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Villa renews partnership with games company EA SPORTS
To celebrate, fans will be able to download a special FIFA 14 in-game graphic wallpaper featuring Christian Benteke, Gabby Agbonlahor, Ciaran Clark and Fabian Delph, available in sizes for PC and iPhone™.
As part of the partnership, a special Villa FIFA 14 cover will also be available for supporters to download for free when the game is launched on Friday September 27.
The cover will feature three Villa stars and a limited number will be professionally printed for giveaways on the EA SPORTS Dugout.
Dan Holman, Head of UK Product Marketing, EA SPORTS said: "We're delighted to extend our partnership with Aston Villa for two years.
"Villa fans are so passionate and we love working with the Club to engage with them through FIFA.
"There are plenty of exciting initiatives for fans again this season and we look forward to a successful season together."
Villa Chief Executive Paul Faulkner said: "We have been delighted by our partnership with EA SPORTS for the past two seasons and the renewal of this commitment for a further two years is very pleasing.
"EA SPORTS leads the market in sporting games, particularly football games, and many of our supporters and indeed our players enjoy playing its FIFA games.
"The mutual benefits of our partnership are self-evident and we look forward to continuing to work together."
Supporters will be able to try out the brand-new game on launch weekend when the popular EA SPORTS Dugout makes a return to Villa Park for the match against Manchester City.
There will be prize giveaways and mini tournaments held on the day so get down early to the stadium.
To find out more about EA SPORTS FIFA 14 and to pre-order FIFA 14 today, click here.
Fans who purchase FIFA 14 'Ultimate Edition' on xBox 360® or PS3™ will receive access to 24 FIFA Ultimate Team gold packs—one per week for 24 weeks—to help build their Ultimate Team*.
Like at www.facebook.com/easportsfifa, or follow on Twitter @EASPORTSFIFA for all the up-to-date information.
FIFA 14 is rated PEGI 3.
Please click here for more information.
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8.06 PM Sunday 29 May 2016
Your Local Area
Officers in Poole are appealing for the help of the
public after a mountain bike was recovered in the Creekmoor area of
the town – with a picture being released.
At around 2.40pm on Tuesday 6 November 2012, officers
arrested a man on suspicion of theft.
Police Constable Luke Davis, of Poole
police, said: "An all black Marin Kentfield mountain bike with the
words 'Marin Bikes California' printed on the frame has been
recovered as a result of this arrest.
"We hope that someone recognises this
bicycle and will help us to find the rightful owner.
"It is possible that the owner has not yet
realised that this bike is missing.
"Please contact us as soon as possible if
you have any information that may assist with my
A 40-year-old Poole man has been arrested
and released on bail while enquiries continue.
Witnesses and anyone with information
should call Dorset Police in confidence on 101 quoting incident
number 06:255. Alternatively, call the free and anonymous
Crimestoppers line on 0800 555 111 where mobile phone tariffs may

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Copyright (c) 1999 to 2013
|Type of Worker
|Accountant / bookkeeper for sanitation district of small city government, part-time
|Accountant for restaurant
|Accountant, licensed public
|Accountants, CPAs, bookkeepers, as responsible person under IRC 6672
|Accounting technician hired under personal services contract
|Accounting temp turned CFO
|Actors who voice radio and TV commercials
|Adult entertainers, fantasy booth performers
|Afloat workers, tugboat crews
|Afloat workers, tugboat crews
|Agricultural workers, strawberry farming operations, seasonal
|Aides, non-skilled home aides for elderly; engaged by Maryland "Residential Service Agency"
|Air-conditioning equipment and associated ductwork workers
|Alien workers, undocumented workers, illegal workers
|Aliens, nursery workers
|All types
|All types.
|Applicator or installer, vinyl siding
|Applicators, roofing & siding. Firm repaired and modernized dwelling houses and other buildings.
|Applicators, roofing and siding, paid by unit or square
|Applicators, siding and roofing
|Appraiser, real estate, used by federal agency
|Appraisers, real estate
|Appraisers, real estate
|Appraisers, real estate, unlicensed
|Arizona workers
|Artist, computer graphic, catalogs
|Assistant to the president of the National Coalition of IRS Whistleblowers
|Assistant, surgical, paid by the hour and working "as needed"
|Associate, business development
|Attendant, parking
|Attendant, public park
|Attendants (personal), companions or household care services
|Attorney (temporary), legal services provided to law firms, temporary services
|Attorney / owner of corporation received wages and was not an IC
|Attorney at law, lawyer, corporate officer
|Attorney at law, lawyer, tax preparer
|Attorney at law, lawyer, working for law firm
|Attorney engaged as tax attorney, board member, shareholder, found by IRS to be responsible person
|Attorney treating self as independent contractor of his law corporation
|Attorney, Hawaii trial attorney as corp. owner
|Attorney, part time for county, 25 percent of time devoted to county
|Attorney, public defender
|Attorney, temporary
|Attorneys and secretaries working in law office
|Attorneys hired by another attorney
|Attorneys, lawyers, Of Counsel attorneys
|Attorneys, referral fees paid to retired attorneys
|Auditor, accountant, field premium audits and inspections
|Auto body shop and paint workers
|Auto body shop workers
|Auto, car body mechanic
|Bail bond agents, licensed
|Bakery production workers, bakery goods route distributors
|Bakery truck driver who was union member
|Basketball player with personal service corporation (PSC)
|Beauticians leasing space at beauty salon treated as lessees
|Beauty salon workers
|Bingo Palace Operator
|Body shop worker
|Boiler maintenance worker, painting water storage tanks and boilers
|Bookkeeper for small medical clinic
|Bookkeeper, tax work, collections advisor, part-time
|Bookkeeper, treasurer of corporation
|Booth performers, adult entertainment, fantasy booths
|Broadcaster (radio), work or appearances for sponsors
|Broker, real estate
|Bus drivers, school, proposed legislation, HR 605
|Business banking officers, outside bank loan reps, 290 in class
|Cable installers and splicers
|Cable installers, house drops
|Cable television installers
|Car dealer's payments to contractors
|Car dealership franchisee, applicant
|Car wash workers, admitted employees
|Caregiver or companion for elderly welfare recipient, housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, etc.
|Carpenter that failed to file return
|Carpenters, framing, and laborers
|Carpet installers and helpers
|Carrier or delivery person, weekly advertising guide or paper
|Casual laborers (cleaning and janitorial) and purported business partner
|Caterers, mobile
|Certified public accountant (CPA)
|Certified Public Accountant, CPA, held IRC 6672 responsible person, had title of controller
|Chef or cook at monastery
|Child care home operator
|Child care provider / teacher
|Child care worker, in-home
|Children, work by, family business, Schedule C deduction
|Chiropractors at holistic health care center
|Claim adjuster, property insurance
|Clerical worker
|Clerical worker, part time, general duties including filing and doing travel vouchers
|Clerk, temporary administrative, for nonprofit entity
|Commercial cleaning services, casinos and hotels
|Computer consultant for university, management of existing system, development of new systems
|Computer consultant for university, statistical analysis programs
|Computer consultant, expert
|Computer consultants
|Computer consultants
|Computer data manager for state government entity
|Computer operator working at home for husband's business and another firm
|Computer programmer (analyst) for health insurance company (WellPoint / Anthem)
|Computer programmers, temporary placement
|Computer related services
|Computer word processor in law office
|Construction inspector with State Class-1 inspector certification
|Construction inspector, elementary school
|Construction site field inspector or supervisor
|Construction worker
|Construction workers installing tile, sheetrock, doors, windows, painting, carpentry
|Construction workers, building foundation workers
|Construction workers, concrete
|Construction workers, concrete repair and waterproofing
|Construction workers, drywall
|Construction, carpenter
|Construction, carpenter
|Construction, carpenter
|Construction, carpenter injured on job. Workers' comp. deducted from pay but not payroll tax.
|Construction, carpenter, injured at residential construction cite
|Construction, carpenters
|Construction, carpenters (16) and Subchapter S Corporation Officers (2)
|Construction, concrete subcontractor
|Construction, door hanger
|Construction, drywall finisher
|Construction, drywall worker
|Construction, drywallers
|Construction, general contractor
|Construction, masonry workers
|Construction, plumber / electrician
|Construction, renovation workers (160)
|Construction, roofers
|Construction, roofers
|Construction, roofers
|Construction, roofers
|Construction, roofers
|Construction, roofers
|Construction, subcontractor, electrical
|Construction, welders, natural gas transmission pipelines
|Consultant, declassification of national security information
|Consultant, software
|Consultant, synagogues in fundraising matters
|Consultant, trade, business including negotiations
|Consultants, oil and gas wells
|Consultants, temporary nuclear power health physics
|Controller of company, accountant
|Controller of company, accountant
|Cook, personal, domestic servant
|Coordinator for federal agency, religious (Catholic) education
|Coordinator for government entity (city), special events, four hours per month
|Coordinator of state agency project helping persons with severe physical or emotional disabilities
|Coordinator, museum data base
|Coordinator, technology education program for State Board of Education, 60% of time spent on program
|Corporate officer treated as independent contractor
|Corporate officers, advertising workers, office workers
|Corporate officers, personal liability for payroll taxes
|Corporation employee (head cattle buyer), personal liability for back taxes
|Corporation officer, individual bankrupt, Chapter 11
|Corporation officer, responsible person
|Corporation officers receiving non-wage payments
|Cosmetologists or hair stylists renting chair or booth, fixed monthly rent
|Cosmetologists or hair stylists renting chair or booth, percentage rent
|Cosmetologists, hair stylists or beauticians renting chair or booth, percent rent, $50 min. per week
|Cosmetologists, hair stylists or beauticians renting chair or booth, percentage rent with no min.
