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The sign was posted at MIT, of course.
The old joke about the young man at the grocery store in the 10 items or less line with a basket-full of groceries. The clerk says to the young man: "You must be a student at MIT or Harvard?" "How did you know", asked the young man. "Because you either can't read or can't count", replied the clerk.
And of course, we have to ask why the sign is facing the way it is. The photo is taken from the inside, looking out.

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The Managing Director of the ABC, Mark Scott, recently gave a speech to the Melbourne Press Club in which he outlined his visions for 'Aunty' in the years to come.
There were anumber of interesting takes on major themes in journalism – the need to keep investigative journalism strong, using social-networks for promotional causes ('reaching audiences' etc), and the tabloidisation of trusted brands in the online space.
"I wonder sometimes if the instant metrics generated in the online world are increasing the temptation to be tabloid in choosing news, pictures and headlines – to draw the eyeballs and the click-through – just as a tabloid designs page one to drive response from the newsstand", Scott said.
Coming from several years back in the UK, it's fair to say that the leading broadsheets on the left and right, The Guardian and The Telegraph, have done reasonably well in avoiding this dumbing down. I carried out a dissertation for a masters around 18 months ago, and found despite the fact articles about popstars and football rated very well indeed – usually at the top – online editors still resisted putting them in the most prominent positions, more often than not. Search engines, in-bound links and general curiosity brought people to them. Leaving aside tabloids proper, the same could not be said of 'midrange' papers, namely the Daily Mail, which pursue far more celebrity based 'news' online than it does in print – and does well in the ratings because of it.
"There is nothing wrong with tabloids", Scott went on. "I hasten to add, nodding in the direction of journalistic colleagues from the Herald Sun. But in great newspaper markets – like New York and London, Melbourne and Sydney – the tabs and the broadsheets have operated side by side, offering different content to different segments of the market. They expressed themselves differently in many ways.
"In the online space, however, that distinction blurs – tabloids and broadsheets tend to behave the same way, as if the online audience's primary need is to be entertained. The result is the kind of editorial thinking that means we get far more coverage – as has been noted – of Paris Hilton than Paris, France. More Angelina and Brad than Angola and Chad."
There's a lot in this, especially, at first glance, in Australia. You only have to look at the Sydney Morning Herald and the distinctions one can draw between the broadsheet and smh.com.au. The paper has fallen a long way with Fairfax's financial issues arguably at the core, but as for the online offering, it's getting harder to brand the smh.com.au website a 'serious' news site. Visit the site every day for a week, and judging by the homepage, it would near impossible not to call it a tabloid.
As for Australia's public service broadcasters, the ABC and the SBS, it will be an interesting challenge in the coming months and years to ensure the online offerings do not stray too far from what viewers and listeners honed on what can arguably called 'broadsheet' principles come to expect – the ABC and SBS do not create tabloid TV – even if online metrics are telling us to do something else.
After all, this is what state-funded journalism and 'news' is all about.
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I've not been around these parts lately, so have only just found out that Jessica Coen is leaving. I came here to say GOOD. Jezebel was wonderful when Anna Holmes ran it, and it became progressively less intelligent, less witty, less warm, less inclusive, less coherent, less fun under Coen's editorship. The Lena Dunham debacle was it for me. What petty, mean, pointless shit.
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1. Blondies Burger Bar
Known by locals as just "Blondie's", Blondies Burger Bar has the best burgers at the lake. All Blondie's burgers start out as 100% Angus Beef patties that have never been frozen and are served on their famous, fresh Brioche buns. You can top them with some of their 25 different topping, such as Bleu Cheese for a Black and Blue, or try the famous Blondie Burger. The Blondie Burger is served with two cheeses and their secret Blondie Butter – Delicious! – and what put Blondie's on the map!
If you want to spice things up a bit, try a Hot Blondie, served with Pepper jack cheese and hot sauce, or try a Smokin Hot Blonde, which is served with jalapenos. Wash it down with an always ice-cold beer! Blondie's decor is fun and eclectic, as is the atmosphere. Friendly and experienced staff will make sure your first visit isn't your last!
Centrally located midway between the upper strip and the Dam, Blondies Burger Bar is located at 1255 Bagnell Dam Blvd, and you can reach them at (573) 693-1255.
2. Alley Cats Pizza
Located across the street from Blondie's is Alley Cats Pizza at 1286 Bagnell Dam Blvd. Alley Cats Pizza is operated by a second-generation restaurateur. Made with only the freshest ingredients, house mixed-cheese blend, and pizza crust from the St. Louis famous Hill district – you know this pizza is as good as it gets.
Just ask the locals, and they will tell you Alley Cats is hands down the best pizza at the Lake of the Ozarks. Alley Cats provides a great outdoor patio with a full-service tiki bar that offers plenty of people-watching along the strip while enjoying your favorite pizza. Always known as a place to come for a good time, Alley Cats will be open most nights until at least midnight.
Alley Cats Pizza and Blondies Burger Bar are both strategically located dead-center of the strip, so when there is a strip event such as the Magic Dragon Street Meet Nationals, Lake Ozark Bikefest, Lake Race, or the famous Hot Summer Nights (a drive-up car show held on the second Friday of every month during the summer) you won't find a better meal or seat than Alley Cats Pizza or Blondies Burger Bar.


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Fumed Oak is a satisfying suburban comedy in two acts: in the first, Henry Gow sits silently as his grumbling mother-in-law, his snappish wife and his whining daughter bicker over breakfast; in the second, he announces that he has changed his name and bought a boat ticket, and, leaving them the house and a barrage of insults he has been saving for over ten years, goes out of the front door with glee.
Fumed Oak, originally starring Gertrude Lawrence and Coward himself, is a short play from the Tonight at 8.30 cycle, conceived by Coward as an antidote to the boredom of a long run of the same script. It is a sequence of ten plays to be performed by the same cast in sets of three, alternating matinées and evenings, ranging from farce to melodrama to romantic comedy.
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4 April 2008, to Jenafir
I'm in Kathmandu and thinking of you. I visited the Swayambhunath temple this afternoon, up on its hill overlooking the valley. Beautiful, absolutely beautiful, and it opened me up in the way only real beauty can, cut through all the jaded traveler in me. I haven't been home since we worked together a year ago – you know that. It will be time for me to return to San Francisco soon. But what I wanted to talk to you about today is the two little boys that accompanied me to the temple and back.
