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Eliza Dushku
- Birthday
- 1980-12-30
- Nickname
- Duck Shoot
- Birthname
- Eliza Patricia Dushku
- Sign
- Capricorn
- Hometown
- Watertown MA
- Country
- United States
- Ethnicity
- White
- Height
- 5'5"
- Weight
- 110
- Job
- Actress
- Hobbies
- Chess Gymnastics Karate Bow Hunting
- Assets
- Sexy Legs Hot Bod Bad Girl Persona Deep Voice Sexy Lips & Eyes
- Vices
- Cigarettes Not Being Naked Going Commando
Eliza Dushku Introduction
Eliza Dushku (her last name is pronounced Dush-ku, like "push") is a hottie screen actress, TV star, and men's magazine covergirl, who is most recognizable for parts on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (Sarah Michelle Gellar, Alyson Hannigan) and "Angel."
Eliza Dushku Life Story
She entered the acting world at the age of 10. She had to legally emancipate herself from her parents to get around child labor laws. She had small roles in films such as That Night (1992) with Juliette Lewis, and you may remember her as Arnold Schwarzenegger's daughter in True Lies (1994) (Tia Carrere). But most people recognize Dushku as Buffy the Vampire Slayer's nemesis Faith on the hit TV show. Her role was so popular that producers wanted to give the character her own spin-off show. But Dushku turned it down, so she could star in another TV show, "Tru Calling" in 2003, a supernatural show that was a bit more serious than an average episode of Buffy.
Dushku also starred in the 2003 horror movie Wrong Turn (Emmanuelle Chriqui) and continues her apparent love of horror by starring in 2008's Open Graves, a thriller about a life-threatening board game, 2008's The Alphabet Killer, and 2008's The Thacker Case. She is currently starring in the TV show "Dollhouse," written by Buffy creator Joss Whedon, which is also in the scifi/thriller genre. But if you're hoping to see Dushku in the buff, you shouldn't hold your breath. She told one reporter than there's a better chance you'll see God before you'll see her take off her clothes in movie. Update: She actually had a brief topless scene in The Alphabet Killer.
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Paisano's Pizza is opening up a new location at Potomac Festival Shopping Center in Woodbridge.
There are 16 Paisano's Pizza locations in the greater D.C. and Virginia area.
The restaurant offers pizza, subs, and salad.
Paisano's Pizza is one of three new business opening at Potomac Festival Shopping Center. It has leased 1,800 square feet adjacent to Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
"Jim Farrell and Jason Yanushonis of Rappaport Retail Brokerage negotiated new leases on behalf of the landlord with BonChon, Lifetime Dental and Paisano's Pizza totaling 8,300 square feet," a release from The Rappaport Companies stated.
Other businesses in Potomac Festival include hhgregg, Buffalo Wild Wings, Staplesand Savers.

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ATLIB Volleyball Nationals at SHJC
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The ATLIB volleyball nationals are tomorrow at Sacred Heart Junior College. The UB Black Jaguars will be defending their number 1 position. The festivities start at 9:00am. There will be food and drinks available.
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Doris has called upon Alan to help her out with an interview with the press on Main Street. He is reluctant to participate but does. Watching the interview on their televisions are Jeffrey and Reva at Cross Creek, Ashlee and Coop at The Beacon, and Dinah and Beth at Company. Reva rushes off to the interview fearing Alan will divulge their secret. Ashlee rushes off to the interview fearing Doris will reveal Ashlee's secret. Dinah and Beth remain at Company. Dinah is worried about her relationship with Mallet, with all the overtime he's been working as Doris's bodyguard and Beth is worried about her relationship with Rick and her feelings about Alan. Both women, however, put on a positive face and don't reveal their fears to one another.
When Alan excuses himself from the interview, a reporter follows him�wanting to learn more about the "man of mystery." Reva arrives and she and Alan put on a show of solidarity for the cameras. Jeffrey has followed Reva to Main Street and can't believe he's seeing a true alliance between these two "once sworn enemies." Reva tells Jeffrey that she's just trying to make Alan believe she's letting go of her anger about what he did to Jon and Sarah so he'll back off. They return to Cross Creek where Reva says she's been distracted because she signed her divorce papers. She tells him she's ready to start a new chapter in her life and the two run hurriedly up to bed.
