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The 2010-2011 Taylor County Middle School cheerleading squad wrapped up their year with a banquet at Creek Side Restaurant. Squad members, are, front, from left, Gabby Pyles, Sydney Benningfield and Cailee Higdon. Middle: Morgan Roney, Makayla Simmons, Hannah Gadberry, Maddie Tungate, Makayla Herron and Danielle Dickens. Back: Coach Lindsey Atwood, Victoria Kidd, Mary Jo Edrington, Brooklyn Ferrell, Kelsey Lahiff, Celeste Monroe, Kayla Rogers, Taylor Edelen and Coach Amanda Gabehart.
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Campbellsville University's Dr. John Mark Carter, professor of recreation and aquatics, has been awarded the 2011 American Heart Association's Basic Life Support Instructor of the Year at the American Heart Association's Training Center at Taylor Regional Hospital Training Center.
Carter, who has taught at CU for 13 years, was among 131 instructors nominated throughout Kentucky and Indiana.
Campbellsville Elementary School fourth-graders recently received music awards. They are, from left, front, Charles Pettigrew, KaLisha Murphy, Reagan Knight, Chloe Gupton and Joshua Mahan. Back: Myles Murrell, Randy Harris, Malaya Hoskins and Travis Nash.
More than 200 Kentucky students have been chosen to receive college scholarship grants totaling $269,100 from county and state programs administered through the Kentucky Farm Bureau Education Foundation and by individual county Farm Bureaus.
The scholarships, offered annually, were awarded to recipients who displayed the greatest levels of academic excellence, involvement in extracurricular activities, leadership abilities and financial need.
Two Taylor County students have been selected to attend The Center for Rural Development's 2011 Rogers Scholars summer youth leadership program.
Kaitlyn Benningfield and Don Dabney of Taylor County, both sophomores at Taylor County High School, will join high school students from across Southern and Eastern Kentucky for a week of Rogers Scholars, a leadership training program on the grounds of The Center.
Benningfield is the daughter of Keith and Sherri Benningfield of Campbellsville. Dabney is the son of Don and Susan Dabney of Campbellsville.
Anne Beard of Taylor County RECC recently spoke to members of God's World PRIDE Club at Campbellsville Child Development Center. Beard discussed electrical safety and how to conserve electricity through the use of light bulbs and turning off lights when not being used. From left are Beard, Jacey Milby, Luke Cole, Jayden Murphy, Jacob Milby, Dawson Cole, Syndey Bertram and Austin Malone.
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Campbellsville University presented Excellence in Teaching Awards to 150 educators from across Kentucky during the 25th annual awards program Saturday, May 21 in the Winters Dining Hall of the E. Bruce Heilman Student Complex on the Campbellsville University campus.
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I'm 5'6", 105 pounds, 18% body fat. I'm naturally skinny and have a hard time putting on weight. The sites where I have stored fat during my pregnancy before giving birth 11 months ago are my abdomin and flanks. I'm not sure if I have enough though.
How Much More Fat Do I Need for a Brazilian Butt Lift?
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Amount of fat necessary for Brazilian butt lift
The Brazilian butt lift is a safe and effective technique that can improve the contour of your bottom and create a beautiful result. It is a combination of procedures that consists of aggressive liposuction of the abdomen hips and waist and lower back, separation and processing of the fat that has been collected, and strategic grafting to the gluteal area.
In our practice here in Miami, this is one of our most popular procedures. We have performed this surgery in patients of all shapes and sizes. In patients who have a borderline low amount of fat we have recommended that they gain 10 to 20 pounds before the surgery so that we have enough tissue to harvest and create a result that they are looking for. Your best bet is to work with a board-certified plastic surgeon who is a great deal of experience in the liposuction, fat grafting, and Brazilian butt lift surgery. Such a surgeon will be able to use their experience to closely evaluate you and let you know if you are a candidate for this procedure.
Enhancing the Buttock
how much of an enhancement to you want. you are very limited on the sites for harvesting the fat and unless you are willing to consider other sites which you may not have even thought of, then you're not going to see much improvement with this procedure. however, anecdotally, i have had some patients who were satisfied even with a modest amount of enhancement. that is very personal and your surgeon should be realistic in ensuring that you are aware of the limited amount of improvement you can expect. that way you will not be disappointed with your results due to over expectations.
Buttock augmentation
Tou don't have enough fat for a fat transfer (to work properly). An implant is an option, but you may have problems in the futre, because you may not enough tissue coverage.
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Candidate for Brazilian Butt Lift
It appears from your photo that you would not have enough fat for an adequate fat transfer. I may be a better candidate for buttocks implants. Visit with several board certified plastic surgeon for an exam so that you can get some recommendations
Dr. ES
How Much Fat Needed for Brazilian Butt Lift
Hi there-
It would be hard to answer this for you without examining you, and to a large extent it will depend on your goals.
Your best bet is to visit with your chosen surgeon and get their opinion about whether you are ready to go or if they think you should gain a bit of weight.
Good luck! My Brazilian Butt Lift patients generally love their new bodies and the procedure has a very high rate of satisfaction.
Web reference: http://www.orlandobrazilianbuttlift.com
Brazilian Butt enhancement
Looking at the picture you posted , you seem to have very little fat and a large area of buttocks to be augmented.
You buttocks need augmneting in the mid to lower part of the buttock.
There is some fat in the flanks and posterior illiac crest that can be liposuctiond for fat. Also removing fat from the flank and posterior illiac crest will enhance the appearance of the buttocks.
I am not sure how much fat there is in your abdomen, that can be estimated during the exam.
