume-designer. I love occasions like Deepavali which gives me a wonderful opportunity to be with my family members," says Shriya.
Bubbly Hansika, toast of Kollywood in recent times, says "Deepavali happens to be one of my favorite festivals which I'd like to celebrate in the presence of all my family members. Mercifully, there shouldn't be any shooting schedule fixed for me on Deepavali day. I love to go for shopping and purchase all the latest designer and trendy outfits," says Hansika, whose Velayudham opposite Vijay is all set to release on Deepavali.
Trisha says that if she happens to be in Chennai during Deepavli, she'd celebrate the occasion with her family. "In case I happened to be in Hyderabad or Mumbai during Deepavali, I'd go on a shopping spree and pick up lots of dresses to suit my taste," says Trisha who is presently starring in Samaran opposite Vishal.


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Apple Watch: Edition
- A price check in perspective -
Apple's smartwatch family will include an Edition series that is encased in 18-karat gold and will set you back at least an even $10,000. The Guardian's Apple Watch calculated what this retail price actually is worth by asking the question: how long would you have to work to afford the Edition. This site contains the figures to answer this question for each of the countries where the Edition is available. Check out a complete Apple Watch gallery here!
How to Use This Silk: Browse the charts and maps below. Click "Explore" anywhere on the site to go into visualization and filtering mode. Search for individual pages or entities in the top search box.
Average workdays needed to afford Apple's (cheapest) Smartwatch Edition
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Barco CinemaCon 2012
Used to promote Barco projectors, this building projection starred their firefly boy used in all of Barco's marketing campaigns. The 3D projection was a first for Caesars Palace in Las Vegas as part of the annual CinemaCon event. DWP Live used Barco's latest projectors to play content designed and developed by Monster Media 3D.
Creative directors Jack Hattingh and Alan Demafiles for Monster Media 3D with contributing 3D artists Per-Anders Edwards, Sébastien Florand, Clement Vaucelle and Callum Hattingh.
Client: Barco/DWPLive


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Honored with SHOF's highest accolade, the Johnny Mercer Award, in 2009"
Lamont Dozier was born and raised in Detroit, and was surrounded by music as a child. He began writing lyrics and music before he was a teenager.
At the age of 13, Dozier founded The Romeos, was signed to Atco Records in 1957. The band had a charting R&B record with the song, "Fine Fine Baby". Shortly thereafter, The Romeos broke up, Dozier joined The Voicemasters, a doo-wop band on Anna Records. Soon after, Dozier signed exclusively to Motown Records in 1962 as an artist, producer, and songwriter.
In the early 60's, Dozier soon hooked up with Brian Holland, and was later joined by Brian's brother Eddie. The catalog the trio would create in the 1960's was a major part of the Motown success. The team of Holland-Dozier-Holland churned out a massive stream of songs for the Supremes, the Four Tops, the Temptations, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, The Marvelettes, Marvin Gaye. Catalog highlights include "Baby Love", "Where Did Our Love Go", "Baby I Need Your Loving", "You Can't Hurry Love", "Reach Out, I'll Be There", "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)", "Stop! In The Name of Love", "Love Is Like An Itching In My Heart", "Heat Wave", "Nowhere to Run", "Bernadette", "It's The Same Old Song" and more. Holland-Dozier-Holland were the architects of the self-titled Sound of Young America, and created the songs that turned a fledgling Detroit record company into an industry groundbreaker and powerhouse.
After leaving Motown, Holland-Dozier-Holland had a string of hits on the Invictus and Hot Wax labels that rank with their best at Motown.…
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