When Ashlee arrives at Main Street for a photo-op with her mother, she and Doris find that Coop has followed Ashlee. Ashlee and Coop kiss one another in front of Doris. Doris is suspect and asks Coop why he is with her daughter. Coop explains that he was the pursuer in this romance. He tells her that he had to prove himself to Ashlee, not the other way around. When Coop leaves mother and daughter on their own, Doris beseeches Ashlee to get a grip on this relationship. Ashlee says that this time it is different. As Ashlee leaves, Doris looks genuinely worried about her daughter.
Ashlee and Coop go to CO2 where Ava joins them. Ava springs the name "Jack" on Ashlee, who becomes immediately agitated. She wants to leave, but Coop insists Ava leave instead. When he asks Ashlee about Jack, Coop learns that Jack was her guidance counselor in Clayton and that he was a pain. Ashlee says she has to go home before she turns into a pumpkin. As they leave, Ava is watching from the shadows.
Ava has earlier lured Jack to her room to pump him for information about Ashlee's past. Other than telling her that he was once close to Ashlee as her guidance counselor, he will tell her nothing further. Ava goes to Jeffrey for help in finding out more about Ashlee's past, but doesn't get any help.
Dinah has gone to the police station to get Mallet to take off and go home with her. She overhears Doris badgering Mallet to get to work as her bodyguard. Dinah tells Doris that Mallet quits. Mallet, however, assures Doris that he will be there to work for her. Dinah is unaware that Mallet will still be working for Doris. Dinah and Mallet return to their room where they make love.
Alan runs into Beth at Company and reveals that he has turned over a new leaf and no longer wants to control the lives of others. Beth is suspicious of his newfound approach on life, but Alan is convincing. He promises to back off interfering in her and Rick's lives as long as she is happy. Beth confides that she now has the life she didn't know that she wanted.
There is a musical montage with images of all the couples. Doris is campaigning on Main Street when she stops to gaze at a young woman with her baby. Ashlee is asleep across Coop's lap at The Beacon when she wakes up and retreats to the terrace alone. Beth is at the Spaulding mansion, looking forlornly at pictures of her and Phillip. Alan is with her, drinking. Reva wakes up next to Jeffrey and gets up and dresses to leave.
After the montage, Mallet leaves The Beacon to go protect Doris. He tells Dinah that soon they may have all their financial problems behind them. He flashes back to his stealing part of the cash from the evidence bag. After Mallet leaves, Dinah calls Matt and asks him to hang out with her. Coop follows Ashlee to the terrace, asking her if there is more troubling her about Jack that she hasn't revealed. She tells him that Jack was a great counselor to her�kind of like an uncle or dad. It turned out, however, that Jack "liked" young girls and his house was raided�then he was just gone. Coop assures her that he's not leaving and the two kiss and hug. Jeffrey wakes up to find that Reva is again gone. Ava calls him, again asking what she should do about Coop. Jeffrey tells her that sometimes it's okay to get involved where you shouldn't.
Ava calls Jack and invites him to be her date to the Spaulding gala.
Reva has left Jeffrey at Cross Creek to see a somewhat drunken Alan at the Spaulding mansion. She can't believe he is being so calm when she feels so weighed down by what they had done. He says the calm comes with practice. She says she can't let go seeing as, "for God's sake, we killed someone."
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Jeffrey and Reva are on a dinner date when Alan shows up to warn Reva that Jeffrey has been doing some digging. Jeffrey keeps prying but avoids the truth all together. Jeffrey makes a suspicious call trying to find out where Reva and Alan really went. Alan, infuriated that Jeffrey spoke to his pilot, calls Reva and demands she end things with Jeffrey. Gus moves into the mansion, in the room right next to Natalia. After Gus tells Alan about Rafe having sex with Daisy, Alan points out to Gus that he has an opportunity now to protect Rafe from Daisy. Rafe and Daisy are distraught when Natalia and Gus insist on keeping them apart. Natalia tells Gus she's going to go out with Remy tonight, and later an angry Gus orders Remy to stay away from Natalia. Alan invites Natalia to the Spaulding Diabetes Event and surprisingly, she says yes. As Daisy tells Ashlee how much she enjoyed being with Rafe, it becomes clear that Ashlee is really uncomfortable with the subject. Daisy is thrilled to see Rafe but Gus orders her to go home. Later, Daisy and Rafe finally meet up and they fall into a blissful kiss.