You know how it goes – they sort of attached themselves to me and the one with better English elected himself my guide. Which is fine; they were lovely kids, very bright and very entertaining and fun to play with. They especially appreciated when I made monkey noises to scare off the touts trying to sell me prayer flags and singing bows. So we went up the 365 steps, and I stood on the terrace at sunset and marveled at the completely splendid Stupa, and the panoramic view of this ancient Pagoda city being eaten by its own slum suburbs. When we began the long walk back from the temple, it was very dark. Kathmandu has blackouts for three hours every afternoon.
I knew it was coming. They were shy about it.
"Excuse me, can you buy me some milk?"
"Some milk, only."
"No, sorry. I know this one." You too, my international friend, you know this hustle. The milk powder turns out to be strangely expensive, and the kids sell it back to the shopkeeper later.
Some chatting in Nepali among themselves. A few minutes later, "Some food?"
"You're hungry?"
"Then you should go home. You are children, go home and ask your parents to feed you." I wanted so badly for the world to work this way.
"Okay… we need also kerosene."
"Again, this is your parents' job."
"Kerosene is very expensive."
"I know that."
I must admit I don't have your patience, Jenafir. I don't have your lifetime of practice with compassion. Every day I try to give at least a smile to all the desperate people who ask me for help; most days I fail. It gets to me.
"Look. Are you my friends or are you beggars?"
"We are your friends!"
"Then stop begging from me."
"Please help us. We are hungry."
"That's it. I'm leaving." And I walked away. I sure showed them a lesson. It felt terrible.
I calmed myself, turned around, motioned them over. I asked them to sit with me on some steps as night fell. Unhealthy dogs wandered in the street, and a kerosene lantern glowed red inside the shack across the road. Still no power.
"Listen," I began, "what do you want to be when you grow up? What do you want to do?"
No answer.
"Do you want to, um, build buildings? Or be a policeman? How about flying an airplane, would you like that?"
It took a long time for him to answer. I had to repeat the question, give more examples.
"I want to be shopkeeper."
"A shopkeeper! That's great… but, are you sure? You sure you wouldn't rather be an airplane pilot?"
"I don't know how to fly an airplane."
"No. But you can go to school and learn."
A flash of a smile. That's all I wanted. Just for a second I wanted him to believe that he could be whatever he wanted. I don't even know if it's true, but I wanted him to believe that.
"You can learn anything you want," I pressed on, probably uselessly. "You can choose to be anything you want."
"So why do you choose to be a beggar?"
"I am not a beggar."
"You keep asking me for things without offering anything in return. That makes you a beggar."
"Will your parents be angry that you did not get money from foreigners today?"
"Do you do this every day?"
"No. Only it is finished school exams now. Sometimes we have holidays."
And that was it. The two children chatted amongst themselves but wouldn't speak to me further. I told him I was going if he didn't want to talk to me. He wouldn't meet my eye. Did I shame him? Did I go too far and crush that spark I hoped I saw?
I walked off into the gloom, over the unpaved unlit roads, dodging rickshaws and bicycles and scooters, with that same old fury. Furious with the world, with him, with myself for handling it so badly. Empty and opened and full of ache at the same time. Realizing that I know very little about communicating with children. Wondering what you would have done, my friend. Wondering, again and always, what might actually make a difference in their lives. Wounded to see a spirit so young already crushed. Wondering if they would ever burn like I was burning right that second. Beginning to cry in the dark.


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Calgary Public Library
It's more than books at the Calgary Public Library
As the sixth-busiest public library in North America, with 17 branches (in the process of building its 18th branch as part of a multi-purpose recreational centre within Calgary) conveniently located across the City of Calgary, the Calgary Public Library and its 500 member staff continues to grow to better serve its readers.
Learning facilities
With a focus on early childhood learning and getting kids into the habit of using a library, Calgary Public Library CEO Gerry Meek believes that philosophy further translates as children grow older, encouraging after school and lifelong learning. The library is an encouraging and safe environment to learn, to have fun and to meet other children.
"We like to think of public libraries today as being live places that are very approachable, deep and passionate in the services they provide in a very customer-focused manner," said Meek.
Community programs and services
Broadening the community's literacy as a whole, the library offers a range of programs to improve literacy and boost knowledge, looking beyond traditional library reading and focusing on things like consumer, health, environmental and civic literacy.
"We talk about the skills and attributes a citizen needs to function effectively in the community we are living in and going forward," added Meek.
Launching a One Book campaign with several community partners, it focuses on the interests and activities of the community on one book's theme, selecting Aritha Van Herk's Mavericks: An Incorrigible History of Alberta.
"I think that's a good book for Calgary," said Meek. "We are something of a maverick in that we like to be innovative and new. Secondly, we are developing a Community Culture Past program where, in addition to lending out books, we are lending out passes to other cultural activities within the Calgary community, allowing families or groups to visit art galleries and science centres."
The programs don't stop there either. The inaugural recipient of the Living Library Program Award, the Calgary Public Library was recognized with the Minister's Award for innovation in library services and programs.
"It's a very interesting program that shows libraries in a multi-functional, multi-faceted role. We often think of libraries as just places that loan out books," said Meek. "In the Living Library program, we allow people to borrow other people. We bring in interesting people from the community, ranging from someone who is blind, and what their life is like, to a politician, to someone who is thinking of a particular career choice. People can come in and check them out within the library, just as they would with a book."
An extensive volunteer program of about 1,800 individuals assists the Calgary Public Library in reaching new audiences with different programs, like Reading Buddies, pairing one-on-one a young child with a teenager. Another initiative, Cyber Seniors, teaches the elderly how to effectively utilize technological resources.
A program with Calgary Police Services called "It's a Crime Not to Read" has teamed up the library and local police services, where an officer will visit a school and read to the children. And among the most interesting programs is the Pet Access League, where children can read to dogs and other pets which is "quite funny to watch".
Digital era
According to Meek, online research has been one of the new draws for libraries, being both a "digital connector and demonstrator". People are rediscovering the many possibilities. Libraries are seen as a key social utility; an anchor institution that provides a central place of welcome and plays a key role in community development.
"Public libraries today are alive and relevant. We see ourselves as exciters and delighters and, in some sense, a pleasantly mad place with a lot of messy vitality," added Meek. "It's a great, inviting place to learn, interact, and promote discovery. We create connection and engagement and excel at something that is pretty old fashioned, that being service delivery."
