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The Malaysian Government being cognizant of the importance of SME's playing an important part in the development of the economy, has structured grants to be awarded to deserving businesses that showed potentials. If you are an SME and you require funds to further develope your business, you should apply for one of the many grants available.
However you must be reminded that grants being limited in numbers, it will by extension only go to the most deserving cases and probably to one with a strong IP asset. The most critical point is do you have Intellectual Properties (IPs)? Let us help you in creating your IP potfolios because if you have IPs, if possible more than one, then your business is considered very bankable, and if you have multiple IPs (whether in tangible product or intangible ones) then the value of your business is increased by many folds (not many people knows about this), and by extension, very bankable. The other important aspect is whether you have a viable business model or not.
Many have applied but choose to give up because they have not only to offer best technology, but also to offer the best in business modelling. That might put off many technologist as they are normally only good at the technical aspect of the business and not the go-to-market business strategy.
In case you have doubts, we offer you our expertise on how best to apply. As we are in the technical line and in local businesses for many years, we can help you to construct a business plan that is at par with the best in the market.
Not only that, we can combine our market research knowhow to assist you in the best way to go-to-market, which is very important if you want to secure your grant. We can even structure a modern marketing plan for you, one that is able to take advantage of cutting edge information technologies. PatentAgentip is one of a handful of companies in the world who has the experitise to help you "create" your intellectual property! Would you want to miss this opportunity?
We offer consultancy for the application of various types of Malaysian Grants and Soft Loans. Some of the grants includes:-
* From MOSTI - ScienceFund, TechnoFund, Research and Developmentand Enterprise Innovation Fund. You may want to see details here
* From MTDC - Commercialisation of Research & Development Fund, Technology Acquisition Funds.You may want to see more details here
* From Biotech Corp - Seed Fund, R&D Matching Fund, International Business Development Matching Funds.
* From SME Corp (formerly SMIDEC) - Business Accelerator Programme, Enrichment & Enhancement Programme-Matching Grants and Soft Loans.
* From Mdec - ICT MSC Malaysia R & D Scheme/Funding. Also Product Development & Commercialisation Fund (PCF)
* From Bionexus - Biotechnology Commercialization Fund.
* From Green Technology Corporation - Green Cert to open door for soft loan.
Also available are grants for the smaller guys:-
* For filing intellectual properties local and international up to RM22,000.in grant money
* For Development and Promotion of Halal Products up to RM 150,000.in grant money
* For ISO Projects up to RM 250,000.in grant money
* For New Business (service sectors) up to RM 100,000.in grant money
Cradle Funds
The Cradle Fund is a pre-seed grant offered to entrepreneurs for prototype development and valued at RM150,000.00
In addition, Cradle Investment Program (CIP) also offer another scheme which gives up to RM500,000.00 grant. This offer was started in 2009, which is essentially a seed fund to help technology companies attain commercialisation and are only awarded to local start-up companies with innovative technologies and good commercialisation prospects.
CIP is Malaysia's only end-to-end funding programme which provides funding from idea conceptualisation to product commercialisation via its pre-seed (CIP Catalyst & U-CIP Catalyst) and seed (CIP 500) grants.
You might wish to take a closer look at Cradle Investment Program
Grants from Ministry of Science and Technology (MOSTI)
TechnoFund is a grant scheme which aims to stimulate the growth of innovation of Malaysian enterprises by increasing the level of R&D and its commercialisation. The scheme provides funding for technology development, up to pre-commercialisation stage, with the commercial potential to create new businesses and generate economic wealth for the nation. The grants offer a maximum of RM3,000,000 for innovative businesses.
Innofund is a grant offer to the business of improving of existing product, processes and services. The gist is that if you can prove that you have innovation, then the grant is yours for the taking. Maximum amount is RM300,000.00
Sciencefund is a grant for you to do R&D projects that can lead to a discovery of new ideas focussing on high impact and innovative research. Maximum amount is RM500,000.00
Malaysian Technology Development Corporation
Through the Technology Development Programme established since the 7th Malaysia Plan, the Government had entrusted MTDC with the management of two grants. These grants provide support to local companies, helping them to enhance technology content, increase capacity, capability and competitiveness. The new focus is on biotechnology but others may be considered.
MTDC Technology Acquisition Fund (TAF) which was established to facilitate the acquisition of strategic, proven foreign technology for immediate implementation into existing business. The Fund provides the right support to Malaysian companies, enabling them to enhance their technology level and production processes through the acquisition of new technologies. TAF provides funding in the form of partial grants with a maximum of RM2 million or 50% of the eligible expenses (whichever is lower).
MTDC Commercialisation of R&D Fund (CRDF) which provides added stimuli for the right innovation among Malaysian-owned companies, by providing partial grants to qualified R&D projects. These grants will enable full commercialization of home-grown R&D, developed by local universities/ research institutions or the private sector.
PatentAgentip would like to offer their expertise in helping you apply for these grants. Malaysian grants are normally given to enterprises that is at the stage of "proof of concep" and if you are trying to establish a "proof-of-concept" then you can apply for grants. The value of grants starts from RM50,000 to RM2,000,000 depending on your project (only tangible ones). Now, because of the large number of entities trying for a go at getting grants and because of limited amount of resources, you will need to put in a "credible business proposition" meaning it will have to have great merits. Often, you will need to have the latest technology, so that the authorities may select you for the grant due to merits. So before you apply for the grant, take a moment to access your business idea. Ask yourself is it the best, is it better than the next guy? Unfortunately it is not an everyday affair that you can come up with a meritorious project so you will need to do a lot of polishing work. As we are a technology company that deals with the latest technology on a daily basis, we will help out with drafting a business idea that:-
* Outshines the competitions-it must be better than the others!
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* a business that is continuosly fed with market sense.
* a business that is accessible to new markets (via our "Touch the Pulse" market exploration program).
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But in case you are short on technology, do not dispair as we can get you a licensing deal from a foreign patent.
For those who envisions their business deserving to be accorded Malaysian Pioneer Status or who wish to apply, you may like to take a look at what benefits can be derived from obtaining pioneer status here.
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Two 'Bali Nine' Australian drug smugglers were transported to the infamous Nusakambangan island on Wednesday for their executions, despite mounting international pressure on Indonesia to spare offenders from the death penalty.
Myuran Sukumaran, 33, and Andrew Chan, 31, were flown to Cilacap, on Java island, from where they were taken to Nusakambangan island to face a firing squad.
The two, said to be ringleaders of the 'Bali nine' drug trafficking gang, were given a death penalty in 2006 for attempting to smuggle about 8 kilograms of heroin out of Indonesia, but Australia has denounced the death sentence, calling Jakarta to stop the executions.
"We frankly are revolted by the prospect of these executions," Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said, according to AFP.
"There were some suggestions earlier that perhaps at least some people in the Indonesian system were having second thoughts. But I am afraid those signals seem to be dissipating," he said, adding that he hoped for a "change of heart in Indonesia".
However, Indonesian President Joko Widodo seems set on going ahead with the executions, despite facing an international outcry over the execution of six drug smugglers in January, five of whom were foreigners, including those from Brazil and Netherlands.
