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among the hardest jobs for a brand-new home based business proprietor is getting those very first couple of customers or customers. the difficulty is worsened by the reality that many brand-new home-based business owners aren't smart online marketers as well as the concept of "sales" frightens them. while producing service clients as well as consumers takes some time, you can speed up the process by finding out exactly how to possibility, as well as exactly how to lead those potential customers as well as customers toward a sale. as well as because numerous will not get on their very first contact with you, you likewise require to establish a prepare for staying in touch up until they're ready to purchase.
ask recommendations: call your friends, household, and prior customers to see if they know any person that requires your product and services. sweeten the deal by supplying a reference incentive. it is the best method how to get more customers online.
do not to get discouraged if you can’t discover how to get more customers online quickly.
track your communication with different leads and leads by utilizing some type of totally free crm data source. produce calendar suggestions to follow-up in the future with those who said no. you will succeed and learn how to get more customers online if you stay the course.


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19.12.2011, 135th meeting. minutes and slides can be found on the indico page.
07.11.2011, 134th meeting. minutes and slides can be found on the indico page.
10.10.2011, 133rd meeting. minutes and slides can be found on the indico page.
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Commissioners for the Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) proposed regulations for Texas’ premises and animal identification program at their December meeting. Comments will be accepted on the proposals for 45 days from publication in the Texas Register. Comments must be received by 5 p.m. Monday, February 6, 2006, and may be submitted to comments@tahc.state.tx.us, faxed to (512) 719-0721, or mailed to: Delores Holubec, TAHC, Box 12966, Austin, TX 78711-2966. The entire text of the rule proposal may be found at: http://www.sos.state.tx.us/texreg/sos/PROPOSED/4.AGRICULTURE.html.
If you have trouble accessing the page and would like to review the text, please email Carla Everett at ceverett@tahc.state.tx.us.
15-digit animal identification device number will correlate only in records. Each animal identification device will be individually numbered.
Additional NAIS information and links can be found on the TAHC web site at: http://www.tahc.state.tx.us/animal_id/index.shtml.

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commissioners for the texas animal health commission (tahc) proposed regulations for texas’ premises and animal identification program at their december meeting. comments will be accepted on the proposals for 45 days from publication in the texas register. comments must be received by 5 p.m. monday, february 6, 2006, and may be submitted to comments@tahc.state.tx.us, faxed to (512) 719-0721, or mailed to: delores holubec, tahc, box 12966, austin, tx 78711-2966. the entire text of the rule proposal may be found at: http://www.sos.state.tx.us/texreg/sos/proposed/4.agriculture.html.
if you have trouble accessing the page and would like to review the text, please email carla everett at ceverett@tahc.state.tx.us.
15-digit animal identification device number will correlate only in records. each animal identification device will be individually numbered.
additional nais information and links can be found on the tahc web site at: http://www.tahc.state.tx.us/animal_id/index.shtml.


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 Meeting with the People's Artist of Uzbekistan Yodgor Sadiev.
Meeting with the People's Artist of Uzbekistan Yodgor Sadiev.
On October 6, 2015 a meeting with the People's Artist of Uzbekistan Yodgor Sadiev was organized at the main hall of the UWED. The meeting was attended by the course attendees of the Institute of Management under the UWED and students of the University. The guest answered the questions from the audience, and at the end of the meeting Y.Sadiev sang his favorites songs.

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 meeting with the people's artist of uzbekistan yodgor sadiev.
meeting with the people's artist of uzbekistan yodgor sadiev.
on october 6, 2015 a meeting with the people's artist of uzbekistan yodgor sadiev was organized at the main hall of the uwed. the meeting was attended by the course attendees of the institute of management under the uwed and students of the university. the guest answered the questions from the audience, and at the end of the meeting y.sadiev sang his favorites songs.


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Pannell Discussions » 122 – Effective environmental policy » Ideas in economics, environment, policy and more.
In PD#121, I talked about the new national environment policy in Australia, “Caring for our Country“. Much of the important detail of how the program will operate is not yet available. Here I will pull together lessons from our research on environmental policy in recent years, to identify key issues that designers and managers of such a program need to address if it is to be effective in achieving environmentally valuable outcomes.
This means making sure that investments are based on good knowledge about (a) the degree of threat or damage to an environmental asset, and (b) the extent to which this threat or damage can be reduced by particular changes in management. Environmental investments usually do account for the first of these, but it is remarkable how often the second one is overlooked, resulting in investments that produce little or no environmental gains. In many cases, generic knowledge about an issue is not sufficient – we need locally specific knowledge. Environmental managers should be allowed (or indeed encouraged) to invest in research to fill key knowledge gaps.
If the works or changed practices needed to protect the asset require changes in behaviour by private land or water managers, ensure that investment decisions consider whether those works will be attractive or unattractive to the people who would have to adopt them. There are many well understood reasons why conservation practices can be unattractive to land and water managers (Pannell et al., 2006). If the practices are highly unattractive, it will be expensive and difficult to get them adopted, and the viability of investing in that asset will be reduced. It is important to appreciate that, even if the works are relatively attractive when implemented at small scale, they may be highly unattractive at large scale. Thus the consideration of this issue needs to factor in the required scale of response, based on the available technical knowledge.
The idea is to create new potential management responses that are just as environmentally beneficial, but are much more attractive to landholders than the existing options. This can be much more effective than trying to force the adoption of existing practices that are highly unattractive to managers.
Not every environmental problem can or should be fixed. Sometimes the best response is to accept the changed circumstance, and attempt to make the best of it. Throwing money at attempts to fix intractable problems requiring extremely expensive works means that many other more tractable environmental problems will not be addressed.
There is a strong tendency for environmental programs to spread their resources across investments of widely differing merits. Some are really worthwhile, and some are not worthwhile at all. The highest priority environmental investments should have at least these four characteristics: (a) particularly valuable environmental assets, (b) facing high threat or high current degradation, (c) with high feasibility of reducing that threat or degradation at reasonable cost, (d) with the required works being reasonably attractive to land or water managers. If even one of these elements is neglected, there is a high risk of selecting poor investments.
6. To achieve 5, use a good integrated decision framework, such as SIF3 or INFFER.
Patience is needed in the planning phase to ensure that good investments are selected. Some environmental programs have a tendency to rush into spending money on on-ground works before the analysis has been done to check whether these works can even make a reasonable difference to environmental outcomes. Patience is also needed in cases where there is a lack of highly adoptable conservation practices, as we wait for our investment in technology development to bear fruit.
Often we make reasonable decisions about which assets to invest in, but then very poor decisions about which policy tool to use. Should it be grants, economic instruments, regulation, technology development, other R&D, communication/education, engineering works, or informed inaction? My Public: Private benefits framework (Pannell, 2008) provides strong advice about these decisions.
Programs often set unrealistic targets. The targets should be consistent with the known bio-physical information about the asset’s response to management, the known behavioural responses of land and water managers to policy interventions, and the resources available under the program. Clearly, you cannot select such targets unless you have already met requirements 1 to 8 above. Mostly we use targets that are, more or less, pulled out of the air.
A much stronger focus on outcomes is needed than we have seen in recent programs, and this includes the focus of monitoring and evaluation. Monitoring and evaluation tends to focus on accountability for funds spent, but to neglect the achievement of environmental outcomes. It is important to appreciate that for those environmental problems with long time lags between action and environmental response (e.g. salinity), the only evaluation that makes sense on a management time scale is through computer modeling. It should use the same sorts of analysis tools that were used to plan the investment. Indeed, such evaluation should really be an outgrowth of the planning process – effectively an updating of it, as part of an adaptive management strategy.
It is all too easy to have unintended adverse consequences. For example, in Australia many trees were planted to try to prevent dryland salinity caused by rising groundwater, but often without regard to their impacts on surface water yields into waterways. Don’t focus the attention of the program too narrowly.
There is a strong tendency for enforcement of environmental contracts or environmental regulations to be weak and spasmodic. The cost of good enforcement is high, so there is a balance to be struck, but the levels we usually see are too low.
Australian environmental programs over the past 20 years or so have created expectations among landholders that they should all be able to obtain benefits from the programs. This makes it very difficult for environmental managers to target their investments in a cost-effective way, especially if the programs require environmental managers to consult with the community in selecting their investments. Again there is a difficult balance to be struck, this time between consultation and hard-nosed decision making, but in recent years we have obviously got this balance wrong.
Policies inevitably involve someone having to make decisions about where and how the public money should be spent. These are very difficult decisions, and the decision makers need strong support to make them. They need good data; advice about appropriate decision frameworks and principles; access to appropriate skills; time and resources to consult appropriately; and they need to not be rushed into poor decisions to meet political time lines.
The system needs to reward and support those managers who can demonstrate that their investment decisions really are leading to environmental outcomes. In my view, programs should often be tougher in withholding funds from environmental managers who cannot demonstrate this, both on the technical side (e.g. through modeling or other analysis) and on the socio-economic side (e.g. economic evaluation of proposed new practices from the landholder’s perspective). One of the traps that programs often fall into is to create pressures for those making the investment decisions to focus on things other than environmental outcomes – things such as getting the money spent by a certain date, meeting various political or community expectations, accounting for financial expenditures, and spending money on on-ground works even if we lack evidence that those works would achieve anything.
I’ve been writing a critique of the “Natural Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality” (the NAP, which is coming to an end in June), to present at the International Salinity Forum in Adelaide next week. Sadly, I was able to create the above list of ideal policy characteristics by listing all the features that the NAP did not have. I’m hoping that the new “Caring for our Country” program will learn from the mistakes we have already made. As Peter Cullen regularly said, it’s better to make new mistakes. Early signs are that at least some of the lessons are being picked up, although it is still hard to be confident about this from the published material (as of March 26).
Pannell, D.J., Marshall, G.R., Barr, N., Curtis, A., Vanclay, F. and Wilkinson, R. (2006). Understanding and promoting adoption of conservation practices by rural landholders. Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 46(11): 1407-1424. Access paper at Journal web site here. Pre-publication version available here (161K).
Pannell, D.J. (2008). Public benefits, private benefits, and policy intervention for land-use change for environmental benefits, Land Economics 84(2): 225-240. See here.
Posted on 24 March, 2008 by David Pannell.	This entry was posted in Agriculture, Environment, Natural resource management, Policy, Politics.