Therefore you need as much fat as possibly can be suctioned from you. You may need 400-500 cc per buttock
Fat transfer
You should be congratulated for including pictures on this forum. It's very helpful in trying to dispense good advice. I like to transfer at least 1 liter in total for a gluteal augmentation. Most of the data that has been put forth for this procedure indicates that about half of fat transferred maintains viability over the long run. Following this procedure, you could expect that your gluteal region would be swollen for weeks. But, your true results are what is observed at 6 months to 1 year. My ideal candidate for this procedure has a "chunky" abdomen and minimal gluteal projection. The more fat that is transferred, the better, because not all of it will survive. Consult several boarded plastic surgeons, get their opinions, and try to gain a few pounds. if you are committed to this procedure, most surgeons would agree to transfer as much as possible to achieve the desired result.
Brazilian Butt lift
This truly depends on how large of an augmentation you are seeking but it appears that you are a good candidate for this procedure.
Web reference: http://www.bodysculptor.com/body-surgery-chicago/brazilian-butt-lift/
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Nabisco, the sponsor for One Direction's upcoming North American tour, is searching for one lucky fan to be its " Nabisco Tour 1D VIP Correspondent." In that capacity, he or she would capture photos, videos and stories from each tour stop and share them online with fans across multiple sites, including the newly-launched 1DVIP.com .
Here's how to enter: visit the website, fill out an application, create a video explaining why you've got that "One Thing" that makes you perfect for the job, and then submit both to 1DVIP.com/search . You have until April 14 to submit your material, but sorry, you've got to be 18 and over to enter. The winner will be announced in May and hit the road with the guys in June.
According to Nabisco, ideal candidates will be "passionate and creative storytellers who love music, pop culture, snacks, travel and connecting with others via social media."
By the way, this job is so cool that you'd probably pay to have it. If you're selected, though, you'll be paid a salary of 40 thousand bucks. Not bad for a summer job.
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If you haven't encountered the tale of two fields, you know of fellow farmers who have: One field is easy to farm and hits yield goals every year, weather permitting, but the other field seems to fight every step of the way and almost always yields less. What causes yield variation when the fields are the same soil type? One field is the picture of perfect soil health while the other is plagued with sickly soil.
Soil health involves chemical, biological and physical aspects. For now, let's examine how physical aspects can be degraded over time and how you can improve them.
"Understanding physical aspects of soil lets you set realistic yield goals, based on water-holding capacity," says Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie. "It also tells you how to fertilize and manage the soil to achieve those goals and how to improve the health of poorly producing soils."
Physical aspects of soil health include texture, structure and aggregate stability. Texture is the percentage of various particle sizes—sand, silt and clay, from largest to smallest—in the soil profile. Most soil types contain more than one type of particle, such as clay loam, silt loam or silty clay loam.
You can determine texture by squeezing moist soil into a ribbon, consulting a soil survey in a book or online or using a cell phone app when you're standing in the field. Once you know the mixture, use the USDA soil texture pyramid to identify the soil type (clay, sandy clay loam, etc.)
The most accurate way to classify soil is to have it analyzed by a laboratory, which will tell you the percentage of sand, silt and clay.
Understand soil texture. The biggest variable that affects water- and nutrient-holding capacity is the percentage of clay (and various types of clay). "Negative electrical charges in clay particles allow it to attract and hold water and nutrients, which are positively charged," Ferrie explains. "Made of lattices, clay particles can hold water between the lattices, as well as around the outside of the particle.
"Sand and silt don't have lattices nor negative charges, so they have no water-holding capacity. But they do have a coating around the particles called organic matter. Organic matter contains carbon, and each carbon ion has four negative charges. That gives organic matter some ability to hold water and nutrients. But in the mineral soils that most farmers deal with, the main thing that holds water and nutrients is clay."
After you learn the textures of your various soils, you can respect them and manage accordingly. "Some areas, such as the Mississippi Delta, basically have uniform soil texture," Ferrie says.
"That makes management relatively easy because you can treat each field the same way. But in the Midwest, there are various soil textures in the same field. It's as if the field has multiple personalities, and you have to farm all of them differently."
For example, texture tells you how to manage soil fertility to keep the soil balanced and healthy. "Two tons of lime per acre would be a low rate on a heavy soil but excessively high on sand," he says. "Applying 200 lb. per acre of nitrogen is OK on a clay soil; but on sand, which has less nutrient-holding capacity, much of that nitrogen could be lost to the environment, where it would become a pollutant."
The more clay in your soil, the less you have to worry about overapplying nutrients and application timing, Ferrie adds. If the clay content is exceedingly high, you might need to worry about nutrient availability (requiring multiple applications, so nutrients don't become tied up and unavailable to plants) and drainage to remove excess water. Sandy soils become acid faster, so they need to be limed more frequently, and in smaller amounts, to keep microbial populations and overall soil conditions healthy.
The role of structure. Soil structure describes how particles of sand, silt and clay are held together in clumps, or what soil scientists call "peds."
"Unlike texture, structure is something farmers can change—for better or worse," Ferrie says. "Think of the ideal structure as being crumb-like. That kind of structure creates macropores, large pore spaces where water can be stored and removed by plant roots. Macropores also contain oxygen, which is required by soil microorganisms, which are essential for healthy soil."
Soil scientists break down structure into categories. Granular structure is imperfect spheres, all about the same size, and visible with the naked eye. Granular aggregates contain all three sizes of soil particles—sand, silt and clay. Blocky structure breaks apart into small cubes with angular edges, resembling broken glass.
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When Dr. Michael Martin stepped to the helm of Campbell County's schools last July, he inherited two high schools on the cusp of state intervention.
In his early days on the job, Martin was forced to make tough personnel changes, including the assignment of new leadership at Campbell County High School (CCHS).
Martin defended the series of sometimes unpopular changes by arguing that improvement in the adequate yearly progress (AYP) results at both Jellico High School and CCHS was not negotiable.
