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Cuttack, Oct 24 (UNI) Naman Ojha's polished 96 helped India Green to set a daunting target of 261 against India Red in the second match of the NKP Salve Trophy Challenger Series at Barabati Stadium here today.
After winning the toss and electing to bat, India Green played with a plan and purpose to compile a healthy total of 260 for nine in 50 overs.
Solid partnerships between Ojha and Shikhar Dhawan (45) for the opening wicket and then between Ojha and Suresh Raina (58) for the second wicket took India Green to a commanding position before a late-order collapse saw them losing seven wickets just for 63 runs.
Facing a must win situation after their 49-run defeat in the opening match against defending champions India Blue yesterday, India Red effected two changes in their side, replacing stumper Parthiv Patel and Vinay Kumar by Wridhman Saha and Faiz Fazal.
In the afternoon, the match started under a cloud cover caused by low pressure in the Bay of Bengal.
India Green started on a cautious note, ensuring no loss of early wickets. Opening duo Dhawan and Ojha took time to settle down but once they got used to the low and slow character of the pitch, runs started flowing off their bats.
Most of the runs came square off the wickets with 25-year-old Madhya Pradesh batsman Ojha preferring the off side and 22-year-old Dhawan the opposite.
In between Ojha lifted Reds captain Badrinath straight for a sweetly timed six and then cut the next ball to point boundary for a four.
Dhawan showed good ability in pulling the ball to the fence. The duo did an excellent job for the team by putting up 102 runs in 19.2 overs before Dhawan fell for 45, top-edging Mohnish Parmar to the short fine-leg where Manoj Tiwari held an easy catch.
India Red's new-ball attack lacked direction and the bite. Both Pravin Kumar and L Balaji were punished the openers more often than not.
With the cloud cover getting thicker, lights were switched on after the end of 18th over.
The departure of Dhawan could not affect the smooth going of the Green innings as new man Raina adopted the same strategy of wait, watch and then go for runs. It resulted in another healthy partnership that produced 95 runs for the second wicket.
The association between Ojha and Raina ended when the former lose patience to lost his wicket. He escaped narrowly when his lofted drive off Chawla fell just short of a fielder at long-on.
Unfazed, Ojha pulled the next ball to the mid-wicket fence where Faiz Fazal took a tumbling catch. Ojha became the third batsman in the current tournament to miss a century narrowly.
But his 130-ball knock of 96 was the highest score so far in the tourney.
The exit of Ojha witnessed a complete turn-around in the game as the next seven wickets fell in addition of only 63 runs. All the seven batsmen got out while trying to go for big shots or quick singles. Among them Raina, who had scored a double century here in a Ranji Trophy match against Orissa last year, completed his half-century before being caught by Tiwary off Chawla at long-on.
Young leg-spinner Piyush Chawla was the most successful India Red bowlers, bagging three wickets for 50 runs.


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Decorating By cakeman76 Updated 4 Oct 2012 , 1:50am by perfectcakebyshirley
I always put my regular fondant cakes in the fridge over night and take out about a hour before delivery to let the sweat dry out.
My question is can i do the same with chocolate fondant? I know water causes problems with chocolate.
thanks in advance.
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I've never had a problem. I know most people don't recommend putting fondant cakes in the fridge, but like you, I always do, and have never had a problem.