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pannell discussions » 122 – effective environmental policy » ideas in economics, environment, policy and more.
in pd#121, i talked about the new national environment policy in australia, “caring for our country“. much of the important detail of how the program will operate is not yet available. here i will pull together lessons from our research on environmental policy in recent years, to identify key issues that designers and managers of such a program need to address if it is to be effective in achieving environmentally valuable outcomes.
this means making sure that investments are based on good knowledge about (a) the degree of threat or damage to an environmental asset, and (b) the extent to which this threat or damage can be reduced by particular changes in management. environmental investments usually do account for the first of these, but it is remarkable how often the second one is overlooked, resulting in investments that produce little or no environmental gains. in many cases, generic knowledge about an issue is not sufficient – we need locally specific knowledge. environmental managers should be allowed (or indeed encouraged) to invest in research to fill key knowledge gaps.
if the works or changed practices needed to protect the asset require changes in behaviour by private land or water managers, ensure that investment decisions consider whether those works will be attractive or unattractive to the people who would have to adopt them. there are many well understood reasons why conservation practices can be unattractive to land and water managers (pannell et al., 2006). if the practices are highly unattractive, it will be expensive and difficult to get them adopted, and the viability of investing in that asset will be reduced. it is important to appreciate that, even if the works are relatively attractive when implemented at small scale, they may be highly unattractive at large scale. thus the consideration of this issue needs to factor in the required scale of response, based on the available technical knowledge.
the idea is to create new potential management responses that are just as environmentally beneficial, but are much more attractive to landholders than the existing options. this can be much more effective than trying to force the adoption of existing practices that are highly unattractive to managers.
not every environmental problem can or should be fixed. sometimes the best response is to accept the changed circumstance, and attempt to make the best of it. throwing money at attempts to fix intractable problems requiring extremely expensive works means that many other more tractable environmental problems will not be addressed.
there is a strong tendency for environmental programs to spread their resources across investments of widely differing merits. some are really worthwhile, and some are not worthwhile at all. the highest priority environmental investments should have at least these four characteristics: (a) particularly valuable environmental assets, (b) facing high threat or high current degradation, (c) with high feasibility of reducing that threat or degradation at reasonable cost, (d) with the required works being reasonably attractive to land or water managers. if even one of these elements is neglected, there is a high risk of selecting poor investments.
6. to achieve 5, use a good integrated decision framework, such as sif3 or inffer.
patience is needed in the planning phase to ensure that good investments are selected. some environmental programs have a tendency to rush into spending money on on-ground works before the analysis has been done to check whether these works can even make a reasonable difference to environmental outcomes. patience is also needed in cases where there is a lack of highly adoptable conservation practices, as we wait for our investment in technology development to bear fruit.
often we make reasonable decisions about which assets to invest in, but then very poor decisions about which policy tool to use. should it be grants, economic instruments, regulation, technology development, other r&d, communication/education, engineering works, or informed inaction? my public: private benefits framework (pannell, 2008) provides strong advice about these decisions.
programs often set unrealistic targets. the targets should be consistent with the known bio-physical information about the asset’s response to management, the known behavioural responses of land and water managers to policy interventions, and the resources available under the program. clearly, you cannot select such targets unless you have already met requirements 1 to 8 above. mostly we use targets that are, more or less, pulled out of the air.
a much stronger focus on outcomes is needed than we have seen in recent programs, and this includes the focus of monitoring and evaluation. monitoring and evaluation tends to focus on accountability for funds spent, but to neglect the achievement of environmental outcomes. it is important to appreciate that for those environmental problems with long time lags between action and environmental response (e.g. salinity), the only evaluation that makes sense on a management time scale is through computer modeling. it should use the same sorts of analysis tools that were used to plan the investment. indeed, such evaluation should really be an outgrowth of the planning process – effectively an updating of it, as part of an adaptive management strategy.
it is all too easy to have unintended adverse consequences. for example, in australia many trees were planted to try to prevent dryland salinity caused by rising groundwater, but often without regard to their impacts on surface water yields into waterways. don’t focus the attention of the program too narrowly.
there is a strong tendency for enforcement of environmental contracts or environmental regulations to be weak and spasmodic. the cost of good enforcement is high, so there is a balance to be struck, but the levels we usually see are too low.
australian environmental programs over the past 20 years or so have created expectations among landholders that they should all be able to obtain benefits from the programs. this makes it very difficult for environmental managers to target their investments in a cost-effective way, especially if the programs require environmental managers to consult with the community in selecting their investments. again there is a difficult balance to be struck, this time between consultation and hard-nosed decision making, but in recent years we have obviously got this balance wrong.
policies inevitably involve someone having to make decisions about where and how the public money should be spent. these are very difficult decisions, and the decision makers need strong support to make them. they need good data; advice about appropriate decision frameworks and principles; access to appropriate skills; time and resources to consult appropriately; and they need to not be rushed into poor decisions to meet political time lines.
the system needs to reward and support those managers who can demonstrate that their investment decisions really are leading to environmental outcomes. in my view, programs should often be tougher in withholding funds from environmental managers who cannot demonstrate this, both on the technical side (e.g. through modeling or other analysis) and on the socio-economic side (e.g. economic evaluation of proposed new practices from the landholder’s perspective). one of the traps that programs often fall into is to create pressures for those making the investment decisions to focus on things other than environmental outcomes – things such as getting the money spent by a certain date, meeting various political or community expectations, accounting for financial expenditures, and spending money on on-ground works even if we lack evidence that those works would achieve anything.
i’ve been writing a critique of the “natural action plan for salinity and water quality” (the nap, which is coming to an end in june), to present at the international salinity forum in adelaide next week. sadly, i was able to create the above list of ideal policy characteristics by listing all the features that the nap did not have. i’m hoping that the new “caring for our country” program will learn from the mistakes we have already made. as peter cullen regularly said, it’s better to make new mistakes. early signs are that at least some of the lessons are being picked up, although it is still hard to be confident about this from the published material (as of march 26).
pannell, d.j., marshall, g.r., barr, n., curtis, a., vanclay, f. and wilkinson, r. (2006). understanding and promoting adoption of conservation practices by rural landholders. australian journal of experimental agriculture 46(11): 1407-1424. access paper at journal web site here. pre-publication version available here (161k).
pannell, d.j. (2008). public benefits, private benefits, and policy intervention for land-use change for environmental benefits, land economics 84(2): 225-240. see here.
posted on 24 march, 2008 by david pannell.	this entry was posted in agriculture, environment, natural resource management, policy, politics.