Seale filed the $500,000 plus suit last week in chancery court asking that a jury make the final determination in his case.
The filing claims that in July 2008 Seale was removed from his job at CCHS being replaced by a person who was "substantially younger." The suit also says the person had less experience and seniority in the field of education than Seale.
The phrase, Never to be forgotten, means spending a little time remembering our nation's veterans.
For that reason several events on Memorial Day weekend will honor the soldiers who have lost their lives.
On Saturday, May 23, at 9 a.m. at the Veteran's Park in downtown Jellico, a celebratory service will be held for those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for the United States-their lives.
It has been eight months since PFC. Claude Leon Baird was remembered in a memorial service and given a final resting place in Campbell County.
Family and friends shared memories of the young man who went away to serve his country in the second Taiwan Crisis over 50 years ago, during a ceremony at Campbell County Memorial Gardens in October 2008. A headstone with Baird's name reads, "Missing in action."
Students in Campbell County High School's Auto Mechanics class got their hands dirty and had a good time, while learning lifelong skills building the class's most recent project.
It's a GMC/ Chevy Blazer hybrid with a veritable cocktail mix of parts resulting in what instructor Dwayne Lee calls a "wolf in sheep's clothing."
"I wanted it to look like a wolf in sheep's clothing; a regular Blazer, but not at the same time," said Lee.
A special called meeting by the LaFollette City Council set the salary and starting date for three promoted people in the public works department and the new chief of police.
James Lynch, recently promoted into the police chief position, was given the top amount allotted after a lengthy debate by the council.
The council first clarified the salary range for the position and then began a discussion on the proper amount to pay the newly sworn in chief of police.
At a time when real estate and the economy seem to have an uncertain future, new owners of The Villages at Norris Lake have announced its persistence to achieve growth and stability.
To announce the official re-opening of The Villages and invite the contributors of the development's new goals, a ceremonial groundbreaking presentation was held Friday.
It is so fun to be young.
Well at least the children at CASA's celebrate families' event thought so as they climbed the rock wall, played Frisbee and got their faces and arms painted with fun designs.
CASA has been working tirelessly to recruit volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children in the court system, but they took a break from day to day operations in order to celebrate with the community on Saturday.
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Rend Lake
It's all about the water at Rend Lake, where you can swim, boat, water ski and fish. Relax at Rend Lake Resort, tee off at the 27-hole Rend Lake Golf Course or do some target practice at the Rend Lake Shooting Complex. Also located at Rend Lake is the Southern Illinois Art & Artisans Center, featuring more than 800 artists.
CITY: Benton
Mt. Vernon Fall Festival
This three day October festival in downtown Mt. Vernon includes a beer tent with live entertainment, parade, children's area, food, fun, car show, band competition, pumpkin competition, and so much more!
CITY: Mount Vernon
Rend Lake Cabins in the Woods
Two cabins. Located off the southwest side of Rend Lake complete with full kitchen, two bedrooms, satellite TV, washer and dryer, front porch with swing, fire pit, barbecue grill and just 15 minutes off of Interstate 57.
CITY: Benton
Wayne Fitzgerrell State Park
3,300-acre peninsula in Rend Lake. Beautiful park offering boating, camping, and picnicking with shelters. Programs include pheasant hunting, field trials, and bass tournaments. Bicycle, horse trails, and stables.
CITY: Whittington
Downtown Car Show/Cruise Night
Downtown Car Show / Mt. Vernon Cruise Night - The Car Show will be located on 9th Street between Harrison and Jordan. Features cruise night, car, truck, and motorcycle show; entertainment, food, demonstrations, and a 50/50 drawing. The Car Show will have various models from "Classics" to "Modern".
CITY: Mount Vernon
Rend Lake Golf Course
This 27-hole golf course, part of the Rend Lake Recreation Complex, was ranked as one of the best public courses in the Midwest by Golf Digest, which rated it 4-1/2 stars. Chicago architect Lawrence Packard designed the course with some fairways overlooking scenic Rend Lake. The on-site Seasons Lodge and Condominiums offers golf packages that let you stay close to the action.
CITY: Whittington
Cedarhurst Center for the Arts & Mitchell Museum
Exhibitions, a children's gallery, a permanent collection and special events. Grounds include 85 acres sculpture park, nature trails and bird sanctuary. Hosts annual Cedarhurst Craft Fair.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Rend Lake Resort and Conference Center
Situated on Rend Lake in Wayne Fitzgerrell State Park, this modern resort offers cabins and boat rental suites, courtesy boat docking slips, restaurants and more. Guests can enjoy golfing, hiking, horseback riding, swimming and other water sports.
CITY: Whittington
Bryant's Miniatures
Bryant's Miniatures features miniature horses, llamas and George the camel. Children and adults are welcome to enjoy the animals at this hands-on facility.
CITY: Norris City
GenKota Winery
GenKota's award-winning wines and ports feature reds, whites and blushes, from sweet and semi-sweet to dry. A full line of wine-related items and gift baskets are also available.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Heritage Festival
This annual festival held the first weekend in October celebrates pioneer life with demonstrations, crafts and food. Features a blue grass band, cemetery walk, and a church service at the historic Mt. Olive Church. Free admission!
CITY: Mount Vernon
Southern Illinois Artisans Shop and Visitors Center
More than 25 categories of arts and crafts from fine art to the traditional crafts from more than 900 Illinois artisans. Also, home to the Southern Illinois Art Gallery. Special workshops and events throughout the year.
CITY: Whittington
VF Factory Outlet Mall
Enclosed mall with ten stores. Walkers welcome. Restaurants nearby.