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Allen hosts Educator Expo on Tuesday
Teachers, home school and preschool educators, scout leaders and PTA members are invited to Allen's Educator Expo from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Allen Senior Recreation Center, 451 St. Mary Drive.
The expo gives educators a chance to network with Allen and Collin County staff to discover various educational programs designed to enhance curricula. The event is free but attendees are asked to register. Call 214-509-4551.
Fort Worth Sister Cities offers exchanges
Fort Worth students in grades 8 to 12 can apply to become a 2012 Fort Worth Youth Ambassador on one of seven exchanges offered by Fort Worth Sister Cities International. The deadline to apply is Oct. 21.
The exchanges will be in Italy, Austria, Germany, Japan, South Africa, Indonesia and China.
Call 817-632-7100 or visit fwsistercities.org.
Chick-fil-A announces scholarship news
Chick-fil-A's national Leadership Scholarship program awarded scholarships to six area students: Clinton Barnette of Dallas, Shatyra Langston of Cedar Hill, Katie Heath and Kellie Heath of Keller, Matthew Amend of Fort Worth and Maria Jones of Burleson.
Adelante plans parent workshop Saturday
Adelante U.S. Educational Leadership Fund will host a two-hour parent workshop at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the University of North Texas at Dallas, Founders Hall, Room 138 A/B, 7400 University Hills Blvd.
Raul Magdaleno, director of diversity and community engagement at Southern Methodist University, will be a guest speaker. He received a Congressional Gold Medal for his service as a mentor to Latinos. Visit adelantefund.org.
Area schools win Green Ribbon award
Green Ribbon Schools recognized several area schools for their accomplishments in making their school communities happier, healthier and smarter by earning the Green Ribbon School Award for 2010-11.
This year's winners are Northstar School in Arlington; Coppell High School; Dallas' Harry C. Withers Elementary, Lakehill Preparatory School, St. John's Episcopal Schools and Stonewall Jackson Elementary; Winfree Academy Charter School in Denton; Timberview Middle School in Keller; Fort Worth's Comanche Springs Elementary and Country Day School; and Dooley Elementary in Plano.
Students win mayor's fitness contest
Arlington Mayor Robert Cluck challenged more than 4,700 fifth-grade students to take 10,000 steps a day as part of his "Let's Move With the Mayor" program.
Katie Clark of Pearcy Elementary came in first place with 5 million recorded steps. Heidy Cortez of Beckham Elementary placed second with 2.3 million steps. Third-place winner was Taryn Cates of Duff Elementary, who logged 1.6 million steps.
Visit aisd.net.
Foundation to hold annual gala Friday
The Cedar Hill ISD Education Foundation will hold its eighth annual Gala at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Midlothian Conference Center,1 Community Center. The theme is "Viva Las Vegas." Tickets are $75.
Visit cedarhillef.org.
District announces top principals
The Coppell ISD announced that Sean Bagley of Coppell High School and Jeff Minn of Coppell Middle School West have been selected as Assistant Principals of the Year for Region 10 by the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals.
They will represent the more than 80 school districts in Region 10.
Visit coppellisd.com.
Woodrow Wilson celebrates homecoming
Micki Rawlings, wife of Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings, will serve as grand marshal of the Woodrow Wilson High School homecoming parade at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. The parade will start on Reiger Avenue.
The school is celebrating homecoming week and will play Hillcrest High in the football game at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Franklin Stadium, 10000 Hillcrest Ave. Call 972-502-4400.
Retired school workers group to meet
The South Dallas County Retired School Personnel will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the DeSoto Conference Center, 210 E. Belt Line Road in DeSoto. Tim Miles will be the speaker. Call 214-507-7349.
District announces honor for advocate
Longtime DeSoto ISD advocate Warren Adams was honored last week as a Hero for Children by the State Board of Education.
The district is seeking nominations for the naming of the DeSoto High School College and Career Academies' new facilities, set to open in fall 2012. The deadline is Oct. 15. Email email@example.com.
District announces UNCF partnership
The Irving Schools Foundation and the United Negro College Fund announced a new fundraising partnership to create college scholarships for financially disadvantaged district students.
The scholarships will be open to spring 2012 graduating seniors who demonstrate financial need and academic potential. The minimum grade-point average is 2.75. Visit irving isd.net/foundation.
District offers driver education classes
The Lewisville ISD offers driver education classes that start Wednesday. Instruction will be from 4 to 6 p.m. at Hebron High School and the Lewisville high schools and from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Flower Mound and Marcus High.
The driving phase will start Oct. 1 and continue through Dec. 24. Tuition is $335.
Call 469-713-5997 or download an application at lisd.net/css. Registration is at class ware.lisd.net/app.
District to hold education summits
The Lewisville ISD will hold a series of education summits to kick off its strategic design process. The meetings will be at 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Student Services Building, 400 W. Main St., and at 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Thursday at the Bolin Center, 1565 W. Main St. Visit lisd.net.
Special ed group announces events
The Greater Lewisville Special Education PTSA will meet from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the LISD Special Education Administration Building, 136 W. Purnell St. Reservations are requested. Visit bigtent.com/groups/septsa.
First Baptist of Carrollton will hold a Special Needs Family Fun Night Out from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Fields of Carrollton Parkway. Visit lisdseptsa.txpta.org.
District to hold homecoming carnival
The Carroll ISD will hold its fourth annual homecoming carnival at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Dragon Stadium. The homecoming game is at 7:30 p.m. Friday and the homecoming dance is set for Oct. 29 at the Gaylord Texan in Grapevine. Visit southlakecarroll.edu.
Advisory committees need volunteers
The deadline is Sept. 30 to apply for a position on a 2011-12 Board Advisory Committee in the Carroll ISD. Applications may be dropped off at 3051 Dove Road in Grapevine. Visit southlakecarroll.edu.
Groundbreaking set for new elementary
The Sunnyvale school district will break ground on a new elementary school at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 27 on the north side of the high school campus. Construction on the 80,000-square-foot facility will begin in October. The new building will accommodate 700 students.
Collin College offers college essay help
Collin College's Destination College presents a free college essay workshop at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Living Legends Conference Center at the Spring Creek Campus, 2800 E. Spring Creek Parkway in Plano.
"The 'Writes' of Passage: How to Write a Personal Statement, College or Scholarship Essay" will focus on tips and strategies of writing an effective application or scholarship essay. Registration is required; visit collin.edu/destinationcollege.
Brookhaven to hold career fair Thursday
Brookhaven College's Career Development Center will hold a career fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday in the Student Services Building, 3939 Valley View Lane in Farmers Branch. Call 972-860-4894 or visit brookhavencollege.edu.
Community Partners Fairs to run next week
Collin College students, faculty and staff who wish to make a difference in communities throughout Collin County are invited to the Collin College Community Partners Fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 27 at the Central Park Campus Atrium, 2200 W. University Drive in McKinney. Additional fairs will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 28 in the Cougar Den at the Preston Ridge Campus, 9700 Wade Blvd. in Frisco, and Sept. 29 in the Spring Creek Campus Atrium, 2800 E. Spring Creek Parkway in Plano. Visit collin.edu.
NASA program selects Collin College students
Collin College students Jeffrey Germaneri of The Colony and Jennifer Hembd of McKinney have been selected by NASA to become National Community College Aerospace Scholars. Germaneri and Hembd are among 48 students from 25 states chosen for the program. Visit collin.edu.
UNT band will perform 9/11 tribute concert
The University of North Texas Symphonic Band will perform a tribute to America in memory of the events of Sept. 11 in a concert at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Murchison Performing Arts Center, on the north side of Interstate 35E at North Texas Boulevard in Denton.
The band will perform the music of Gould, Ticheli, Ives, Gillingham, Smith and Shostakovich.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for non-UNT students and seniors and free for UNT faculty and students with ID. Visit thempac.com or call 940-369-7802.
UNT to hold college fair Tuesday evening
The NorTex College Fair will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the University of North Texas Discovery Park campus, 3940 N. Elm St. in Denton. Free. Call 940-565-2681 or visit unt.edu.
UD to hold program on bioethics
The University of Dallas will hold a program on "Why Deadly Medicine Matters Today: Bioethics in the Shadow of the Holocaust" from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
Speakers include John Z. Sadler, Jeffrey P. Bishop and Frederick Grinnell. The free program is in the Haggerty Art History Auditorium on the Irving campus, 1845 E. Northgate Drive. Visit udallas.edu.
UTA professor receives national grant
Dr. Kayunta Johnson-Winters, an assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Texas at Arlington, received a grant of $199,988 from the National Science Foundation's Research Initiation Grant for Broadening Participation in Biology program.
The grant aims to propel more underrepresented minorities toward future federal funding for science research. Visit uta.edu.
Healthy Women symposium is Friday
The fourth annual Texas Woman's University Power of a Healthy Woman symposium will start at 8 a.m. Friday in Hubbard Hall on the TWU Denton campus.
Registration, which includes lunch, is $35; the deadline is Tuesday. Visit twu.edu/ce/Healthy-Woman.asp.
Northwood women's program honors 8
The Distinguished Women's Program at Northwood University handed out its awards last week.
The honorees represent commitment to free enterprise, the partnership of arts and business and the management of global commerce.
This year's award class of 2011 includes Robyn Flatt, Kimberly McWaters, Brenda Hill-Riggins, Patricia Rhodes Prowse, Janet Kafka, D'Andra Simmons, Stacie McDavid and Pat Kerr Tigrett. Visit northwood.edu.


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John Hopkins, who missed Cadwell Park due to hand injuries sustained in a MotoGP appearance at Brno, is ready to return to action for the start of the BSB Title Showdown this weekend.
Despite his Cadwell absence, Hopkins qualified third out of the six Title Fighters, and will start this weekend's Donington Park round four points behind Shane Byrne (Honda) and 11 from Tommy Hill (Yamaha).
The Crescent Samsung Suzuki star insists his injuries, for which he required surgery, won't be holding him back.
"I'm ready to return to racing," said Hopkins. "[On Tuesday] they take the last pins out of my middle finger - then I'll have full articulation in all fingers.
"I've been keeping up my fitness and exercising my hand so I expect to be able to push right from the get-go. I know Donington Park well from my MotoGP years, I love the place, so I'm right on the game there.
"I've been waiting for this phase of the championship to start, and now it's here I can't wait to get stuck in. I can sense this weekend is going to be fantastic, we're all going to be going for it and it's my intention to be right at the very front!"
Team manager Jack Valentine also has no doubts about the American's fitness.
"To say Hopper is ready would be an understatement. He's is literally 'pulling the pin', or pins, as we speak," smiled Valentine. "We've stayed in contact as he's been recuperating back at his home in the States and he's certainly fired-up for this weekend, he's really up for it and I think we can expect him to come out fighting.
"This is a very exciting point in the championship, as we literally start all over again, and with Donington, Silverstone and Brands being the final rounds - all good venues for Hopper - we can expect a very strong and determined run to the flag from him."