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lowercased: the main goal of this course is to provide students with an understanding of both the theory and the applications of calculus. this course is designed to provide students in science and engineering with the fundamentals of calculus and also to provide experience with how it is used to solve problems. students will also gain experience in working in teams on the laboratories that are an important part of this course. students will also become familiar with software tools available on the workstations in the laboratory, particularly the computer algebra system, maple.


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Based on an idea obviously stealed from Monsieur Lam’s dazzling Fridances, here is the come back of the Disney Park Gif Galore! So just hit the play button and let’s party!
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based on an idea obviously stealed from monsieur lam’s dazzling fridances, here is the come back of the disney park gif galore! so just hit the play button and let’s party!
previous postratatouille attraction comes to disneyland paris and night time show disney dreams revealed!


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text: A prominent member of the Brown County Art Colony and President of the Brown County Art Guild, Georges La Chance painted scenic views of rural Indiana. Born in Utica, New York, he later settled in Nashville, Indiana, also studying at the St. Louis Art School and exhibiting at the Hoosier Salon. He was an Indiana painter of impressionist landscapes and first moved to Brown County in the early 1930s. LaChance was a charter member of the Brown County Art Gallery Association. He also exhibited at the Marshall Field Gallery and Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois; Sheldon Swope Art Gallery, Terre Haute, Indiana; and the Hoosier Salon, from 1926-1961.

lowercased: a prominent member of the brown county art colony and president of the brown county art guild, georges la chance painted scenic views of rural indiana. born in utica, new york, he later settled in nashville, indiana, also studying at the st. louis art school and exhibiting at the hoosier salon. he was an indiana painter of impressionist landscapes and first moved to brown county in the early 1930s. lachance was a charter member of the brown county art gallery association. he also exhibited at the marshall field gallery and art institute of chicago, chicago, illinois; sheldon swope art gallery, terre haute, indiana; and the hoosier salon, from 1926-1961.