CITY: West Frankfort
Mt. Vernon Market
Mt. Vernon Market is located at the former armory building in downtown Mt. Vernon and features farmers markets, flea markets, vendor fairs, trade shows, entertainment, and other events throughout the year.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Pheasant Hollow Winery
Pheasant Hollow Winery is located in a rustic log cabin in the woods near Rend Lake. A large tasting room, huge stone fireplace, and a wraparound deck provide a great place to sample Pheasant Hollow's award-winning wines.
CITY: Whittington
Little Egypt Fly-In & Veterans Reunion
War birds and aircrafts will fill the runways of the Mt. Vernon Airport, along with many other prestigious models. There will also be field activities, including entertainment and concessions throughout the day.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Rend Lake College Market Place
Large golf outlet store plus clothing, brass, crafts and sporting goods store. Formerly Jent factory outlet mall.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Benton Country Club
This semi-private, nine-hole course features a historic three-story clubhouse, surrounded by Lake Moses. Host of the annual Benton Gold Cup, the course also features a well-stocked pro shop, driving range, rental clubs and carts, and a golf pro on site.
CITY: Benton
Ina Antiques and Collectibles
On the corner of 3rd and Rte. 3 St. Sells pottery, china, quilts, glassware, antiques, old signs, old toys, vintage clothing, old clocks, furniture, gas station memorabilia.
CITY: Ina
Hamilton County State Fish And Wildlife Area
The 1,683-acre site has a 75-acre lake where families can picnic, fish, paddle boat, camp and enjoy the good food at the on-site restaurant.
CITY: McLeansboro
Nu-Bowl Lanes
28-lane bowling facility with snack bar.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Inglenook Farm Bed and Breakfast
A delightful retreat on the outskirts of Mt. Vernon, this historical home has been transformed into a bed and breakfast paradise tucked away from the road on five acres complete with a pond, and old barn, and beautiful gardens.
CITY: Mount Vernon
Ten Mile Creek State Fish and Wildlife Area
5,800 acres vary from flat bottomlands to rolling forestlands. Fields throughout the site provide for 1,000 acres of planted food for wildlife. Game hunting for rabbit, quail and waterfowl is allowed. Fishing is available at 25 strip-pit lakes and ponds.
CITY: McLeansboro
Hawkins-Schwartz Orchards
This orchard features fresh-picked apples, peaches, a pumpkin patch, cider and special events for children during apple season.
CITY: Dix


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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT)- The City of Wilmington is thinking of purchasing land to construct a new park in downtown Wilmington.
The land is located in the same area that the city looked at for a possible baseball stadium. According to a press release from the city, the land is owned by Riverfront Holdings II, LLC.
The release said that the purchase is not final yet, but the park would be between six and seven acres big with an estimated purchase price of between $3.5 and $4 million.
Malissa Talbert, Communications Manager with the City of Wilmington, said the city needs to buy land while it is available.
"If we do want to acquire property, yes it is a considerable expense, but there's virtually almost none left," explained Talbert.
She also said the park will fit in well with the structures that are already in-place downtown.
"With the performing arts center, with the convention center, with the parking decks, with PPD, we've already seen a lot of development there," said Talbert. "We think this could spur even more (development) and complement other developments that are planned in that area right now."
The manager said this could be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the city.
"We really have to take a good look at that when those opportunities do arise because we know that for the long-term, it's certainly something that would serve the city well."
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They have a choice: they can live in my new world, or they can die in their old one." Daenerys Targaryen
Four months later we had to stand in front of the judge again regarding the wording of the decre to finally get it signed. My divorce is considered to be in October.
My ipad does a lot of crazy typos.
But congrats on already being divorced! I know it's not what you would have ever wanted, but I also know that a fabulous future awaits you!
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MISSION - Maria Del Refugio Sauceda, 86, passed away on Thursday, Nov. 22. She was born Dec. 16, 1925.
She is survived by her children, Norma Irene Van Bogart, Miguel Suceda Jr., Noe Sauceda, Gerardo Sauceda , Rosalva Reyna, Diana Sauceda, Homero Sauceda and Sylvia Moreno; a brother, Artino Garza; sisters, Amada Sauceda, Lorenza Cruz and Paula Garza; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Miguel Sauceda Sr.
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2012 State of the Nation - 11/05/2012
Corrective measures ? The 2012 State of the Nation address and the Luxembourg government stability programme
The public finance situation is not (yet) a tragedy, but after three years of deficit, it is far from ideal. In his State of the Nation address on 8 May 2012, the Prime Minister, Jean Claude Juncker, confirmed that the central budget was "closer to tipping into catastrophe than to balancing". We are talking about an annual deficit of over one billion euro.
It is not surprising, then, that the government wants to make a priority of correcting this situation, above all because, according to Mr Juncker, the Grand Duchy can "still" make savings without having to resort to excessively radical austerity measures.
He spoke about "corrective measures", most of which had already been disclosed by the Minister for Finance in the "2012 – 2015 stability and growth programme" presented a few days earlier.
This plan sets out budgetary savings to the tune of 500 million per year, 2/3 of which from reductions in expenditure and 1/3 from additional revenue.
Despite hopes of further details of the tax measures announced in the stability programme, Mr Juncker"s address failed to deliver on this issue.
a) Increase in the solidarity tax
A 2 percentage point increase in the solidarity tax was announced for 2013, for all liable taxpayers (corporations, individuals and now municipalities).
It should be remembered that the solidarity tax is calculated on the basis of income tax (corporate income tax respectively]), and is intended to finance the national employment fund (fonds pour l'emploi). Since it is precisely this sector that has seen public expenditure soar over the last few years, this type of measure would seem to be quite logical.
For corporations liable to CIT, the crisis tax will rise, in 2013, to 1.47% of taxable income (21% CIT rate multiplied by 0.07%).