|Cosmetologists, hair stylists renting exclusive chair or booth, percent rent, no fixed rent or min.
|Cosmetologists, hair stylists, apprentice or licensed
|Cosmetologists, hair stylists, licensed, oral subleases, percentage and no fixed rent
|Counselor, alcohol and drug abuse, licensed, part-time
|Counselors, family, unlicensed graduate student
|Counselors, personal financial management
|Courier firm that failed to withhold income and employment taxes
|Couriers and messengers
|Couriers and messengers receiving "second check" for purported "reimbursement"
|Couriers and messengers receiving two checks - one W-2 type and one 1099 type
|Couriers and messengers that deliver packages locally
|Couriers and messengers, packages, drivers
|Couriers for delivery firm servicing mortgage and home lending industry
|Couriers, car and bicycle
|Couriers, messengers drivers; parcel delivery
|Couriers, messengers, delivery drivers
|Court monitors, child support hearings
|Court Reporter
|Court reporter for county court, part-time
|Court reporter working for district court
|Court reporter, court proceedings
|Court reporters
|Court reporters; "exchange reporters" for law reporting firm
|Court shorthand reporters
|Crab meat pickers
|Crew member on fishing boat, crew numbered fewer than 10
|Crew, cook, mate and engineer on scallop fishing boat
|Crowd control workers at public events
|Crowd control workers at public events
|Crown Zellerback worker
|Cruise vessel / ship workers
|Custodian or janitor of armory, job obtained after bid
|Custodian, on-site
|Cutters, logging
|Dancers (exotic, topless), waitresses, disc jockeys, bartenders, doormen
|Dancers, exotic, adult entertainment
|Dancers, exotic, entertainers
|Dancers, exotic, nude
|Dancers, exotic, nude and semi-nude
|Dancers, exotic, nude dancing performances
|Dancers, nude
|Dancers, nude and semi-nude
|Dancers, nude and semi-nude
|Data entry at home into computer template
|Data entry, sorting, cataloging and indexing of husband's music library by wife in-home
|Delivery person, newspaper
|Delivery person, telephone book / directory
|Delivery persons, delivery of monthly periodicals to subscribers
|Delivery persons, free weekly shopping paper and inserts
|Deliveryman for advertising printing and distribution firm
|Deliveryman, owner-operator
|Demonstrators, food
|Demonstrators, food and cosmetic products
|Demonstrators, food products in grocery stores
|Demonstrators, grocery and department stores
|Demonstrators, grocery products
|Demonstrators, grocery products
|Demonstrators, product
|Demonstrators, products in grocery and department stores
|Demonstrators, products, grocery store
|Dental assistant
|Dental assistants or hygienists
|Dental office workers
|Dentist operating an oral surgery clinic for debtor-hospital
|Dentist, full-time, who paid own rent, utilities, equipment and supplies
|Dentist, general
|Dentist, incorporated
|Dentists engaged by other dentist operating family dental care offices
|Dentists hired by other dentist
|Dentists performing services at clinic
|Dentists who conduct their practices at firm's facilities
|Dentists working at dental care centers
|Dentists working for other dentist (Dr. Briscoe d/b/a Institutional Dental Systems)
|Dentists, several working at dental care firm
|Detailers that make or design attractive displays for retail stores
|Developer, real estate
|Developmentally disabled in sheltered employment
|Developmentally disabled in sheltered employment and supported living programs
|Developmentally disabled participants undergoing evaluation before placement
|Developmentally disabled working at work activity center and sheltered workshop
|Dietician, registered
|Direct seller as defined in section 3508(b)(2)
|Direct sellers of consumer products under IRC 3508
|Direct sellers under IRC 3508
|Direct sellers under IRC 3508
|Director and 75 percent shareholder
|Director of corporation and IRC 6672 liability
|Director of educational program of International Assoc. of Fire Fighters (IAFF)
|Disabled, developmentally
|Disc jockeys
|Disc jockeys and musicians
|Distributors of telephone directories
|Distributors, bakery goods
|Distributors, bakery goods
|Distributors, direct sellers of consumer products
|Distributors, household cleaning system
|Distributors, snack food
|Doctor of veterinary medicine (DVM); drywall firm owner
|Doctor working in Pakistan for American agency
|Doctor, medical doctor
|Doctor, medical doctor, head and neck surgery, otolaryngology
|Doctors of optometry (ODs)
|Doctors of veterinary medicine, working overtime
|Doctors, medical, medical clinic
|Domestic workers
|Domestic workers paid by referral agency, in-home
|Domestic workers, personal in-home care providers (mainly relatives of care recipient)
|Driver / operator of tractor used to clean corral
|Driver for courier firm, truck
|Driver, cab
|Driver, delivered bakery products to 6 or 7 stores
|Driver, truck, "over-the-road truck driver"
|Drivers (delivery), small trucking firms, owner-operators
|Drivers (truck owner-operators), auto body repairman, mechanics
|Drivers for "small truck fleets"
|Drivers or lessees, taxicabs
|Drivers that deliver documents and packages
|Drivers, auto parts delivery
|Drivers, automobile transport
|Drivers, car shuttler
|Drivers, couriers and messengers
|Drivers, delivery
|Drivers, delivery drivers, college students
|Drivers, delivery of roses and other flowers
|Drivers, delivery, courier and messenger
|Drivers, delivery, FedEx Ground
|Drivers, delivery, school buses
|Drivers, FedEx Ground pick-up-and-delivery owner-operators
|Drivers, freight
|Drivers, limousine
|Drivers, limousine
|Drivers, limousine chauffeurs
|Drivers, limousine industry
|Drivers, limousine owners
|Drivers, limousine, airport transfers
|Drivers, milk and dairy products route
|Drivers, moving and storage
|Drivers, school bus
|Drivers, shuttle drivers, SuperShuttle
|Drivers, shuttle service
|Drivers, shuttle service
|Drivers, snow plow
|Drivers, taxi
|Drivers, taxi
|Drivers, taxi
|Drivers, taxi
|Drivers, taxi
|Drivers, taxi cab, treated as independent contractors
|Drivers, taxi drivers
|Drivers, taxicab lessee who pays fixed fees
|Drivers, taxicab lessee-operators who paid rent, no accounting of fares required
|Drivers, taxicab lessee-operators, $30/12 hr. shift rent and 15 cents/mile; no accounting of fares
|Drivers, taxicab owner-operators or lessee-operators paid fixed fee and not percentage of gross
|Drivers, tractor
|Drivers, tractor
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck
|Drivers, truck (not owner operators)
|Drivers, truck (not owner-operator)
|Drivers, truck (not owner-operators)
|Drivers, truck (not owner-operators)
|Drivers, truck (not owner-operators)
|Drivers, truck (not owner-operators)
|Drivers, truck (not owner-operators), paid per mile plus percentage of gross revenue
|Drivers, truck owner-operators
|Drivers, truck owner-operators (coal delivery)
|Drivers, truck owner-operators and their assistant drivers performing temporary delivery services
|Drivers, truck owner-operators driving interstate
|Drivers, truck owner-operators, moving and storage
|Drivers, truck owner-operators, petroleum asphalt transportation
|Drivers, truck, and billing clerks
|Drivers, truck, household goods
|Drivers, truck, interstate
|Drivers, truck, neither leasing nor owning
|Drivers, truck, not owner-operators
|Drivers, truck, owner-operators, long-haul
|Drivers, truck, sand and gravel
|Drivers, truck, store merchandise
|Drivers, truck, tractor owner-operator
|Drivers, truck, tractor trailer, leased drivers
|Drivers, truck, tractor-trailers, drivers leased with
|Drivers, vehicle shuttlers or hikers
|Drywall and painting workers, construction workers
|Drywall installers, residential and commercial, "Point Up men"
|Drywall worker
|Drywall workers and painters
|Editor, computer manual manuscripts, engaged for 3 months, worked in her home
|Elder care providers and nannies
|Elder, presiding elder of Church
|Elected or Appointed Officials, State
|Election workers (election judge, clerk and full-time administrator) of political party
|Election workers and information reporting requirements
|Emergency room doctors
|Employee of family market sues over wage withholding
|Employee, admitted, reimbursement payments to
|Employees in general, employer's criminal, willful failure to pay over trust fund tax
|Employees, admitted, no status issue
|Employees, admitted; Form 941s filed without payment
|Employees, admitted; Form W-2 and 941 filed by payer firm
|Employer and responsible person subject of IRS foreclosure action
|Employers in general, former police officer and CPA
|Engineer, designer, drafter, computer programmer, systems analyst
|Engineering services, part-time hourly, by college professor of engineering
|Engineers, automobile design
|Engineers, consulting, public water supply and sewage disposal projects
|Engineers, designers of dies
|Engineers, industrial
|Entertainers, private parties and events
|Equipment operator (tractor during forest fire) for government agency