Passion for reading
Of course, speaking with a library CEO wouldn't be complete without comments on his own favourite reading material.
"I am someone who reads almost everything. I particularly enjoy books on naval fiction, books I look to over and over again, re-reading a lot of classics," said Meek. "I was brought up reading author C.S. Forester. I'm re-reading author Jules Verne right now and I am discovering what a wonderful view of science fiction he had 100 years ago.
"In many cases, when I re-read these books, it often fashions in a different way on how I originally saw them, because I've changed and because I've grown. It re-emphasizes the power of story and how you're able to communicate through story."
Undoubtedly, Meek wants to continue sharing that passion for reading and the power of words.
It's key that, when developing dialogue with the community, customers know what is available to offer and, moving toward social media outlets, being relevant and responsive to those needs underlines the success for the community's continued evolution and lifelong learning opportunities.
"I think public libraries are an amazing success story. They continue to adapt to changing times and circumstances. Increasingly, libraries are becoming not only places of record, but places of insight," said Meek. "It's interesting, exciting, and quite surprising in what's going on in some libraries."


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A few minutes ago I tried to make it to the bus stop so I could go to work. The thunderstorm rolling through town drove me back inside. I will attempt to get on the bus again in about three minutes. I am an American, I will prevail.


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Get yourself the very best projector under 200 for those special events, birthdays, or even just for great home entertainment. Maybe those events and birthdays don't apply to your situation and you need it for a classroom? Either way we've dug deep and researched the 5 very best projectors we know will work best.
The great thing about projectors is how portable and easy they are to set up. Anywhere with an outlet & flat wall you have an ideal environment for your projector needs. We personally love projectors for the gamer's needs. Playing with friends on a huge screen or running tournaments where you need a large display. There's just so many great uses and when you're on a budget you need the best projector under 200.
The Best Projectors Under $200
These awesome projectors were chosen based on their image quality, life expectancy, and ease of use. Factors we consider to be the most important for the consumer. Our process is based off consumer reviews, online research, and some of these projectors we've tested in person.
It's important to note these projectors may be the best projector under 200 but, they still have there own unique features. This may make a particular one of these better for you than the others. So just in case we've broken down the components of each of these projectors in a section below.
Reason to Own a Projector
Who wouldn't want to own a projector is the real question! There are just so many uses for these things that they're becoming more of a standard part of home entertainment. If you don't know what I mean as soon as you own the best projector under 200 you'll understand. Projectors are great for gamer's during hang out time.
Invite a couple friends over for a LAN party and use the projector for your games. It's a much better gaming experience. Have family movie night? Change the entire experience with a projector! Especially if you get a projector with 3D capabilities.
That's not even scratching the surface of your options with a great projector. Depending on your career field a projector can have even more handy uses. Teachers & Professors can use it in classrooms, lawyers in a court room, or use them in a business meeting. All of the projectors on our best projector under 200 list are very portable and easy to move around.
Breaking Down These ProjectorsThe DBPOWER Portable Multimedia Mini LED Projector will fit right in your hand. It's one of the most portable projectors on the market right now. Don't let its size fool you however because this projector packs a big punch!
This HD projector supports 1080p and has keystone correction to adjust to your screen or surface. The screen adjusting capabilities on this model are really great. It's one of the bigger bragging points from current owners.The Crenova XPE600 Portable HD Projector is an ideal option for home theaters. This projector can easily connect to your iPad, phone, or other devices to play directly what's on your devices screen. You could almost think of it as a big Chromecast from Google.
This projector can be mounted on the ceiling as well. It also has a long life time of 20,000 hours for the bulb so you could run it for about 2 and a half years without turning it off! I know that no ones going to run it that long without turning it off but, it gives you a good idea how long one bulb will run you.The FastFox LED LCD Projector is your great "all around" projector. If you don't have any special needed functionality than this is probably your best option. It connects to all standard devices as you would want. Your laptop, digital camera, dvd player, game console, etc. will all connect to this projector.
It's the best option on our best projector under 200 list for those that just want something that works and does an amazing job. The only reason I wouldn't go with this projector is if you're looking for 3D display or if you need a display larger than 60″ inches. That's the one drawback for this device is the 60″ inch screen size maximum.The Sourcingbay PRJ-BL20-B HD LED Projector is a great HD portable projector. It'll sit easily on your coffee table or on your bedroom dresser. Heck you can even sit this one on the floor and angle it as the ceiling! Makes for a great bedroom projector or great for playing a movie during a sleep over.
It's another great all around option but, a little more portable than our last projector. It includes your standard remote and connections. There's no special functionality for this model but, it's a great projector that I personally have owned for years. Coming from experience I know it will last you a very long time.The Digital Galaxy DG-747 HDMI SVGA LCD Projector is capable of displaying a massive projection. What do you think about a movie on a 200″ inch screen! Yep, that's what this bad boy can do. It also lasts 20,000 hours like the projector we talked about above. This one is a slightly older model but, if you don't need it connected to your phone than it won't be a problem. This projector still has all standard connections so your computer etc.. can be connected to easily.
This is like the "mega movie" option for the best projector under 200. I really want to get this one myself and put up a major outdoor screen to use it on. I could make my own personal drive thru theater!
Don't be Afraid of Portable!
Surprisingly I've found a lot of people are afraid of the smaller more portable projectors. They seem to fear that these projectors won't put out the same quality image as there larger counterparts.
This is absolutely not the case. Don't forget that technology changes fast! Just google what a very old computer hard drive use to look like VS the ones we have today. A smaller projector is capable of outputting the same quality image.
Sometimes it isn't capable of doing a projection the same size though. You'll have to read the projector details to know that. The best projector under 200 list has projectors of very similar qualities. Although some may be very small & portable they still provide a very great image and experience.
Our Conclusion
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The 12/23 WWE RAW (RAW Christmas show) saw only two out of the three hours rank among the top 25 shows on cable for the week ending 12/29/13. The show ranked in at No. 14 (hour two) and No. 16 (hour one). This is the first time all three hours of the show haven't ranked among the top 25 in some time.
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Michael Bowe Comments on Marine Corps Cover-Up of Marines Murdered in Afghanistan
Kasowitz partner Michael Bowe represents the family of Marine Lance Cpl. Gregory T. Buckley Jr., who, along with two other Marines, was murdered in 2012 in Afghanistan's Helmand province on an American military base. The Buckley family is suing the corps for illegally covering up details of the incident. According to Michael Bowe in the New York Post, "Gold Star families shouldn't have to beg or sue to get the respect, information, and assistance to which they are legally and morally entitled. This is a sad and shameful day."