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Inside the Light: Strange Bedfellows
Reva feels guilty over what transpired with Alan and her on their mysterious trip. She has bad dreams of getting shot. Later in the day when she hears sirens, she tenses. Meanwhile, Alan conducts business as usual, setting up trusts and portfolios for Natalia. Ava goes over the information. She expresses her outrage over Alan's decisions to step down as CEO and to allow Alex to run the company. Alan is adamant that he's stepping back because he had a family once. He lost them and he'll be damned if he loses this new family he has found.
Gus enters the study, looking for a place to hide his gun. Alan offers the desk. Gus locks it in the desk and takes the key. Alan dismisses Ava, telling her that his decision to step down is final. When Ava leaves, Alan uses another key to unlock the drawer and pull out Gus's gun.
Meanwhile, Reva decides to visit Rev. Rutledge at the Beacon to unburden herself. Josh answers the door, saying that Rutledge is unavailable. He asks if he can help. She finds it hard to talk to Josh in a ministry capacity. With a little jeering and then friendly encouragement, Josh gets Reva to try to open up. She starts off telling Josh that she's blessed to have her children and she would do anything for them. The scene then cuts to Company where Reva is babbling to an older lady with a hearing aid. The lady wanders off when Reva laughs at the fact that the woman never heard a word she was saying. She realizes she can't confess to ministers or strangers.
Down at the dock, Alan laments to himself about missing Phillip. He wishes he had someone in his life right now like him that he could trust with the good and with the bad. He looks at a flight plan to Tourmaline, California, saying maybe someday soon he will. He rips up the plan and throws it in the water.
Reva runs into Jeffrey, still lying to him and dodging the issue about what happened with Alan. Jeffrey vows to find out. He couldn't get his hands on the flight plan, but he urges Reva to just trust him and tell him. Reva admits that she may need a lawyer. Just before Reva elaborates, Alan interrupts them and fakes a health episode to keep Reva from telling Jeffrey the truth. Concerned about Alan, Reva takes him to get checked out. Back at the mansion, she tells him that she knows he was faking. They argue about her conscience. Alan tells her that she can't live with both Jeffrey and this secret. She must choose.
Back at Cross Creek, Reva decides to move out. Jeffrey can stay there as long as he would like. She pretends that signing the divorce papers affected her more than she realized. Confused, Jeffrey isn't buying her excuses. She hams it up about Josh and then announces that she's moving into the Spaulding House. He vows to be there when she gets back because someone has to be around when she comes to her senses.
Later Reva runs into Cassie down at the docks. Jeffrey told her that Reva plans to move into the mansion. They go talk about it over beer at Company. Cassie tells Reva that she cannot move into her enemy's house. She claims she's moving in so they can work closer on the cancer projects. Cassie tells her that she can't be in her life if she does this. Because Reva has had drinks, Cassie calls her a cab. She goes with her to the Spaulding mansion. Reva goes off to find her room and Cassie stays to threaten Alan.
Meanwhile, at loose ends at Cross Creek, Jeffrey strums his guitar. A montage plays of Reva unable to sleep, Josh working late at the office and Cassie sleeping outside the door waiting for him. Alan and looks over maps when Reva comes into the room and pours a drink. She's bothered by their "cold-blooded" murder. Alan wonders if Reva would rather their late friend be there and she dead. Reva says no. Alan comments that she speaks like a true Spaulding. Alex always said that Alan and Reva would end up together one day. Reva scoffs. Alan mentions that they are attracted to each other. Reva says he was only interested in her because she was a challenge. Alan says she needs someone to ride her and tame her. Something Josh wasn't cowboy enough to do. Reva cuts it short, saying no talk of Josh or Jeffrey and she won't mention Beth.
The clock chimes and Reva sighs, wondering if this is it. Alan says that neither one of them trust each other, so there they are stuck until the coast is clear or one of them kills the other one. On that note, Reva wants to go back to bed. Before she goes, Alan asks if she's ever going to thank him. For what, Reva wonders. "For saving your life," he says. Thoughtfully, Reva turns and leaves the parlor
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This show is about last minute preparations for the benefit event that will be hosted by Alex and Cyrus.