|Evaluators or panelists, product testing, cat litter sniffing
|Examiner of designated companies
|Examiner of designated companies
|Executive, payment to, for cancellation of employment contract
|Exotic dancers, nude dancers
|Fabricators, auto parts
|Faculty of university, research grants from foundation
|Families paid by charity under federal child care At-Risk and Block Grant programs
|Farm laborers paid by farm labor contractor
|Farm worker
|Farm workers, farm hands, horse farm
|Farm workers, migrant, pickling cucumbers
|Finance manager for car dealership
|Finance officer, school district
|Foreign workers
|Foundation repair, grading, and landscaping workers
|Founder of corporation, internet start up
|Framing subcontractor (former employee)
|Freelancers or temporary agency employees for Microsoft Corporation
|Game operator at traveling carnival, Water Race Game
|Garment industry contractors
|Garment piece-workers working at home, assemble garments, over 100 workers
|Gas station operators
|General contractor, remodeling small commercial and residential projects, subcontractors used by
|General partners of partnership failing to pay employment taxes
|Goat herder
|Golf caddies
|Golf director, head golf pro, assistant golf pros, director of tennis, head tennis pro
|Golf professional, assistant
|Government agency workers, state, local or federal
|Government workers, NAFI
|Grocery bagger at military commissary
|Groomer of pets, groomers working for a mobile grooming service
|Groomer of pets, kennel groomer (services performed on kennel's premises)
|Groomer of pets, pet hotel groomer (services performed on "hotel" premises)
|Groomers of pets performed services for boarding and sales firm
|Groomers of pets performed services for pet grooming service
|Hair stylists, cosmetologists, under chair lease or booth rental
|Hairstylist, aesthetician, massage therapist, and nail technicians
|Handicapped or learning disabled at nonprofit organization for therapy
|Handicapped or learning disabled at private sector firm
|Health aide for escorts
|Health professional engaged in clinical practice
|Hearing officers for state agency
|Hockey players, professional
|Home care aides
|Home caregiver or provider hired by state government agency
|Home health care provider for local government agency
|Home health care services, shareholder, officer
|Home-care workers
|Homemakers under State program providing home care
|Horse breeder
|Horse jockey
|Household employees, admitted employees in household
|Household workers, in-home aides, housekeepers, in-home senior care workers
|IBM former employees, over 2,600 former employees
|Ice cream vendors, leasing trucks from firm and buying products from firm
|Illegal immigrants, working as employees and independent contractors
|Independent contractor participating in qualified plan
|Independent contractor, type of services not stated
|Independent contractors paid by Federal, state and local government
|Independent contractors subjected to disability discrimination
|Independent contractors, in general
|Inmates, prison workers
|Inspector, building
|Inspector, school construction
|Inspectors, insurance, part-time residential
|Inspectors, quality control
|Inspectors, vendor surveillance
|Installer, carpet
|Installer, marble and tile
|Installers and hangers, television cable
|Installers' helpers paid by firm and not by installers
|Installers, cable television service
|Installers, cable, held employees of firm
|Installers, carpet
|Installers, carpet
|Installers, carpet
|Installers, carpet
|Installers, carpet and vinyl flooring
|Installers, carpet installers and helpers
|Installers, shelving and bath accessories
|Installers, waterproofing
|Installers, window, wall and floor coverings
|Instructor and lecturer for Fayetteville State Univ. and Fayetteville Technical Community College
|Instructor, flight
|Instructor, part-time, teaches classes for state-affiliated entity
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, flat rate
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, flat rate
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, flat rate
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, flat rate
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, flat rate
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, flat rate
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, flat rate
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, flat rate
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, percentage of fees
|Instructor, part-time, teaches for state-affiliated entity, percentage of fees
|Instructor, state affiliated educational organization
|Instructor, vocational, police criminal justice training
|Instructors, attorneys, and substitutes
|Instructors, behind-the-wheel driving
|Instructors, teachers, dance instructors at dance studio
|Instructors, traffic violator school
|Insurance agent
|Insurance agent & magazine sales for insurance company subsidiary
|Insurance agent for Allstate Ins. Co., various lines, received Form W-2
|Insurance agent for Automobile Association of America (AAA)
|Insurance agent for New York Life
|Insurance agent operating agency for Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.
|Insurance agent or broker, nonexclusive for Mutual of Omaha
|Insurance agent, life
|Insurance agent, life insurance
|Insurance agent, retired Farmers agent receiving renewal premiums
|Insurance agents
|Insurance agents
|Insurance agents
|Insurance agents claiming IC status when employer treated as employees
|Insurance agents for Allstate Ins. Co., various lines, received Form W-2
|Insurance agents for Allstate Insurance, "neighborhood office agents"
|Insurance agents for Allstate treated as employees by Allstate
|Insurance agents selling insurance and financial products
|Insurance agents, general agents, life insurance
|Insurance Agents, IRS Litigation Strategy for Claiming Independent Contractor Status
|Insurance general agent, manager of agency
|Insurance sales agents
|Insurance sales district manager (recruit, hire, train, and supervise insurance agents)
|Insurance sales, Allstate Ins. Co. agents
|Insurance salesman, life insurance
|Insurance salesperson or agent, independent insurance agent
|Insurance salesperson, Allstate Neighborhood Office Agent
|Insurance salesperson, auto, liability, and health
|Insurance salesperson, general agent
|Insurance salesperson, life insurance, full-time
|Intern, accounting work for government agency
|Internet marketing, web page design
|Interpreters for deaf for state agency
|Interpreters for hearing impaired
|Interpreters, court, licensed or state certified paid per diem
|Irrigation worker, lawn
|Janitor treated as IC by U.S. Post Office. 20 hours per week for 5 years.
|Janitor, work done personally, no assistants engaged
|Janitorial and watchmen services; clients contract with firm that hires janitor
|Janitorial service workers paid by several property owners
|Janitorial workers
|Janitorial workers paid by agency
|Janitors as so-called franchisees, buildings owned by third parties
|Laborers, contract
|Laborers, day, tobacco farm
|Laborers, day, tobacco farm
|Laborers, unloading truck
|Landscape and janitorial workers
|Language interpreters
|Law clerk
|Law clerk, part time
|Lawyer, attorney at law
|Lawyer, attorney at law, law corporation partner
|Lawyers, law clerks, officers of corporation (Law Corporation)
|Leased employees, liability of leasing company
|Lecturer, automotive safety and good driving practices, product testing
|Legal intern
|Life insurance salesman, former, disabled
|LLC sole member, manager
|Loan officers of mortgage broker
|Loan representative for mortgage company
|Loan solicitors and property appraisers at firm that obtains and processes mortgage loans
|Logger, faller, cutter
|Logger, faller, cutter
|Loggers who cut, skid, bunched. Some also did "rain days" equip. maint. as employees at min. wage
|Loggers who cut, skid, bunched. Some also did "rain days" equip. maint. as employees at min. wage
|Logrunner and driver
|Longshore dock worker
|Lumber and construction material brokers
|Mail carrier for Federal agency (U.S. Postal Service)
|Mail carrier paid by firm contracting with Postal Service
|Mail delivery
|Mail handler / artist
|Maintenance and remodeling worker, apartment complex
|Maintenance worker for public library system
|Maintenance workers, roofing, tree trimming, etc.
|Maintenance, garden
|Maintenance, handyman, yard care, farm worker
|Make-up artist
|Management consultant for international management consulting firm
|Manager, district, insurance
|Manager, project manager at power plants
|Manicurists working at salon, no lease or rent paid for space
|Marketing representatives
|Massage therapists, Bodywork practitioner (healing arts)
|Massage therapists, cosmetologists, nail technicians, receptionist, instructor, working at day spa
|Masseuse (therapeutic massages) at chiropractic office
|Masseuse (therapeutic massages) at chiropractic office
|Masseuses who worked at massage parlor
|Mechanical engineer for manufacturing co.