Click to view the New York Post article, entitled "Family sues Marines for covering up details of slain son's death."
Click to view The Washington Post article, entitled "Family of slain Marine sues Marine Corps, alleging cover-up."
Click to view The Washington Times article, entitled "Family of killed Marine sues Corps over alleged death coverup."
Click to view the Marine Corps Times article, entitled "Fallen Marine's family sues Corps over insider attack secrecy."
About Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP
Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP is a national law firm primarily focusing on complex commercial litigation. The firm has offices in New York, Washington, DC, Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, San Francisco, Miami, and Newark.


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Edge Inspect update improves Accessibility
Look for an update notification in the Edge Inspect Chrome Extension, with a link to download the new version. Our Android and iOS clients have also been updated.
This new version includes bug fixes, accessibility improvements, and the final work needed to complete our Japanese localization.
For the accessibility improvements in this new release, we partnered with Adobe's Accessibility team who provided us with code, and expert guidance. Read more about it on the Adobe Accessibility Blog.
Update: This version has a noteworthy change: When you first launch the new Edge Inspect desktop application, it presents a dialog saying that the Edge Inspect Chrome Extension is trying to connect, and asks you to allow the connection. It is a very quick step, but is required for the Edge Inspect Chrome Extension to be able to talk to the Edge Inspect desktop application.
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Effective for individual and estate taxable years beginning
after December 31, 1999, the Income Tax Audit Division will
require certain individuals and estates to include in their
federal adjusted gross income ("FAGI") and Ohio taxable
income all relevant pass-through items of income, gain or
loss from S corporations when such items have been treated as
reportable for federal income tax purposes on a trust's
fiduciary income tax return (Form 1041) because the trust has
elected to be taxed as an Electing Small Business Trust
("ESBT") under Internal Revenue Code ("IRC") section
1361(e)(3). Specifically, if an individual or estate would be
treated as the owner of all or a portion of a trust pursuant
to IRC section 671 et seq., then such individual or estate
shall include in his, her or its FAGI or Ohio taxable income
all relevant S corporation pass-through items as if the
individual or estate were itself the actual owner of the S
corporation stock owned by the trust.1
Furthermore, because the Income Tax Audit Division will treat
such trusts as grantor trusts rather than as ESBT's, the
trust cannot
qualify as an electing small business trust excluded, under
Ohio Revised Code ("ORC") section 5733.40(I)(1), from the
definition of a "qualifying investor." As such, for taxable
years beginning after December 31, 1999, an S corporation
must pay the 5% pass-through entity withholding tax and
related estimated tax (ORC sections 5747.41 and 5747.43) with
respect to "adjusted qualifying amounts" (ORC section
5733.40(A)(1)(a)) which pass through to such trusts.
For taxable years beginning after December 31, 1999,
assessments for unpaid tax and all related
failure-to-timely-pay and failure-to-timely-file charges will
apply (i) to such individuals and estates who do not adjust
their FAGI and Ohio taxable income (and timely pay tax and
related estimated tax thereon) in accordance with this
information release and (ii) to S corporations which do not
timely pay the 5% withholding tax and the related estimated
tax with respect to such S corporation distributive shares.
The Internal Revenue Code does not contain any provisions
which expressly state that an ESBT which also qualifies as
and/or is described as a grantor trust is exempt from the
grantor trust provisions. Neither does the "Blue Book"
provide or address any such exemption.2 In
fact, the principal advocate of the ESBT legislation has
cautioned that the provisions of an ESBT's governing
instruments ". . . should be limited so that no power would
result in the inclusion of trust assets or revenue in the
trustee's own estate or income."3 Thus,
even the principal advocate of the ESBT legislation
implicitly recognizes that an ESBT which also qualifies as
and/or is described as a grantor trust is, in fact, subject
to the grantor trust provisions for taxation rather than
qualifying for the special rules for taxation of ESBT's under
IRC section 641(c).
The Income Tax Audit Division recognizes that various tax
practitioners have differing interpretations of how the ESBT
provisions interplay with the grantor trust provisions of the
Internal Revenue Code. Some have advocated that the ESBT
provisions should take precedence over the grantor trust
provisions, while others believe that a grantor trust can-not
make the ESBT election.4 In light of the
fact that neither the U.S. Treasury Department nor the
Internal Revenue Service has issued any guidance in this
area, and barring any change in the federal tax law or
issuance of new U.S. Treasury regulations to the contrary,
the Income Tax Audit Division's position is that a grantor
trust cannot make the ESBT election.
If you have questions regarding this information release,
please contact the Income Tax Audit Division at 614-433-7610
1Of course, individuals and estates will not
have to make these adjustments to the extent these
individuals and estates have already done so on their
federal income tax returns.
2Staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation,
Explanation of Tax Legislation Enacted in the 104th
3See the last sentence of Frederick G.
Corneel's article, "The Electing Small Business Trust:
Subchapter S's User-Friendly Estate Planning Tool"
beginning on page 215 of the April, 1997 issue of the
Journal of
Taxation. The "Editor's Note" appearing in that
article states as follows:
"Mr. Corneel was the principal advocate on Capitol Hill
for ESBTs, and he worked with the staffs of both the
Joint Committee and Treasury in drafting the
. . . Moreover, until there is Treasury guidance or
further legislation, his analysis of the law stands as
uniquely important to any potential users of this new
estate planning tool."
"Mr. Corneel was the principal advocate on Capitol Hill
for ESBTs, and he worked with the staffs of both the
Joint Committee and Treasury in drafting the
. . . Moreover, until there is Treasury guidance or
further legislation, his analysis of the law stands as
uniquely important to any potential users of this new
estate planning tool."
4See item number 4 in the American Institute
of Certified Public Accountants December 21, 1999
correspondence to IRS Assistant Chief Counsel Paul F.
Kugler. That letter is reproduced in the December 29,
1999 edition of BNA, Inc.'s TaxCore. But see
Apple, "Ohio Income Tax Treatment of The Newest "S"
Corporation Shareholder: The Electing Small Business
Trust," The
Ohio CPA Journal, April - June, 1998 on page 29,
4th line down: "Grantor trusts cannot elect to be treated
as an ESBT."