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Buying and Selling Websites – A Tax Case Study (Part 1)
Websites have become big business and while general business brokers have existed for years, you can find now websites that are dedicated to buying and selling websites. In addition, there are some great podcasts surrounding internet marketing and how to develop your internet footprint but I can't remember ever seeing anything on the tax implications of buying and selling websites.
This is most likely going to be a four part series. Part one (which you're reading right now) deals with what happens when the asset (the website) is purchased. Part two deals with when you buy a company that owns a website (i.e. you buy an LLC or corporation that holds a website as one of its assets). I've dealt with the differences between an asset purchase/sale and a stock purchase/sale but I'll touch on the basics of an asset purchase again here. Part three deals with what happens when you buy a website then resell that website at a later date. Part four is going to deal with website dealers, which is someone who creates multiple sites with the expectation of selling them.
Just a disclaimer, this is going to be a general example. Everyone's tax situation is different so if you're buying any kind of business (website or otherwise), I highly recommend you consult with a professional.
First let's lay out some facts and I'll start by introducing you to "Website Seller." Website Seller got into internet marketing a couple of years, picked out an idea to write about and his site got some traction. Eventually he was able to monetize the site and he continued to work at it for a couple of years but now he has a fresh idea. Rather than split his time he decides to sell his old website (whether it's to cash in or just to free up some time for the new venture) so he goes to one of the great website brokerage sites like Empire Flippers (which has a great podcast and website) and Flippa (another great resource with a helpful blog which I believe has a podcast coming soon) and puts his website up for sale. Website Seller gets some offers but he eventually sells his website to Website Buyer for $7,500 (I picked this number to make the math easy). For the sake of this discussion, we're going to assume both Website Buyer and Website Seller are subject to US income tax and those implications are what I'll be discussing here.
What Happens to the Seller
Website Seller has a tax event in the year he sells his website. We are going to assume that any costs he's had with his website including hosting, design and development were taken as deductions in the year they were incurred. That means his basis is zero so the entire $7.500 is a taxable gain. Since he held it for more than one year and he's not a dealer (more on this later), its classification would be a capital gain and he'll report it on Schedule D of either his personal return or the tax return of his business entity.
What Happens to the Buyer
Website Buyer is now out $7,500 but he has a website. Not to get to existential but what is a website? You can't hold it in your hand. There's nothing "physical." You can see it, but it's just bits on a computer screen. What you own is called an intangible asset. When you buy an intangible asset in an asset purchase, you're allowed to amortize the cost over fifteen years. In this case, you'd get $41.67 a month in amortization deductions or $500 a year (if it's a full year). If the site was purchased on July 1, you'd get $250 of amortization expense in years one and sixteen and $500 in each year in between.
This is over and above whatever expenses you incur in operating the website. You'd now be required to file a tax return (or form) appropriate to your business entity. If you're a single member LLC, you'd most likely file a Form 1040, Schedule C each year you operate the website. If you put it into a corporation you'd file either a corporate return or an S-Corporation return.
Form 8594
Form 8594 is required whenever assets are acquired and both Website Buyer and Website Seller will need to attach this form to their tax filing in the year the sale goes down. Part 1 will vary based on whose return we're talking about (whether it's the buyer or seller) but Part II should be the same for both sides of the transactions. In a more complicated transaction where several assets are purchased, you might have numbers on each line but in this case, there's just an intangible asset. Intangible assets (other than goodwill) are Class VI assets so you'd have $7,500 in both columns of the Class VI row.
Website Dealers
Whether Website Seller is a dealer is an important distinction. In our example, the sale of the website was secondary to the operation of the website. If Website Seller set up websites, monetized them and then sold and churned them within months, having multiple website sales a year, Website Seller might be considered a dealer. This comes up more in real estate but it basically means you're a retailer and your product is websites. It changes the characterization of the gain from a capital gain to ordinary income and if you're operating your business as a single member LLC or without a business entity and you're filing Form 1040, Schedule C, you'll also be subject to self-employment tax.
The IRS keeps dealer status kind of grey and doesn't specifically specify what constitutes being a dealer. My recommendation is to go more with what your intent is. If your intent was to sell the website from the beginning and you're doing multiple transactions a year, you'll probably be considered a dealer.
International Considerations
If you're the seller and you operate your website overseas and you're a US citizen, you should still be reporting the gain on the transaction on a US tax return. You might not have to pay tax on it but this is something that could have a post by itself. I've dealt with overseas investors (mostly in the real estate arena) but I'm not an expert. In a lot of cases, you'll have to report it both in the country you're living in as well as on a United States tax return.
Installment Sales
If the seller doesn't receive the full amount of the purchase price at the time of the sale, the seller can elect to defer some of the gain as an installment sale. In this case, the best way to think about it is as if the seller financed the sale with the buyer who is paying some of the purchase price at a later date. I did a blog post on this already so I recommend you go check that out that out in the event of an installment sale.
Buying and selling a website (the asset) doesn't have really complicated tax consequences but it's not without its challenges and it does require extra forms for both the buyer and seller. If you have any specific questions, feel free to contact me in your favorite form. If you want to know when Part 2 drops, be sure to like my Facebook page.
Buying a Business – Stock Sale Versus Asset Sale
Buying a business presents a host of both tax challenges and tax options. Knowing how you buy a business and how it's going to be presented on a tax return can be just as important as the actual purchase price. As usual, I'm going to talk about things in a general sense. If you're buying or selling a business, be sure to consult with a professional.
Alright, let's start with the two types of sales. There are asset sales and stock sales (stock being the shares of a company, if it's an LLC, it's not stock it's partnership units). An asset sale is where the assets of the company are sold where as a stock sale is where the stock or interest in the company is sold. Usually, if you're the purchaser, you want an asset sale. If you're the seller, usually a stock sale is the more beneficial. The primary reason an asset sale is better for the buyer (talking strictly from a tax perspective) is that the difference between the value of the assets and the purchase price of the transaction is amortizable goodwill while under a stock sale, that difference isn't an amortizable expense. Of course a stock sale is usually an easier transaction administratively.
Let's look at an example. You decide to buy a tanning salon for $30,000. It's in a good location, it has below market rents for the next few years and the current owner has done a horrible job marketing the company so even though the assets of the company are only worth $20,000, you feel the $30,000 purchase price is a bargain based on the profit you're going to bring in. Both sides agree on the value of the assets and both sides fill out and agree on a $20,000 allocation to tanning equipment and $10,000 of goodwill on Form 8883 (Asset Allocation Statement). Assuming you're using a business structure, your business buys the "assets," begins operating it and come tax time, the $20,000 in equipment is depreciated over a five or seven year life while the goodwill of $10,000 is amortized for tax purposes over 15 years.
Under a stock sale, let's assume the tanning salon is owned by a company called Tanning Salon, Inc. and it's taxed as a C-Corporation. For the same reasons above, you decide to buy the company for $30,000. The equipment has a value of $20,000 but it's depreciable basis is $10,000 because the current owner has taken advantage of some of the more recent bonus depreciation provisions. Your "outside" basis in the stock is $30,000 so if you ever sold the stock in the company, this is what you'd use to compute your gain on the sale. Like in the asset sale example, you'd then start operating the business but now your depreciable value in the equipment is only $10,000 because you stepped into the shoes of the previous owner. There's no goodwill to amortize under this type of transaction.
The final example has the tanning salon being owned by Tanning Salon, LLC and there are two owners who own a 50% piece of the LLC each. You're buying out one of the 50% owners for $15,000 and you're doing it by buying his interest in the LLC. The depreciable basis of the assets is $10,000. Since this company is a partnership for tax purposes and there's a change in ownership of 50% or more, you'd have what's called a technical termination. Under a technical termination, the LLC would file a "final" tax return on the date of the purchase (usually a short period return unless the sale happened at the company's year end) and then there would be a second short period return that would take place from the date of the sale to the LLC's normal year end date. In the "new" company, all of the depreciable assets would then restart. So you'd have a "new" basis in the asset that consists of the "old" companies purchase price in the asset less any depreciation and you'd depreciate them as if they were just purchased. This one can get messy so if you're buying out an LLC member, like any of these situations, be sure you're talking to an expert.
I really didn't cover "everything" here (there's entire books on the subject) so if you have a question on an issue I didn't touch on, just leave me a comment and we can make this a living thread.
Asset Purchases, Cost Segregation Studies and the Peco Foods Tax Court Case
Doing a cost segregation study could be a beneficial exercise for a company that owns real estate but the Tax Court recently dealt a blow to those looking at a cost segregation study on assets acquired in an asset acquisition. While usually more beneficial to the purchaser because the goodwill is amortizable for tax purposes, one of the exercises of an asset purchase is Form 8594 which basically makes you pool the assets purchased into buckets based on their character. The Form is then filed with both the seller's and purchaser's tax return.
Putting a little extra time into Form 8594 is even more important now because of the Peco Foods Tax Court Case. What the tax court determined was that the allocation done on Form 8594 is binding and that you're not allowed to subsequently do a cost segregation study on the assets that were purchased. You're not even allowed to elect a Change in Method of Accounting on Form 3115 to effectuate a change in the allocation so once the Form 8594 is done, you're stuck.
The moral of the story is, take the extra time to get this allocation done and as much to your benefit as you can. You can usually work with the seller to get a solid allocation done that helps both of you so put in the extra time either during the negotiations or once the sale is getting close to being finalized because the final allocation could have ramifications for years to come.