|Mediator, state judicial department mediation service
|Medical doctor doing business through professional corporation
|Medical doctor providing services to Dept. of Water and Power
|Medical doctor, officer, shareholder
|Medical residents, former, at University of Minnesota Medical Center
|Member of LLC, sole member
|Mental health worker for local government
|Mentally retarded (280), sheltered workshop at non-profit organization, mainly assembly work
|Mentally retarded and developmentally assisted workers
|Mentally retarded and developmentally disabled workers in sheltered workshop
|Mentally retarded individuals in workshop setting
|Merchandisers that take inventories, repackage, and arrange displays
|Migrant workers, harvest pickling cucumber crop, "share farmers"
|Mine workers
|Minister, ordained, Christian Heritage Church, member of International Pentecostal Holiness Church
|Minister, ordained, United Methodist Church
|Ministers, United Methodist Church
|Misclassified workers, in general
|Missionary (minister), Assembly of God Church
|Mortgage loan officer, president
|Movie production workers, various types, entertainment industry
|Muffler shop workers
|Music tutor for county schools
|Music tutor for county schools, works two days per week, two hours per day
|Musician performing in church
|Musician, band, guitarist
|Musician, bassoonist, orchestra member
|Musician, professional rock
|Musicians, symphony orchestra musicians
|Nail salon workers, cosmetologists, manicurists, estheticians
|Nanny; parent with children paying nanny; household domestic services
|Neurosurgeon; medical doctor
|News writer, editor, photographer, newspaper
|Newspaper assembler
|Newspaper carrier
|Newspaper carrier
|Newspaper carrier
|Newspaper carrier
|Newspaper carrier
|Newspaper carrier
|Newspaper carrier
|Newspaper carrier for distributor
|Newspaper carrier for distributor
|Newspaper carrier for distributor
|Newspaper carrier or delivery person
|Newspaper carrier or delivery person
|Newspaper carrier under "Delivery Agent Agreement"
|Newspaper carrier, free weekly shoppers
|Newspaper carrier, motor route
|Newspaper carrier, newspaper delivery, Motor Dealer Agreement
|Newspaper carrier, newspaper delivery, Motor Dealer Agreement
|Newspaper carrier, part-time, home subscribers
|Newspaper carrier, route
|Newspaper carrier, telemarketer, administrative assistant
|Newspaper carriers
|Newspaper carriers for Batesville Guard Record
|Newspaper carriers, motor route
|Newspaper delivery
|Newspaper delivery drivers
|Newspaper delivery people
|Newspaper delivery people
|Newspaper delivery people
|Newspaper delivery person
|Newspaper delivery person (newspapers, flyers, other matter)
|Newspaper delivery person, 13 years old, hit by car
|Newspaper delivery person, distribution of bundles to carriers
|Newspaper delivery, hauler
|Newspaper distributor
|Newspaper home delivery drivers or carriers
|Newspaper vendor, street corner
|North Carolina nonresident ICs, withholding from
|Nurse, licensed practical, private duty
|Nurse, LPN, temporary staffing
|Nurse, registered (RN), homebound clients
|Nurse, registered, RN
|Nurses (agencies that provide nurses to hospitals)
|Nurses and others paid "bonuses" by medical placement firm
|Nurses placed in hospitals by placement agencies
|Nurses working through registry
|Nurses, aids and sitters
|Nurses, aids and sitters
|Nurses, assistant, private
|Nurses, critical care, hospital setting
|Nurses, dialysis treatment
|Nurses, full time, paid hourly rate
|Nurses, home care
|Nurses, licensed or registered
|Nurses, licensed practical, home health aides, companions, baby sitters
|Nurses, on-duty hospital setting, supplied by registry
|Nurses, on-duty hospital setting, supplied by registry
|Nurses, on-duty hospital setting, supplied by registry
|Nurses, private duty
|Nurses, registered and practical
|Nurses, registered and practical
|Nurses, registered, paid by registry or agency
|Nurses, registered, performing long-term assessments
|Nurses, registered, supplied to hospitals for ER rooms and intensive care units
|Nurses, RNs and LPNs
|Nurses, RNs, topical high oxygen pressure treatments at city nursing home
|Nurses, student
|Nurses, temporary nurses to hospitals ($7 million misclassification assessment)
|Nursing home workers or caregivers, admitted employees
|Nursing services
|Off-Duty Law Enforcement Officers
|Office clerk for government agency
|Office manager (law office), secretary
|Office worker engaged in routine office tasks
|Officer -- CPA, co-owner, treasurer, and director assessed as responsible person
|Officer (president) of professional public accountancy corporation
|Officer / owner (40 percent) of corporation
|Officer / owner of closely held corporation
|Officer / shareholders as IRC 6672 responsible persons
|Officer and shareholder of closely held corporation
|Officer and shareholder of corporation
|Officer and shareholder of corporation, section 6672 personal exposure
|Officer and shareholder receiving so-called royalties
|Officer liable as IRC 6672 responsible person, dischargeability in bankruptcy
|Officer of corporation
|Officer of corporation lacking actual authority
|Officer of corporation with no check signing authority
|Officer of corporation, construction, personal liability for payroll taxes
|Officer of corporation, officer had no effective way to pay payroll taxes
|Officer of corporation, other workers
|Officer of corporation, past officer, liability for payroll taxes
|Officer of corporation, personal liability
|Officer of corporation, personal liability for employment taxes
|Officer of corporation, personal liability for unpaid payroll taxes
|Officer of corporation, president
|Officer of corporation, president, former
|Officer of corporation, secretary
|Officer of S corporation, officer-shareholder status as employee
|Officer, C Corporation, CPA owner
|Officer, corporation
|Officer, director and sole shareholder of corporation
|Officer, shareholder of corporation
|Officer, shareholder of corporation receiving so-called dividends
|Officers (attorneys) of S corporation engaged in law practice
|Officers (attorneys) of S corporation engaged in law practice
|Officers and owners of family corporation
|Officers and owners of hospital, clinic; responsible persons IRC 6672
|Officers of corporation, misclassified
|Officers of corporation, unpaid employment taxes
|Officers of corporations
|Officers of S corporations
|Officers, insurance company
|Officers, real and nominal, of S corporation with revoked charter
|Oil field maintenance, overseas
|Oil well pumpers
|Oilfield rig welders
|Operator of city cable television station
|Orchestras, leaders and members or musicians
|Outside salesman under FLSA, pharmaceutical sales representatives, detailers
|Owner - officer, closely held corporation
|Owner / officer of S corporation
|Owner of corporation, payments to self
|Owner of limited liability company and trust
|Owner of S corporation
|Owner of two corp.'s, criminal conviction for failure to actually pay over payroll taxes
|Owner, automobile parts business, attempted delegation of payroll tax duties.
|Owner-operators delivering for licensed motor carrier
|Oyster shuckers
|Packager, piece worker, computer parts
|Painter without state contractor licensed
|Painter, automobile
|Painter, residential
|Paralegal working for lawyer
|Parents of disabled child
|Parking lot attendant
|Parking lot attendants, ushers, ticket takers, etc
|Partner in partnership, Form SS-8 Submissions Involving
|Pediatric surgeons, shareholders, status of payments to
|Performer, opera
|Personal care assistants (PCA's)
|Persons with developmental, behavioral, and/or physical disabilities
|Persons with developmental, behavioral, and/or physical disabilities
|Pet groomers
|Ph.D. receiving post-doctoral fellowship grant from university
|Photographer, freelance
|Photographers, outside
|Physician who had staff privileges at a hospital
|Physician working through his professional corporation
|Physician, emergency room pediatrician at Michael Reese/Humana Hospital
|Physician, medical director, Lamaze instructors and record transcribers
|Physician, part time at one of several off-cite clinics operated by firm
|Physician, pathologist and laboratory head at two hospitals
|Physician, surgeon operating at Walter Reed Army Medical Center
|Physicians on Medicaid eligibility review board
|Physicians serving as medical directors and program directors
|Physicians used as "medical directors"
|Physicians, board certified ER, referred to hospital by agency
|Physicians, emergency
|Physicians, emergency room
|Physicians, emergency room
|Physicians, emergency room, at hospital that is organization of Catholic Church
|Physicians, full time, at clinic
|Physicians, hospital
|Physicians, medical director and part-timers, urgent care center
|Physicians, surgeons
|Pilot of vessel
|Pipe fitter, construction worker
|Pizza store franchisee's employee, admitted employee
|Plant manager, plastics company
|Plumbing workers
|Police officer, off-duty
|Police officer, off-duty
|Poultry processing workers
|President and owner of Subchapter S Corporation
|President of co., failure to pay over withholdings
|President of corporation
|President of home health services corporation that owed $600,000 in employment tax and additions
|President of incorporated auto body shop, unpaid officer, no 6672 liability
|President of small corporation, late year end paycheck allegedly given back
|President of Subchapter "S" corporation, drywall construction
|President of subchapter S corporation
|President, closely held corporation
|Prison inmates, state prison
|Process server using Schedule C but receiving W-2
|Process servers for firm servicing various attorneys
|Product demonstrators
|Product demonstrators working at customers' premises under written agreement
|Professor of Shakespeare at Nassau Community College, NY
|Professor on Sabbatical in Singapore
|Professor, instructor, adjunct, taught online economics courses
|Professor, university, giving seminars
|Programmer, source code ownership dispute
|Prostitutes or attendants
|Prostitutes or parlor attendants
|Prostitutes, so-called attendants
|Psychiatrists, court appointed examiners
|Psychiatrists, licensed, part-time (6 to 8 hours per month)
|Psychologists in hospital setting
|Psychologists, licensed, part-time, "as needed"
|Radiation therapist
|Railroad workers, tie down man, gantry operator, spotter
|Reader for blind attorney
|Real estate agent, broker or salesperson
|Real estate agents
|Real estate agents
|Real estate agents and direct sellers of consumer products
|Real estate broker and manager, dual service
|Registered (NASD) representative for broker-dealer
|Registered nurse placed by agency
|Registered Nurse, private duty work
|Relocation assistance specialist, government-sponsored military support center
|Repair people, and parts workers, auto body
|Repair people, appliances
|Repair people, heating and air conditioning
|Repair people, roofing
|Repair people, service workers, auto radiator
|Repair people, truck
|Repossessors, automobiles
|Research analysts, salesperson
|Research study coordinator for federal government agency
|Responsible corporation officers / employees under IRC 6672
|Responsible person alleging wrongful collection activities
|Responsible person under IRC 6672
|Responsible person under IRC 6672
|Responsible person under IRC 6672
|Responsible person under IRC 6672
|Responsible person under IRC 6672 filing adversary complaint in Chapter 7 bankruptcy
|Responsible person under IRC 6672 filing Chapter 13 Plan
|Responsible person under IRC 6672, personal individual liability
|Responsible person under IRC 6672; corporate officer
|Responsible person, IRC 6672 penalty
|Responsible persons under IRC 6672
|Responsible persons under IRC 6672, claim for contribution
|Restaurant workers
|Restorer, antique
|Retired executives rehired as consultants
|Retired worker re-hired by Federal agency
|Retiree, part time window installer
|Road work consultant for Federal agency
|Sales director, national
|Sales representative filing Form 1040 as statutory employee
|Sales representative for medical supply firm
|Sales representative, manufacturers representative
|Sales representative, musician, vocalist, actress
|Sales representative, traveling, men's clothing
|Sales representatives, advertising
|Sales representatives, department stores, payments from cosmetics manufacturer
|Sales representatives, medical supplies (sales force of over 100)
|Sales representatives, pest control products
|Salesmen, used car, "buyers," state licensed
|Salespeople (licensed motor vehicle), used cars, sales to retail customers
|Salespeople (licensed motor vehicle), used cars, sales to retail customers
|Salespeople and delivery workers
|Salespeople and manager
|Salespeople, advertising for newspaper
|Salespeople, advertising space for travel guide or magazine
|Salespeople, antique shop
|Salespeople, appliance, in stores received extra sums ("spiffs") from wholesale distributor
|Salespeople, cable television subscriptions
|Salespeople, cable television subscriptions
|Salespeople, cable television subscriptions
|Salespeople, candy vending machines
|Salespeople, catalog sales merchants
|Salespeople, chocolate for fund raising purposes
|Salespeople, clothing
|Salespeople, cosmetics and fragrances, for manufacturer, promotion in dept. stores
|Salespeople, courses, educational, electronics
|Salespeople, custom decals sold to truck fleets and OEM manufacturers
|Salespeople, cutlery, and district managers
|Salespeople, dealers, Kirby vacuum cleaners
|Salespeople, decals and signs
|Salespeople, directory advertising
|Salespeople, educational and training seminars
|Salespeople, eyeglass frames and eye wear, 280 person nationwide sales force
|Salespeople, furniture
|Salespeople, home improvement, door to door, canvassers and closers
|Salespeople, insurance, full-time life
|Salespeople, insurance, life, health, property and casualty
|Salespeople, insurance, who are also officers who perform administrative duties for same company
|Salespeople, leather goods
|Salespeople, manufacturer's representatives, air conditioning products
|Salespeople, manufacturer's representatives, lady's swimwear
|Salespeople, medical equipment
|Salespeople, medical supplies (manufacturers' representative)
|Salespeople, nutritional products for swine and cattle (dairy and beef)
|Salespeople, out-of-state, perfume
|Salespeople, plastic products, custom formed
|Salespeople, real estate
|Salespeople, sales representatives, ladies' dresses
|Salespeople, signs and decals
|Salespeople, sporting goods, sold for wholesale distributor, allowed to engage other salespeople
|Salespeople, telephone directory ads
|Salespeople, travel reservations
|Salesperson for manufacturers' representative, sub-agent
|Salesperson, advertising space in directories
|Salesperson, apparel primarily women's and children's outerwear and raincoats
|Salesperson, clothing products for manufacturer/wholesaler (traveling salesperson)
|Salesperson, computer hardware
|Salesperson, hair care products, beauty supplies
|Salesperson, hospital equipment, hospital beds
|Salesperson, La-Z-Boy Chairs
|Salesperson, life insurance
|Salesperson, mortgage loans
|Salesperson, motor vehicles, receiving "incentive payments"
|Salesperson, outside, cardboard containers and packaging
|Salesperson, outside, for Commerce Clearing House, Inc.