As Cyrus and Alex are in the final stages of preparing for tonight's benefit, Cyrus anxiously checks his cell phone, waiting for it to ring. He then makes an excuse to leave, saying he needs to go pick up the flowers that he ordered for her, but he really goes to Marina's room. He tells her that tonight's the night, the night that they can start their new life together. Marina is struggling with the decision. In some ways, the idea of leaving with Cyrus is exciting, but she knows that she would never be able to come back home to see her family, and doesn't want to leave what is 'home' to her. As the discussion become intense between them, they make love. Then, he leaves to go get ready for his big heist tonight, and asks her again to meet him later at the boat so that they can leave together to start a new life - together.
Meanwhile, Ava stops by the Spaulding mansion to leave a stack of work for Alex in between answering business calls on her cell. Alex is confused about why Ava is leaving all of that work for her, until Ava informs her that Alan is stepping down as CEO of Spaulding and is leaving Alex in charge, temporarily. Alex is completely surprised by this news.
Later, Buzz stops by the mansion and brings Alex flowers before the big event begins tonight. Alex tells Buzz that at first, Cyrus was just the newest, hottest accessory to have, but then she started to see him as something she wanted to keep around longer.
Cyrus arrives back at the mansion, with flowers, and Alex informs him of the news - that she is now the CEO of Spaulding. He congratulates her and is genuinely happy for her, while she believes he is the reason that her life is going so well these days.
Later, Marina sees Buzz at CO2, and basks in the warm, fuzzy feeling of her grandfather making her hot chocolate. She says she would miss those moments, if they were to end. Then she asks him if he would do anything for someone he loved, like Jenna, and Buzz responds that he would. Marina looks at him with goodbye in her eyes, and in her voice, and tells him she loves him, as if for the last time. She looks as if she has just made her decision.
Dinah and Mallet are at the diner, and finances come up. Mallet leaves to go get the car, and Dinah tries to pay the bill, but is having a hard time trying to figure out counting money. As customers wait in line behind her, one in particular grows impatient and adds pressure to Dinah to hurry. Frustrated, Dinah hands the clerk a handful of money and tells her to take it and keep the change. The clerk tells her it's too much money, but the one customer tells the clerk to take it, and then calls Dinah stupid. Mallet returned in time to hear that, and helps Dinah move away from that situation. He calls the station and leaves a message for Frank that he will be a little late for his shift. Shortly after, Frank comes into the diner, not having got the message yet, and finds Mallet, and suggests that it's time to get Dinah more help, and that he needs to write Mallet up for his work performance. As Mallet tries to take Dinah home before returning to work, Dinah argues that she can take a cab. Matt comes in and offers to taker Dinah home, Mallet agrees, and leaves for work, trusting his friend Matt to get Dinah home.
Matt has taken Dinah home and makes her coffee while he vents about seeing Vanessa having coffee with Billy. He tells Dinah that if Mallet saw that they had a spark between them, he wouldn't have let him take her home. Dinah seems to be stunned by the fact that Matt thinks there could be something between them, then tells Matt that she loves Mallet and will stay with him until he can't stay wither anymore. At the police station, Mallet secretly looks at a package of cash that he took away from confiscated money.
As Billy and Lizzie meet on Main Street, Lizzie encourages Billy to ask Vanessa out on a date. Billy bumbles nervously over coffee with Vanessa, but finally asks her to be his date for the Spaulding benefit, and she agrees. Just then, Matt happens to walk by, sees Vanessa with Billy, and approaches them, upset about how fast Vanessa began seeing someone else before their divorce papers are even final.
Later, Billy is having coffee at the diner, talking with Buzz, and lets him know he's taking Vanessa to the benefit tonight. Ava comes in to check to see what Coopers will be there, specifically Coop. She learns he will be there, with Ashlee. Ava seems happy that he'll be there, and leaves. Billy asks Buzz if Marina will be there (since Marina's name was the only one not mentioned among the Coopers who are going). Buzz responds that its best if Marina stays away from the who area, to help keep away from Cyrus.
Marina returns to her room, picas up the picture of the house Cyrus talks about, and curls up on her bed, as the camera looks down on her from above.