The execution date of the two Australians is unknown, though the movement indicates it may happen soon.
The process for the executions were "95 percent" complete, Attorney-General Muhammad Prasetyo had said on Tuesday.
There is usually a 72-hour public notice before the executions are conducted.
However, some legal experts suggest that the executions would be a breach of law as one of the appeals by the duo against the President's rejection of clemency is still pending, Reuters reported.
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text: Last night, while I was in a concert, Tucker managed to flip his food bowl with him inside. He got stuck and suffocated. While this is sad, I'm concerned about the health of my other ducks. I have five females, who will all be three weeks old on Monday. Even though only a little time has passed, the remaining ducks seem unhappy. He did die somewhat in front of them, the food bucket was a recycled gallon container that had a small hole cut in the side. I don't even know how he managed to fit in it. We had to cut it apart to get his body out. The other ducks peep like they are searching, and they go on "hunts" outside. They all start peeping as if they've been separated and make large circles around the yard. Are they going through a duck depression? I know geese can die from it, can ducks? I'm mostly worried about Ebony. She seemed especially attached to him. I notice that she would only let him approach her when they were bedding down. She sits by herself now, and she's not as talkative as she used to be. If she is going through depression, is there anything I can do for her? Thanks!


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First, I TOLD Cat to be more specific when she sat on Greatfather's lap and told him what she wanted. Saying I want that really cool Tol'vir rare archaeology item just didn't do it. I mean he's not a mind-reader Cat, he doesn't know you're a big battle pet fan. Be happy with your little bug mount, sheesh, it's always something.
And then right after that, this … I detect a pattern, not sure where it will end.
Anyway, long, long, ago in the days of yore which would be sometime like about last October I remember Cat and I hunting down our battle pets. Oh! Look! I've found a Silky Moth! Isn't he wonderful! OH! And he's a common! How lucky are we!
Yeah, you get the picture. We were squeeing in delight over everything we found, didn't matter what quality it was. YAY! YAY! We found one.
Yeah well that sure has changed. Today I spent … I don't even want to admit how long … just a really long time trying to replace my rare Whelk with a BETTER RARE Whelk. It's come to that. Not even satisfied now with a rare, it must be the BEST rare ever. It was a mistake to find out about all the breeds. LOOK! LOOK! Formulas! Computations to be made! Aaarrrggghhh! My rares must be the BEST.
Yes, I really have gone batshit crazy here. Those wonderful carefree days of skipping through Azeroth happy with whatever pets I found are over. History.
Cat and I are dissatisfied now if our rares are not best in slot breeds! I KNOW, it's all kinds of craziness!
So we took some of our hand picked, really SPECIAL rares and did a few PvP battles and had our hat handed to us more often than not. Hmm … where did we go wrong. I must recalculate. We must look for EVEN BETTER RARES!
OMG! Where will this end?
Okay, got to go. Cat and I must find the VERY BEST Dung Beetle EVER!
EDIT: OMG! Navi just linked me an Emperor Crab with INSANE POWER! Forget bugs, I must own the crab of unending POWER!


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Govinda Bhat, J.
1. In these writ petitions preferred under article 226 of the Constitution, the petitioners have challenged the constitutional validity of the Mysore Sales Tax (Amendment) Act, 1969 (Mysore Act 17 of 1969), hereinafter called the impugned Act. They have prayed for a mandamus directing the respondents to refund the amounts collected by way Of sales tax on duty of excise, education cess and health cess, on sales of arrack effected by the State to the petitioners between 1st July, 1966, and 30th June, 1967. The impugned Act by amendment of serial No. 39 in the Second Schedule to the Mysore Sales Tax Act, 1957 (Mysore Act 25 of 1957) (hereinafter called the Act) enhanced the rate of sales tax on 'country liquor other than toddy' from 'six and a half per cent.' to 'forty-five per cent.' with retrospective effect to operate from the first day of April, 1966. It further validated the excess collection of tax made by the State.
2. In order to appreciate the contentions urged, it is necessary to set out briefly the relevant facts leading to the enactment of the impugned Act by the State Legislature.
3. Sales tax is collected on the sale of 'country liquor other than toddy' by virtue of the power conferred on the State to make such collection under section 5(3)(a), proviso, read with section 19 of the Act. The levy of sales tax on 'country liquor other than toddy' is made by section 5(3)(a) of the Act on the first or the earliest of successive dealers in the State who is liable to tax at the rate specified under column 3 corresponding to serial No. 39 of the Second Schedule. By virtue of the first proviso to section 5(3)(a) of the Act, the State Government is deemed to be the first dealer in the State in respect of sale of any of the goods mentioned in serial Nos. 38, 39 and 40 of the Second Schedule and is entitled to collect tax under section 19.
4. The State Government has the monopoly of first sale of arrack (which is 'country liquor other than toddy'). Manufacture of arrack by distillation is done in the State under State control and the entire quantity manufactured by distillers in the State is sold to the State Government which in its turn supplies arrack to bonded depots in taluks. Under the Mysore Excise Act, arrack is liable to excise duty at the rates prescribed by the Government. During the relevant period, that is, from 1st April, 1966, to 30th June, 1969, excise duty on arrack was fixed at Rs. 2.75 a litre. The State does not collect excise duty from the distillers. From the distillery arrack is transported to bonded depots. The State collects excise duty together with cesses thereon from the licensees before they take delivery. The exclusive privilege of retail vending of arrack for each excise year which commences on the first day of July and ends on 30th June of the following year, is sold by the Government by auction. The successful bidders whose bids are accepted are granted licences for the exclusive privilege of retail vending. The retail selling price of arrack by the licensees is fixed by the State Government at or before the time of notifying sale of the exclusive privilege in respect of each excise year. One of the conditions of sale of the exclusive privilege is that the sales tax at the prescribed rates shall be payable by the licensees. Under the terms and conditions governing the licences, the licensees were required to deposit in the State Treasury under separate heads of account the sales tax payable to the State Government and the excise duty with the cesses.
5. There was no dispute as to the amount of sales tax payable by the licensees up to 1st April, 1966. However, with effect from 1st April, 1966, the State Government began to collect sales tax computed on the sale price of arrack plus excise duty and cesses thereon. Thus computed sales tax worked at 24 paise a litre which was collected along with the price of arrack sold. Aggrieved by the said action of the State Government, the petitioners approached this court for relief in Writ Petition No. 644 of 1966. This court by its order made on 27th April, 1966, granted stay of collection of sales tax on the amount of excise duty and the cesses.
6. As Writ Petition No. 644 of 1966 related to the excise year 1966-67 only, the petitioners preferred. Writ Petitions Nos. 1012 and 1013 of 1966 and obtained stay for the year 1967-68. Writ Petitions Nos. 644, 1012 and 1013 of 1966 were heard by the court along with similar petitions preferred by other licensees and disposed of by a common judgment dated 12th July, 1968. The common question for decision before this court was, whether excise duty, health cess and education cess, levied on arrack and collected from the licensees did not form part of the 'taxable turnover' of the State Government selling arrack to the licensees. This court held that excise duty and the cesses were not paid by the sellers - the State Government - but by the purchasers - the licensee - and therefore, did not become part of the price at which the goods were sold to the licensees and in that view, the State Government cannot collect sales tax on excise duty and the cesses which are in the nature of surcharges on excise duty : vide D. Cawasji & Co. v. State of Mysore ([1969] 1 Mys. L.J. 461 at 483).