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Seth Godin writes great books. I can't think of one that didn't either put a smile on my face or make me reflect on the Marketing work I try to accomplish on a day-to-day basis. With the buzz still going for his latest book, The Dip (which I have, but have not read yet), I just caught wind that he's already finished and ready to go on his next book, Meatball Sundae - Is Your Marketing Out Of Sync?
In true Seth Godin style, he's already got a Squidoo Lens - Meatball Sundae - fully loaded. Check out this description of the book, Meatball Sundae, which is set to hit the streets in time for the holidays (December 20th, 2007):
"A meatball sundae is the unfortunate result of mixing two good ideas.
The meatballs are the foundation, the things we need (and sometimes want). These are the commodities that so many businesses are built on.
The sundae toppings (hot fudge and the like) are the New Marketing, the social networks, Google, blogs and fancy stuff that make people all excited.
The challenge most organizations face: they try to mix them. They attempt to slap new marketing onto old and end up with nothing but a failed website.
This book explores the 14 trends that are changing our world and how organizations can either embrace them or be punished by them."
It sounds so good (I know). And, to keep the energy high, Seth plans a regular Blog posting called, Meatball Mondae, where he'll publish thoughts from the book.


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France pledges aid for flooded coastal areas
PARIS - Rescue workers in dinghies cruised flooded streets on France's Atlantic coast yesterday, searching for people still trapped in their homes by storms that smashed through concrete sea walls and killed at least 62 people across Western Europe.
The storm, called Xynthia, blew into France early Sunday with hurricane-force winds, flooding ports, destroying homes, and leaving 1 million households without electricity.
It also battered Belgium, Portugal, Spain, and parts of Germany and snarled train and air travel throughout the continent.
President Nicolas Sarkozy toured the worst-hit areas yesterday, the coastal regions of Vendee and Charente-Maritime, and pledged $4 million in emergency aid.
Regional officials clamored for France to quickly reinforce its aging sea walls. About half the French death toll of 51 was attributed to the breach of the sea wall off the coastal town of L'Aiguillon-sur-Mer, known for its shellfish farms.
Aerial photos taken near L'Aiguillon-sur-Mer showed scores of houses in water that nearly reached their red-tiled roofs.
Floodwaters also submerged streets in L'Ile de Re, a chic resort island of colorful ports, charming cottages, and bike paths. Broken-off concrete blocks from a shattered sea wall lay strewn about one of the island's beaches.


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Woman assaulted in Chapel Hill
Posted December 28, 2011
Chapel Hill, N.C. — A woman was assaulted while walking along Franklin Street in Chapel Hill late Tuesday morning, police said.
The woman said an unidentified man grabbed her from behind in the 1500 block of East Franklin Street around 11 a.m. and assaulted her, police said. She screamed for help, and he ran away.
A witness described the man as black, between 21 and 25 years old, 5 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 10 inches tall, with a medium build. He was wearing a black, hooded sweatshirt and black sweatpants.
The man might have fled in a dark blue Ford Explorer.
Anyone with information about the assault is asked to call Chapel Hill police at 919-968-2760 or Crime Stoppers at 919-942-7515. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards for anonymous tips that solve crimes.


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A FAMILY pub is launching a campaign to provide sleepwear and story books for child carers.
The Church View Inn in Lunts Heath Road, Widnes, is asking people to donate pyjamas and books for youngsters aged five to 12.
The gifts will be given to Honeypot, a charity that provides respite breaks for vulnerable children and young carers.
Amy Garrett, the pub's marketing executive, said: "A bedtime read is one of the most magical times during childhood, but with 13,000 child carers caring for more than 50 hours a week, these are children who often miss out on the wonder fo storytelling.
"When children come to Honeypot, they'll be given new pyjamas, a bedtime book and a cuddly toy which they can take home.
"The idea is to give these kids a bit of much needed TLC."
More than half of young carers live in one parent families and almost a third look after someone with mental health problems.
The charity supports children like six-year-old Daniel, who has no contact with his father and lives with his mother, who drinks heavily.
He often goes hungry and misses school, but was anxious when he first starting going to Honeypot House. By calling home each morning and night when he is away, he is able to relax and enjoy time as a carefree child.
Any said: "For children like Daniel, the simple joy of a book at bedtime is not the fun, regular routine that many youngsters enjoy.
"By donating sleepwear and books, we can help these child carers escape into their imaginations and feel loved and looked after."
New pyjamas and books in good condition can be handed into the pub any time before February 2.
The pub will also be holding pyjama parties to raise extra cash for the charity.