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ISIL fighters captured the mainly ethnic Turkmen city of Tal Afar in northwestern Iraq overnight after heavy fighting on Sunday.
(BAGHDAD, Iraq) - The United States is contemplating talks with its arch-enemy Iran to support the Iraqi government in its battle with Sunni Islamist insurgents who routed Baghdad's army and seized the north of the country in the past week.
The stunning onslaught by militants from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant threatens to dismember Iraq and unleash all-out sectarian warfare across a crescent of the Middle East, with no regard for national borders that the fighters reject.
Joint action between the United States and Iran to help prop up the government of their mutual ally Nuri al-Maliki, Iraq's Shi'ite prime minister, would be a major turn of events after hostility dating to Iran's 1979 revolution, and demonstrates the urgency of the alarm raised by the lightning insurgent advance.
ISIL seeks a caliphate ruled on medieval Sunni Muslim precepts in Iraq and Syria, and is also fighting Syria's Iran-backed government. It considers all Shi'ites to be heretics deserving death and has boasted of massacring hundreds of Iraqi troops who surrendered to its forces last week.
ISIL fighters captured the mainly ethnic Turkmen city of Tal Afar in northwestern Iraq overnight after heavy fighting on Sunday, solidifying their grip on the north.
"The city was overrun by militants. Severe fighting took place, and many people were killed. Shi'ite families have fled to the west and Sunni families have fled to the east," said a city official who asked not to be identified.
Tal Afar is a short drive west from Mosul, the north's main city, which ISIL seized last week at the start of its push. Fighters swept through towns and cities on the Tigris before halting about an hour's drive north of Baghdad.
Iraq's army is holding out in Samarra, a Tigris city that is home to a Shi'ite shrine. A convoy traveling to reinforce the troops there was ambushed late on Sunday by Sunni fighters near the town of Ishaqi. Fighting continued through Monday morning.
U.S. President Barack Obama pulled out all American troops in 2011 and has ruled out sending them back, although he says he is weighing other military options, such as air strikes. A U.S. aircraft carrier has sailed into the Gulf.
A senior U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said on Sunday that Washington was considering making contact with Iran to find ways to aid the Baghdad government. Publicly, the White House said no such contacts had yet taken place.
The U.S. overture came a day after Iran's President Hassan Rouhani, a relative moderate elected last year, said Tehran would consider working with the United States in Iraq if it saw Washington was willing to confront "terrorist groups".
The only U.S. military contingent on the ground is the security staff at the U.S. embassy. Washington said on Sunday it was evacuating some diplomatic staff and sending about 100 extra marines and other personnel to help safeguard the facilities.
The sprawling fortified compound on the banks of the Tigris is the largest and most expensive diplomatic mission ever built, a vestige of the days when 170,000 U.S. troops fought to put down a civil war and mass sectarian cleansing that followed the 2003 U.S. invasion which toppled Sunni dictator Saddam Hussein.
Iraqis now face the prospect of a replay of that extreme violence, but this time without American forces to intervene.
The prospect of cooperation between the United States and Iran shows how dramatically the ISIL advance has redrawn the map of Middle East alliances in a matter of days.
Rouhani has presided over a gradual thaw with the West, including secret talks with Washington that led to a breakthrough preliminary deal last year to ease sanctions in return for curbs on Iran's nuclear program. But open cooperation against a mutual threat would be unprecedented.
Iraq is the only country closely allied to both the United States and Iran, but tentative past efforts by Tehran and Washington to cooperate there were fruitless. Tehran has longstanding ties to Maliki and the Shi'ite political parties that U.S.-backed elections brought to power after Saddam's fall.
Iran blames the United States and its Gulf Arab allies for stoking Sunni militancy in the region by backing the uprising against its ally Bashar al-Assad in Syria, where ISIL emerged as one of a dominant Sunni rebel group in a three year civil war.
Asked if Iran would now work with the United States against ISIL, Rouhani told a news conference on Saturday: "We can think about it, if we see America starts confronting the terrorist groups in Iraq or elsewhere.
"Where did ISIL come from? Who is funding this terrorist group? We had warned everyone, including the West, about the danger of backing such a terrorist and reckless group," he said.
ISIL fighters began their assault last week by capturing Mosul. They swept through other Sunni cities in the Tigris valley north of Baghdad, including Saddam's hometown Tikrit, where they captured and apparently massacred troops stationed at Speicher air base, once one of the main U.S. troop headquarters.
A series of pictures distributed on a purported ISIL Twitter account appeared to show gunmen from the Islamist group shooting dozens of men, unarmed and lying prone on the ground.
Captions accompanying the pictures said they showed hundreds of army deserters captured as they tried to flee the fighting. They were shown being transported in the backs of trucks, led to an open field, laid down in rows and shot by several masked gunmen. In several pictures, the black ISIL flag can be seen.
"This is the fate of the Shi'ites which Nuri brought to fight the Sunnis," a caption to one of the pictures reads.
ISIL said it executed 1,700 soldiers out of 2,500 it had captured in Tikrit. Although those numbers appear exaggerated, the total could still be in the hundreds. A former local official in Tikrit told Reuters ISIL had captured 450-500 troops at Speicher and another 100 elsewhere in Tikrit. Some 200 are believed to be held in Speicher to trade for jailed insurgents.
Power and running water were off in the city, leaving residents dependent on water being brought in by tanker trucks.
With ISIL's advance halted on the Tigris an hour's drive north of the capital, fighters also hold most of the Euphrates valley to the west, which they captured at the start of the year, bringing them to the gates of the city of 7 million.
Shi'ites, who form the majority in Iraq and are based mainly in the south, have rallied to defend the country, with thousands of volunteers turning out to join the security forces after a mobilization call by the top Shi'ite cleric.
Baghdad itself is divided between Sunni and Shi'ite neighborhoods and suffered intense street-fighting in 2006-2007. Peace never quite returned and districts are still surrounded by barbed wire and concrete blast walls.
ISIL emerged after Saddam's fall, fought against the U.S. occupation as al Qaeda's Iraq branch and broke away from al Qaeda after joining the civil war in Syria. It says the movement founded by Osama bin Laden is no longer radical enough.
Its advance in Iraq has been assisted by other Sunni Muslim armed groups, who have risen up against Baghdad because of what they consider repression from Maliki's Shi'ite-led government. Washington says Maliki must reach out to Sunnis to create a political coalition capable of reunifying Iraq.
Tareq al-Hashemi, a Sunni who was vice president until fleeing the country in 2012 after Maliki accused him of terrorism, said Maliki must go if the uprising is to end.
"What happened is an uprising by the Sunni Arabs in Iraq to confront oppression and marginalization," Hashemi told the BBC. "Resolving the conflict in Iraq comes through excluding Maliki from power."
The government's collapse in the north has also allowed forces of the ethnic Kurdish autonomous region to advance, seizing the city of Kirkuk and rural areas with vast oil reserves.
Residents in Tal Afar said Shi'ite police and troops rocketed Sunni neighborhoods before the ISIL forces moved in and finally captured the city overnight.
"The situation is disastrous in Tal Afar. There is crazy fighting and most families are trapped inside houses. They can’t leave town," a local official said on Sunday before the city was overrun. "If the fighting continues, a mass killing among civilians could result."