The actual rate of taxation for a company located in Luxembourg City will, therefore, rise from 28.8% to 29.22% (21% CIT + 1.47% solidarity tax + 6.75% MBT [municipal business tax]).
Let us reiterate that the solidarity tax is levied together with CIT and so can be reduced by being offset against various deductions (tax credits, etc.) set out for the CIT.
For individuals, the solidarity surcharge rate will rise from 4% to 6% and from 6% to 8% respectively for high earners i.e. those with a taxable income in excess of €150,000 (tax class 1)/€300,000 (tax class 2). The highest tax rate will, therefore, rise to 42.12% (39% + (39 x 8%)).
Even municipalities will have to contribute to the solidarity surcharge at a rate of 2%, in the knowledge that they are currently zero rated.
In short, the increase in the solidarity surcharge is intended to bring in 112 million in additional revenue.
b) Introduction of a minimum tax on companies
In light of the fact that, according to the tax authority"s report on its activities, approximately 80% of companies in Luxembourg do not pay taxes, the idea of collecting a minimum contribution seems to be quite a logical one, particularly during a period of crisis.
One such measure was announced in the stability programme, but with no additional information, and should bring in some €50 million. In his address, the Prime Minister failed to mention this idea. Are we to conclude that this measure has now been abandoned?
Unfortunately, we think not. Based on some rare utterances from various politicians on this issue, we are rather led to believe that the government wants to head in this direction but has not yet devised any procedures for this type of minimum tax: Minimum tax for "SOPARFIs" (financial holding companies) to be extended to all companies? Introduction of a flat tax not linked to profits?
In 2011, a minimum CIT of €1,500 was introduced for "SOPARFIs", i.e. for any organisation with a collective character not subject to ministerial or supervisory authority approval and whose financial assets, transferable securities and cash amount to more than 90% of its balance sheet.
c) Excise duties on tobacco and petrol
Additional revenue will also be generated through a rise in excise duties on tobacco and petrol. However, neither the State of the Nation address, nor the stability programme, give any further details as to the extent of this increase or how it will be put into practice. The impact on the budget is estimated at €35 million.
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For those who like to speculate about each upcoming Walking Dead episode, I posted some teasers earlier about tonight's show (appropriately titled "Infected"). Trying to guess ahead usually means I get several things wrong, but this episode pretty much had everything I'd hoped it would: zombie mayhem, a mysterious and creepy side story, and a frightening contagion sweeping the prison. Plus, we got a devastatingly sad glimpse into Michonne's backstory, and a look at what a zombie's face looks like when pressed through a chain-link fence (hint: REALLY GROSS).
Let's get to the recap -- and as always, spoilers ahead!
We start with a shadowy figure at the fence, feeding rats to the walkers. This seems like a TERRIBLE idea, Unknown Person Holding a Flashlight! No time to ponder who's behind the zombies' fourthmeal, though, because now we're checking in with Tyreese, who's making me horribly uncomfortable by serenading Karen. "I've got you ... under my skin ..." he croons seductively, and oh my god, Karen, no jury would convict you if you just drove a piece of rebar through his skull right now.
Also, as it turns out, kiiiiiind of an ominous song choice.
Karen turns down Tyreese's suave offer to shack up for the night and goes meandering through the spooky prison innards with a piece of shit flashlight, which lends to a legitimately frightening horror-movie-like scene as she peers in the shower room and we all wait for Patrick to bite her face off. She makes it back to her cell in one piece, though, because Zombie Patrick gets distracted by her neighbor, who he promptly gnaws into.
One zombie becomes two zombies, and all breaks loose in cellblock D before Daryl, Glenn, and Rick take down the walkers. One of the community members, Ryan, has been bitten in the arm, and Carol swiftly moves to amputate before she discovers the bite on his neck. Since Ryan's a goner, she brings in his daughters Lizzie and Mika to say goodbye, and it's all really sad and messed up until Ryan up and dies, at which point everything gets a lot MORE messed up when Lizzie says she should be the one to keep him from turning. "Are you sure?" Carol asks. FUCK NO SHE'S NOT SURE, CAROL. MAYBE DON'T EVEN LET HER STRUGGLE WITH THE NOTION OF SHOVING A KNIFE INTO HER DAD'S SKULL, WHAT DO YOU SAY.
The prison council bats around ideas for what Patrick was sick with. A fast-spreading flu, maybe. That means practically everyone's exposed, but they decide to try and quarantine the infected individuals. Cue Karen to walk by, coughing. Hershel advises that she be kept in cell block A with another sickly resident. Personally if I knew a sick guy had just died, reanimated, and started zombie-ing out on everyone I don't think I'd be eager to share a cell, but whatever. You'll be fine, Karen! See you later, I'm sure!
Lizzie and Mika stare out at the walkers at the fence. Carol gently tells them how they'll be able to bring flowers to their dad's grave, then changes gears in order to chastise Lizzie for being too much of a pussy to stab her own father's brain: "Honey, you're weak." Damn, Carol, that shit is cold. But Lizzie's not even like, hey lady can I have like one second to grieve before you attack my character? because she's weirdly weepy about the zombie she named in last week's episode. "What if they kill Nick?" she sobs.
Daryl and Rick are digging a grave and kind of bro-ing out a little when Maggie runs up, shrieking. Walkers are glommed up against a fence, threatening to push it over. Everyone dutifully punctures some skulls for a while (side note: have you noticed how corny the CGI blood-splatters look compared to rest of the show's amazing special effects? Latex FTW!), then once the fence seems on the verge of giving out, Rick has a really tragic and almost unwatchable idea involving using wounded pigs as bait to lure the walkers away. It's beyond awful, and Rick's traumatized face makes it even worse.