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Google VP Dave Burke, however, provided insight yesterday that Google may actually have less than 66% global market share. And he did so right on Google's own blog. The key difference: sales numbers versus actual usage numbers. Burke posted that Google was celebrating a major milestone: "There are now 2 billion monthly active Android devices globally," he wrote. "This is an extraordinarily humbling milestone — and it's the largest reach of any computing platform of its kind." More at Forbes.
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Just lately I've been too busy with a completely different kind of project for me to do any astronomy, hence the rather long delay between my previous blog post and now.
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In March The Private Label Revolution was published. Now that the book has been read by many, it has received excellent reviews in recent months from many industry specialists, academics and other professionals.
Here is what the readers think of the book:
"An absolute must read for everybody involved in FMCG. The book is a source of deep insight at both retailer and manufacturer level"
Jonas Kærgaard Petersen, Global Business Development
"I really liked the predecessing book of IPLC on private label. It's quite tough to find good books on the subject of private label despite its significant market share in food and beverages"
John Nener, Experienced multinational M&A and corporate development professional
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Inge Geyskens, Professor of Marketing at Tilburg University
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"A very interesting read"
Martijn Schreurs, Partner Gilde Buy Out Partners
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Alphons Thijssen, Geschäftsführer Frisch und Frost GmbH
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Laurens Sloot, Professor Retail Marketing at University of Groningen and Founder of EFMI Business School, Manager of the year 2017
"Interesting private label food for thought"
Arend Bouwer, Managing Director at Farm Dairy
"This book is probably the most comprehensive publication on retailer brands to date. It shares practical knowledge and experience that will provide a deeper understanding of the complexity of running a private-label business in an extremely competitive market"
European Supermarket News (ESM), Issue 3, 2019
"What a fantastic book from a good friend and industry expert. I recommend this book to every private label professional"
Juan De Paoli, Senior Vice President Private Brands at Ahold Delhaize
"I want to alert you to a wonderful new book on private labels. The book gives a comprehensive overview of the European private label scape, combining theory with consulting experience and research conducted by IPLC. It covers a broad set of hot topics, from private label proliferation and architecture to design and sourcing. Another nice feature of the book is that it contains a wealth of pictures (in color) of private label products, which should be a source of inspiration to retailers around the world. Each chapter concludes with useful takeaways. One "bonus" is a pictorial overview of the private label architecture of 20 retailers, ranging from the UK to Russia. I warmly recommend this book to anybody who is interested in private labels"
Jan Benedict Steenkamp, Author of Retail Disruptors, Global Brand Strategy, Brand Breakout and Private Label Strategy
"The Private Label Revolution discusses the discounter magic and often successful strategies of mainstream retailers. It explains why national brands struggle to keep up"
"Again an insightful book, very well worth reading!"
Marc Renne, Partner Nimbus
"A must-read for everyone working in the private label domain. Highly relevant to the academic field to remain in touch with the latest developments among retailers, national brand manufacturers and dedicated private label suppliers. Like all previous books in the series, I very much enjoyed reading this update and gained a lot of new insights"
Marnik Dekimpe, Research Professor of Marketing, Tilburg University & KU Leuven
"The Private Label Revolution presents a look inside the world of European private label and its phenomenal growth with a special emphasis on the disruption of the European market by discount grocers. De Jong embraces the commoditization of packaged goods and its impact on the growth of private label with a few concise questions"
Christopher Durham, President, My Private Brand, Co-founder The Vertex Awards
"In the recent book of IPLC, Koen de Jong and his colleagues in Europe explain successful private label strategies"
Distrifood magazine
"Koen, I have just received my copy of this wonderful book. It is an excellently produced and insightful publication that we will use for much learnings on the European PL market. Well done!"
Edward Horgan, Sales Manager at Delicatessen Supplies
"I devoured this book last weekend. A must-read for anyone interested in a private label. A plethora of insights"
Marc Waelbers, Change manager, inspirator and business developer. Passionate about food, wine and inbound marketing methodology.
"For some insights into how private label is accelerating across Europe including Ireland this recently published book is Excellent"
David Leydon, Head of Food & AgriBusiness at ifac
"Must read for everyone working with private labels"
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One patient had to be taken to Antrim Area Hospital instead of Craigavon on Monday after ambulances were diverted due to the volume of patients.
Ambulance Service staff were informed that Craigavon emergency department (ED) had been put on 'full 999 divert'.
A message on the bulletin board said, "Patients from the Craigavon catchment area should be taken to Antrim Area Hospital unless immediate resuscitation is required."
A spokesperson for the Southern Health and Social Care Trust said Monday was a particularly busy day in Craigavon's ED with a high number of attendances and patients waiting for admission to the hospital.
He added, "We reviewed the regional ED attendances and an ambulance divert to Antrim Area Hospital was initiated at approximately 16.00hrs until 22.30hrs.
" Only one patient was transferred to Antrim Area Hospital during this divert."
Last week, another Southern Trust hospital, Daisy Hill in Newry, warned it could be forced to temporarily shut its ED because of staff shortages.
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GP vacancies to outnumber practices in deprived area
GP practices in inner-city and south Bristol are on course to have more GP vacancies than GP practices within the next year, a CCG survey has revealed.
The NHS Bristol CCG fact-finding exercise also identified a shortage of nurses and administrative staff across the 19 practices, which are currently 13 full-time GPs short but expecting this number to grow to 23 by this time next year.
The LMC told us that half of all positions weill be vacant in some practices.
Dr Barbara Compitus, chair of South Bristol LMC, said: 'I think Bristol, like every other part of the country, is having difficulty in recruitment and retention of GPs. The local CCG decided to quantify it by undertaking a survey of 19 practices in South Bristol
'For five practices, the vacancy rate will be nearly 50% of their GP workforce – by next year.
'I think the main way the sessions are being covered is by locums… the skill mix I think is good, but there is an increase in wait times for patients for their appointments.'
Dr Shaba Nabi, Avon LMC member and Bristol GP, said the severe recruitment crisis is threatening to force local GP practice closures in the deprived area.
She said: 'There are recruitment problems in the inner city and the south, the most deprived areas of Bristol. The same practices in the south and the inner city also lost out in the recent PMS review and are suffering from hikes in service fees by PropCo. This is making many of these practices untenable
'NHS England has a choice to make – to help struggling practices or to let them fold and enter into a caretaker arrangement which will end up costing a huge amount of money and will damage patient care.'