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The GQ+A: Comedian Hannibal Buress on His Worst-Ever Gig
Hannibal Buress is as funny as his name is scary. Whether he's co-hosting the surreal The Eric Andre Show; or trying to get serious with Ilana Glazer on Broad City; or, uh, when talking about peeing on himself—and being totally cool with it—while high on ecstasy in his Comedy Central special, Hannibal Buress:Live From Chicago, he makes us ugly laugh. Hard. We caught up with Buress ahead of Live From Chicago's Saturday premiere to talk about awful gigs, Pusha T, and his new—fingers crossed—show.
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GQ: Live from Chicago begins with a voiceover from you reminiscing about bombing at different Chicago comedy clubs—what's your worst onstage-bombing memory?
**Hannibal Buress: **A couple times I've been performing at a place and they just cut on the music in the middle of your performance, which is pretty rough. Where you think you have a certain amount of time to perform, but then they decide that you will not be getting that amount of time to perform. But that's part of it: comedy is so subjective and it's such a sensitive art form. You can overcome it but just anything in the room—if the stage is too far away, or the sound system is a little tweaked, or a couple of people are talking, or if the room is too hot—can make it tough to have a good comedy show.
What's the worst standup gig you've ever done?
I've done horrible gigs in, like, people's backyards, man. Some gig where I just felt stupid for taking it was somebody's birthday's party, in their backyard for like seventy-five bucks. That shit sucked. It just felt weird and I had to get a ride to the train—I hope they don't remember that I did that because they have that on me forever. Like, Oh that motherfucker, he's doing that_? He performed in my backyard for seventy-five dollars in 2004!_
You play Lincoln Rice, Ilana's somewhat lovelorn hook-up, on _Broad City_—if you could give Lincoln any advice, what would it be?
I would probably tell him to get some side chicks. Because Ilana's messing around, so he has to get into it too, you know? It's cool if he likes Ilana but he can't just be a sucker. And you know what's funny? Even though it's TV, when I watch the episodes when she's fucking around I'm like, This is some bullshit right now.
What about your own show?
Yeah, I'm working on that. I finished a pilot for Comedy Central—hopefully it gets picked up over the next month or so, I think it got a good shot—it's me doing different jobs, like a comedian version of Dirty Jobs. I worked on a goat farm, at a diner in New Orleans, and as a fortuneteller. And we splice it with standup.
If you weren't working in comedy, what job would you most want to have?
I would want to be some type of cat that just thought of some idea and then got rich off of it fast and is now just chillin'. That's the type of shit I want. He made one or two excellent business moves and then chilled out. That's what I want to do now; I'm still trying to figure out my business move. I want to get into like something that people just need, it's undeniable. Like toilet paper. How do you break into that part of the business? How do you become a Procter & Gamble? That's what I'm looking into.
Last thing that made you laugh?
I've been making myself laugh—I decided I want to name my next special, Superfluous Pu Pu Platter. That just makes me laugh, just saying it and just sharing it with people. I annoy the shit out of my girl because I just repeat it over and over. I called her and I said, "Alright, repeat after me." And she said, "OK." And I said, "Superfluous Pu Pu Platter."
What would your theme song be?
My walk-on music I've been using lately: "King Push" by Pusha T—have you heard his song? It builds up—it sounds like a marching song, like some sort of military song. Especially because it has thirty seconds before the bass drops—it would just be fun. Anywhere you walked in you had thirty seconds of anticipation. Like everything has to stop and everybody hears the music; it's sort of like wrestling. Like, Oh that's his music! Hulk Hogan is about to show up! That's his music. That'd be great.
Choose a super power.
Probably teleportation. I'm late to a lot of stuff—save on travel costs, no jetlag. Especially if I could take somebody with me—you could take girls on trips and it wouldn't really mean anything. They wouldn't get caught up in emotions real quick, like, Don't worry about it, I can just teleport, I didn't spend nothing on this, we in Hawaii but it took about fifteen seconds.


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A HAMPSHIRE man was warned he faces a potential prison sentence when he returns to court.
Michael Tuckey, 24, of Withy Court, Fareham, was convicted of a sex assault on one woman and sexually touching another at a party.
Judge Peter Henry said all sentencing options would be considered.
Tuckey, who had bail at Southampton Crown Court extended until September 5, was ordered to be placed on the sex offenders' register.
He was acquitted of raping and sexually assaulting a third woman and sexually assaulting a fourth.