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isil fighters captured the mainly ethnic turkmen city of tal afar in northwestern iraq overnight after heavy fighting on sunday.
(baghdad, iraq) - the united states is contemplating talks with its arch-enemy iran to support the iraqi government in its battle with sunni islamist insurgents who routed baghdad's army and seized the north of the country in the past week.
the stunning onslaught by militants from the islamic state of iraq and the levant threatens to dismember iraq and unleash all-out sectarian warfare across a crescent of the middle east, with no regard for national borders that the fighters reject.
joint action between the united states and iran to help prop up the government of their mutual ally nuri al-maliki, iraq's shi'ite prime minister, would be a major turn of events after hostility dating to iran's 1979 revolution, and demonstrates the urgency of the alarm raised by the lightning insurgent advance.
isil seeks a caliphate ruled on medieval sunni muslim precepts in iraq and syria, and is also fighting syria's iran-backed government. it considers all shi'ites to be heretics deserving death and has boasted of massacring hundreds of iraqi troops who surrendered to its forces last week.
isil fighters captured the mainly ethnic turkmen city of tal afar in northwestern iraq overnight after heavy fighting on sunday, solidifying their grip on the north.
"the city was overrun by militants. severe fighting took place, and many people were killed. shi'ite families have fled to the west and sunni families have fled to the east," said a city official who asked not to be identified.
tal afar is a short drive west from mosul, the north's main city, which isil seized last week at the start of its push. fighters swept through towns and cities on the tigris before halting about an hour's drive north of baghdad.
iraq's army is holding out in samarra, a tigris city that is home to a shi'ite shrine. a convoy traveling to reinforce the troops there was ambushed late on sunday by sunni fighters near the town of ishaqi. fighting continued through monday morning.
u.s. president barack obama pulled out all american troops in 2011 and has ruled out sending them back, although he says he is weighing other military options, such as air strikes. a u.s. aircraft carrier has sailed into the gulf.
a senior u.s. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said on sunday that washington was considering making contact with iran to find ways to aid the baghdad government. publicly, the white house said no such contacts had yet taken place.
the u.s. overture came a day after iran's president hassan rouhani, a relative moderate elected last year, said tehran would consider working with the united states in iraq if it saw washington was willing to confront "terrorist groups".
the only u.s. military contingent on the ground is the security staff at the u.s. embassy. washington said on sunday it was evacuating some diplomatic staff and sending about 100 extra marines and other personnel to help safeguard the facilities.
the sprawling fortified compound on the banks of the tigris is the largest and most expensive diplomatic mission ever built, a vestige of the days when 170,000 u.s. troops fought to put down a civil war and mass sectarian cleansing that followed the 2003 u.s. invasion which toppled sunni dictator saddam hussein.
iraqis now face the prospect of a replay of that extreme violence, but this time without american forces to intervene.
the prospect of cooperation between the united states and iran shows how dramatically the isil advance has redrawn the map of middle east alliances in a matter of days.
rouhani has presided over a gradual thaw with the west, including secret talks with washington that led to a breakthrough preliminary deal last year to ease sanctions in return for curbs on iran's nuclear program. but open cooperation against a mutual threat would be unprecedented.
iraq is the only country closely allied to both the united states and iran, but tentative past efforts by tehran and washington to cooperate there were fruitless. tehran has longstanding ties to maliki and the shi'ite political parties that u.s.-backed elections brought to power after saddam's fall.
iran blames the united states and its gulf arab allies for stoking sunni militancy in the region by backing the uprising against its ally bashar al-assad in syria, where isil emerged as one of a dominant sunni rebel group in a three year civil war.
asked if iran would now work with the united states against isil, rouhani told a news conference on saturday: "we can think about it, if we see america starts confronting the terrorist groups in iraq or elsewhere.
"where did isil come from? who is funding this terrorist group? we had warned everyone, including the west, about the danger of backing such a terrorist and reckless group," he said.
isil fighters began their assault last week by capturing mosul. they swept through other sunni cities in the tigris valley north of baghdad, including saddam's hometown tikrit, where they captured and apparently massacred troops stationed at speicher air base, once one of the main u.s. troop headquarters.
a series of pictures distributed on a purported isil twitter account appeared to show gunmen from the islamist group shooting dozens of men, unarmed and lying prone on the ground.
captions accompanying the pictures said they showed hundreds of army deserters captured as they tried to flee the fighting. they were shown being transported in the backs of trucks, led to an open field, laid down in rows and shot by several masked gunmen. in several pictures, the black isil flag can be seen.
"this is the fate of the shi'ites which nuri brought to fight the sunnis," a caption to one of the pictures reads.
isil said it executed 1,700 soldiers out of 2,500 it had captured in tikrit. although those numbers appear exaggerated, the total could still be in the hundreds. a former local official in tikrit told reuters isil had captured 450-500 troops at speicher and another 100 elsewhere in tikrit. some 200 are believed to be held in speicher to trade for jailed insurgents.
power and running water were off in the city, leaving residents dependent on water being brought in by tanker trucks.
with isil's advance halted on the tigris an hour's drive north of the capital, fighters also hold most of the euphrates valley to the west, which they captured at the start of the year, bringing them to the gates of the city of 7 million.
shi'ites, who form the majority in iraq and are based mainly in the south, have rallied to defend the country, with thousands of volunteers turning out to join the security forces after a mobilization call by the top shi'ite cleric.
baghdad itself is divided between sunni and shi'ite neighborhoods and suffered intense street-fighting in 2006-2007. peace never quite returned and districts are still surrounded by barbed wire and concrete blast walls.
isil emerged after saddam's fall, fought against the u.s. occupation as al qaeda's iraq branch and broke away from al qaeda after joining the civil war in syria. it says the movement founded by osama bin laden is no longer radical enough.
its advance in iraq has been assisted by other sunni muslim armed groups, who have risen up against baghdad because of what they consider repression from maliki's shi'ite-led government. washington says maliki must reach out to sunnis to create a political coalition capable of reunifying iraq.
tareq al-hashemi, a sunni who was vice president until fleeing the country in 2012 after maliki accused him of terrorism, said maliki must go if the uprising is to end.
"what happened is an uprising by the sunni arabs in iraq to confront oppression and marginalization," hashemi told the bbc. "resolving the conflict in iraq comes through excluding maliki from power."
the government's collapse in the north has also allowed forces of the ethnic kurdish autonomous region to advance, seizing the city of kirkuk and rural areas with vast oil reserves.
residents in tal afar said shi'ite police and troops rocketed sunni neighborhoods before the isil forces moved in and finally captured the city overnight.
"the situation is disastrous in tal afar. there is crazy fighting and most families are trapped inside houses. they can’t leave town," a local official said on sunday before the city was overrun. "if the fighting continues, a mass killing among civilians could result."


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I notice a nice little function has appeared in opencv : five-point.cpp. However I can't figure how to use the various functions inside. Is there an example available ? If the functions are not mature yet, I would be glad to test them.
The 5-Point algorithm returns 10 solutions for E. I am facing this problem as I am trying to implement this algorithms for my academic project. 1. Which Matrix out of the 10 solutions to be choosen as the Essential Matrix. What's the criteria for that? 2. How to generalize the 5-point algorithm for more than 5 points(RANSAC inliers) for final Motion Estimation. Thank you in advance for any help in this issue.
with best regards, Durga Prasad.
the public declaration of the functions is in calib3d.hpp, so no problem accessing them.
Nice, thanks. I too wonder why there is no doc.
focal: focal distance (double), it is the element (0,0) of your intrinsic parameters matrix.
pp: principal point (Point2d), this vector must have the elements (0,2) and (1,2) of the intrinsic parameters matrix.
output: a matrix that contains ones and zeros, indicates which correspondences are outliers using a zero and inliers using a one.
Thank you for this documentation. Do you think you could manage to get this on the opencv site ?
Is Toe-in fatal for Stereo Correspondence?

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i notice a nice little function has appeared in opencv : five-point.cpp. however i can't figure how to use the various functions inside. is there an example available ? if the functions are not mature yet, i would be glad to test them.
the 5-point algorithm returns 10 solutions for e. i am facing this problem as i am trying to implement this algorithms for my academic project. 1. which matrix out of the 10 solutions to be choosen as the essential matrix. what's the criteria for that? 2. how to generalize the 5-point algorithm for more than 5 points(ransac inliers) for final motion estimation. thank you in advance for any help in this issue.
with best regards, durga prasad.
the public declaration of the functions is in calib3d.hpp, so no problem accessing them.
nice, thanks. i too wonder why there is no doc.
focal: focal distance (double), it is the element (0,0) of your intrinsic parameters matrix.
pp: principal point (point2d), this vector must have the elements (0,2) and (1,2) of the intrinsic parameters matrix.
output: a matrix that contains ones and zeros, indicates which correspondences are outliers using a zero and inliers using a one.
thank you for this documentation. do you think you could manage to get this on the opencv site ?
is toe-in fatal for stereo correspondence?