|Salesperson, pre-need cremation contracts
|Salesperson, print advertising
|Salesperson, real estate, licensed
|Salesperson, replacement windows
|Salesperson, used car lot salesperson / manager
|Salespersons and public relations persons, advertising space
|School bus drivers, S. 1470 would clarify status
|School district superintendents, former employees
|Seamstress at retail bridal gown shop
|Seamstresses, home workers
|Searchers, property, title and public records
|Secretarial and law clerk, part-time staffing
|Secretaries, law office
|Secretaries, temporary legal
|Secretary for federal government agency
|Secretary, temporary secretary
|Securities broker
|Securities, account executives, sales people
|Security personnel, bouncers, door and coat check persons, entertainers, and hospitality consultant
|Seed coordinator, worker authenticated seed purchase and sale agreements
|Servers, food
|Sewing at home
|Shareholder / officers, salary or dividend issue
|Shareholder-officer delegating authority to pay federal employment withholding taxes
|Shareholders, corporation officers
|Shareholders, payments made for personal benefit
|Sharpeners and reshapers, tools
|Sheltered workshop work, retarded and disabled individuals
|Sheriff, deputy, other jobs, side jobs
|Single-Member of Limited Liability Company
|Slaughterers, Kosher ritual
|Small business using third party payroll firm
|Social worker, "certified independent," part-time (15% of his time)
|Social worker, counseling children with behavior problems
|Sociologist, analyst for United States government
|Sod layers, graders, landscapers and truck drivers used by grading and sod laying firm
|Software consultant
|Software creator
|Software engineer
|Software testers, production editors, proofreaders, formatters, indexers for Microsoft Corporation
|Software testers, production editors, proofreaders, formatters, indexers for Microsoft Corporation
|Software testers, production editors, proofreaders, formatters, indexers for Microsoft Corporation
|Soil evaluator, registered sanitarian, licensed by State
|Speech and language evaluator for school children for public school board
|Sports officials and instructors for county recreation programs
|Sports officials, baseball, for public school district
|Stage hands, concert and entertainment events
|State Dep't worker in foreign country (Columbia and Turkey)
|Steel industry workers, temporary help
|Students hired by school, college or university
|Subcontracting firm (payee) unhappy with 31% backup withholding sued payer
|Summer intern for federal agency
|Sunpower of Arizona workers
|Supervisor, architectural
|Tax collector for town, public official
|Tax return preparer performing services on firm's premises
|Tax return reviewer or auditor for cities
|Taxi cab drivers
|Taxi cab drivers, lessees
|Taxicab drivers
|Taxicab medallion leases
|Teacher / instructor for government agency
|Teacher, English as a second language
|Teacher, instructor of literacy at institution
|Teacher, part-time for state affiliated entity
|Teacher, part-time for state affiliated organization
|Teacher, part-time, night schools
|Teacher, physical and health ed. for public school district, unpaid
|Teacher, substitute at child care center
|Teacher-coordinators for foreign student programs
|Teachers and instructors, music lessons
|Teachers, recreational classes for senior citizens
|Teachers, traveling children's museum exhibit
|Tech support worker, help desk coordinator
|Technical personnel, repair and installation of telecommunication cell sites
|Technical service workers as defined in current section 530(d)
|Technical support services specialist for U.S. government agency
|Technical workers under section 530(d)
|Technician, electronics fabrication and repair, for federal agency
|Technician, service tech, restaurant food grease collectors
|Technician, x-ray, for federal government agency
|Telemarketers and delivery persons, gourmet foods
|Telemarketers and delivery persons, gourmet foods
|Telemarketers working at home
|Telephone solicitors (telemarketers)
|Telephone solicitors (telemarketers) for correspondence school
|Telephone solicitors (telemarketers) for donations of new and used goods
|Telephone solicitors (telemarketing), handicapped as defined in federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973
|Temporary laborer, offshore oil rig
|Temporary staff, physical and speech therapists, nursing homes and hospitals
|Temporary workers (temps), paid in cash by temporary agency
|Temporary workers, construction, machine operation, truck driving, cleaning, stocking, etc.
|Therapist, massage
|Therapists, physical
|Therapists, physical, part time for state agency
|Timber cutter, saw hand
|Tipped employees
|Trade officer, foreign government, U.K., work in U.S.
|Transcribers engaged by a court reporter
|Translator working at home
|Translators, language, with security clearances
|Translators, language, with security clearances
|Traveling salesman for distributor of nuts, bolts, fasteners, other automotive products
|Truck dispatcher for long-haul trucking company
|Truck driver associated with labor leasing company and trucking company
|Truck drivers
|Truck drivers
|Truck drivers, not owner operators
|Truck drivers, not owner-operators
|Truck drivers, not owner-operators
|Truck drivers, owner operator drivers and rented truck drivers
|Truck drivers, owner-operator truck drivers, delivery drivers
|Truck drivers, owner-operators, delivering furniture and appliances locally
|Truck drivers, owner-operators, hauling freight interstate
|Truck drivers, owner-operators, hauling ocean cargo freight containers
|Truck hoppers (unloaders) working at refrigerated warehouses
|Truck unloader (lumper), injured while unloading trailer
|Truckers, truck drivers.
|Trucking firms, small sub haulers, truck drivers
|Trust owners, business owners operating through pure sovereign trust
|Tutor, school homework assistance to students ages 6-12
|Tutors, one-on-one
|U.S. citizen who entered an employment agreement with U.S. embassy
|University professor paid on course by course basis
|Unloaders ("in-house lumpers") of trucks at food warehouse
|Unloaders, truck, engaged by firm's driver-employees
|Unloaders, truck, paid by drivers
|Van driver for firm providing transport to wheelchair bound passengers
|Van operators, moving industry
|Van operators, moving industry
|Veterinarians, veterinary assistants and veterinary technicians
|Vice president and CFO as responsible person
|Video store workers that collected overdue accounts
|Vocational rehabilitation program workers
|Voice actor providing voice announcements or narration
|Volunteer member of fire company
|Volunteers that distribute donated food to needy
|Volunteers, therapeutic residential community
|Waitress, company dining room
|Welders, rig
|Welders, rig, who own welding rigs mounted on flat bed pick-up trucks
|Window trimmers, retail merchandising, displays, inventory counting
|Women who perform in "one-on-one fantasy booths"
|Word processor working in her home
|Worker (salesperson) in 1990 received 1986 W-2 after IRS audited employer
|Worker / payee receiving non-cash benefits (fishing trip) from payer
|Worker at vocational rehabilitation workshop
|Worker attempting to discharge Federal income tax
|Worker classification in general, HR 1525
|Worker engaged in business of private tutoring
|Worker performing services for multiple Operating Companies during a single year
|Worker previously determined to be employee by IRS
|Worker previously ruled to be employee by IRS private letter ruling
|Worker reclassification under section 7436
|Worker status in general, IRS Classification Settlement Program (CSP)
|Worker status in general, jurisdiction of Tax Court
|Worker, admitted employee, tax not withheld
|Worker, Notice of Determination Concerning Worker Classification Under IRC 7436 Issued
|Worker, Notice of Determination Concerning Worker Classification Under IRC 7436 Issued
|Worker, Notice of Determination Concerning Worker Classification Under IRC 7436 Issued
|Workers (California) that receive Form 1099s, new reporting to aid child support enforcement
|Workers and firms that desire IRS ruling as to worker employment status
|Workers and firms that desire IRS ruling as to worker employment status
|Workers employed by qualified staffing firm
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general
|Workers in general treated as independent contractors
|Workers in general, application of section 530
|Workers in general, as sole proprietors
|Workers in general, early referral to IRS appeal of developed, unagreed issue (like Sec. 530 issues)
|Workers in general, employees misclassified as independent contractors
|Workers in general, employer liability for payroll tax
|Workers in general, erroneous payment of Schedule SE tax, refund rights
|Workers in general, failure by firm to get ICs SS number or FEIN will trigger backup withholding.