RIP Oinky, Snortles, Pinky Von Squeakerton, and Curly.
Speaking of awful, we get a hint as to what sort of unspeakable loss(es) Michonne has endured when Beth foists a wailing Judith into her arms. At first Michonne holds her almost comically, like the baby's a spider-covered sack of flour, but then she folds the child to her own body and weeps brokenly. Oh, man.
Now we're back to Tyreese, who's walking the halls to Karen's quarantine cell with a picked bunch of flowers in his hand and a big old grin on his face. I bet she wants to have sex NOW, Tyreese! Or ... maybe not, since she's not there, and a gory smear of blood leads from the cell, down the hallway, and outside the prison. Tyreese follows, then stops in his tracks as he gapes in horror at something the camera isn't showing us yet. Something smoking. Another community-wide barbecue, maybe? No, that would be Karen and David's bodies, burnt to a crisp, with a gasoline can lying nearby.
Well, there's certainly a lot to ponder about after this episode, isn't there? Was it Lizzie who was feeding rats to the zombies? Who burned Karen and David, and did they do so to save the rest of the camp from infection? Was it Bob Stookey, who 1) seems like a troubled guy, and 2) was present for the cellblock D contagion discussion (when the doctor theorized that it was a type of fast-spreading flu)? Is it maybe possibly theoretically feasible it was Carol, whose impressive transformation from meek abused wife to badass protective fighter seemed to take a somewhat dark turn tonight?
What did you think about tonight's episode? Do you have any theories for who was behind the rats and the burned bodies?
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Really liked this episode but note to self: no more eating strawberry jello & cool whip during.
I LOVE the whodunnit aspect and hubs and I totally think its Carol. After watching it then watching talking dead different tthings came to mind and stood out more. I think Carol is turning into a badass and I think the fact that she essentially failed at protecting Sophia is driving her to be more cunning and precise. I laughed when mika told Lizzy she was "stupid" and I DO think she is feeding the walkers. Did you see her weird sympathy in the form of a drawing of zombie Nick? Yea. And WOOHOO Carls got his gun and rick put his badass belt back on! I was happy that it wasn't Sasha that got killed as we thought in the begining of the season when they showed the previews.
I also have my eye on creepy black alcoholic guy too. I don't trust any of the newbies right now.
And Glen being so in love with Maggie is starting to make me jealous.
I love when Lizzie's sister just looked at her and said "...You're so Stupid".. "she's not weak, shes messed up!"
I didn't even think about it until I read this review but I bet it was Lizzie who fed the walkers. And now that I think about it, I bet it WAS Carol who burned those bodies. The second she walked out into that hallway after hearing Karen cough I just got this weird vibe. She's almost kind of sociopathic now.
^^ Agreed. She had this look on her face like she had to take matters into her own hands. She was thinking about what se could do. She's training the kids and basically saying you can't be weak in this world.
I think Michonne lost a baby and that's super sad. She's such a badass that you don't really think of her as a mother but with the way Carol is acting these days, if anyone came into the show NOW and then watched the first few episodes of season 1, they'd do a double take!
And I'm not surprised that Lizzie is feeding the walkers, kids in a traumatic situation such as the one they're in, tend to look for something to cling to emotionally and Lizzie seems to have chosen the Walkers. Why? Because in her mind they're helpless souls who just got some bad luck and to give them more of a sense of soul, she names them. She loves them. It's the same as if a kid names a spider that you caught or a cricket they've decided is their best friend. *shrug* her case is just more extreme.
I like that Carol is teaching the kids to fight for themselves and I think she's doing it because she figures if Sophia knew that stuff that she might still be around and my heart breaks for Carol.
SOMEONE in that prison needs to start giving these kids some therapy so they don't grow up messed up in the head and going crazy. That's a lot of stress for them!
The Walking Dead is the only show I keep track of. I rarely watch TV but I never miss TWD. I knew pretty early on that Lizzie was feeding the walkers, but I had no idea who burned the bodies but it makes total sense that it would be Carol. I love this show and I love that it can go on forever because there are so many dynamic characters :D
Yowza. Definitely getting dark with Carol and the pigs and the weird zombie-attachment by the girls and the burning of Tyreese's lady friend and guy-from-Decatur.
On a lighter note, have you seen the Honest Trailer made for Walking Dead last week? Hilarious. There's a fabulously funny montage of Shane, not to mention their slams of Lori and Andrea.


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What The Papers Say - 18 February
Monday 18th February 2013 08:47 by Rob Urbani@efc_roburbani
More reaction from the Oldham FA Cup tie in Monday's papers.
The views on this page are taken from the local and national media and do not necessarily reflect the views of Everton.
PHIL JAGIELKA has urged Everton not to miss a golden opportunity to clinch a Wembley visit by letting their guard down again against Oldham.
The Blues conceded a last minute equaliser against the Latics at Boundary Park on Saturday, forcing them to have to replay their fifth round FA Cup tie again a week on Wednesday.
With the prospect of facing Wigan in the quarter-finals and being just 90 minutes from a trip to the national stadium, England international Jagielka (pictured below, celebrating his goal) says it is essential that Everton complete the task at Goodison Park.
He said: "If we don't get through now, then it will be an even bigger disappointment. When you look at what teams are left in there, it's not the top six of the Premier League which is going to be making up the last eight.
"We are desperate to get in there and the manager has said that as long as we are in the draw, then we have still got a chance.
"But when we come to prepare for the game we have got to make sure we come out on top.
"There are a few more ties and we will see then who is left in it, but we are desperate to go as far as we can.
"Several of the so-called big boys have dropped by the wayside and we don't want to be one of those teams who look at it as an opportunity missed.