7. The State preferred an appeal to the Supreme Court against the judgment of this court; but it was subsequently withdrawn. During the pendency of the appeal, the privileges of vending liquor for the excise year 1968-69 were sold without any variation in the price of arrack fixed by the Government during the previous years at 55 paise a litre. During the year 1968-69, the State Government collected sales tax computing the same at six and a half per cent. of the actual sale price without including therein excise duty and the cesses.
8. Although the petitioners had secured stay of collection of the disputed sales tax amounts from 27th April, 1966, there were other licensees who had paid sales tax computed on the sale price of arrack plus excise duty and the cesses. When the decision of this court became final consequent on the withdrawal of the appeal preferred by the State, the State Government was faced with the situation of being required to refund several lakhs of rupees collected by way of sales tax on sales of arrack. To meet that situation, the Governor of Mysore passed Ordinance No. 3 of 1969 on 17th July, 1969, which was replaced by the impugned Act which came into force on the 19th of July, 1969.
9. For the excise year 1969-70, the price per litre of arrack was fixed by the State Government at Rs. 4 from 1st July, 1969, to 30th November, 1969, and Rs. 3.25 from 1st December, 1969, to 30th June, 1970. For the excise year 1970-71, the price per litre was Rs. 3. Since Mysore Ordinance No. 3 of 1969 enhancing the rate of sales tax from six and a half per cent. to 45 per cent. came into force after the commencement of the excise year 1969-70 and subsequent to the grant of licences for the said year, the Government apparently felt that the greatly enhanced rate of tax on the already enhanced price of arrack was not justified and, therefore, reduced the rate of tax from 45 per cent. to six and a half per cent. with effect from 1st July, 1969, by a notification issued in exercise of the power conferred under section 8A of the Act. The result of the impugned Act read with the said notification, therefore, was that the rate of tax on arrack stood enhanced only for the period from 1st April, 1966, to 30th June, 1969.
10. The impugned Act (Mysore Act 17 of 1969) is a short enactment containing four sections. Section 1 gives its title and the date of its commencement. Section 4 repeals Mysore Ordinance 3 of 1969. The main section is section 2 which effects amendment of the Second Schedule to the Act by substituting the words 'forty-five per cent.' for the words 'six and a half per cent.' in column 3 of serial No. 39 of the Second Schedule. The amendment is with retrospective effect from the first day of April, 1966. Section 3 is the usual validation section. By fiction of law created by section 2, the rate of tax on sale of 'country liquor other than toddy' shall be deemed to have been 45 per cent. at all times from 1st April, 1966.
11. At the hearing, the learned counsel for the petitioners urged the following grounds :
I. That the impugned Act is a colourable piece of legislation.
II. That as the impugned Act does not remove the basis of the decision of this court in D. Cawasji & Co. v. State of Mysore ([1969] 1 Mys. L.J. 461), and its effect is to overrule the said decision without changing the law retrospectively, it is beyond the legislative competence of the State under the Constitution.
III. That the impugned Act makes a discrimination between purchasers of arrack from the State made before 1st July, 1969, and thereafter, and the said classification is arbitrary and is violative of article 14 of the Constitution.
IV. That the retrospective operation of the enhanced rate of tax of 'forty-five per cent.' with effect from 1st April, 1966, imposes on the petitioners additional burdens amounting to about Rs. 96.83 lakhs while the total profits earned by them is Rs. 55.13 lakhs, with the consequence that they are put to a loss of about Rs. 40.69 lakhs. The impugned Act is thus oppressive and confiscatory and as such violates the constitutional guarantee under article 19(1)(f) and (g) of the Constitution.
V. That the impugned Act imposes restrictions on the freedom of trade, commerce or intercourse in country liquor; but the previous sanction of the President under the proviso to article 304(b) of the Constitution has not been obtained.
I. Re : Colourable legislation. - Sri Kohla, for the petitioners, relying on the statement of objects and reasons appended to the Mysore Sales Tax (Second Amendment) Bill of 1969, submitted that the object of the impugned Act was to get over the effect of the decision of this court and retain the money already recovered by the Government which this court has held that it is not entitled and, therefore, it is a colourable piece of legislation. If the Legislature is competent to enact a legislation and none of the constitutional limitations are transgressed in enacting the legislation, it cannot be challenged on the ground that it is a colourable legislation, whatever be the motive behind the legislation. A legislation is stated to be colourable piece of legislation where the Legislature enacts the legislation which it is not competent to do or violates any of the constitutional limitations, but while so doing, camouflages or clothes it in a garb as to make it appear that it is within its legislative competence or that the constitutional limitations are not violated : vide K. C. Gajapathi Narayan Deo v. State of Orissa : [1954]1SCR1 . In the instant case, there is no question of want of legislative competence alleged. The first ground, in our opinion, is clearly untenable.
II. Re : Legislation has not cured the infirmity. - The argument of the learned counsel under this ground was that section 3 of the impugned Act nullifies the judgment of this court in D. Cawasji's case ([1969] 1 Mys. L.J. 461) without removing the basis for that decision and, therefore, the impugned Act is ineffective. In support of his contention, the learned counsel relied on the decision in State of Tamil Nadu v. N. Rayappa Gounder ([1970] II S.C.W.R. 850). In the said case all that the Legislature of Tamil Nadu did was to validate the assessments declared invalid by the Madras High Court without removing the basis of the decision of the court for holding that the assessments were not legal. The principles laid down by the Supreme Court in Rayappa Gounder's case ([1970] II S.C.W.R. 850) and the earlier cases referred to therein is that while the Legislatures under our Constitution have within the prescribed limits power to make laws prospectively as well as retrospectively, there is no power to ask any instrumentality of the State to disobey or disregard the decisions given by courts, without removing the basis of the decisions and thus rendering the same ineffective. In other words, if an assessment to tax is declared invalid by court and that decision has become final, the Legislature cannot say that such a decision shall be ineffective by merely passing a Validation Act, but the Legislature is competent to remove the basis of the decision rendered by a competent court by retrospective legislation and thus render the decision ineffective.
12. The argument of Sri Kohla for the petitioners was that this court has held that the State Government had no right to collect sales tax on the amount of excise duty and the cesses, that no law had been made to remove the basis of the said decision by enacting a retrospective legislation empowering the levy of sales tax on excise duty and the cesses and what the impugned Act has done merely is to enhance the rate of tax retrospectively from six and a half to 45 per cent., and further to validate the collections. This, according to the learned counsel, is not sufficient to render the judgment of this court ineffective and, therefore, the validation of collections by section 3 of the impugned Act is unconstitutional.