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Almanaar: American Success for British Breeding
Shadwell Stud and leading stallion Dubawi secured another grade 1 victory in America Feb. 11 through the British-bred Almanaar in the Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (G1T).
Shadwell Stud and leading stallion Dubawi secured another grade 1 victory in America Feb. 11 through the British-bred Almanaar in the Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap (G1T).
Dubawi (IRE) was again the big draw in the opening session of the Tattersalls December mare sale as The Miniver Rose (IRE), the only mare cataloged in foal to him, was the sale topper at 550,000gns.
Dubawi had just the one representative in Book 2 of the Tattersalls October yearling sale, and demand for the sire's progeny remained high.
Darley sire has top seller each day of Book 1
John Ferguson goes to $2.8 million for the session-topper
Colt out of Fallen For You, bought by Godolphin's John Ferguson, is the most expensive yearling sold anywhere in the world this year.
Wertheimer and Frere Left Hand and Haras de Saint Pair's Vadamos both broke through for their first top-level victories Sept. 11 at Chantilly.
For a race that saw no order change in the top two finishers after a decisive move at the top of the stretch, Postponed's victory in the £546,542.62 ($710,505) Juddmonte International (Eng-I) supplied a heaping dose of late intrigue.
There are 551 yearlings cataloged for Book 1 of the 2016 Tattersalls October yearling sale, scheduled for Oct. 4-6 in Newmarket.
French sales company Arqana has cataloged 375 yearlings for its Aug. 14-16 sale in Deauville that has been represented by recent group I winners Almanzor, Qemah, Belardo, and Jemayel, among others.
Postposted scored a comfortable two-length triumph from hard-charging Duramente in the $6 million Dubai Sheema Classic Presented By Longines (UAE-I) March 26 at Meydan.
French auction company Arqana posted records in total sales and average price for its 2015 sales.
Hanky Panky, a group III-placed half sister to Central Kentucky sire Giant's Causeway, sold for 2.7 million guineas (US$4,268,376) Dec. 1 the top price on the second day of Tattersalls December breeding stock sale.
This year's Goffs November foal sale saw a record price for a colt when a Dubawi foal brought $1.1 million at the five-day sale that wrapped up Nov. 20.
Prospector, a Galileo half brother to champion Mastercraftsman, topped the Oct. 26 opening session of the Tattersalls autumn horses in training sale at 240,000 guineas ($386,684).
A Dubawi colt was purchased by agent John Ferguson for 725,000 guineas to produce a record Book 2 price at the Tattersalls October yearling sale in Newmarket, England, Oct. 13.
Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1 continued in robust fashion Wednesday, Oct. 7 with four lots topping the 1 million guineas ($1,606,500) mark.
German-trained Red Dubawi came from last place to get the lead in the closing stages and win Premio Vittorio di Capua (Ity-I) Sept. 27 at San Siro in Milan.
Al Shaqab Racing's two-time Arc winner Treve pulled away with stunning ease in the stretch, leaving her overmatched rivals behind in the Qatar Prix Vermeille (Fr-I) Sept. 13 at Longchamp.
English classic winner Night of Thunder, a son of Darley's red-hot sire Dubawi, will take up stud duties at Darley's Kildangan Stud in Ireland 2016.
Let's look at the first five sires to have multiple challenge winners this year.
Arabian Queen secured her first group I win in stunning fashion, edging Investec Derby (Eng-I) winner Golden Horn by a neck in the Juddmonte International Stakes (Eng-I) Wednesday, Aug. 19 at York.
A colt by Dubawi out of French group III winner Pacifique brought a sale record price of €2.6 million (US$2,890,232) at the Arqana Deauville yearling sale Aug. 16.
Postponed and Eagle Top fought out the finish in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Eng-I), but Postponed was unyielding and got the best of the favorite to win by the slimmest of margins July 25 at Ascot.
Darley's megastar stallion Dubawi gained his eighth group I winner of the year when unbeaten Erupt captured the Juddmonte Grand Prix de Paris (Fr.-I) for 3-year-olds, Bastille Day, July 14, at Longchamp.
Srikandi concluded her winter campaign, leading nearly all the way to win the Tattersall's Club Tiara (Aus-I) June 20 at Gold Coast.
Srikandi made the best of her inside draw June 6, racing well on the pace throughout to win the Aus$2 million Stradbroke Handicap (Aus-I), Queensland's most important race, by 1 3/4 lengths from Boban.
With France's reigning champion jumps jockey Vincent Cheminaud aboard, New Bay stormed from far back to a clear win in the Prix du Jockey Club (Fr-I, French Derby) May 31 at Chantilly.
Pleascach will head to the Irish Derby (Ire-I) next month after fending off hot favorite Found to win the Tattersalls Irish One Thousand Guineas (Ire-I) May 24 at the Curragh.
Fifteen years after Dubai Millennium won the Dubai World Cup, his son sired both Dubai World Cup winner Prince Bishop and UAE Derby winner Mubtaahij.
Six-time French champion jockey Christophe Soumillon and rising U.S. rider Florent Geroux will be making their first Kentucky Derby starts May 2.
African Story and Prince Bishop, respective winners of the last two Emirates Dubai World Cups (UAE-I), have both been retired, Godolphin announced.
Preparing for a start in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) May 2 at Churchill Downs, Mubtaahij breezed three furlongs in :36 1/5 Tuesday, April 21 at Arlington Park.
UAE Derby (UAE-II) winner Mubtaahij is scheduled to depart Dubai April 15 en route to Louisville and a bid at the May 2 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I).
Shamal Win took the Oakleigh Plate and Suavito captured the Futurity Stakes (both Aus-I) Feb. 28 at Caulfield Racecourse.
The highest-priced horse at the reformatted Arqana February mixed sale came near the auction's conclusion Feb. 10 when Ponte Bawi, a Dubawi filly, sold to Herv Bunel of Agence FIPS.
A Sea The Stars colt sold for the highest price on the third day of the Tattersalls December foal sale Nov. 28 in Newmarket.
Median showed a sharp increase on opening day of the Arqana October yearling sale, where a Dubawi colt sold for the highest price Oct. 20 at Deauville, France.
Day two of Book 1 at the Tattersalls October yearling sale saw single-day records for a European yearling sale tumble in three key market indicators Oct. 8.
English invader Sheikhzayedroad made a successful North American debut when he held off Dynamic Sky in a tight finish in the $282,711 Northern Dancer Turf Stakes (Can-IT) Sept. 14 at Woodbine.
A $1.45 million Dubawi filly headed Keeneland September's third session, which posted overall declines Sept. 10. But the auction's overall average and median remain ahead of last year's clip.
Flaxman Stables bought the lone Dubawi yearling in the Keeneland September sale Sept. 10 for $1.45 million. Out of the 2003 Vodafone Epsom Oaks (Eng-I) winner Casual Look, the bay filly was bred by William S. Farish.
Al Kazeem, a triple group I winner in England last year, has returned to training after proving subfertile at stud, according to the Racing Post.
Prince Bishop burst between horses to lead in the stretch and drew clear to win the $400,000 Al Maktoum Challenge-Round 3 (UAE-I) March 8 at Meydan Racecourse.
In an impressive surprise to his season debut, Prince Bishop blazed to a track record victory in the $250,000 Al Maktoum Challenge-Round 2 (UAE-II) Feb. 6 at Meydan Racecourse.
Akeed Mofeed, the Hong Kong Derby winner in the spring, worked through a tight spot at mid-stretch to win the Longines Hong Kong Cup (HK-I) from Tokei Halo Dec. 8 at Sha Tin, while American hopeful Little Mike finished ninth.
The Tattersalls December foal sale closed Nov. 30. with records for total sales and average and median prices during the four-day auction in Newmarket.
The third day of the Tattersalls December foal sale Nov. 29 posted the highest one-day financials at a foal sale in European auction history as total receipts soared 35% from last year's corresponding session.
Shadwell Estate Co. bought a Raven's Pass filly for 520,000 Euros (US$706,454), the highest price at the opening of session of Goffs Orby yearling sale Oct. 2 at Kildare Paddocks in County Kildare, Ireland.
A daughter of Darley sire Dubawi was the object of a lengthy bidding duel Aug. 18 at the second session Arqana Deauville August yearling sale before selling for the evening's highest price of 1.5 million euros.


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WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court appeared likely Tuesday to side with Monsanto Co. in its claim that an Indiana farmer violated the company's patents on soybean seeds that are resistant to its weed killer.
None of the justices in arguments at the high court seemed ready to endorse farmer Vernon Hugh Bowman's argument that cheap soybeans he bought from a grain elevator are not covered by the Monsanto patents, even though most of them also were genetically modified to resist the company's Roundup herbicide.
Chief Justice John Roberts wondered "why in the world would anybody" invest time and money on seeds if it was so easy to evade patent protection?
To protect its investment in their development, Monsanto has a policy that prohibits farmers from saving or reusing the seeds once the crop is grown. Farmers must buy new seeds every year.
The case is being watched closely by researchers and businesses holding patents on DNA molecules, nanotechnologies and other self-replicating technologies.
The issue for the court is how far the patents held by the world's largest seed company extend. More than 90 percent of American soybean farms use Monsanto's "Roundup Ready" seeds, which first came on the market in 1996.
Bowman bought the expensive seeds for his main crop of soybeans, but he decided to look for something cheaper for a risky, late-season soybean planting.
He went to a grain elevator that held soybeans it typically sells for feed, milling and other uses, but not as seed.
Bowman reasoned that most of those soybeans also would be resistant to weed killers, as they initially came from herbicide-resistant seeds, too.
He was right, and he repeated the practice over eight years. In 2007, Monsanto sued and won an $84,456 judgment.
Across the court's conservative-liberal divide, justices expressed little sympathy for Bowman's actions.
Justice Stephen Breyer said Bowman could make many uses of the soybeans he bought from the grain elevator. "Feed it to the animals. Feed it your family or make tofu turkey," Breyer said.
But patent law makes it illegal for Bowman to plant them. "What it prohibits here is making a copy of the patented invention, and that is what he did," Breyer said.
Mark Walters, Bowman's Seattle-based lawyer, tried to focus the court on the claim that Monsanto has used patent law to bully farmers.
"What they are asking for is for the farmer to assume all the risk of farming, but yet they can sit back and control how that product is used," Walters said.