|Workers in general, firm failing to file Form 941s
|Workers in general, hired by public sector state and local government entities
|Workers in general, HR 2642
|Workers in general, if IRS finds employee status
|Workers in general, independent contractor or employee.
|Workers in general, independent contractor payees
|Workers in general, independent contractors
|Workers in general, interest free adjustment in event of misclassification
|Workers in general, IRS Form SS-8 program
|Workers in general, IRS publication concerning classification
|Workers in general, misclassified
|Workers in general, misclassified workers
|Workers in general, misclassified workers
|Workers in general, paid by professional employer organization
|Workers in general, personal liability of business owners for unpaid trust fund employment tax
|Workers in general, proposed legislation. HR 771 would revise employment status rules.
|Workers in general, scope of Tax Court jurisdiction
|Workers in general, section 530 and Form 1099 requirement
|Workers in general, section 530 safe harbors
|Workers in general, tax litigation
|Workers in general, test to determine status
|Workers in general, treated as ICs
|Workers in general, use of closing agreements in Tax Court
|Workers in general, workers that may be misclassified as Ics
|Workers in leased state institution
|Workers not treated as employees; what are wages; illegal scheme
|Workers paid by employee leasing firm; do client payments apply to leasing firm employer account
|Workers paid in cash
|Workers performing services in foreign country
|Workers performing services in manufacturing industry
|Workers receiving tips from customers
|Workers treated as ICs by sole proprietorship consulting firm
|Workers treated as ICs, House bill concerning
|Workers treated as ICs, in general
|Workers treated as ICs, in general
|Workers treated as independent contractors, in general
|Workers used by firm regulated by two federal agencies
|Workers, all
|Workers, all types, IRS training manual regarding
|Workers, all types. HR 1145, Home-Based Bus. Fairness Act of 1997, Rep James Talent, R-Mo.
|Workers, all types. S 460, Home-Based Bus. Fairness Act of 1997, Sen. Christopher "Kit" Bond, R-MO
|Workers, all types. S 473, Independent Contractor Tax Reform Act of 1997, Sen. Kit Bond, R-MO
|Workers, in general
|Workers, in general
|Workers, in general (one employee per period, divisible tax rule)
|Workers, in general, performing services for political subdivision (county) of state
|Workers, in general, treated as independent contractors by qualifying employers
|Working for irrevocable trust later found to be sham
|Writer, newsletters, reports and news briefs for government entity
|Writers, free-lance work done outside full-time duties as senior writer
|Youth volunteers


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60th Annual Pharmacy Practice Seminar
PPS is designed for pharmacists and technicians practicing in a variety of settings, who are interested in staying abreast of new practice information as well as refreshing their current knowledge base. The program will provide participants with tools and knowledge that can be immediately applied when they return to their individual practices. Pharmacists, we know that your registered pharmacy technicians are important to you and to your customers. Please note we offer them a reduced registration rate.
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Powerful, Unique Real Estate Agent Websites - More Closed Deals
Once you buy your real estate website, you own it for life. This means the website and the software that runs it are yours no matter where you are hosted with free lifetime support and upgrades.
Do not fall into the trap websites that force you to pay a monthly fee for a real estate website. Even though they will market their website with "hosting included, the reality is that the websites cannot run outside their server - you have no other choice.
In reality most run a templated service so that when you sign up with them, you pay a monthly fee, but they own your web site. As soon as you can no longer afford monthly payments, your website along with your business are deleted.
And of course if they run out of business, you will go down with them.
When you get your website with us, you can choose to host with us for a small fee, or if you already have hosting, you can run it with your current host. If you need to switch hosts in future, simply transfer your website along with your data and continue doing business as usual.
A Personal Touch Increases Conversions And More Clients
It takes only 20 seconds to capture the attention of a website visitor, or they leave for ever.
Your real estate website comes with a life-like video speaking activated by default.
This adds credibility and believability of your sales message so potential clients trust you more and hire you as their agent.
They feel like they are dealing with a real person instead of a website, and your sales message becomes more appealing.
The speaking model delivers a powerful, captivating message designed to offer a believable solution to the needs of your website visitors in just a few seconds.
You can turn off the speaking model with one click if you want.
Each real estate website is fully adaptable to suit your business model. By default, it comes pre-configured to attract clients looking to sell their houses and also looking to buy new homes.
If your business model is different, such as commercial real estate, we can quickly cutomize your website for free to suit your exact needs so that it looks and works exactly as you want it.
In future, you can still make any changes fast even if you are new to computers.
It allows you to accomodate other needs
If you also offer other services such as a mortgage broker, you can quickly customize your website to fully suit your needs.
Your website comes equipped with in-built unlimited follow-up auto-responders and mailing list capabilities. You no longer have to spend hundreds to thousands of dollars every year paying for auto-responder or mailing list services.
Auto-responders give you the ability to send fully personalized messages at pre-set time intervals automatically. This makes your marketing more effective without spending extra time.
- When a prospective client requests for a free ebook on how to prepare their house for a quick sale, you instantly deliver this ebook by email and on the web. Every few days, you send them helpful tips to help them sell their house faster.
Of course, you always provide an opportunity for them to become your client. When they are ready for the services of a real estate agent, you are the one they will think of because you already have an established relationship.
These autoresponders develop rapport and trust so clients remember you as their agent and trust you to deliver these services.
You can create unlimited autoresponders for any marketing campaigns and manage email marketing campaigns directly from your website to convert leads into closed deals.
Automated Reminders
On every seller, property, or person, you can log unlimited notes for future reference.
Each note can be set into an automated reminder sent on the day of your choice.
- Say Patrick needs to discuss with his wife about the proposal you just just presented him before they can hire you as their agent. He asks you to check with him next Monday. You can log a reminder note so you are reminded at 7am on Monday to call Patrick.
Automated reminders are necessary for your success so your busy schedule never compromises crucial follow-up so essential to closing deals efficiently.
A squeeze page collects contact information (e.g. name and email) in exchange for a gift e.g. free report
You then follow up with them automatically using the in-built follow-up auto-responders to convert them to closed deals.
Each website is pre-loaded with these powerful squeeze pages so you can launch them any time you want.
Converts Cold leads to clients
Free Ebooks and pre-loaded follow-up messages establish your credibility with potential clients - and they trust only you as their agent.
Your website comes pre-loaded with Free Ebooks you can offer to your leads in exchange for their contact information.
- How To Prepare Your House For A Quick Sale
- How To Buy The Best Home For Less Money
These ebooks convince potential clients that you are best person to act as their agent while at the same time educating them on how to buy or sell their home.
The system then automatically follows up with them over the next few days with pre-written messages to convert these leads to real clients.
You real estate website comes loaded with numerous stunning, awe-inspiring designs. You do not even have have to select designs before you order - your website will have all of them!
And you have full control of all the content of the website - it's more like making changes on a Microsoft Word document. You can do it!
Each website comes pre-loaded with numerous commanding and breath-taking designs loaded into it, with a presence and message that delivers action
The website comes with a content editor that works more like Microsoft word - easy to use, change and format content as you wish
You can upload and insert pictures, video and audio to your pages as you add or edit content, or add video from external sources like Youtube, Google Video, Screencast, Yahoo Videos, etc
So you can customize your website to look exactly the way you want, do exactly what you want, and collect the information you want.
Every time someone fills a form, you will get an email with PDF format of the submitted information. All the information is also logged on your web site.
You can set up Autoresponder Marketing Messages for each form (mailing lists), import new leads into the mailing list, or export backups to your computer or email your leads as you need.
You can create unlimited pages as you need and add content and forms as necessary and put them in the navigation menu or not.
Navigation menus are links that people click on in your website to move from one page to the next.
You have full control all navigation menus on your website including the wording, arrangement in relation to each other, links, etc.
Your website will be fully optimized for search engines targeting your local market - where you do business. This on-site search engine optimization means that we have paid extra attention when creating your website to make sure we follow the latest search engine guidelines, and it also comes equipped with automated tools for building back links to your website. As a result, the designs and content remain friendly to search engines and attract business for you.
We do recommend you also get aggressive off-site search engine optimization to build quality, one-way links to your website. The more back links you build, the more popular search engines consider your website to be, and the higher they rank your website in relation to others. This could mean lots of extra continuous business for years to come with no further input from you.
Potential clients are more likely to find you in your local market - right where you do business. You website is configured for that.
It also automatically builds back links to your website boosting search engine rankings so clients can easily find you on the internet.
Dominate Local Search Results
This report will walk you through how to dominate Google, Bing and Yahoo local search listings.
This alone is likely to bring you lots of leads.
Content is king. Search engines such as Google LOVE new content. When you add fresh content on your real estate website, you invite favorable placement by search engines.
This is why your real estate website comes integrated with a Wordpress blog, with themes that match any design on your website. This means your blog looks like the rest of your website, and fully optimized for search engines free!
In case you do not know what Wordpress is, it is the most popular blogging software you can use to write articles or any other fresh content on your website. This bonus alone can bring you lots of free traffic (and clients) from the internet.
Every time you post new content, your blog automatically notify Google, Yahoo, Bing and Ask about the new fresh content and submits an xml sitemap to them.
When you invite search engines like this, they will visit and index your website, sometimes within a few hours.
These sites display your content linking back to your website - increasing your search engine rankings.
Google Analytics is the most advanced "traffic counter" and it is free. It helps you track your see exactly where your traffic is coming from and lots of other information that helps you optimize your marketing campaigns.
From your back office, you just need to paste the code you get from Google to start tracking and analyzing visitors that visit your website.