13. In our opinion, the entire argument is based on a misconception of the facts of the case. Under the Act, sales tax on sale of 'country liquor other than toddy' is levied by virtue of section 5(3)(a) read with serial No. 39 of the Second Schedule to the Act. The tax is levied on the first or earliest of successive dealers in the State on the taxable turnover of sale of such dealer. By virtue of the proviso to section 5(3)(a) earlier referred to, the State Government is deemed to be the first dealer in the State in respect of sale by it of 'country liquor other than toddy' and the State is also entitled to collect the tax under section 19 when it effects the sale. Under section 19 read with section 18, the State is not entitled to collect any amount by way of tax which exceeds the rate specified in the Act.
14. This court has not held that the State is not at all entitled to collect any amount by way of tax on the sale of arrack. The sale price of arrack during the years 1966 to 1969 was fixed at 55 paise a litre. The amount which the State was authorised to collect was six and a half per cent. of 55 paise on the sale of a litre of arrack which comes to about three and a half paise; instead, the State collected 24 paise and the excess collection was 20.5 paise a litre. The decision of this court is that the State without authority of law was collecting excess amounts by way of tax on the sale of arrack. It is relevant to state that under the Act where the State is deemed to be a dealer entitled to collect tax under section 19, there is no provision for making an assessment of tax by the assessing authorities as in the case of ordinary dealers. Without making an assessment, the State Government is entitled to collect amounts by way of tax in the same manner as any other registered dealer authorised to do so under section 18. By enhancing the rate of tax from six and a half to 45 per cent. with retrospective effect by enacting section 2 in the impugned Act, it has to be deemed that the rate of tax under the Act has always been 45 per cent. of the taxable turnover ever since 1st April, 1966. If the rate of tax was 45 per cent. on the sale price of arrack, which was 55 paise a litre, then the amount the State was authorised to collect comes to about 25 paise. Thus it will be seen that by the enactment of section 2 of the impugned Act the very basis of the complaint made by the petitioners before this court in the earlier writ petitions as also the basis of the decision of this court in Cawasji's case ([1969] 1 Mys. L.J. 461) that the State is collecting amounts by way of tax in excess of what was authorised under the Act has been removed. Thus the decision of this court has been rendered ineffective.
III. Re : Article 14. - It was contended that the two different rates for the period before and after 1st July, 1969, is discriminatory and, therefore, it offends article 14 of the Constitution. This argument has to be stated only to be rejected. It is not the case of the petitioners that there is any discrimination made between the licensees inter se during the period from 1st April, 1966, to 1st July, 1969. No class of licensees has been selected for discriminatory treatment and all are treated alike. It is common knowledge that the tax rates under taxing statutes are varied from year to year or even in the middle of a financial year.
'Classification for taxation is not reviewable by the courts unless palpably arbitrary. It is no concern of the court whether the classification is the wisest or the best that could be made. The classification need not be 'reasonable and proper' according to the judgment of the reviewing Judges, but the court must be able to see that legislators could regard it as reasonable and proper without doing violence to common sense': vide Cooley on Taxation, Volume I, paragraph 334 at pages 715-716.
15. So long as the Legislature refrains from clear and hostile discrimination against particular persons or classes, courts have permitted an extremely wide discretion in the matter of classification for tax purposes. The learned counsel for the petitioners has not shown as to how there is any hostile discrimination against particular persons or classes.
IV. Re : Article 19(1)(f) and (g). - The basis of this ground of attack has been explained in paragraphs 7 and 8 of the consolidated reply affidavit of the petitioners dated 12th November, 1971, at pages 55 and 56 of the typed paper book. It has been alleged therein that the total tax liability of the petitioners worked on the basis of the enhanced rate under the impugned Act would amount to Rs. 96,83,031 for the period 1st April, 1966, to 1st July, 1969, that the profits made by the petitioners during the said period comes to Rs. 55,13,355. Since the rate of tax has been increased with retrospective effect after the expiry of the licence period and the petitioners are no longer in a position to pass on the burden of the increased tax to the consumers, the petitioners would suffer loss of Rs. 40.69 lakhs. Therefore, it was submitted that the impugned Act is oppressive and confiscatory and as such it violates the constitutional guarantee under article 19(1)(f) and (g). The State Government in their affidavit dated 18th January, 1972, have disputed the correctness of the statement made by the petitioners as to the total tax liability on the basis of the impugned Act. In paragraph 5 of the said counter-affidavit, this is what has been stated :
'In paragraph 7 it is alleged that by levying sales tax at the enhanced rate of 45 per cent., the additional burden falling upon the petitioner will be to the tune of Rs. 96,83,031 as stated in annexure A to reply affidavit. This is entirely wrong. The liability arising upon the petitioner as a result of the amended Act is as shown in the annexed statement. It is very little more than the liability which arose under the original demand made on the petitioner. The petitioner has worked out the liability as Rs. 96,83,031 by calculating the 45 per cent. on the aggregate of price and excise duty and cesses. This is not correct. The sales tax of 45 per cent. has to be calculated only on the price part of it excluding the duty and cesses in view of the earlier judgment of this Honourable Court. When so done the liability will be much less as shown in column No. 6 of annexure A.'
16. The grievance of the petitioners rests entirely on a misconception that the enhanced levy under the impugned Act has to be calculated on the price of arrack plus excise duty and the cesses. The decision of this court in D. Cawasji's case ([1969] 1 Mys. L.J. 461), that excise duty with the cesses thereon do not form part of the sale price of arrack and, therefore, cannot be included in the taxable turnover of the State Government when they sell arrack to the licensees has become final. There is nothing in the impugned Act to render the said judgment ineffective. The statement of objects and reasons appended to the Bill has also accepted the position that sales tax has to be collected only on the basic price of arrack. That being so, there is no foundation for the grievance of the petitioners that the impugned Act is oppressive and confiscatory.
17. It has to be noted that the retail selling price of arrack by the licensees as fixed by the Government was Rs. 9, 10 and 11 a litre for the years 1966-67, 1967-68 and 1968-69 respectively; the said rates were fixed on the assumption that the State is entitled to collect about Rs. 4 a litre inclusive of price, excise duty, cesses and sales tax. When it was ultimately decided by this court that the State is not entitled to collect 24 paise by way of sales tax on the sale of a litre of arrack, the rate of sales tax was enhanced from six and a half to 45 per cent. of the actual sale price, so as to legalise the collection of the sales tax already effected. It may also be relevant to state that if the State had chosen to do so, there was nothing to prevent it from increasing the price from 55 paise to Rs. 3 or even more, before the commencement of each excise year.