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Food supply in Petersburg during the ten months with which these articles are concerned was not equal to the demands of either traditional southern hospitality or what modern advertising calls gracious living. Even so, as Mrs. Roger A. Pryor recalled in her memoirs, the besieged city was never reduced to a diet of rats, mice, or mule meat, but an unwary pigeon could become a delicacy.
An ounce of meat a day came to be considered an abundance for an individual, but often the ounce was not available. Cornbread, peas, and sorghum were principal items in local diets, and the well known Confederate substitutes were tried in local kitchens. An enterprising family would send its children out to pick up grain from the ground after the army horses were fed.
The situation became progressively worse as the siege went on, although there were some bright spots, as in November, 1864, when an unusually large supply of beef became available; the inferred explanation was that the owners could not afford to feed their cattle or feared impressment of livestock by the government.
The intense drought which oppressed both armies before Petersburg in the early summer of 1864 parched the gardens which provident residents had planted. The dry spell of seven weeks came to an end with a heavy rain on July 19 .
Residents who attempted to solve the food problem by keeping poultry, pigs, or cows found that they were soon stolen, as were any supplies of flour or meat kept in places which could be entered without too much difficulty. If there was any consolation, it was that the city was cleaner than usual and that health conditions among the depleted population were generally good.
The shelling of the city contributed to the problem by frightening farmers who ordinarily brought produce to town. In July, 1864, a newspaper appealed to them to bring in their fresh meats, fruits, and vegetables. It assured them there was no danger in coming into Petersburg if they entered from the western side. While the markets were still open, The Express warned its readers to go plentifully supplied with Confederate “shucks”, to wear their oldest clothes, and to be prepared for crowds. It did not repeat the familiar Confederate joke that a person going to market should carry his money in baskets and bring home provisions in his pocketbook.
Petersburg’s food condition became markedly worse after Grant in August  succeeded in cutting the Petersburg [and Weldon] Railroad south of the city. Prices quoted in September  included: $12 for a pound of butter; $3 for a quart of cornfield peas; $5 for a pound of bull beef; $4 for a dozen peaches; $20 for a peck of sweet potatoes; $5 for a small head of cabbage; $10 for a chicken; $8 for a dozen eggs; $1 for a little roll; and $2.50 for a tough apple dumpling.
In time the hotels, the Bollingbrook and Jarratt’s, closed their dining rooms. Both markets were closed. The Old Market, now the Farmers Market, before the siege had been used as a shelter for troops passing through the city, and when the siege began it was in the prime target area for shelling. The New Market, which stood at the intersection of Halifax Street and South Avenue, was one of many structures converted to hospital use.
Complaints were voiced that the loss of the southern railroad presented an opportunity to profiteers and exploiters, including some personas who did not regard themselves as such. Families with blockade-running connections fared better than others and sometimes were criticized as a result, but the letters and memoirs of Confederate soldiers testify that they were generous in sharing their bounty with the soldiers who were defending the city.
When Union forces entered the city on April 3, 1865, they found some tobacco which had escaped burning but no appreciable supplies of food. The military authorities began issuing supplies of beef, bacon, bread, and coffee to those who would accept charity and continued doing so for several months.
Relief had been a major activity of the city governing body well before the siege began. There was a Board of Relief which was followed by a General Board of Charities. Council minutes make possible a fairly close tracing of such activities, and the bickering and dissension which sometimes accompany noble efforts and good causes seem to have been present. Coal, wood, salt, and other necessaries were bought by the city and sold at cost or at specified rates of profit.
Units in the Confederate army sometimes raised funds for the poor of Petersburg. In December , General Lee made a personal gift of $200 through Dr. Gibson, the rector of Grace Episcopal Church. Contributions of food sometimes were received from Raleigh and other places in North Carolina. One of the problems of distribution was how to get the food to those who needed it most, and an effort was made to give families of soldiers and residents priority over refugees and the families of deserters.
Another concern which figured much in the proceedings of the governing body was that of procuring clothing, shoes, and blankets for the Petersburg men who were serving in such units as Graham’s battery and the Twelfth Virginia Regiment. Repeated appropriations were made for such purposes, in figures which mounted along with inflation.

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food supply in petersburg during the ten months with which these articles are concerned was not equal to the demands of either traditional southern hospitality or what modern advertising calls gracious living. even so, as mrs. roger a. pryor recalled in her memoirs, the besieged city was never reduced to a diet of rats, mice, or mule meat, but an unwary pigeon could become a delicacy.
an ounce of meat a day came to be considered an abundance for an individual, but often the ounce was not available. cornbread, peas, and sorghum were principal items in local diets, and the well known confederate substitutes were tried in local kitchens. an enterprising family would send its children out to pick up grain from the ground after the army horses were fed.
the situation became progressively worse as the siege went on, although there were some bright spots, as in november, 1864, when an unusually large supply of beef became available; the inferred explanation was that the owners could not afford to feed their cattle or feared impressment of livestock by the government.
the intense drought which oppressed both armies before petersburg in the early summer of 1864 parched the gardens which provident residents had planted. the dry spell of seven weeks came to an end with a heavy rain on july 19 .
residents who attempted to solve the food problem by keeping poultry, pigs, or cows found that they were soon stolen, as were any supplies of flour or meat kept in places which could be entered without too much difficulty. if there was any consolation, it was that the city was cleaner than usual and that health conditions among the depleted population were generally good.
the shelling of the city contributed to the problem by frightening farmers who ordinarily brought produce to town. in july, 1864, a newspaper appealed to them to bring in their fresh meats, fruits, and vegetables. it assured them there was no danger in coming into petersburg if they entered from the western side. while the markets were still open, the express warned its readers to go plentifully supplied with confederate “shucks”, to wear their oldest clothes, and to be prepared for crowds. it did not repeat the familiar confederate joke that a person going to market should carry his money in baskets and bring home provisions in his pocketbook.
petersburg’s food condition became markedly worse after grant in august  succeeded in cutting the petersburg [and weldon] railroad south of the city. prices quoted in september  included: $12 for a pound of butter; $3 for a quart of cornfield peas; $5 for a pound of bull beef; $4 for a dozen peaches; $20 for a peck of sweet potatoes; $5 for a small head of cabbage; $10 for a chicken; $8 for a dozen eggs; $1 for a little roll; and $2.50 for a tough apple dumpling.
in time the hotels, the bollingbrook and jarratt’s, closed their dining rooms. both markets were closed. the old market, now the farmers market, before the siege had been used as a shelter for troops passing through the city, and when the siege began it was in the prime target area for shelling. the new market, which stood at the intersection of halifax street and south avenue, was one of many structures converted to hospital use.
complaints were voiced that the loss of the southern railroad presented an opportunity to profiteers and exploiters, including some personas who did not regard themselves as such. families with blockade-running connections fared better than others and sometimes were criticized as a result, but the letters and memoirs of confederate soldiers testify that they were generous in sharing their bounty with the soldiers who were defending the city.
when union forces entered the city on april 3, 1865, they found some tobacco which had escaped burning but no appreciable supplies of food. the military authorities began issuing supplies of beef, bacon, bread, and coffee to those who would accept charity and continued doing so for several months.
relief had been a major activity of the city governing body well before the siege began. there was a board of relief which was followed by a general board of charities. council minutes make possible a fairly close tracing of such activities, and the bickering and dissension which sometimes accompany noble efforts and good causes seem to have been present. coal, wood, salt, and other necessaries were bought by the city and sold at cost or at specified rates of profit.
units in the confederate army sometimes raised funds for the poor of petersburg. in december , general lee made a personal gift of $200 through dr. gibson, the rector of grace episcopal church. contributions of food sometimes were received from raleigh and other places in north carolina. one of the problems of distribution was how to get the food to those who needed it most, and an effort was made to give families of soldiers and residents priority over refugees and the families of deserters.
another concern which figured much in the proceedings of the governing body was that of procuring clothing, shoes, and blankets for the petersburg men who were serving in such units as graham’s battery and the twelfth virginia regiment. repeated appropriations were made for such purposes, in figures which mounted along with inflation.


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Gerry Adams has failed in his bid to have convictions for attempting to escape prison overturned.
The former Sinn Féin president was imprisoned at the Maze prison in the 1970s.
He was among hundreds of people held without trial during the early years of Northern Ireland’s Troubles.
On Christmas Eve 1973, he was among four detainees stopped by wardens while allegedly trying to cut their way through the perimeter fencing.
All four made it through the wire and had been provided with clothing and money in a “well planned” escape bid when they were caught.
Mr Adams tried to escape again in July 1974 by switching with a kidnapped visitor who bore a “striking resemblance” to him, the court heard.
A man was taken from a bus stop in west Belfast to a house on the Falls Road where his hair was dyed and other changes were made to his appearance.
He was then driven to the prison where an attempt was made to substitute the man in place of Mr Adams.
Mr Adams was arrested in the staff car park and was subsequently sentenced to 18 months in jail for attempting to escape.
Mr Adams began his legal bid to overturn the two convictions in July 2017.
Lawyers acting for Mr Adams in the Court of Appeal in Belfast had argued that the order for his internment was legally flawed.
Their bid to overturn the convictions was based on government papers recovered from the National Archives in London.
They said that a junior minister had signed the necessary document in 1975, when it should have been the Northern Ireland secretary.
However, counsel for the Public Prosecution Service argued that a long-established legal doctrine allowed other ministerial figures to lawfully authorise Mr Adams’ internment.
The appeal with Lord Chief Justice Sir Declan Morgan, Sir Reg Weir and Sir Ronald Weatherup.
Sir Robert said: “We are satisfied that the decision to make the ICO (Interim Custody Order) could have been made by an appropriate person on behalf of the secretary of state.