In a bid to address the ongoing crisis in GP recruitment, NHS England is offering up to £12,000 in funding to incentivise GP returners to work in practices that have been unable to fill vacancies for more than 12 months.
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The powers that be still don't want to address the issues of why general practice partnership is being rejected. It's too late now for the most effective and efficient part of the NHS.
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I had an idea of a blog I was going to write. I wrote it, actually, but never quite got round to posting it. I'm sure I will, as it was about my day at the WI's Cookery School and the valuable lesson learned that I shouldn't be let loose near sharp knives!
I decided that I'd write about me though, rather than something I've done! 26 November is the 2nd anniversary of Claire's Handmade Cakes. I feel really proud to be going strong. I suspect the reason I am still going is that I still hold down a full-time job! It's incredibly hard to go to work, 9-5, Monday to Friday and then to come home in the evenings and bake or sit at my laptop and do admin. Life can be rather lonely, which considering I'm at work all day seems rather an odd thing to write!
The lessons I've learned over the last 2 years are to trust my instincts, it's OK to say no and it's not possible (nor wise!) to do everything yourself. I still can't let go, I beat myself up all of the time that I should be doing something I'm not and I'm always striving to do better.
I thought recently, if I knew 2 years ago what I know now, what I still have done this. Frequently I think no. It has been exhausting, I've made myself ill, I have given up my social life and financially it has been a struggle. On the other hand, I look at everything I've achieved. For starters, I have an excuse to always bake and always have ingredients in my cupboard, 'just in case'. I've made some cakes which I'm incredibly proud of – there was a wedding cake in Dublin for some friends, cake(s) to celebrate www.bearnibbles.co.uk 1st birthday and I was a finalist in the summer for the National Cupcake Championships and that's despite not being the biggest fan of the little beauties!
I've also met some amazing people who otherwise I would be blissfully unaware of. Yes, it's incredibly hard work, yes, it will be a while before I'm able to give up the day job and be able to dedicate my life to cake, but it has been so rewarding and I've had an amazing time. I can't wait to see what the next year has in store!


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For the second time in eleven years, a veterinary hospital in La Mesa has had a run in with a vehicle.
Just before 10 a.m. an unidentified vehicle crashed into the Rancho Village Vet Hospital located at 3641 Avocado Blvd., according to Highway Patrol.
There were reports from CHP of two injuries, including one female who was bleeding, but further information has yet to be released.
No one was in the hospital besides animals since it was closed at the time of the accident, said office manager Pam Henson.
"That's the first thing I checked," said Hansen, who said she ran into back of the hospital to find the animals were not hurt. " I'm sure their owners want to make sure they're ok," said Henson.
There's no official word yet on how the car got into the shop, but a similar incident occurred in January of 2000 when a Mercedes crashed into the front of the business, said Henson.
The vehicle was removed and taken away before Henson came onto the scene.


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The Arden Gild Hall is located just north of Wilmington, Delaware in the utopian Arts and Crafts, Single-Tax, Garden-City community of Arden, Delaware.
The Arden Club, Inc. is the cultural umbrella group for many Gilds in the three Ardens: The Village of Arden, Ardentown, and Ardencroft, and the regional community. Most activities take place in Gild Hall, which dates back to 1850 when it was used as a barn for the Grubb family farm. It was substantially renovated in 1910 as the Gild Hall and has served as the center for dinners, concerts, theatrical performances and community gatherings. The Gild Hall is available on a limited basis for private parties, weddings, and meetings. The grassy amphitheater of the Moonlight Theater sits to one side of Gild Hall, and the Swim Gild's swimming pool sits behind Gild Hall.
Isn't "Gild" Misspelled?
About the time Arden was founded as a community, one of the utopian ideas embraced by many of the founders was the idea that words should be spelled the way they sound. So "through" is spelled "thru" and "guild" is spelled "gild." This improvement to spelling was prevalent across America and was promoted by President Theodore Roosevelt, the Simplified Spelling Board, and others.
The Arden Club, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization open to all.


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Interview with Valerie Messika, founder of Messika
Q_ Your father is a diamond dealer and introduced you to the gem at a young age. Did they hold much magic for you as a child?
A_ My father used to bring home some incredible pieces, and he let me play with them. He explained and transmitted his passion to me naturally through the years. I was very young the first time I was in contact with diamonds. The beauty and the light reflected in the stone subjugated my thoughts and my imagination.
Q_ Before becoming a designer, you worked with your father as a dealer. Tell us about this.
A_ I loved working with him and sharing our common passion for diamonds, but I was missing the creative part. I needed to be able to express myself and I couldn't do it through diamonds alone.
Q_ What were the first steps towards building Messika?
A_ I started to create my own jewellery, just for myself. Some of my girlfriends liked my first creations and insisted I designed pieces for them.
Q_ Your signature design is the Move collection. Tell us how this design was conceived and created.
A_ I was working on the idea of love and the number three. The first bracelet was three fixed diamonds on a cage. Then we got the idea to include the movable part on the creation. The three movable diamonds symbolise the love of yesterday, today and tomorrow. Classic, elegant and somewhat rock'n'roll.
Q_ Messika is about to celebrate 10 years in business, and has an enviable reputation for beautiful, playful diamond designs. Where will you take your brand in the next five years?
A_ As far as we can. We work hard every day to make Messika a very successful brand and to be at the very top. I have no doubt we are going to grow and be even more successful.
Q_ And most importantly, what does your father think of all you've achieved?
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In the days since actor Alan Thicke's sudden death while playing hockey with his son last week (no pun intended), I've been thinking a lot about growing pains. Not the show that Mr. Thicke starred in; the condition. According to WebMD, growing pains are cramping, achy muscle pains that some preschoolers and preteens feel in both legs. But for purposes of this blog post, like the show, I will refer to the term 'growing pains' as a metaphor for the many challenges we experience in life – and how we deal with them.
The growing pain that is on my mind is trivial against the backdrop of truly awful, tragic things currently happening in the world. Yes, a first-world problem. So I will deal with it in a first-world way: by kvetching.
For those of you who have ever watched House Hunters, recall the overly-dramatized scenes in the beginning where the house hunters demonstrate how they are living in such tight quarters that they can barely move without bumping into each other. It's funny to watch because it's so contrived. Or maybe it isn't contrived so much as really bad acting clouds the reality of the situation. Nonetheless, it achieves its purpose of setting the stage for the desire to buy a bigger place.