18. In Basappa & Brothers v. Deputy Commissioner of Commercial Taxes ([1971] 27 S.T.C. 241), a similar challenge made against retrospective operation of amendment to the Central Sales Tax Act, 1956, by the Central Sales Tax (Amendment) Act (28 of 1969), was rejected by this court. In the said case, this court after referring to the decisions of the Supreme Court in Rai Ramkrishna v. State of Bihar : [1963]50ITR171(SC) , Krishna Moorthy (C.) v. State of Orissa : [1964]7SCR185 and Assistant Commissioner of Urban Land Tax, Madras v. B. & C. Company Limited : [1970]75ITR603(SC) , stated the legal position thus :
'The power to make a law carries with it the power to give retrospective operation to the law. It is settled law that taxing statutes are not immune from challenge on the ground of violation of the fundamental rights guaranteed under articles 14 and 19(1)(f) and (g) of the Constitution of India. Although the Legislature is competent to give retrospective operation to its taxing statutes, the reasonableness of the retrospective operation of the law can be scrutinised by the court. It is conceivable that cases may arise in which the retrospective operation of a taxing statute may introduce such an element of unreasonableness that the restrictions imposed by it may be open to serious challenge as unconstitutional; but the test of the length of time covered by the retrospective operation cannot by itself be a decisive test. If the validity of a taxing statute is challenged in court and ultimately the highest court in the land holds that the statute is unconstitutional, the Legislature may amend the Act so as to bring it in conformity with the Constitution with retrospective effect and validate the assessments made under the statute declared as unconstitutional. Occasion may arise for amendment of a taxing statute for curing the defective provisions of a taxing statute which come to light in legal proceedings. A curative Act is generally given retrospective operation. When dealing with curative statutes, the courts have consistently held that the legislative purpose is by itself sufficient to justify the concomitant retroactivity.'
19. During the period from 1st April, 1966, until the date when the State withdrew its appeal from the Supreme Court, the State was asserting that it was entitled to add the amount of excise duty and the cesses thereon to the sale price for purposes of computation of taxable turnover and on that basis sales tax was sought to be collected, and except in cases where there was stay obtained from this court, sales tax was actually collected. During the said period the licensees were well aware of the view taken by the State Government and the quantum of sales tax sought to be recovered on sales of arrack. When ultimately that view of the State Government was not accepted by this court as correct, the impugned Act was enacted and retrospective operation was given to it. In view of the principles laid down by the Supreme Court and followed in Basappa's case ([1971] 27 S.T.C. 241), we are of the opinion that the retrospective operation given to the impugned Act does not constitute an unreasonable restriction on the freedoms guaranteed by article 19(1)(f) and (g) of the Constitution.
V. Re : Article 304(b). - The Act has received the assent of the President, but the impugned Act has not received either his previous sanction or subsequent assent. It was urged for the petitioners that levy of sales tax at such a high rate of 45 per cent. on sale of arrack imposes restrictions on the freedom of trade and since the previous sanction of the President has not been obtained as required by the proviso to article 304 of the Constitution, the impugned Act is unconstitutional. It is settled law that taxing laws as such are not excluded from the operation of articles 301 to 304; it does not, however, mean that all tax laws attract the provisions of Part XIII of the Constitution whether the impact on trade or its movement is direct and immediate or indirect and remote. Whether or not any particular tax law imposes a restriction on the freedom of trade, commerce or intercourse with or within the State depends on the fact whether the tax has the effect of directly or immediately restricting or impeding the free flow of movement of trade : vide Atiabari Tea Co. Ltd. v. State of Assam : [1961]1SCR809 , Automobile Transport (Rajasthan) Ltd. v. State of Rajasthan : [1963]1SCR491 and State of Madras v. Nataraja Mudaliar : [1968]3SCR829 . In Andhra Sugars Ltd. v. State of Andhra Pradesh : [1968]1SCR705 , the Supreme Court rejected the contention that section 21 of the Andhra Pradesh Sugarcane (Regulation of Supply and Purchase) Act of 1961 offended article 301 of the Constitution. In that case, the Supreme Court at page 608 stated :
'A non-discriminatory tax on goods does not offend article 301 unless it directly impedes the free movement or transport of the goods ...... Normally, a tax on sale of goods does not directly impede the free movement or transport of goods ...... It does not impede the free movement or transport of goods and is not violative of article 301.'
20. Sales tax on arrack is a non-discriminatory tax. It is not shown as to how it directly impedes the free movement or transport of arrack. We have to judge the result of the impost having due regard to the nature of the trade. It may be that in certain circumstances a high rate of tax on sale of goods like essential goods of common consumption may have the effect of impeding the free movement of goods and as such, such an impost may violate the constitutional limitations under article 301. It would all depend on the nature of the trade and the nature of the goods involved in the trade. In the instant case, as stated in the earlier part of the judgment, there is no free trade in arrack. Manufacture and distribution of arrack are under strict State control; besides the wholesale trade is State monopoly. The State may fix any price it chooses as selling price to the licensees; the retail selling price for the licensees is also fixed by the State Government under the powers vested under the Mysore Excise Act. The retail selling price of arrack fixed during the excise years 1966-67, 1967-68 and 1968-69 have not been varied consequent upon the enactment of the impugned Act. Having regard to the nature of the trade in arrack which is a State monopoly and the control the State exercises on its prices at all stages, it cannot be said that the very fact that a high rate of sales tax was imposed, such an impost has the effect of directly impeding the freedom of trade within the State. Consequently, the impugned Act, in our judgment, did not require the previous sanction of the President under the proviso to article 304 of the Constitution.
21. All the contentions urged for the petitioners having failed, for the reasons stated above, these writ petitions are dismissed with costs. Advocate's fee Rs. 250. One set.
22. Petitions dismissed.


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California, based on federal test scores, has the nation's near-worst public schools. It has the highest population of illegal aliens.
The private sector has been so over-regulated that its manufacturing base is shrinking. The environmental movement of extreme has helped to restrict commerce.
We only need to look at our neighbor to see what is happening to Oregon. — Dick Dunbar, Medford
I would like to extend a big thank you to the generous members of our community that have taken the time to make and donate hats and blankets for the babies in the Rogue Valley Medical Center Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. These not only keep the babies warm but also put a smile on parents' faces in a time of crisis.
We truly appreciate the time you take to make these beautiful gifts that are much appreciated. — Joni Farrington, (NICU RN), Central Point
I would like to thank Teresa Kalla for bringing attention to the fact that the Making Work Pay Credit ($400 to individuals making less than $20,000 and $800 to couples making less than $40,000) has been eliminated.
It is appalling to me that the working poor are being forgotten. No, let me correct myself, being thrown to the wolves!
I would like to hear our representatives speaking up for the interests of these people. Instead, silence.
What is a relatively small contribution to the government is a huge sacrifice for this group of honest, hardworking Americans. Who is looking out for them? — Phyllis Barlow, Rogue River
I encourage Medford citizens to register for the Citizen's Academy offered by the Medford Police Department that starts Jan. 5, 2011. I attended last year's academy, which is a 30-hour course of instruction spread over an 11-week duration. It was very interesting, informative, and valuable. It gave me a refreshing insight into how the police department works and how it protects Medford residents.
Registration information can be obtained on the city's website, www.ci.medford.or.us. — Bruce Spence, Medford
Acting lesson 1: If a scene calls for the actor to cry, the actor does not. The actor learns to let the audience do the crying. If the actor turns on the waterworks and loses control the actor is seen as over-acting or hamming it up.
The audience, instead of feeling sorrow, guffaws (loud, unrestrained laughter) and often does. Hence the term, "laughed off the stage"... or off the TV in today's world. Get the hint, Mr. Boehner? — Marlyn Mason, Medford


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By Thomas Sellers Jr.
For the 2012-13 school year, Brighton High School senior Morgan Shaver was busy.