This helps to put your marketing dollar where you get the highest returns.
If you have admin assistants or partners, you can create separate admin accounts and limit the features you want them to access from the back office.
This way, you maintain full admin control while sharing your website administration and marketing control for maximum productivity.
Your real estate website allows your happy clients to submit testimonials to you directly on your web site.
You can then activate the testimonial from your admin panel (back office).
Likewise, you can add testimonials directly from your virtual back office.
11 Reasons Why You Need This Web Site
Created specifically for real estate agents and Realtors
Each website comes pre-loaded with all the content, forms, Ebooks and autoresponders you need to start running your business right away.
Simple to manage - even if you are new to computers
Your database-driven real estate web site will come with a virtual back office from where you control everything on your website. The front end is free of any maintenance.
If you can type, point and click, you can run your business from these web sites!
It interacts with your target visitors - delivering results
A modern website must have the capability to interact with visitors.
When a potential client visits your website, they get engaged by your real estate web site. The website collects the information you want and saves it in the database. And of course your website notifies you by email instantly.
And when you are selling proeprties, your website allows you and your visitors to share your properties on social networking media such as Twitter, Facebook and others.
Even if you do not use these sites, your friends (buyers, sellers and real estate agents) will share them with their friends in the same media – resulting in a quick sale. Social media today form a big part of property sales.The integrated Wordpress Blog allows you to add content and publish articles right on your website.
It attracts visitors through search engines
In addition, we offer a bonus that walks you through how to get to the top of search engine search results quickly in your local market. These are basic, simple tasks that only you can do as the business owner, to give you a commanding position on the search engines.
In turn, this can translate to more clients, commissions and profits.
It tells your story for you even before you pick up the phone
We are in the internet age where everybody is connected to the internet. Every person expects every ligitimate business to have a website.
Your real estate web site comes loaded with time-tested converting copy that plants that crucial seed of trust to potential clients and leads, making your business more productive, efficient, fun and easy to run.
Delivered Ready-For-Business today
Your website comes as a complete, professional looking, Ready-For-Business real estate website. In most cases, it will be ready within one hour.You can make changes, but you receive it ready for business!
Save Time & Money
The automation features on the website save you a lot of the time, money and effort you spend to acquire a new client - talk to them, follow up later, etc.
Most of your repetitive day-to-day tasks are eliminated by your real estate web site freeing up this time so you can spend it to grow your business or have fun!
Make More Doing Less
Your increased efficiency will allow you to make better use of your time and focus on building your business.
Your real estate web site takes most of the load off your shoulders and makes you a more efficient Realtor - making you more money!
Gain Instant Credibility
People trust companies with web sites - they are more real and provide more information than they would get with a simple phone call. It's even better than a physical address!It will create that all-important element of trust and confidence crucial for potential clients to hire you as their agent.
How To Dominate Local Search Engine Results
Most people start hunting for houses on the search engines. Most sellers start looking for ways to sell their houses from the search engines.
Ever thought about what being number one on Google, Bing and Yahoo local search listings can do for your business?
Lots of new clients
I would bet that you work in a certain defined geographical market, most likely a local market region. Suppose your business is the first one potential clients find on the search engines in your target market?
Maybe a continuous flow of business and deals...
Most (if nor all) real estate agents rarely employ these techniques, so getting a top ranking position on the search engines on your local market is easier than you think.
Best of all, this is free - just a little time investment is needed. In this bonus you will learn:
A few simple things you must do in order to appear on local searches in the top search engines in just a few days
How to claim a top or commanding position in local searches for the keywords that deliver business in your niche
Must-have simple tweaks to your real estate web site that you can do yourself to maintain a visible or commanding presence in your local target market
And a lot more...
Your web site can be hosted anywhere, as long as system requirements are met.
System requirements:
Real Estate Turbo Hosting
This is a special unlimited web hosting package specifically for real estate web sites with all the resources you need to run your real estate business successfully without any worries.
This is a truly unlimited plan. Even though you may find "unlimited" hosting out there, in most cases it's severely limited to protect other customers hosted on the same server.
We understand the needs of real estate agents - hence we do not impose constraints that may hinder smooth running of your business like other hosts do.
Hosting fees are $19/month or $129/year. No long-term hosting commitments!
Hosting FAQ:
Do I have full control of my
web site?
Likewise, you can change your FTP like any hosting account. The web site and the data belong to you - and we offer you full control and privacy.
How come you charge for hosting
Hosting is therefore optional, and we charge for it separately.
Are there any hidden fees?
Other companies can offer a trial period but then force you to pay a monthly subscription fee. This quickly adds up to hundreds or thousands of dollars!
And if you cannot pay the monthly fees, you lose everything. If the website company goes down, you go down with it.
If you have your own hosting, you only pay for the website. If you host with us, you only pay a small yearly hosting fee. You can even move to a different host with your website if you needed to. You are not tied to any host to run your business.


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Is it possible to use Outlook as an IMAP client for Zimbra using an external AD server for username cedentials?
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Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues are often in the spotlight in Missoula.
Three years ago, the city passed an equality ordinance protecting people on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Now the city is moving forward with another ordinance legitimizing same sex unions.
The domestic partnership registry would recognize same sex partnerships and even opposite sex partnerships of unmarried couples.
The registry would be voluntary.
Couples would register with the city and receive an ID card.
Then, if there was for instance, an accident of one partner, that ID card would give the other partner full status in an emergency.
Sponsor Caitlin Copple said it's really a symbolic move for the city of Missoula to say even though Montana doesn't recognize you, we think you are as good as anyone else and we're going to set up this registry to do that.
Copple hopes the next step will lead Montanans to overturn the state's ban on same sex marriage through ballot initiative.
It's been a good day for same sex couples.
Ray Davis has been living with his partner for 5 years.
"It's good news," said Davis, "but it certainly isn't a victory as far as my personal decision to get married as a Montanan."
But the young Missoula man said "I think we're one step closer which is great."
Many Missoulians however don't think it's good news at all.
Among religious leaders there's disagreement and major concerns with the high court decision.
At Missoula Allilance Church, the pastor said the Bible is clear on marriage.
"I would really want to see marriage as its defined by God and the Bible as one man, one woman," said Pastor Dan Nagel. "I would encourage people to follow that."
But the pastor also said "our job is to love God, not to point fingers at other people on how they should live."


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Vanessa Garcia, an aspiring future Airman, responds to questions during an interview with members of the 3rd Combat Camera Squadron during the 2012 Tuskegee National Convention, Las Vegas, Nev., Aug. 2, 2012. Garcia is part of the Young Future Flyers youth group and one day plans to join the Air Force to become a pilot. The Tuskegee Airmen meet each year to share their history and mentor current and future generations of Airmen through educational forums, historic displays and events.
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WHEELING - The Wheeling Nailers hockey team is coming to a city near you. At least that's the plan of the new ownership group, The Hockey Club of the Ohio Valley, which is a conglomerate of the Wheeling Amateur Hockey Association and the Regional Economic Development Partnership.
Not only will members of the team and coaching staff be visible outside the immediate Wheeling area, but residents will be seeing a lot of the organization even when it isn't physically in town.
''Right now we are working on a game plan,'' Vice President of Business Operations Craig Bommer said last week. ''There will be a lot more marketing from billboards, to TV commercials, to radio. Across the board we're looking to improve everything.
''We're going to meet (this) week to develop our strategy.''
While he didn't have particulars, Bommer did say the club is going to make a spirited effort in areas that maybe it hasn't been particularly prominent in the past. Places like Cambridge, Zanesville and Steubenville in Ohio, as well as Wetzel County in West Virginia and Washington, Pa.
''We're getting a good response out of Wetzel County which is an area we probably neglected because of the distance and population. We're getting a lot of notice from that area and ticket information is being sent there,'' he said. ''We're going to hit that area, and we're definitely going to hit the Washington, Pa., area very hard.
''With all the gas companies putting their headquarters at Southpointe, we've got to be there.
''We basically drew a circle on a map and said this is where we're going.''
Bommer said the group will not overlook its home base, though.
''We understand that we have to stay with Wheeling and advertise, but for the most part they know about us,'' he said. ''We need the areas where they think it's too far to drive, when really it's only 30 minutes.
''That's where we're going to be working on.''
Bommer said fans and non-fans alike will be seeing a lot of the team's moto: ''We're All In. Are You?''
''I met with the rotary and a lot of people asked me what 'all in' means,'' he said. ''Basically it means WAHA stepped up. RED stepped up. They're all in on this and now we need the rest of the community, and the whole valley to be honest with you, to be all in.''
Ticket sales are beginning to pick up, but Bommer said that where he has really seen an impressive increase is in corporate dollars. That, he said, is undoubtedly due to having a local ownership group.
''When you walk into a guy's office and basically look to just renew him and he says 'I'm going to spend more because of the local ownership,' it shows the benefit,'' Bommer said. ''RED knows a lot of people and they've helped a lot of people get their footprint in Ohio County, Marshall County and Wetzel County.
''So they can pick up a phone up and get me appointments, something that former owners Rob and Jim Brooks didn't have the resources to do.
''They just didn't know the right people. With WAHA and Tim (Roberts), obviously he knows a lot of people with his business.
''As a matter of fact, that's what's been keeping me so busy - is getting to people when I need to get to them.''


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Hi all Volk204 and Rebellos has released the latest version of the CM11 Badadroid v4 which is based on the latest version of the Android that is v4.4.2. This is the ALPHA version do just do ahead, and complaint about it since the developers already mentioned that its an alpha version so they won't entertain complaints and they might get irritated by useless questions.