Cyrus calls Griggs and finalizes some plans. Cyrus asks how long will it take for the stolen money to be in the banks accounts that he set up. He doesn't get a clear answer, and then Griggs is spotted by Alex, who asks Griggs to identify himself. He stalls, and just as she is about to call the police, Cyrus shows up.
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Alexandra sees Griggs and is ready to call the police when Cyrus interrupts and states that is his new driver. Cyrus leads Griggs away and whispers that he will call him. Cyrus returns to Alex and talks about how much he is looking forward to the charity ball. Later, Cyrus places a call to Griggs to test out the receiver and go over the plan.
After packing her gun in her purse, Marina tries to convince Frank to let her work security at the ball so she can be there for Harley. After a little bit of pleading from Marina, Frank finally agrees. Later, Frank finds Mallet's police notebook on Mallet's desk. Suspicious, he unlocks Mallet's desk and finds wads of money.
Vanessa arrives at the ball with Billy, surprising Dinah and Mallet. Dinah takes her mother aside and asks if she is dating Billy-isn't he the man who ruined her life? Vanessa states that she and Billy are just friends. Dinah then brings up Matt. How would he feel? Later, Vanessa is with Billy when he bumps into someone. Billy makes a joke -- more than once -- about it is a good thing he is not drinking. Vanessa believes that Billy is trying to reassure her. Vanessa states that she knows he is not the same person she knew and she likes who he has become.
Dinah calls Matt to warn him that Vanessa is at the ball with Billy. Matt has been drinking a little and asks if she thinks he should stay away Dinah admits that it is his call.
Marina gets Cyrus in a private moment and asks him how he is going to rob the Spauldings. Cyrus refuses to give her the details for her protection. If she does not know any details, she does not know of the crime.
Gus approaches Natalia and asks for a truce.. Natalia claims she was not angry at him. Gus tries to warn her about staying away from Alan but Natalia refuses to talk about him. As they are talking about old times, they spot Harley and Natalia encourages him to speak with her. Gus and Harley make small talk about Daisy who Harley states is depressed because her heart is broken. When Gus offers his support, Harley walks off.
Alan congratulates Alexandra at the job she did planning the charity ball. He thinks she is trying to outshine him to prove she can handle the business as will as he did. Alexandra asks Alan why he is stepping down at Spaulding. He tells her that there are more important things than business.
Alan is eyeing Natalia whom he has brought as his date. A little later, Gus accuses Alan of hitting on Natalia. Gus warns Alan to back off but Alan claims that since Gus does not want her she is fair game. When Natalia comes upon them, Gus asks her to dance.
Matt arrives at the ball and tries to get Vanessa to dance with him. Vanessa starts to resist and Billy intervenes. Matt is shocked that Vanessa picked Billy over him and states that he does not want Billy to have one minute alone with his daughter.
Vanessa angrily brushes Matt off and later, Billy pours himself a drink.
Frank arrives at the ball and privately confronts Mallet about the $ 30,000 in drug-bust money that he found in Mallet's desk. Mallet quickly reports that he did not spend one dime of that money but Frank does not find that excuse too comforting. Mallet explains to Frank that he was desperate. He is working three jobs just to pay the medical bills. But they keep coming and he is getting deeper into the hole .Mallet informs Frank that he had second thoughts and was not to touch the money. Mallet begs Frank to let him keep his job. Frank states that he does not know what he is going to do yet and walks off. Unbeknownst to them, the entire exchange was overheard by Dinah.
After Mallet goes inside, Matt rushes outside and Dinah quickly asks to talk to him. But first she asks a waiter to go find Mallet. Dinah then approaches Matt and comes on to him, stating that she has reconsidered their previous conversation. Though she is committed to her marriage, she would not want to miss out on something else. Soon after, Mallet walks out and sees a shirtless Matt being kissed by Dinah.
During all of this, Cyrus has been accepting personal donations and relaying the checking account numbers to Griggs. When Marina asks him how the donations are coming, he begs off the question stating that someone else is collecting donations. Their proximity to each other is witnessed by Harley who later startles Cyrus by sneaking up on him on the balcony. Harley asks Cyrus what he is up to but soon makes it clear that she is talking about Marina. She tells him that he is a married man and what he is doing to her niece is not fair to Alexandra or Marina. It is wrong. Harley tells him that he broke Marina's heart by marrying Alex.