"Fair play to Oldham. They had a terrific result in the last round and they have had a good result this time. But there are another 90 minutes to play and we have got to prove that we are good enough to overcome this."
Jagielka believes that reaching Wembley again this season, which would be Everton's third visit in five years, would be a huge achievement – but he played down suggestions that a successful cup run would be the perfect way to persuade manager David Moyes to sign a new contract at Goodison.
"Well, at the end of the day, if we do win the cup and he doesn't sign, it will still be a fantastic feat for the players," said the 30-year-old.
"We are a very close squad and we get on very well. As much as we go out there to do it for the manager, we do it for each other as well.
"Obviously, the fans, too. We had a good following today and the fans are brilliant, too. So there is more than one person there to play for.
"We don't have to feel that we have to prove anything. The manager has pretty much brought every single player in, bar one or two, so we are his players.
"He has made decisions that he wants to make. He has come out in the press and said he will not sign anything until the end of the season, which is fine with us.
"Obviously, it will be nice to give him a quick reminder of how good we are by keeping this cup run going and pushing as high as we can up the Premier League."
OLDHAM caretaker manager Tony Philliskirk cut a satisfied figure after overseeing his second comeback of the day.
Philliskirk, who was thrust into the Latics hotseat after Paul Dickov's resignation a fortnight ago, looked on from the sidelines as Matt Smith's last-gasp equaliser earned a 2-2 draw and an FA Cup fifth-round replay against Everton.
But hours earlier the 48-year-old undertook his day job of youth team coach against Rochdale in Salford, surroundings far removed from the white-hot atmosphere that greeted David Moyes' side at Boundary Park.
"We drew at Rochdale one-all," he explained.
"We were losing there and came back to get an equaliser in the second half.
"There were about 20 or 30 there. All the parents of all the boys go and there's one man and his dog walking around the outside.
"From the club's perspective this (the Everton result) is massive. For me personally, seeing the development of those young players today – you take this any way you like – is as important as seeing that display there."
"I'm under no illusions about what it means to the club financially and at the end of the day that's the most important thing," he added.
"Simon (Corney, chairman), I'm sure that he won't like me saying this, has struggled through over the last few years and he keeps the club afloat. He works ever so hard with the board.
"All in all, hopefully it generates a feel-good factor, it'll encourage people to come back but, more than anything, it's what that means to the club – another game, at Goodison, possibly on TV again."
PHIL NEVILLE insists Everton's FA Cup dream lives on despite the disappointment of Matt Smith's late equaliser for Oldham.
The League One club levelled with the last act of Saturday's game but Neville knows that journeys to the latter stages of this competition rarely run smoothly.
Everton now have to beat Oldham at home on February 27 to book a quarter-final place and a Goodison visit from Wigan.
He said: "It is always tough to take when you concede a goal that late.
"But we are still in the hat for the next round and we have got Oldham to come to Goodison.
"Always during a cup run you get a game that goes to a replay after it's been harder than you think; last year we had to go to Sunderland after drawing at home."
Everton triumphed in the north east to book a Wembley date and Neville is determined for a similar outcome this time around.
Although he is confident ahead of the replay, the skipper admitted he harboured regrets over the Blues' performance against Tony Philliskirk's men.
He added: "Oldham played really well, they gave as good as they got. Maybe we should have had it wrapped up a little bit sooner.
"We have an experienced side that should be able to handle their late pressure.
"The disappointment is that we didn't give the massive support we had the victory they wanted.
"But this is what the FA Cup does – Arsenal lost at home to Blackburn – and we are still in the hat."
THE ramshackle charm of Oldham's Ice station Zebra might have been missing its usual arctic chill, but somehow Everton still managed to freeze.
The Blues were supposed to be better equipped to deal with the League One club's spirited physical onslaught at Boundary Park, after apparently watching and learning from the fate of their rivals across Stanley Park last month.
Granted David Moyes' men did not self-destruct in quite the same manner as Liverpool, but still they failed to make their Premier League class show convincingly enough against a team treading water in the third tier of English football. And sure enough they paid for it in the end.
Matt Smith's last-gasp header to force a replay in this fifth round FA Cup tie must certainly not be mistaken as a death knell for Everton's dreams of a trophy this season, but it was a frustrating reminder of the defensive vulnerability which has haunted the club even throughout its brightest start to a campaign in eight years.
With the fight for fourth place in the Premier League becoming an increasingly muddled proposition, the importance of the Cup had seemingly grown even further.
Certainly Moyes could give no stronger indication of his desire to progress in the competition, than the starting 11 he sent out to try and capitalise on what had become a quarter-final stage loaded with winnable fixtures against lower league clubs and supplemented by the demise of Arsenal.
Typically though, Everton quickly found a way to temper undue optimism. They might have started solidly enough, winning a string of early free-kicks as Leighton Baines went close with an effort which was deflected narrowly over the bar. But it wasn't long before they conceded their customary goal in a season which has seen them keep just five clean sheets in 31 games so far.
Former Goodison prodigy Jose Baxter cleared a corner from his old club and Leon Osman slipped while attempting to stop Lee Croft from surging past him. Off the midfielder went eating up the yards to bear down on goal, and although his miscued shot shouldn't have worried Tim Howard, it skewed into a useful cross that Jordan Obita prodded home at the far post. Regular observers of Everton's haphazard defending this season simply nodded in numb familiarity.
The visitors' passing failed to instil much optimism for a swift response, with the patch-work surface proving difficult, and the nerves among the Blues were palpable. Thank heavens then for the blunt instrument that is Victor Anichebe. The Nigerian equalised with a proper League One-style goal, seizing on Phil Jagielka's long punt, turning James Tarkowski and rifling home a powerful shot.