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Crown Dale Medical Centre61 Crown DaleLondon, SE19 3NYTel: 020 8670 2414
Please note that the surgery will be closed half day on Thursday 14th September 2017 from 12:30pm for Staff training
For advice or to speak to a doctor please call SELDOC on 020 8693 9066
For any emergencies please call 999
Thank you
Patient Access now available to Crown Dale patients!
This is an opportunity for you to give us feedback after your visit to our practice. Please comment on any aspect of your experience.
Please click on the 'Friends & Family Test' link under the Quick Links to the right to complete the short questionnaire.
Alternatively you can complete the questionnaire in the surgery - please ask at the reception desk or the healthcare professional you see.
* Please note the existing method of ordering repeat prescriptions online will cease from 1st April 2015. To continue ordering repeat prescriptions online please register for Patient Access (see details opposite)
General Reminder: Please allow 3 working days for your prescriptions to be processed.
Out of Hours
Our doctors are part of SELDOC (South East London doctors on Call), a doctors' co-operative where GPs take turns to do night and weekend duties. For urgent advice when the surgery is closed please telephone SELDOC (020 8693 9066). In the case of an acute collapse or dire emergency, please dial 999.
Sexual Health Clinic
The practice also runs a walk in Sexual Health Clinic on Wednesday evenings between 6.30-8.00pm and on Saturday mornings between 9.30-11.45am.
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Please call the the results line direct on 020 8655 7856 or the main number on 020 8670 2414 and press option 2 for results. The results line is only available between 2.00 - 4.00pm, Monday to Friday.
Repeat Prescriptions
We cannot take requests for repeat prescriptions over the telephone. You can, however, now request your repeat prescription on-line via our website.
Telephone Clinics
We now offer telephone clinics every morning with one of our GP's. The clinics are for patients who would like advice and who feel that a face to face appointment is not necessary. Please ask the receptionist for more informaton.
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Please be aware that we receive a large amount of calls between 8.00am and 9.30am. Should your call not be about an appointment we would recommend that you telephone in after 10.30am.
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If you do not respond, NHS England will remove you from our patient list within a period of 6 months and you will then need to re-register with us.
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NHS Lambeth Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is seeking the views of local people on proposals to make some changes to prescribing guidance around over-the-counter medicines, malaria prevention medicines for travel and selected travel vaccinations. The consultation starts on 3 April 2017 and ends on 26 May 2017.
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Fri. March 11, 2011 | Andy Villamarzo
ST. PETERSBURG — In the past, getting girls to come out for the Lakewood track and field team seemed to be no problem. The Spartans' record speaks for itself: they won the Class 3A, District 3 title last season and under former coach Eileen Givens, who is now at Countryside, earned 12 district crowns.
But this season has been a different story. Injuries to key sprinters along with athletes' interest in other sports have forced other Spartans to be more versatile. Senior Kala Funderburk has moved from the 200-meter dash to the 800 and Gincy Marcelin has taken over the 200.
Sophomore Sharell Keys, who finished as a state runnerup in the 100 last year, is contributing to the points totals by running on the 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams.
But coach Anthony Snead says the extra work isn't taking the focus off the team's yearly goals.
"We're learning a lot about ourselves right now," Snead said. "We're slim in numbers right now, and I think it's a little discouraging to the veterans. But then again I think it also provides a little extra motivation to these girls to work harder. We're running races with nine or so girls when we have 20 on the roster.
"I think the team takes this lack in numbers as a new challenge."
Among those nine girls is Funderburk, who according to Snead is someone the team is counting on for consistent victories.
Funderburk had a solid showing at the West Coast Invitational, winning the 400 (59.44) and placing third in the 800 (2:30).
"We want to get back to that No. 1 spot," Funderburk said. "I think us having the lesser numbers is really something difficult to cope with. It is a challenge to us. My younger sister (Ashlee) has moved to running the hurdles and the relays.
"With the team this year, everyone has to be more versatile. We're dealing with a lot of injuries right now, so we have a lot of things to battle with."
Also this season the playing field is more equal, with Osceola joining Lakewood as one of Pinellas County's top teams.
"At this point we know that Osceola is the team to beat," Snead said. "With (Osceola) getting better, there is a new member at the top of the mountain. We learned at the West Coast Invite that we're not the only team with speed.
"The positive thing for our team is that it is early in the season. Hopefully we can continue to get better as the season moves along."
As the Spartans continue to make strides as individuals, team goals will come into focus.
"Going after that state title this season is all I keep thinking about as an individual," Keys said. "As a team, we really want to get after all of our goals and the girls are motivated by being the underdogs this year. We're just going to have to earn everything we get at every meet. Everyone has to contribute because every point really does count."


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The liquidity and liquidity distribution effects in emerging markets: evidence from Jordan
This article uses data from Jordan to show the importance of accounting for the level of Effective Excess Reserves (EER) when analysing the overnight interbank rate in emerging markets. Our econometric model quantifies the classic liquidity effect, uncovers a liquidity distribution effect on both sides of the market and shows that the magnitude of the three effects is a decreasing and convex function of the level of EER. The results provide evidence that the volatility of daily rate changes depends much more on the reserve surplus accumulated within a maintenance period than on the level of EER. The series of the central bank's daily forecast errors is used to identify the liquidity effect.
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The Concerto for Saxophones and Orchestra was commissioned by the Detroit Symphony for saxophonist James Carter from Roberto Sierra, marrying classical and jazz elements and showcasing Carter's virtuosity. Premiered by the DSO and its music director, Neeme Järvi, in October of 2002 and reprised by them in 2003.
You read accounts of premieres 150 years ago where the audience clamored to have movements repeated. In your lifetime, did you ever witness such a thing — the reprise of a new work, on the spot? Neither did I, until Thursday night, when Carter and conductor Neeme Jarvi finally gave in to a storm that showed no signs of abating and recapped the last long stretch of Roberto Sierra's brilliant "Concerto for Saxophones."
In its wisdom, Universal Music Group's EMARCY label felt the Concerto for Saxophones merited a much wider hearing and thus recorded the concerto in December 2009 in Warsaw, Poland with the Sinfonia Varsovia, Giancarlo Guerrero, conducting and James Carter as soloist. UMG will release the Concerto for Saxophones in April 2011 and will give added promotion to all live performances from the release of the CD through the end of the year.Read more in the Press section »
After Wynton Marsalis, no one caused more of an uproar than James Carter did when he appeared on the New York jazz scene from his native Detroit. Carter's debut recording, JC on the Set, issued in Japan when he was only 23 and in the States a year later in 1993, was universally acclaimed as the finest debut by a saxophonist in decades. Carter plays both tenor and soprano sax in this four-movement work.Read more about James Carter »
For more than three decades the works of American composer Roberto Sierra have been part of the repertoire of many of the leading orchestras, ensembles and festivals in the USA and Europe.Visit Roberto Sierra website »
Carter's ease with swing, bop and avant-garde styles also gave notice that a staggeringly inclusive figure—the apotheosis of the postmodern jazzman—was now among us.
Whether he's playing tenor or soprano sax, shows off a sweet, sinuous tone; when he reinterprets Reinhardt's classic Nuages with a bass sax, the muscular sound is distancing at first, but then it wraps itself around the listener like an anaconda.