If HGTV were to come to my house and film us on an average day in the kitchen, the scene would win an Emmy Award. Not just because we're such great actors, but because my kitchen is very small. Even for one person, it can get cramped quickly. Oh, and they'd have to bleep out pretty much all the dialogue. That's because when we cram more than one person into the kitchen to cook, it is an extremely unpleasant experience. My kitchen becomes a magic trick. A three-ring circus shoved together into one ring. It's like one of those teeny cars that pulls up and a zillion clowns emerge one-by-one. We literally defy the laws of metaphysics when we cook in my kitchen.
Lately, Margaret has become interested in cooking and baking. In theory, I love this! In practice, it has made me understand why some people opt for a lobotomy. It's a growing pain – for me, not her.
Margaret is an artist so it's opened up an entirely new world of art exploration for her. She finds recipes for everything and wants to try them out: cookies, cakes, concealer, kryptonite, veritaserum. Unfortunately, for me, the list is endless. Therefore, I've established a few rules to make this growing pain more about the "growing" and less about the "pain."
Rule #1 – Read the recipe at least once before starting. Margaret learned this lesson the hard way while baking Gingerbread cookies the other day. She hadn't read the recipe prior to starting it and mid-way through realized she was supposed to saute the butter with the corn syrup before mixing with the flour. Thankfully I figured out a way to make it work so we didn't have to toss out 4 cups of flour (I know, flour is pretty cheap but so am I).
Rule #2 – Follow the directions. Margaret is a speed reader which is efficient but not always effective. She's also averse to following directions of any sort in general. It's challenging to teach her to follow directions when she doesn't follow directions. (Admittedly, it's kind of like the blind leading the blind because I don't always follow directions while baking either.)
Rule # 3 – Clean up your mess. Repeat a thousand times and then another hundred for good measure. This goes back to previous posts on our different perspectives on mess-making in which Margaret has a high threshold of tolerance for messes while I have none. Because our kitchen is so tiny, we don't really have any room for messes (pun intended). In fact, often, you have to clean up while you're baking or cooking because there is not enough counter space. The good news is that when Margaret does clean, wow does she clean. The trick is getting her to remember to clean. Everything. She takes after my husband in that there seems to always be a stray dish or bowl that she leaves behind. Or the floor is sticky. Or the counter has not been properly wiped down. Sometimes it's like Where's Waldo – even if I don't find it right away, it's there. And the longer it takes to discover it, the more disgusting it is. Sends a shiver down my back just thinking about it.
Rule #4 – Make sure when you turn the stove on, the flame goes on. Just this week I turned on a burner but it didn't catch the flame. 5 minutes later my husband ran in saying he smelled gas. I've been recovering from a sinus infection so I can't smell anything. Needless to say, this can be a deadly mistake. The twin sister to this ruler is to make sure you turn the burners and the oven completely off when you're done.
Rule #5 – Make a note of when you use the last of an ingredient or if we're running low. Yes, we live in a time of absurd convenience where stores are open 24/7 but having to run to the store for an ingredient in the middle of cooking is almost as inconvenient as realizing in the middle of your shower that you are out of soap. Sure, you could continue without that item but it just wouldn't be the same in the end (pun definitely intended).
I don't think these rules are unreasonable. And if she can't follow then, I'll politely tell her what Gordon Ramsey impolitely says to his flailing Hell's Kitchen contestants: "Move your ahhhssss!"


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A tunable multi-wavelength filter can be realized in periodically poled LiNbO3 by using a local-temperature-control technique. In this paper, a tunable single-wavelength and double-wavelength filter of this kind is experimentally demonstrated. In our experiment, the output transmissivity peaks of the filter can be tuned to any wavelengths by properly setting the local temperature distribution along the sample. The dependence between the wavelength shift and temperature change is Δλ/ΔT≈−0.598nm/°C. The wavelength tuning range of such filter is determined by the tuning range of the temperature control device according to this Δλ/ΔT relation.
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The Caribbean islands of Antigua and Barbuda attracts many visitors looking to enjoy the high-class resorts and local points of interest. The total size of this island nation is less than two hundred square miles but with so much packed into that space and such beautiful beaches to relax on you won't be pushed for anything to do. Hiring a car in Antigua and Barbuda is a real time-saver for anyone who wants to pack as much as possible into their holiday. Whichever of the two islands you choose to stay on, there's so much to discover.
A trip to the vibrant capital of St. John's on Antigua is highly recommended; its home to wonderful restaurants and cultural attractions like the annual carnival every summer. For beautiful processions and a lively atmosphere it's simply unmissable. Hire a car in Antigua and Barbuda to make sure you arrive there in good time. Barbuda's largest town, Codrington, also hosts many great attractions such as the Frigatebird Sanctuary. Don't miss the chance to see these unusual exotic birds in their natural habitat; hire a car in Antigua and Barbuda to reach this exciting destination.
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You've probably heard of the "no eating after 6pm" rule for losing weight, but turns out, what you eat for dinner and after can affect a lot more than your waistline. In fact, a lot of common and seemingly healthy snacks (celery sticks, for one!) can seriously mess with your sleep pattern. Timing is also important. Experts suggest eating at least two hours—preferably more—before your bedtime to avoid acid reflux. So what should you avoid to ensure that better, deeper sleep is no longer an impossible dream? We turned to nutrition experts to find out.
Dried Fruit
But these seem so innocuous! Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but not only are they loaded with calories (and easy to overeat) they're very high in sugar. "Dried fruits are one of those seemingly healthy foods I normally suggest people stay away from. It's especially important around bedtime because of how much sugar they have," says bestselling author of Turn Up The Heat: Unlock the Fat-Burning Power of Your Metabolism, Dr. Goglia. "They will send your blood sugar through the roof and make it harder to fall asleep."
Try: Fresh cherries—they naturally contain sleep-inducing melatonin.
"Some people experience bloating and gas after consuming dairy because they cannot digest lactose properly," says certified Integrative Nutrition health coach and yoga instructor, Kerri Axelrod. "Gas and bloating can result in a lot of discomfort, which will make staying asleep difficult." And as far as the common belief that drinking a glass of warm milk before bed will help put you to sleep? Not quite true. There's little evidence to support it, and for the 30 million Americans who are lactose intolerance, it's best to stay away from milk, ice cream, and cheese so your body isn't working extra hard to digest the food you just ate.