There was little time to become complacent though. Obita capitalised on good hold-up play by Lee Barnard to unleash a dangerous strike which clipped the post and rolled across the face of goal. It was a let off, and should have signalled the swing in momentum Everton needed to seize the tie. Instead they remained laboured and below-par as Oldham's gutsy endeavour kept them largely at bay.
Ironically Everton's most threatening moments came from a direct approach more associated with their opponents, and Darron Gibson picked out Marouane Fellaini near the break with a lofted cross from the right which the Belgian headed onto the roof of the net.
Moyes decided to introduce another Belgian, Kevin Mirallas, for the second half in place of Anichebe, and the former Olympiakos forward made a swift difference. It was his menacing corner kick which dropped just in front of Dean Bouzanis, and Phil Jagielka managed to escape the bear-hugs of the Oldham defence to nod into the goal.
It signalled a period of calm and superiority for the Toffees, who began to pick Oldham apart with their best passing spell of the contest although they still lacked a cutting edge.
And it didn't stop Obita being a menace, as he forced Phil Neville into an error and burst through on goal only to send a tame effort into the arms of Howard.
Buoyed by the opening, Oldham sent on their battering ram Smith to try and turn the tie, and his introduction gave the home fans extra heart even as Everton began to dictate the game again. Osman and Pienaar played nifty triangles as the Latics tired at chasing the ball, but still the away fans couldn't quite relax.
Oldham sub Robbie Simpson fired a low cross into the area and Smith turned smartly to force a terrific low save from Howard. At the other end Jelavic blazed over a glorious chance to effectively seal the contest.
That miss was one pivotal moment, but Everton's goalkeeper contributed another just before 90 minutes had elapsed. Simpson controlled a cross into Everton's area and turned well to unleash a goal-bound effort that Howard again had to be at his best to divert.
It should have been enough to seal a place in the quarter-finals, but that reckoned without the scourge of Merseyside, Smith, who struck again deep into injury time as Moyes' men allowed themselves to be pushed deeper and deeper.
If Everton are to progress into the quarter-finals, they're going to have to do it the hard way now. The missed chance by Jelavic when the tie was still in their hands will add further fuel to fears that the Croatian's first six months on Merseyside were an anomaly, and Moyes' men still badly miss his former predatory guile.
Jelavic's continued indifferent form only reinforces why Moyes was so keen to recruit another goal-scorer in January.
But there will be any time to debate that after this pivotal season has drawn to its conclusion.
For now the prospect of leaving that champagne on ice is still alive.
Everton just have to make sure they don't freeze again in a fortnight.
Days of pure bliss have been few and far between in Oldham's recent history but January 5, 2008 is a date firmly etched on the minds of their long-suffering supporters.
It was the afternoon they made the short trip down the M62 to tackle Everton in the FA Cup's third round. Nobody gave them a chance but Gary McDonald's first-half goal caused one of the shocks of the season and sparked a party back Oldham.
Yet ask Simon Corney, Oldham's current chairman, what he remembers of that day and he will relay an different tale, one of deep frustration and huge personal expense.
'Believe it or not I was at a conference in Las Vegas,' Corney recalled.
'If you're going to miss something, you may as well be in Vegas, right? Thinking we were going to lose about 9-0, I went to the conference instead. I thought it was going to be too upsetting to watch us lose heavily.
'But I had a friend on the phone at the game for the whole 90 minutes, giving me commentary. It was an amazing day and I remember getting my phone bill when I got back and it was about $3000. It was worth it, in a way, but I've never really forgiven myself for it.'
Nothing will stop him from going to Goodison Park this time, though. Oldham's marvellous FA Cup story continues after they held their exalted opponents to a richly-deserved 2-2 draw and another big payday in the replay Goodison Park will further ease financial woes of the League One side.
'There's no doubt it helps,' said Corney. 'We would survive without it but it's nice to have. It's hard to put it into context. We've had such fantastic cup run; Nottingham Forest then Liverpool but when you go 2-1 behind against Everton, with the class they've got you don't think you're coming back.'
But they did. It may not have been the prettiest game but it was totally absorbing, as Oldham's players ran themselves to a standstill, first taking the lead through Jordan Obita before rallying with Matt Smith's last-gasp header after Victor Anichebe and Phil Jagielka had scored for Everton.
Nobody epitomised their efforts more than Jose Baxter, released by Everton last summer. One lung-busting surge ended with him thundering into a tackle to dispossess Steven Pienaar and he left the field at the end to find his phone besieged with messages for ticket requests.
Baxter first set foot on Goodison aged 16 years and 191 days, becoming the youngest player to represent Everton in August 2008, and his next appearance is likely to prove bittersweet.
'It's unbelievable,' said Baxter. 'It was my home at one time so to go back there will be different class. I'd never, ever have thought I'd be going this year. I would never have dreamed of it. To play against them and against Liverpool in the same year has been a dream.
'It was a little bit weird seeing some of my friends and old team mates playing against me. Now I don't know whether to laugh or cry but it was a brilliant result.'
Phil Jagielka claims David Moyes does not need any help from Everton's players to decide his Blues' future.
The England centre-half says the Toffees' players are relaxed about what might happen after Moyes put off talks over a new deal until the end of the season.
He feels the boss will make his mind up regardless of what the players do during the remainder of the campaign.
"We don't feel that we have to prove anything," said Jagielka. "The manager has pretty much brought every single player in, bar one or two, so we are his players.
"He's made the decisions that he wants to make. He has come out and said he won't sign anything until the end of the season, which is fine with us.
"At the end of the day, if we do win the FA Cup and he doesn't sign, it will still be a fantastic feat for the players.
"We are a very close squad and we get on very well.
"As much as we go out there to do it for the manager, we also do it for each other as well as the fans."
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