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The iPhone 8 is supposed to be a revolutionary new design as far as iPhones are concerned. It's supposed to commemorate the tenth of the iPhone after all. The phone is expected to launch alongside the updated iPhone 7, but a new rumour now suggests otherwise.
PhoneRadar claims to have sources in Japan which tell them that the new iPhone will debut "way after" the iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus, which should be in September.
The news doesn't end there. The new iPhone is apparently called the Apple iPhone Edition, which seems like a pointless name, but then you must remember the super-expensive Apple Watch Edition, which features premium materials.
Interestingly, the source also suggests that the new iPhone will have only 5-inches of "usable" space. While the phone is supposed to have a 5.8-inch screen, it seems that the rest of the real estate will be used for functional areas like buttons. Whatever the case, even 5-inches of screen real estate isn't actually bad. It's s a little less than the 5.5-inches on the iPhone 7 Plus and a little more than the 4.7-inches on the iPhone 7.
It's also not certain if the new phone will feature and LCD screen or an OLED one. Prototypes apparently use both types of displays.
Whatever happens, we simply hope that the iPhone 8 lives up to the insane amount of hype that's building up around the device.
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The Library of Congress has the documents for select Supreme Court nominees who were confirmed at the following link: http://www.loc.gov/law/find/court-confirmed.php
Documents that are available vary depending on the individual Judicial Nominee but can include the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing committee transcripts, Congressional Record debate reflecting the debate that took place on the floor of the Senate, roll call confirmation votes, floor statements, and Executive Reports. This is significant because the documents for a number of the nominees such as Justice Sandra Day O'Connor are not readily available through other online sources in full text. Documents are also available for select nominees who were unsuccessful in the confirmation process by clicking the "Nominees Not Confirmed" link.
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Is the H&R pardner pump protector reliable as the Remington 870
is it worth the extra 200$ for the 870 than the Pardner Pump Protector is the H&R as reliable as the 870?
I would take the Pardner over the 870 Express FOR THE SAME PRICE as the 870! I believe it is MORE reliable...
the H&R is that cheap because it is made in china, & by all accounts, most parts are interchangeable between an 870 & a Pardner pump. I've handled a few of them & they feel like solid guns & most reports I've read say they will anything an 870 will.
I'm sure H&R (oddly enough Remington/marlin owns them) had them made overseas to try & compete & maybe get a leg up in the pump shotgun game
I would skip them both and get a mossberg 500 or maverick 88 for a lot less.
I have sold several H&R's and have shot them. When I tore them down it appeared the parts were interchangeable with the 870. They are a GREAT value! :)
I don't know where you get a Maverick for less than the Partner???
My cost on the Partner is 165 and the Maverick is 190!!!!:confused:
i could depend on my H&R like if it were an 870?
The h&r is the most reliable gun I've ever owner shot around 2000 rounds and she still loves to chew up bird loads buckshot and turkey loads! Best 180 I have ever spent
I have a Pardner Protector, and I love it. It is extremely well built, and it shoots very well. The quality for the price is very, very good. Its not cheaply built, it's simply a well built gun at a good price. It's considered to be considerably better than the current Remington 870 Express as far as steel used, reliability, etc. Google it. I debated over whether to go with the Maverick 88 or H&R, and after doing a lot of reading, I decided to get the H&R. It's solid steel, and it will accept all aftermarket parts from the 870 except the barrel... different barrel lug placement makes them incompatible. Also, as far as price, the Pardner is priced about the same, or cheaper, as the Maverick 88 (at least in my area). I got mine for $179 new, and the cheapest Maverick 88 I've seen in my area was $199. My recommendation is read some reviews online and try to find one to handle in a store to see if you like it. Check out the Maverick 88 also, you might like that as well.
my brother has the maverick 88 feels to flemsy for me i need somthing sturdy and solid!
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Increased Physical Activity in African-American Women
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The study filled an existing gap by examining how a culturally sensitive physical activity intervention conducted in a community setting was associated with increased daily energy expenditure in African American women -- a group of women who are sedentary and at risk for health problems for which regular physical activity can provide benefits.
An evaluation was conducted of the effectiveness of a six-month moderate-intensity physical activity intervention for increasing total daily energy expenditure of sedentary African-American women who were between the ages of 50 and 70 years. The goal of the intervention was to increase total daily energy expenditure by 150 kilocalories per day and time spent in moderate-intensity physical activity by 30 minutes per day. Effects of increased physical activity on selected cardiovascular risk factors (e.g., peak oxygen uptake, blood pressure, HDL cholesterol, serum insulin and plasma glucose) were also determined. Six churches were randomized into intensive or minimal intervention status, and 33 women per church were recruited, for a total of 100 women in each condition. The physical activity intervention consisted of twice-weekly aerobics classes conducted at the churches and additional group-and home-based programming. Volunteer lay leaders were trained as neighborhood exercise specialists to supplement certified aerobics instructors in conducting the intervention.
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|May 25, 2000
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|February 17, 2016
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Cardiovascular Diseases
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More than 100,000 people, including children as young as 10, will be asked to provide saliva tests and DNA samples in a new annual survey of the lives, behaviour and beliefs of people in the United Kingdom.
The UK Household Longitudinal Study will replace the long-running British Household Panel Survey. It will be the most expensive and ambitious survey of its kind in the world, costing an initial £15m and covering 40,000 households.
"The UK is undergoing considerable socio-economic change," said Professor Nick Buck from the Institute for Social and Economic Research at Essex University, which is developing the study. "We have an ageing population, increasing diversity of ethnic background and rising levels of instability in both working careers and family life. This survey will enable researchers to obtain unprecedented understanding of diverse experiences of the population over time, linking evidence about parents and children, following individuals through time and observing their experiences."
But the plan has been denounced by civil rights campaigners. "I would not let my DNA details be taken in this way," said Richard Clayton, the barrister representing the rights group Liberty in its fight to prevent police from keeping DNA samples of suspects later cleared of wrongdoing.
"My principal concern would be how clearly people are informed that their involvement in this study is voluntary and that, even if people do agree to take part, they are absolutely clear about the extraordinary amount of personal information that can be gleaned from such samples."
The study will incorporate the existing survey, which has been running since 1991, but will ask those taking part to allow interviewers working for the National Centre for Social Research to take a saliva sample and allow a range of physical examinations. "The sample could be sent to a medical laboratory to look at indicators of health, such as sugar and cholesterol levels, and for genetic tests that use the DNA contained in saliva," said Buck.
The sample will not be tested for diseases such as HIV but interviewers may ask those taking part for permission to store a small amount that can be used as medical tests become more advanced." If a certain gene is found in the future to be associated with a certain illness, then being able to go back to previously gathered samples and testing to see how common that gene is will help to plan healthcare," said Buck.
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