With the support of her parents Wendy Paul and James Shaver, Morgan was able to maintain solid grades while taking on the challenge of playing varsity volleyball, basketball and softball.
"I would wake up, go to school, practice, go to third period," Shaver recalled. "I would workout then do an after school workout. Go home, shower then go to sleep. Then repeat everyday.
"I really don't have a break," she added. "It's all back to back to back. When I do have a break, I don't like to go out and do stuff. I like to just chill and relax and have time to myself."
Shaver chills with friends like classmate McCallie Ruffin. The senior also played all three sports this year. Ruffin plans to hang up her cleats and sneakers to attend the University of Tennessee as just a student.
But for Shaver, her love of softball, sparked a desire within her to play at the college level. And earlier this year with teammate Lulu Smith by her side, the duo signed letters of intent to play at Dyersburge State.
"I have a passion for it," Shaver said. "I love playing sports. That's the only part of school I look forward to – coming to practice.
"It felt like all of my hard work has paid off," she noted about her signing. "To see it all come together and have results is special."
Shaver said her love of sports and playing softball has always been supported by her parents while growing up in Atoka.
"Mom and Dad, they've always been there," she said. "They pick me up when I'm down. They'll get me to practice all those times. Getting me all the stuff I need for practice. They have been wonderful.
"I can't remember that far back, but maybe Dad put the bat in my hand," Shaver added. "I would remember always being in the back yard throwing the ball. Him teaching me how to swing. He actually built a softball field in our back yard. We used to go out there and play."
That is why softball is her favorite sport playing it most of her life. After two season on the Lady Cardinal Basketball team as a power forward, hoops is Shaver's second favorite sport. She also played for Brighton Volleyball for two seasons as a hitter.
Each one of Shaver's coaches said she improved as a player and leader.
"This being my senior year that really did push me to get better," Shaver said. "I knew this would be my last year to play all three sports. I just tried to make the team better. I played my hardest."


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The Benghazi attack was timed to blur the focus on, to steal a little power from, to overwrite the big event a decade earlier.
Oklahoma City was to take back the date from Waco.
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That's the day the real trouble starts.


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LEMOORE - COS women's basketball received their first loss of the season as they finished 2-1 in the Central Valley Conference Tournament this past weekend.
Head coach Ray Alvarado believed his team didn't play up to the standard they usually do.
"To play in another championship game will only help us later on," Alvarado said. "To not be completely prepared to compete for a championship costed us. We will continue to learn."
The Giants (8-1) blew out Yuba 65-37 in their first game on Friday.
COS held Yuba to five points in the first quarter and nine in the fourth.
Sophomore guard Myasia Gray led the Giants with 13 points off the bench.
Sophomore guard Imari Russell had a great night as well. She finished with 10 points and 8 rebounds in the win.
On Saturday, COS would once again score big in their 86-57 victory over Cuesta.
The Giants had four players score in double digits.
Sophomore Forward Dojahnae Senegal finished with a team high 16 points and added 7 rebounds.
Freshman guard Zharia McCollum recorded a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds.
Freshman guards Cassidy Rodriguez had 12 points and Darci Finnigan had 11 points.
COS would make it to their third straight championship game on Sunday, but lost 69-65 to Orange Coast.
The Giants had a 42-38 lead at halftime. Orange Coast would erase the four point deficit with a 19 point third quarter.
Both Idalis Rubalcava and Isabella Jimenez finished with 15 points in the loss.
Rubalcava and Alyssa Gonzales made the CVC All-Tournament team for their performances.
COS will compete and host the 40th annual Gilcrest Tournament on Dec. 1 through Dec. 4. The tournament is one of the few left in the state to have a 16-team bracket. The Giants will play Cerritos on Dec. 1, with tip-off scheduled for 7 p.m.


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In a piece published in the Red County last week, Assistant Director of the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence and adjunct professor at Chapman Law School Karen Carpenter Lugo not only argues against the building of a Mosque close to 9-11 Ground Zero, but argues for a national mosque litmus test.
Using what appears to be Islam-phobia, Ms. Lugo quotes from Bernard Lewis' Islam and the West: "There is only a single law, the shari'a, accepted by Muslims as of divine origin and regulating all aspects of human life: civil, commercial, criminal, constitutional, as well as matters more specifically concerned with religion in the limited, Christian sense of that word."
Ms. Lugo further argues that because of "…. a blind fixation on free speech, freedom of association and a general sense that anything called religion gets a pass from government scrutiny", then " Islamists are free to set up shop in America's towns and cities with little more than random protests. The Ground Zero Mosque has become a flashpoint for a long overdue national discussion."
While we agree with Ms. Lugo that Ground Zero Mosque should not be built, our reasons are perhaps diametrically opposite:. For example, Ms. Lugo's use of Lewis assertion is akin tosaying there is only one interpretation of the US Constitution - we know different. Or not unlike Calvary Chapel Patriarch Chuck Smith taking exception to the Vatican's assertion that the only true path to salvation is through the Vatican's teachings.
Or take the New National Automobile Support Administration's (NASA) new mission to build a 21st Century Bridge to the Muslim world. To AG Holder, this means to refuse to acknowledge that Islamic terrorists have been involved in the three most recent terrorist incidents: Ft. Hood Murderer Nidal Hassan, Christmas Day Underwear Bomber and Time Square Bomb Square. However, he profusely praised the Muslim community for its help in this week indictment of 14 individuals charged with supporting terrorist organization Al-Shabaab.
Now, consider that Radical Islam, including Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's Shi'ite creed says mortals can not only influence but also hasten the awaited return of the 12th Imam, known as the Mahdi. Iran's dominant "Twelver" sect holds that this will be Muhammad ibn Hasan, the righteous descendant of the Prophet Muhammad. He is said to have gone into "occlusion" in the 9th century, at age 5. His return will be preceded by cosmic chaos, war, bloodshed and pestilence. After this cataclysmic confrontation between the forces of good and evil, the Mahdi will lead the world to an era of universal peace - standing in the way is Israel.
On the other hand, the symbolism of the Cordoba Initiative Mosque is more powerful than planting the US Flag on the moon. The message? Paraphrasing Caesar's phrase: Veni, Vidi, Vici, - I came, I saw, I conquered," in this case, Veni, Vidi, Bombed, Vincero – "I came, I saw, I bombed, I win!
Not convinced, yet? Do you know that not unlike the Palestine issue, Medina, the Arab world's second holiest city, allegedly purely Arab city was first settled by Jewish tribes?