So just download and install this new version of CM11 Badadroid v4 and enjoy…:)
FEATURES of CM11 Badadroid v4
- Android 4.4.2
- CM sources of 13.01.2014
- Updated to linux kernel version 3.0.101
KNOWN BUGS (what doesn't work):
- Network registration don't work with some SIM cards
- GPS – http://forum.xda-developers.com/show…postcount=1371
- Conference Calls
- Some problems with audio codec settings, but generally it should
- Impossible to shut down phone in android, only restart
- Don't leave phone charging without supervising – if it gets enormously hot, disconnect it – this can literally blow up battery as there is no overheating protection yet. Do not leave it connected on 100% – it'll discharge by 1% all the time, and then recharge, what's very unhealthy for battery.
Maybe something else, what i forgot
Bada 2.0 is required
- Enter Bada Settings->General->Memory and make sure you have at least:
370MB of free "System" memory
160MB of free "User" memory
400MB of free "Applications" memory
- Download BOOTFILES, armlinux_boot for your device:
for 8500:
for 8530
(please pay attention if it's S8500 or S8530 BOOTFILES and FOTA you're choosing!):
- Download ROM from CHANGELOG section
- Start Bada.
- Extract zImage from zip and copy it to the Bada's User partition (the one about 390MB big).
- Copy whole .zip to the Bada's User partition or SD Card.
- Flash BOOTFILES and FOTA using Multiloader.
- Reboot the phone holding Power and Call key.
- FOTA set of red messages should appear, after about 15seconds Badadroid logo shows up.
- Be patient, first bootup will keep unresponsve on Badadroid logo for up to 5 minutes.
- CWM Recovery starts, pick:
– "install zip"
– "choose zip from from storage/sdcard1"(Bada's User partition) or "choose zip from storage/sdcard0"(SD Card)
– cm-11-wave-<release id>.zip
– Yes – install
- Reboot holding the Power key
You can remove installation .zip from the User partition from Android level by connecting through USB in MTP mode.
Do not remove zImage file.
Normal bootup is available using Power+Call keys
CWM Recovery mode is available using Power+Volume Up keys
CWM Flashing does overwrite zImage. So every next update you can just flash .zip through CWM.
For activation Performance and Developer Options categories in Settings you need Settings->About Phone and tap 7 times on Build number
GAPPS make our ROM slowler, because also slim GAPPS take about 15-20 MB RAM permanently
SLIM GAPPS: http://d-h.st/users/ZordanKV/?fld_id=28623#files
Follow the steps there: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show…&postcount=393
Special thanks to Rebellos for his CM10 ROM, for his good sources and many time, what he spent for my learning
Another Badadroid devs: Oleg_k, mijoma, nbates66, anghelyi, mikegapinski, hunktb, autra, Tigrouzen and many others.
CyanogenMod team for base ROM
Pawitp, kasper_h and all other aries developers
Paulk and Replicant project for good base for bada-modem RIL
and many other who help us.
CM11 Badadroid v4 initial release: http://www.multiupload.nl/YHC2P74SJZ
– CM Sources 13.01.2014
– Big patch set from mackay kernel:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show….php?t=2532813 :updated CPU governors, I/O schedulers, and many other performance patches
– 80Mb zRAM
Common bug for all low RAM devices with KitKat ROM:
– Incoming calls sometimes take a long time to display.
Pawitp created workaround for it:
flashable zip: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show…postcount=1732
Now ZRAM settings moved to kernel and i want to ask you to test kernels with different values of zRAM
http://www.multiupload.nl/4EY0TRBQC5 – 100Mb zRAM
http://www.multiupload.nl/L0SD7LPGM7 – 120Mb zRAM
BigMem kernels 314 MB RAM, so no photo camera, video playback and video recording and web video
http://www.multiupload.nl/U7YVQZ3AKT – 100Mb zRAM
http://www.multiupload.nl/3XSSWB2268 – 120Mb zRAM
All test kernels should be renamed to "zImage" before testing
For testing kernel just replace it on Bada User partition
Overall project thread – http://forum.xda-developers.com/show….php?t=1459391


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CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, February 28. THE Harvard men extended their lead after the second day of the Ivy League Championships as the Crimson became the first team to clear 1000 points.
Heading into day three, Harvard leads with 1011 points, while Princeton stands second with 929 points. Penn (723), Columbia (652.5) and Yale (632) make up the rest of the top five, while Dartmouth (477), Brown (474.5) and Cornell (377) comprise the rest of team scoring.
Princeton's Michael Strand, Marco Bove, Connor Maher and Harrison Wagner opened the night with a pool-record time of 1:27.16 in the men's 200-yard medley relay. That effort surpassed Harvard's 2008 mark of 1:27.88. Penn's Philip Hu, Kyle Yu, Rhoads Worster and Eric Schultz finished second in 1:27.33, while Harvard's Jack Manchester, Danny Crigler, Oliver Lee and Griffin Schumacher took third in 1:27.44 all under the pool mark. Schumacher, notably, dropped an 18.99 anchor leg to lead Harvard home.
In an epic battle in the men's 1000-yard free, Yale's Brian Hogan had just too much left in the tank to hold off a hard-charging Chris Swanson of Penn for the win. Hogan clinched the title in 8:52.88, while Swanson took second in 8:53.02, both under the meet record of 8:54.86 set by Princeton's Paul Nolle in 2012. The duo also smashed Ryan Feeley's 2009 pool mark of 8:57.35. Princeton's Zachary Ridout wound up third overall in 9:05.75.
Princeton freshman Samuel Smiddy stepped up big in the men's 400-yard IM with a 3:47.33 to beat Geoff Rathgeber's 2008 pool record of 3:47.83. Columbia's Kevin Quinn took a distant second with a 3:49.02, while Yale's Kevin Stang snared third in 3:50.22.
Brown's Thomas Glenn provided yet another revision to the facility records with a 46.13 in the 100-yard fly. That beat Doug Lennox's 2009 record of 46.19 swum for Princeton here in Cambridge. Columbia's David Jakl took second in 46.48, while Penn's Rhoads Worster picked up third in 47.05.
Following his monster anchor leg, Satterthwaite led a Harvard 1-2 in the mens' 200-yard free with a 1:35.73. Aly Abdel Khalik finished second in 1:36.61, while Princeton's Sandy Bole earned third in 1:36.66.
After a brief respite, the pool records started falling yet again as Dartmouth's Nejc Zupan dropped a 53.52 in the men's 100-yard breast. That beat his prelim mark of 53.56, that had lowered Steve Lundquist's long-standing 1980 mark of 53.59 set for SMU. Harvard's Eric Ronda claimed second in 53.88, while Princeton's Byron Sanborn took third in 54.19.
After Michael Strand of Princeton took down the 1989 pool record of 47.33 set by Harvard's David Berkoff in the 100-yard back with a 47.31, Strand and Dartmouth's James Verhagen both eclipsed Strand's short-lived mark. Strand took the title in 46.80, while Verhagen finished runner-up with a 47.20. Cornell's Dylan Sali rounded out the top three in 47.61.
Harvard's Aly Abdel Khalik, Spenser Goodman, Zachary Walters and Christ Satterthwaite demolished the pool record in the men's 800-yard free relay with a 6:25.84. That performance finished well ahead of Auburn's 1980 time of 6:28.07 anchored by Rowdy Gaines. Princeton's Teo D'Alessandro, Connor Maher, Julian Mackrel and Sandy Bole took second in 6:27.66, while Yale's Brian Hogan, Rob Harder, Ben Lerude and Victor Zhang touched third in 6:34.69.


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Jeepney's New Menu; FreshDirect Delays Post-Sandy Deliveries
Plus, Alobar celebrates, Gordon Ramsay's unlikely new partner, and more in today's leftovers.
• December means Chanukah, and Chanukah means latkes (among other important things). And in these days, when food inspires near-religious devotions, BAM hosts the Fourth Annual Latke Festival to celebrate and showcase the best of New York's potato pancakes. Participants include Blue Ribbon Brooklyn, Kutsher's Tribeca, the Vanderbilt, and BAM's own café. Tickets and more details here. [Grub Street]
• Jeepney debuts its late-night menu this weekend. The Filipino gastropub will now serve food until 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. [Grub Street]
• FreshDirect announced it won't be able to deliver groceries to some parts of the city until after Thanksgiving because of trucks damaged in Hurricane Sandy, "traumatizing" New Yorkers who have come to rely on the service. Takeout spots: You've been warned. [Gothamist]
• Go east, young man: Matt Abramcyk, formerly of Beatrice Inn and a host of Tribeca establishments, has filed Community Board papers proposing a two-level bar at 269 East Houston. [Bowery Boogie]
• After weeks of serving as staging area for ConEd crews, Union Square Greenmarket will reopen at Union Square beginning tomorrow, Wednesday, November 14. Some farmers had temporarily set up an impromptu market at Madison Square Park, but otherwise lost an estimated "several million dollars." [Diner's Journal/NYT]
• In Long Island City, Alobar kicks off a week-long first-anniversary celebration. Tonight, a complimentary tasting of Four Roses Bourbon. Tomorrow, a charcuterie platter special. Thursday brings a five-course dinner paired with beers from San Diego's famous Stone Brewing Beer Company, and a weekend-long pig roast caps off the party. [Grub Street]
• Jamaican track legend Usain Bolt wants to open a sports-themed restaurant with celebrity chef legend Gordon Ramsay. "I love food and I love sport," Bolt says. "I have a dream of putting the two together." Has he perhaps dreamt this before? [HuffPo]


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Soak up every sound of this jazz jack-of-all-trades. Allison Miller and her band will pay homage to the women who have helped the virtuoso become one of the most multitalented drummers in the biz. Sat 7 p.m., 9 p.m.; Sun 6 p.m., 8 p.m.
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