Later, Marina approaches Cyrus and tells him that she knows he is relaying account numbers. She states that it was one thing when she thought he was robbing the Spauldings but she cannot let him rob other people. With that, Marina holds a gun on him.
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I'd rather talk about politics, NHS reform, anything, other than diets
Published at 11:26, Friday, 17 February 2012
Out of the blue, Twinkle made one of her life-changing affirmations – which is always a bit of a worry.
I'd suspected one was on its way. From what I could see of her facial expression, in the close to pitch gloom of the Golden Fleece room, something serious was about to be shared. And there's no stopping her when that starts.
Please let it not be politics, I whispered to myself, taking a fortifying slurp of house white. Politics are indigestible with dinner. I'd rather have salad.
The problem is Twinkle's politics are always so certain. Mine – like my faith, confidence, weight, dress size and empty wine bottles in the recycling box – fluctuate wildly. I prefer not to discuss them.
"I'm about to embark on a diet," she announced. "Want some of these chips?"
Lord, I hate diet talk. So pointless. It burns no calories and makes you hungry.
But two things hinted at her heart not being in it. The chips, obviously – not a usual accompaniment with smoked fish and spinach ravioli. And the other? Well...
She might just as easily have said she was about to embark on a chaotically passionate, spontaneously illicit love affair. If you have to give notice of a start date, you're not really that into it. Know what I mean?
"Diet? Why? You look sensational. Can't we talk about the NHS Reform Bill?"
But she wouldn't be distracted. And uninvited chips were appearing on my plate.
"Actually, I don't normally do those with risotto," I protested lamely – but to no avail.
We'd been mopping up what remained of Carlisle's sales. Among our purchases, a black cardi for her – twinkly, of course. A brown one for me – plain. Both long enough to cover our ample bottoms. And such bargains.
There'd been a bit of a wobble (if you'll pardon the expression) when her cleavage boiled over the discounted dress she'd tried in House of Fraser.
But that wasn't her fault. There's no finer cleavage and the frock had not so much a neckline as a navel-line. Nevertheless, that daft garment had brought on one of her "I used to be thin" moods.
Now we were doing an early doors dinner at Ruleholme, rounding off what had been a thoroughly pleasant day – in spite of fitting-room wobbles.
"When we shop, we buy camouflage," she said. "We shop to cover up. Never to show off."
We. I should have known there'd be a we on its way.
"Well, it's true I'm not proud of my bum," I conceded. "And I'd rather not inflict it on anyone else, if I can help it. But I bought lipstick too. I wasn't planning on covering my bottom with that. What do you think of the Leveson Inquiry, by the way?"
There was no stopping her. Not even with politics. I have to give evidence to that long-running press ethics inquiry next month, which is worrying enough.
But suddenly my bottom was feeling distinctly unethical and unusually for a journalist – please don't tell Lord Justice Leveson – I was warming to the idea of a cover-up.
She sighed: "I used to be thin, you know." Told you.
"People will think I've let myself go," she continued glumly, taking a second piece of fennel bread and a couple of olives from the pre-dinner nibbles dish she'd snatched back from the waitress.
"Maybe they'll think we live well," I offered.
"When I come back from holiday, we'll diet."
"Not immediately?"
"Obviously not. I'm going on holiday."
Relief. She's always going on holiday. No pressure, there then. No window of starvation opportunity any time soon.
"Fine. Do you think Andrew Lansley will keep his Cabinet seat?"
"You hate talking politics with dinner."
True... but I hate talking diets an awful lot more.
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26 U.S. Code § 6071 - Time for filing returns and other documents
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(a) General rule
When not otherwise provided for by this title, the Secretary shall by regulations prescribe the time for filing any return, statement, or other document required by this title or by regulations.
(b) Electronically filed information returns
Returns made under subparts B and C of part III of this subchapter which are filed electronically shall be filed on or before March 31 of the year following the calendar year to which such returns relate.
Source(Aug. 16, 1954, ch. 736, 68A Stat. 749; Pub. L. 85–859, title II, § 204(1),Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1428; Pub. L. 94–455, title XIX, § 1906(b)(13)(A),Oct. 4, 1976, 90 Stat. 1834; Pub. L. 105–206, title II, § 2002(a),July 22, 1998, 112 Stat. 724; Pub. L. 109–59, title XI, § 11125(b)(21),Aug. 10, 2005, 119 Stat. 1957.)