Refer to Medina, Islam's second holiest city, was originally a Jewish "settlement"
Ms. Lugo's demand for a national mosque litmus test is even more misguided, even in light of an "Islamic Center Expansion" strategic context, as Ms. Lugo later adds. Such plan is not only dangerous, but also a slippery slope and detracts from the main issues:
According to Bernard Lewis:
"The city of Medina, some 280 miles north of Mecca, had originally been settled by Jewish tribes from the north, especially the Banu Nadir and Banu Quraiza. The comparative richness of the town attracted an infiltration of pagan Arabs who came at first as clients of the Jews and ultimately succeeded in dominating them. Medina, or, as it was known before Islam, Yathrib, had no form of stable government at all. The town was tom by the feuds of the rival Arab tribes of Aus and Khazraj, with the Jews maintaining an uneasy balance of power. The latter, engaged mainly in agriculture and handicrafts, were economically and culturally superior to the Arabs, and were consequently disliked.... as soon as the Arabs had attained unity through the agency of Muhammad they attacked and ultimately eliminated the Jews."-
Refer to Medina, Islam's second holiest city, was originally a Jewish "settlement"
Ms. Lugo's demand for a national mosque litmus test is even more misguided, even in light of an "Islamic Center Expansion" strategic context, as Ms. Lugo later adds. Such plan is not only dangerous, but also a slippery slope and detracts from the main issues:
We posit that activist judges and Attorney General Holder pose a greater danger. Consider the extent to which California schools have gone to accommodate Muslim students, while making sure that the Christian God stays out of the public discourse, and if included, it is typically vilified. Considering the Bible as "hate speech" by activist judges, is another example.
Wit Judge Walker's irrational ruling on Prop 8, writing that there was no "rational basis" for supporting marriage as the union of a man and a woman, despite the fact that 7 million California voters had approved the marriage amendment in 2008.
Now, whether Islam is a religion of peace is arguable. Whether there are peaceful individuals in the world and in the United States who practice Islam is not up for debate.
The question is whether Islam should get a pass, at the expense of other religions, simply because the President and the Attorney General want NASA to build a 21at Century Bridge to the Muslim World, or whether activist judges should be allowed to serve at all:
Turn to France and its Burqa Issue for an illustration. : Traditionally, Americans have sought personal liberty, to live as they see fit, to worship as they please. Americans seek freedom from the use of power wielded arbitrarily by whoever holds the political sword – enter the Constitution, creating a political regime for individuals who wished to be united with their countrymen not essentially by a common language, ethnic background, or other accident of birth. Americans are united by a love of liberty, respect for the freedom of others and an insistence on their own rights as set forth in the Declaration.
Not too long ago, a person on parole sued the OCSD because she was compelled to remove her burqa for safety reason. Local papers, such as the OC Register and the LA Times focused on how the woman may have been traumatized, not on the fact that she was on parole, and transgressed, again!
So, should Islam, the President of the United States, or any other new-age or traditional religion for that matter, be allowed to apologize for American Exceptionalism? That is, should the Traditional American be silenced for the sake or political correctness and or expediency? Should Americans be subjected to different laws as a function of their religion and or choice? Should activist judges be allowed to use the Constitution as tissue paper? – With all due respect to Ms. Lugo, these are the substantive issues.


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Ok, so I have everything setup in Catalyst and imported into Flash Builder ok.
But, how do I get data from my AS code to bind to the datalist?
I am getting my data from web services - something I'm fine and experienced at doing. But, how do I databind to these components created in Catalyst?
Any help greatly appreciated!
It's OK, I worked it out - just need to use normal databinding as in any other Flash Builder/Flex project.
I just got confused with the layout of the MXML and the way Catalyst throws everything together.
Lee's tutorial video here really helped explain it all:
Hope you too find it useful
I've now got it working with my usual PureMVC codebase. Works a treat! A fully 'designed' Air RIA connecting to a web service etc within a few hours. Nice.


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At the elite levels of sports and athletics, the gender gap is prominent and resists closure. There is an approximate 15 minutes difference in the best times of elite male marathoners, and elite female marathoners. Other sports show similar differences at the elite level.
Remember when it was predicted that intensive training for women in athletics would close the gender gap in performance? Some years ago, when the marathon was first becoming a competitive event for women, the rapid improvement in female times led some to predict that female performances would soon equal those of men in the marathon. This has not happened, and it won't. The current world record for women is 2:21, compared to 2:06:50 for the men, a difference in speed of about 10%. This same 10% gap is present across the distance running performance spectrum The reason for the performance gap is not that women don't train as hard as men. There are some important physiological differences between the sexes that can't be overlooked or overcome.
....The "typical" young untrained male will have an absolute VO2 max of 3.5 liters/min, while the typical same-age female will be about 2 liters/min. This is a 43% difference! Where does it come from? Well first, much of the difference is due to the fact that males are bigger, on average, than females. Us humans are all (sort of) geometrically similar, so heart size scales in proportion to lean body size . If we divide VO2 by bodyweight, the difference is diminished (45 ml/min/kg vs 38 ml/min/kg) to 15 to 20%, but not eliminated.
....It is important to make note of the fact that these differences are "on average". In reality, there are many women with significantly higher VO2max values than average men. However, if we look at the "best of the best", the differences persist. Using XC skiing as an example from here in Norway, the highest reliable values for VO2 max recorded in national team XC skiers are about 90 ml/min/kg. The very best Norwegian woman has been measured at 77 ml/min/kg, a 17% difference. So, while this woman will outperform 99.9% of all men, she will not out-perform the national team level males.
Read more here.
A number of studies have demonstrated that boys inherit a performance advantage in athletics, for both pre-puberty, and even more so in post-puberty.
The stopwatch does not lie, and whether in swimming, running, weightlifting, shot put, bicycling etc. the superior VO2 max and muscle mass of males prevents the gender gap in athletics from closing. The only way to narrow the gap is to train the elite athlete girls and confine the elite athlete boys in restraints to encourage muscle atrophy and loss of VO2 max.
In the cognitive realm, you see a similar phenomenon in the measures of spatial ability and mathematical ability at the elite levels. Although hope springs eternal that training will narrow the gap, as in athletics, sometimes it seems that the only way to narrow the gap is to train the elite girls and prevent the elite boys from training somehow.
One can be excused for wondering why all the excitement about male superiority in a small area of elite cognitive performance? The number of jobs involved is minimal. Certainly an intelligent businesswoman, female physician, or female lawyer, can make much more money than an elite mathematician, physicist, or engineer. What is all the near-hysteria about?
Average intelligence levels of men and women test virtually identical. A 1995 study examined the performance of more than 100,000 American adolescents on various mental tests. The study found that on average, females performed slightly better than males on tests of reading comprehension, writing, perceptual speed, and certain memory tasks. Males tended to perform slightly better than girls on tests of mathematics, science, and social studies. In almost all cases, the average sex differences were small.
And here is how developmental psychologist David C. Geary puts it:
There was no sex difference on the IQ test, but males showed significantly higher mean scores on the arithmetical computations, arithmetical reasoning, and spatial cognition measures. A series of structural equation models indicated that individual differences in arithmetical reasoning were related to individual differences in IQ, spatial abilities, and computational fluency. Moreover, the results suggested that the male advantage in arithmetical reasoning is mediated by the male advantages in both computational fluency and spatial cognition.
Women are graduating from schools of higher education at a rate of 6 to 4 vs. men. Women have achieved virtual parity in schools of medicine and law, and make up about 70% of graduate psychologists. Women are achieving phenomenally in the modern world, and if any gender should be worried about current trends, it is the males. A few men are holding on under siege, to a small sliver of cognitive excellence, and all that many psychologists can think of doing is to try to eliminate the small gap within that tiny sliver of cognitive performance.