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gerry adams has failed in his bid to have convictions for attempting to escape prison overturned.
the former sinn féin president was imprisoned at the maze prison in the 1970s.
he was among hundreds of people held without trial during the early years of northern ireland’s troubles.
on christmas eve 1973, he was among four detainees stopped by wardens while allegedly trying to cut their way through the perimeter fencing.
all four made it through the wire and had been provided with clothing and money in a “well planned” escape bid when they were caught.
mr adams tried to escape again in july 1974 by switching with a kidnapped visitor who bore a “striking resemblance” to him, the court heard.
a man was taken from a bus stop in west belfast to a house on the falls road where his hair was dyed and other changes were made to his appearance.
he was then driven to the prison where an attempt was made to substitute the man in place of mr adams.
mr adams was arrested in the staff car park and was subsequently sentenced to 18 months in jail for attempting to escape.
mr adams began his legal bid to overturn the two convictions in july 2017.
lawyers acting for mr adams in the court of appeal in belfast had argued that the order for his internment was legally flawed.
their bid to overturn the convictions was based on government papers recovered from the national archives in london.
they said that a junior minister had signed the necessary document in 1975, when it should have been the northern ireland secretary.
however, counsel for the public prosecution service argued that a long-established legal doctrine allowed other ministerial figures to lawfully authorise mr adams’ internment.
the appeal with lord chief justice sir declan morgan, sir reg weir and sir ronald weatherup.
sir robert said: “we are satisfied that the decision to make the ico (interim custody order) could have been made by an appropriate person on behalf of the secretary of state.


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Delays to the implementation of Making Tax Digital were expected, perhaps inevitable, but what does that mean for you and your business?
Among the avalanche of recent Brexit news, there was a Spring Statement that seems to have flown comparatively under the radar. In this statement, there were two things in particular that stood out to us at Moulds & Co.
Firstly, changes to VAT reporting for businesses over the threshold (with income exceeding that of £85,000) will still come into effect from 1st April 2019. Secondly, Making Tax Digital will not be mandated for any new taxes in 2020. This means that the introduction of Making Tax Digital for income tax and corporation tax appears to still be two years away at least.
The government stated that it “remains committed” to Making Tax Digital but, thankfully, Philip Hammond stated that there will be a “light touch” approach to penalties in this first year of implementation. Having seen countless erroneous penalties handed out to businesses in the early days of newly implemented schemes, this is a welcome comment. “Where businesses are doing their best to comply, no filing or record-keeping penalties will be issued” is a statement obviously open to interpretation but will regardless be of some comfort to the ears of many businesses.
As things stand, Making Tax Digital is expected to expand into covering income tax affairs from 2021, however, amid a “cloud of uncertainty” the latest news suggests that this could well be a slow roll-out with more delays to come.
How we can help – Regardless of how this news affects you and your business, it is still wise to be ahead of the game and prepared for any future updates. If you’re unsure whether this update affects your business or if you still aren’t prepared to enter the digital tax era then Moulds & Co Accountants are here to help. To speak to a qualified tax advisor call Moulds & Co today on 01937 584188.

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delays to the implementation of making tax digital were expected, perhaps inevitable, but what does that mean for you and your business?
among the avalanche of recent brexit news, there was a spring statement that seems to have flown comparatively under the radar. in this statement, there were two things in particular that stood out to us at moulds & co.
firstly, changes to vat reporting for businesses over the threshold (with income exceeding that of £85,000) will still come into effect from 1st april 2019. secondly, making tax digital will not be mandated for any new taxes in 2020. this means that the introduction of making tax digital for income tax and corporation tax appears to still be two years away at least.
the government stated that it “remains committed” to making tax digital but, thankfully, philip hammond stated that there will be a “light touch” approach to penalties in this first year of implementation. having seen countless erroneous penalties handed out to businesses in the early days of newly implemented schemes, this is a welcome comment. “where businesses are doing their best to comply, no filing or record-keeping penalties will be issued” is a statement obviously open to interpretation but will regardless be of some comfort to the ears of many businesses.
as things stand, making tax digital is expected to expand into covering income tax affairs from 2021, however, amid a “cloud of uncertainty” the latest news suggests that this could well be a slow roll-out with more delays to come.
how we can help – regardless of how this news affects you and your business, it is still wise to be ahead of the game and prepared for any future updates. if you’re unsure whether this update affects your business or if you still aren’t prepared to enter the digital tax era then moulds & co accountants are here to help. to speak to a qualified tax advisor call moulds & co today on 01937 584188.