2005—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 109–59substituted "section 5732" for "section 5142".
1998—Subsecs. (b), (c). Pub. L. 105–206added subsec. (b) and redesignated former subsec. (b) as (c).
1976—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 94–455struck out "or his delegate" after "Secretary".
1958—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 85–859inserted reference to section 5142 of this title.
Effective Date of 2005 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 109–59effective July 1, 2008, but inapplicable to taxes imposed for periods before such date, see section 11125(c) ofPub. L. 109–59, set out as a note under section 5002 of this title.
Effective Date of 1998 Amendment
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We have a lot of gas, more than we know what to do with. Several companies are exploring the opportunities that lie in exporting some of our windfall. The only company that's actually been approved to do so is Cheniere Energy's (NYSEMKT: LNG) publicly traded subsidiary Cheniere Energy Partners (NYSEMKT: CQP) via their Sabine Pass project.
The economics behind exporting gas are very compelling, but the process is not without its detractors. Because I view exporting gas as an important future demand driver for this abundant resource, I want to be invested in its future success. That's why I'm looking to add Cheniere to my virtual "No Drip, No Mess" Portfolio.
Which Cheniere?
It's important to know the difference between the two public companies in order to determine which one to invest in. Cheniere Energy Inc. (to be known as LNG) is a corporation, while Cheniere Partners (to be known as CQP) is a Master Limited Partner. LNG owns a 61% interest in the partnership as well as a 100% interest in their general partner, not to mention 100% interests in Creole Trail Pipeline, Corpus Christi Liquidation and Cheniere Marketing.
It simply makes more sense to own the parent company at this point, so I'll be adding shares of LNG to the portfolio. Because they own the GP as well as 61% of CQP, they'll benefit much more than unit holders will. Further, because of the structure of the Blackstone (NYSE: BX) equity injection, over time public unit holders of CQP will see their stake reduced from 6.4% down to 4.6% by the end of 2016.
The issuance of Class B units of CQP to Blackstone was a real watershed moment for the company, but it came at a cost. In exchange for the $1.5 billion of equity, Blackstone was issued 100 units that accrete 3.5% quarterly until convertible into common unity. This accretion will bring Blackstone's equity stake from its current 32.6% up to 43.9% and transfer a larger percentage of the equity ownership away from public unit holders. That's not to say public unit holders won't do very well, I just think that Blackstone's investors, and more importantly LNG investors, will do better.
The Economics of Exportation
These are VERY expensive projects, and you don't typically see a project of this size undertaken by such a small operator. Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM), for example, is a joint venture partner with Qatar Petroleum on the Golden Pass Products project. Exxon is the largest natural gas producer in the US, and they are seeking permission to export from this recently completed import terminal at a cost of nearly $10 billion. That investment represents the net cash that the $425 billion behemoth has on their balance sheet. CQP on the other had a total enterprise value of just $8.8 billion at the end of the last quarter. At the risk of doubling their size, Cheniere is seeking an equally outsized reward.
To understand the economics of exploration I think you need to see it to believe it; take a look at this chart from Cheniere:
This spread between US shale gas and the prices of natural gas from around the world is what makes these projects from Cheniere so enticing. They've already entered into long term, "take-or-pay" style contracts with several international energy companies. They pay an annual fixed fee and then a fixed fee per MMBtu for a 20 year term. These economics make for a very compelling investment.
At of the end of June LNG had no debt and about a quarter of a billion dollars of cash on the balance sheet. Until the copious cash flows from the export trains begin flowing back to LNG, they estimate to be about cash flow break-even. However, it is likely that they'll be spending just under $100 million on the Creole Trail Pipeline modifications as well as for development costs for the Corpus Christi Liquidation Project. They do eventually plan to sell Creole Trail to CQP and could also eventually drop down Corpus Christi as well.
For the next few years, LNG will be more about the news flow than it will be about the financials. Once gas starts flowing out of Sabine Pass and cash flows into CQP, they'll quickly be making their way to LNG. Management estimates that by the end of 2016 LNG will begin to pay a dividend to their shareholders. That rate should be about $2 annualized or about 13% yield for investors who buy today. There is significant long term upside after that from both Cheniere Marketing and the Corpus Christi Project, and when taken together the rewards far outweigh the risks.