It is a fascinating study in academic frustration--the data will simply not behave in a politically correct fashion. Many more research studies and outreach programs will be mandated, however, to erase that gap. But I can tell the gender psy-sers exactly how to erase the gap, and I will not charge for the valuable information. Simply prescribe pro-androgenic drugs that cross the placental barrier, to pregnant women in their second trimester, who are carrying female fetuses. Some additional androgenic supplementation may be necessary at different time periods after birth--and there will be potentially unpleasant side effects. Hirsutism, deep voice, skin blemishes, a certain manly aggressiveness, etc. But all of that would be a small price to pay to erase the gender gap in this one small remaining area of academics, no?
Just as there are elite women athletes who can defeat 99% of males in their sport, there are women mathematicians and physicists who are better at their trade than 99% of males. But they are not competing against those 99%. They are competing against the elite males, a very small number, but a significantly greater number than the number of elite females in those vocations. That is the hump that the gender Procrusteans are incapable of leveling. The relatively tiny number of male elites in a relatively tiny number of fields who will simply not go away.
Lawrence Summers paidwith his job, for making a very timid suggestion about possible biological gender or sex differences in that very small, elite sliver of academic professorship in a few top rank schools. The politics of this subject are absolutely deadly to anyone in a public position who lets down his guard for even a moment.
But why? I will deal with the real reasons for the excitement in a later posting.


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I have imported the exact same project from Vegas(great program) into Architect 2.0 and Nero Vision Express 3. In Architect the file is 4.9 GB (which I can't burn onto a 4.7) and in Nero it is 3.66 GB (which I can burn). Plus, the playback in Nero was much smoother than in Architect. HOWEVER, I like Architect's options better so does anyone know what might be causing such a significant difference in project size?
Earlier in the postings someone else mentioned that maybe Architect was rendering video that was already rendered when it is imported from Vegas using the "Make DVD" feature. When I look in the Architect preferences I can not find any option related to turn on/off automatic rendering. I have also tried just opening up a Vegas project in Architect w/o importing it with the "Make DVD" button, but result is same, file too big and picture slightly jumpy.
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Trying to hook up solar to aqualinks. Is it a special sensor compared to regular temp sensor?
Trying to hook up solar to aqualinks. Is it a special sensor compared to regular temp sensor?
5900 G Fiberglass IG pool (circa 1990), SWG Hayward Aqua Rite GoldLine (2013), IntelliFlo Variable Speed Pump (2013), Hayward Pro Sand Filter (circa 1990), Well water (no iron or other metals fortunately), test with Taylor K2006C, Charleston, SC
Figured it out on a dual system board it's s-7 switch on board.
And Yes, you use the same temp sensor (same part #).
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Jandy/Zodiac, Pentair, Sta-Rite, Raypak, Polaris,
and Paramount pool cleaning systems.
Yea they're both 10k sensors. Put the water temp sensor after the filter and the roof sensor on the same roof as the collectors in a good sunny area which will not be shaded. Zip tie you're terminals so they won't pull apart and goop them with liquid tape because the sun will degrade the wire quickly.


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The full pleated skirt can be emphasised with a petticoat (as pictured - petticoat not included) or left to hang naturally for a more casual look. This dress is fully lined and the fitted waistband is highlighted with striking red piping.
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It is a UK SIZE 16 (US 14 and EU 44)
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This evening we did a family project! Literally we needed all the help we could get to erect this little house. I thought when purchasing this house that all we needed to do was decorate it--no such luck. We needed to put the house together first and then decorate it. It is supposed to dry undecorated for 2-3 hours--not in this house with two impatient little girls ready to decorate it, esp. Amanda! From the minute we got home today she whipped it out of the bag and insisted we start the project immediately! Next time, I will make a cardboard cut out or something to hold the house up underneath it. Ours is just held together by the icing--thanks to Daddy holding it together while Amanda started to decorate it. The girls are posing for a photo with the finished product: our family gingerbread house.
Sunday, December 2, 2007
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text: Hortense L. Thomas, R.N., age 75, died Monday, December 24, South Shore Hospital, beloved sister of Florida Lesley; sister of Peter R. Thomas III and Henry A., Sr; beloved aunt of Rev. Jerome L. Lesley. Head Nurse Coordinatory, Nursing Staff, Cook Co. Hospital for 39 years. Visitation Thursday, January 3. 6:30 p.m. Funeral 7:30 p.m. Bethel A.M.E. Church, 4444 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago. Interment January 4, Lincoln Cemetery, Alsip, IL. Leaving Jackson Funeral Home, 7350 S. Cottage Grove Ave., 10 a.m. 773-783-3522


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'The Blacklist' Season 3 Spoilers: Episode 7 Synopsis Released; What Will Happen In 'Zal Bin Hasaan'? [VIDEO]
There are only two episodes left before "The Blacklist" Season 3 takes its midseason break, so something has to give in Red (James Spader) and Liz's (Megan Boone) endless cat and mouse game with the Cabal. Well, it looks like the person who might bring the situation to a head might not be Red or Liz, but Tom (Ryan Eggold)! The former double agent captured Russian assassin Karakurt in episode 6 -- getting a lot of blood on his hands in the process -- and is on his way to Washington D.C. to clear his wife's name in episode 7, "Zal Bin Hasaan."
According to the synopsis for the new episode, the FBI task force is on the case of a new blacklister, an elusive international terrorist named Zal Bin Hasaan. However, the new criminal causes some traumatic family tragedy from Samar's (Mozhan Marnò) past to resurface.
Meanwhile, after arriving in Washington D.C. with Karakurt in tow, Tom wants to meet up with Liz. However, Red still does not trust Tom.
"Tom wants to meet," Liz informs Red.
"That's not a good idea," he warns.
She does not listen. The promo for the episode reveals that she will indeed come face-to-face with Tom at, where else, but the restaurant where he had been waiting for her until his Karakurt expedition -- it's their spot! Although, it may not be such a good idea to visit such a familiar haunt because the teaser video reveals that Ressler (Diego Klattenhoff) and the FBI task force crash the reunion party. Ressler learned firsthand that the CIA do not plan on playing it by the book with Red and Liz. Does the interim FBI director really think his friends will get justice if he arrests them?
Watch the promo for Season 3, episode 7 below:
Will Tom be able to clear Liz's name with Karakurt? Fans will have to wait to find out. "The Blacklist" airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. EST on NBC.


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The Fourth of July is tomorrow, and with this celebration typically comes dazzling fireworks displays.
If you plan on lighting your own fireworks in celebration of America's independence, it's important to be very careful and follow all of the instructions on the labels. Fireworks can be dangerous and even deadly if misused.
Information gathered by the Consumer Product Safety Commission shows that more than 9,000 people are injured every year in fireworks-related accidents. Up to 40% of those injuries affect children younger than 15. If you are going to allow your children to use fireworks, be sure to supervise them closely to prevent them from injuring themselves.
The personal injury attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. urge you to exercise caution when lighting fireworks and wish you a safe and happy Independence Day.