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When you are in immediate need of the best emergency dental Omaha has to offer, you don’t have time to waste.
Your pain and discomfort don’t always happen when it’s convenient. What’s worse is when it seems as if every dentist Omaha has listed is either closed or too busy to see you in a timely manner when you need them.
You’re at work on a Friday afternoon before a three-day weekend, and you have made big plans. The Cornhuskers are playing tomorrow, and you and some friends are planning on going to the game in Lincoln. There’s just one problem.
While eating your lunch, you bit down hard, heard a CRACK, and instantly felt a shooting pain in your jaw. You’re not exactly sure what happened, you only know that it really hurts. You definitely can’t go to the game feeling like this – you are in AGONY!
You try calling your regular dentist, but his service informs you that he is already gone for the weekend. The big game is tomorrow, and he IS an alumnus, don’t you know.
You don’t have the time or the desire to call every dentist in Omaha and hope that they can squeeze you in sometime within the next couple of weeks. When you break a tooth or lose a filling or need dental implants, you need relief NOW, not a week from Tuesday.
Finding an Omaha dental clinic that is open around your schedule, able to see you on an emergency basis, and capable of actually performing virtually any dental procedure that you might need can create quite a challenge.
Time is of the essence, and not only because you are in pain. Many dental emergencies can actually rapidly worsen into a more serious condition over a relatively short period of time if not promptly treated.
• A foreign object caught between your teeth.
This is where Emergency Dental Pros—The #1 Omaha emergency dental service—comes in.
We have proudly partnered with a number of respected dentists in Omaha, and together, we can provide you and your loved ones with a complete menu of services – family dentistry, emergency dental care, and urgent care.
Most of what we do revolves around helping to alleviate our patients’ pain by treating the causal problem – tooth decay, accidents, exposed nerve endings due to lost fillings, etc. When you contact Emergency Dental pros, you will be able to meet with a licensed professional Omaha dentist whose main objective is to end your discomfort as quickly as humanly possible.
However, because we offer the best emergency care Omaha residents could possibly imagine, our staff also has the expertise to perform any cosmetic procedure you might require – tooth/implant replacement, veneers, composites, contouring and reshaping, etc.
• Same-Day Appointments – If you have need, you will be seen today, not tomorrow or in a few days. If it is after hours, on a weekend or holiday, or if your regular dentist simply cannot see you, we are still available to help you.
• 18 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week – Dental emergencies can happen on any day, at any hour. As the most responsive urgent care Omaha has to offer, we provide round-the-clock availability and are ready to help, day or night, holiday or weekend.
• Dentists that Care –The entire idea behind Emergency Dental Pros is to service patients in pain with the most professional and compassionate emergency dental Omaha NE has ever seen. We will help alleviate your suffering as fast as possible.
If you are looking for the most experienced emergency dentist Omaha has available, you have come to the right place. All of our dentists have been in practice for years, even decades, and are always ready in any situation to help serve the community.
With their years experience and expertise, they are able to quickly identify problems and provide treatment for nearly any dental emergency you might have. They can provide you with both, complete dental treatment, or simply take care of your most urgent and pressing needs as a stopgap until you can be seen by your regular dentist.
• More Than Just Emergency Care – Unlike other Omaha urgent care dentists, we also provide all of the comprehensive services that you will typically find in a clinic offering family dentistry. In addition to the emergency services, we can offer cleanings, checkups, crowns, and other routine procedures – all at a time that fits your schedule.
Every dentist partnered with Emergency Dental Pros is thoroughly trained for any immediate need you be experiencing.
With prior approval, flexible payment options may also be possible.
Even though our network of dentists offers the finest in Omaha emergency dental services and those services are conveniently available (almost) around-the-clock, you will find that when you are in need of a D.D.S your search should always start and stop with us.
The point is this – you don’t have to continue to suffer from the agony or feel the embarrassment resulting from an unexpected dental crisis.
schedule an appointment that is convenient for you. It seems as if they are frequently “out of the office” or are somehow so impossibly busy that you can’t be seen until two or three weeks from now.
Even their regular business hours are inconvenient. They might be in the office from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., which just so happens to be your work hours, as well. In other words, you basically have to miss a day of work every time you need to see the dentist, even when it’s an emergency.
And walk-in appointments? Forget about it. If you are reading this right now and searching for a “24 hour dentist near me” then look no further!
This is what makes a service like Emergency Dental Pros so important and so necessary today. Our office here in Omaha was the first one established – our second was our practice our emergency dentist in Cincinnati.
With our service, we make YOUR dental emergency OUR priority. Your dental pain and discomfort will be quickly alleviated and you can go on with the rest of your daily life.
Save our number. Keep it handy, and when you have a dental emergency in Omaha, we will be there.

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when you are in immediate need of the best emergency dental omaha has to offer, you don’t have time to waste.
your pain and discomfort don’t always happen when it’s convenient. what’s worse is when it seems as if every dentist omaha has listed is either closed or too busy to see you in a timely manner when you need them.
you’re at work on a friday afternoon before a three-day weekend, and you have made big plans. the cornhuskers are playing tomorrow, and you and some friends are planning on going to the game in lincoln. there’s just one problem.
while eating your lunch, you bit down hard, heard a crack, and instantly felt a shooting pain in your jaw. you’re not exactly sure what happened, you only know that it really hurts. you definitely can’t go to the game feeling like this – you are in agony!
you try calling your regular dentist, but his service informs you that he is already gone for the weekend. the big game is tomorrow, and he is an alumnus, don’t you know.
you don’t have the time or the desire to call every dentist in omaha and hope that they can squeeze you in sometime within the next couple of weeks. when you break a tooth or lose a filling or need dental implants, you need relief now, not a week from tuesday.
finding an omaha dental clinic that is open around your schedule, able to see you on an emergency basis, and capable of actually performing virtually any dental procedure that you might need can create quite a challenge.
time is of the essence, and not only because you are in pain. many dental emergencies can actually rapidly worsen into a more serious condition over a relatively short period of time if not promptly treated.
• a foreign object caught between your teeth.
this is where emergency dental pros—the #1 omaha emergency dental service—comes in.
we have proudly partnered with a number of respected dentists in omaha, and together, we can provide you and your loved ones with a complete menu of services – family dentistry, emergency dental care, and urgent care.
most of what we do revolves around helping to alleviate our patients’ pain by treating the causal problem – tooth decay, accidents, exposed nerve endings due to lost fillings, etc. when you contact emergency dental pros, you will be able to meet with a licensed professional omaha dentist whose main objective is to end your discomfort as quickly as humanly possible.
however, because we offer the best emergency care omaha residents could possibly imagine, our staff also has the expertise to perform any cosmetic procedure you might require – tooth/implant replacement, veneers, composites, contouring and reshaping, etc.
• same-day appointments – if you have need, you will be seen today, not tomorrow or in a few days. if it is after hours, on a weekend or holiday, or if your regular dentist simply cannot see you, we are still available to help you.
• 18 hours a day, 7 days a week – dental emergencies can happen on any day, at any hour. as the most responsive urgent care omaha has to offer, we provide round-the-clock availability and are ready to help, day or night, holiday or weekend.
• dentists that care –the entire idea behind emergency dental pros is to service patients in pain with the most professional and compassionate emergency dental omaha ne has ever seen. we will help alleviate your suffering as fast as possible.
if you are looking for the most experienced emergency dentist omaha has available, you have come to the right place. all of our dentists have been in practice for years, even decades, and are always ready in any situation to help serve the community.
with their years experience and expertise, they are able to quickly identify problems and provide treatment for nearly any dental emergency you might have. they can provide you with both, complete dental treatment, or simply take care of your most urgent and pressing needs as a stopgap until you can be seen by your regular dentist.
• more than just emergency care – unlike other omaha urgent care dentists, we also provide all of the comprehensive services that you will typically find in a clinic offering family dentistry. in addition to the emergency services, we can offer cleanings, checkups, crowns, and other routine procedures – all at a time that fits your schedule.
every dentist partnered with emergency dental pros is thoroughly trained for any immediate need you be experiencing.
with prior approval, flexible payment options may also be possible.
even though our network of dentists offers the finest in omaha emergency dental services and those services are conveniently available (almost) around-the-clock, you will find that when you are in need of a d.d.s your search should always start and stop with us.
the point is this – you don’t have to continue to suffer from the agony or feel the embarrassment resulting from an unexpected dental crisis.
schedule an appointment that is convenient for you. it seems as if they are frequently “out of the office” or are somehow so impossibly busy that you can’t be seen until two or three weeks from now.
even their regular business hours are inconvenient. they might be in the office from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., which just so happens to be your work hours, as well. in other words, you basically have to miss a day of work every time you need to see the dentist, even when it’s an emergency.
and walk-in appointments? forget about it. if you are reading this right now and searching for a “24 hour dentist near me” then look no further!
this is what makes a service like emergency dental pros so important and so necessary today. our office here in omaha was the first one established – our second was our practice our emergency dentist in cincinnati.
with our service, we make your dental emergency our priority. your dental pain and discomfort will be quickly alleviated and you can go on with the rest of your daily life.
save our number. keep it handy, and when you have a dental emergency in omaha, we will be there.


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welcome to lake forrest park homes real estate listings search, market stats and community information. your definitive guide to search for lake forrest park homes, view pictures, map listings, find home values and local information. you can find homes for sale in lake forrest park, search every available listing from all companies and all homes in washington.
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