Try: Instead of a warm glass of milk, try a cozy cup of herbal tea.
It goes without saying that you should avoid coffee before bed because of its caffeine content, but caffeine is present in a long list of other foods and beverages—like many teas and chocolate—so read labels carefully. "The problem with caffeine is that it stimulates you right as you're trying to wind down," explains celebrity trainer and the creator of Beach Body's 21 Day Fix program, Autumn Calabrese. And it's important to note that the effects of caffeine differ by person, so if you're sensitive to caffeine, your late afternoon cup of coffee could still be keeping you from sleep at night.
Fatty Foods
"Hamburgers, pizza, ice cream, and hot dogs take long to digest and will lead to less quality sleep because your body is still working hard to digest the food," says Dr. Goglia. These foods also tend to be high in saturated fats. "Too much of this kind of fat, at any time of the day, isn't good for us for many reasons including increasing blood pressure and waistline size," says Calabrese.
Sugary Cereal
Breakfast for dinner is always tempting, but unfortunately not a great idea. "Consuming snacks high in sugar like many name brand cereals before bed can cause a rise in blood sugar," says Axelrod. "When your blood sugar becomes too high, your body wants to get rid of the sugar through urination. This can cause you to wake up in the middle of the night feeling like you need to pee, or it can make you very thirsty." She also notes that rapid increases or decreases in blood sugar have been shown to cause anxiety, which can disrupt sleep.
Try: If you're craving something sweet before bed, reach for a piece of fresh fruit. Since fruit has fiber, it will prevent blood-sugar spikes.
If you have trouble sleeping, it's important to avoid any natural diuretics, like celery. "Celery will stimulate your bladder causing you to wake up to use the restroom multiple times throughout the night," says Calabrese. That said, celery is a great addition to most people's diets, so try working it into your day earlier on to help flush out your system.
Starchy Carbs
"Eating starchy carbs right before bed means all of those carbs are going to get stored as fat instead of burned as fuel," says Calabrese. Other ingredients added to starchy carbs (like pasta) tend to be things that also contribute to stored fat in the body when consumed right before bed (think cheese, oil, and tomato sauce). Starchy carbs are also high on the glycemic index, meaning they affect your blood-sugar levels, which can make it hard to fall asleep and stay asleep.
If you care about getting a restful sleep, it's best to resist the temptation of a late-night glass of wine. Though it may help you fall asleep, it can also cause you to wake up multiple times throughout the night. "As your body metabolizes alcohol, your sleep can become fragmented, and you will have trouble getting a good night's rest," says Axelrod.
Try: Herbs like skullcap, chamomile, and griffonia seed can help lull you to a deep sleep. (But consult your doctor before use!)
Spices and Acids
"Spicy, acidic foods can cause acid reflux, which can result in a burning sensation in your chest," says Axelrod. Avoid peppers, chilies and other culprits as laying down can worsen these symptoms.
Do you have any tips for sleeping better we should know about? Let us know below!


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Map of Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
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Brady Township is a township in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, in the United States. The population was 494 at the 2000 census. It is part of the Williamsport, Pennsylvania Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Brady Township was formed from Washington Township on January 31, 1855. It was named for the Brady family, several of whom lived within its limits. Until 1861, Brady Township also included what is now Gregg Township, Union County.[3]
One of the most prominent early residents of Brady Township was Judge William Piatt. Piatt was born and raised in the area that is now Brady Township. His father, John Piatt, moved to the southern part of Lycoming County from New Jersey and established a tannery. William was born on January 29, 1795 and followed his father into the tannery business. He soon took an interest in the local political scene and was elected to the Pennsylvania General Assembly in 1830. He served as a legislator for three terms. Piatt became an associate judge in 1855. Piatt also served Lycoming County and Brady Township as a county auditor and as a president of both a turnpike and a bridge company.[3]
Brady Township borders Clinton Township to the east, the West Branch Susquehanna River on the southeast, Union County to the southwest, Washington Township to the west, and Armstrong Township to the northwest. As the crow flies, Lycoming County is about 130 miles (209 km) northwest of Philadelphia and 165 miles (266 km) east-northeast of Pittsburgh.[4]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the township has a total area of Script error: No such module "convert"., all of it land. It is the location of the Lycoming County Landfill and the northern part of the Federal Correctional Institute, Allenwood.
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 494 people, 177 households, and 149 families residing in the township. The population density was 57.2 people per square mile (22.1/km²). There were 186 housing units at an average density of 21.6/sq mi (8.3/km²). The racial makeup of the township was 99.80% White, and 0.20% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.20% of the population.
There were 177 households out of which 31.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 73.4% were married couples living together, 5.1% had a female householder with no husband present, and 15.8% were non-families. 11.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 5.6% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.79 and the average family size was 2.96.
In the township the population was spread out with 24.5% under the age of 18, 5.9% from 18 to 24, 30.2% from 25 to 44, 28.5% from 45 to 64, and 10.9% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 40 years. For every 100 females there were 114.8 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 103.8 males.
The median income for a household in the township was $43,958, and the median income for a family was $45,313. Males had a median income of $30,294 versus $24,531 for females. The per capita income for the township was $17,789. About 2.9% of families and 6.7% of the population were below the poverty line, including 7.3% of those under age 18 and 14.3% of those age 65 or over.
See also
For histories of the other townships in Lycoming County see
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ a b Meginness, John Franklin (1892). http://www.usgennet.org/usa/pa/county/lycoming/history/Chapter-34.html
|chapterurl=missing title (help). History of Lycoming County, Pennsylvania: including its aboriginal history; the colonial and revolutionary periods; early settlement and subsequent growth; organization and civil administration; the legal and medical professions; internal improvement; past and present history of Williamsport; manufacturing and lumber interests; religious, educational, and social development; geology and agriculture; military record; sketches of boroughs, townships, and villages; portraits and biographies of pioneers and representative citizens, etc. etc. (1st Edition ed.). Chicago, IL: Brown, Runk & Co. ISBN 0-7884-0428-8. Retrieved 2007-02-20.
(Note: ISBN refers to Heritage Books July 1996 reprint. URL is to a scan of the 1892 version with some OCR typos).
- ^ "2007 General Highway Map Lycoming County Pennsylvania" (PDF) (Map). 1:65,000. Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Bureau of Planning and Research, Geographic Information Division. Retrieved 2009-12-24.