The Trade
Given that this is a long term story with plenty of near term risks, I plan on starting small and building a position over time. Because LNG doesn't pay a dividend yet I'm going to allocate capital from the "no mess" sides of the score card, meaning I'm just using capital that the portfolio has generated. Specifically, I'll be allocating 0.5% of my total capital, or $500, which works out to around 32 shares, and uses up about two thirds of the income that's currently available.
Risks and Why I'd Sell
Some of the potential risks include the possibility that a wave of protectionism could hit and hurt the future of natural gas exports. Future export markets could find that they have their own natural gas glut as new technologies or shale plays uncover more gas. Finally, drilling for gas in the states could be derailed by new environmental laws.
The list of potential risks is long and very real; however, I think that Cheneire will be successful in their quest to export gas. Once that gas starts flowing, investors will be greatly rewarded. I want to start to build a position well before that happens.
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Up and down, this way and that. That's the kind of course Netflix's (NASDAQ: NFLX) stock has been taking in the past few days.
On Monday, the shares of the video subscription website went up 10% after a Morgan Stanley analyst upgraded his prediction and changed his target price to $85. On Tuesday, shares of Bank of America Merril Lynch changed the stock to "Underperform" from "Buy." Last week on Wednesday, Citi analyst Mark Mahaney predicted great things for the stock and called it "a screaming buy" and that sent the stock again on an upward spiral.
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SAMHSA, and previously the National Institute on Drug and Abuse (NIDA), have invested substantial resources over the years to improve and refine the NHSDA in order to enhance accurate measurement of substance use and related problems for use in policymaking. Toward this end, a series of studies was conducted during 1988-1992 to evaluate the survey methodology (Turner, Lessler, and Gfroerer 1992). These studies identified a number of potential improvements to the NHSDA questionnaire. Based on these studies, and consultations with drug survey researchers and data users, an improved instrument was developed, tested, and fielded in 1994. Major improvements in the new questionnaire are:
When the new questionnaire was introduced in 1994, a supplemental sample was selected for use with the old methodology (i.e., identical to 1993). This provided the capability to assess the impact of the new questionnaire and to measure the effects of the change in methodology. Analyses of the 1994 data have shown that the improvements had a minimal effect on some estimates, but the effect on others was substantial. A separate SAMHSA report provides details on the development of the new questionnaire, editing methods, design of the sample, and the impact of the new methodology on substance use estimates (SAMHSA 1996b). A few key observations from this report are:
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Summary: Eating fresh vegetables - whether purchased at a supermarket, farmer's market, or organic food store - is both a health commandment and a gourmet pleasure. Knack Vegetable Cookbook brings together the 350 best recipes out there. For each vegetable, the book offers a range of recipe types, some including meat - from delicious, simple recipes any cook will want to add to his or her everyday culinary repertoire, to recipes for making the most of a big harvest or a good seasonal price, ethnic and regional recipes, and recipes suited to dinner parties or holiday celebrations.
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Friday Night Feature - "The Perks of Being a Wallflower"Written by Erin S on 10/07/2012
Friday, February 15 at 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. – The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) Starring Logan Lerman, Emma Watson and Ezra Miller; Rated PG-13; 103 minutes; Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.
A funny and touching coming-of-age story based on the beloved best-selling novel by Stephen Chbosky, The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a modern classic that captures the dizzying highs and crushing lows of growing up. This is a moving tale of love, loss, fear and hope—and the unforgettable friends that help us through life.
"This somewhat disjointed but refreshingly earnest movie ultimately establishes itself as a charmer." -- Jen Chaney, Washington Post
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NORTH IDAHO – Five jails in North Idaho failed inspections by the Idaho Sheriff's Association due to a lack of staff.
The group requires jails have at least two staff members on-duty at all times.
The Shoshone County Jail failed inspection because they did not have enough staff members on-duty. The Shoshone County Jail Commander said there are times when just one deputy is working by them self and is watching over an average of 30 inmates.
MORE: Shoshone Co. Jail fails annual inspection
The jail's insurance coverage could take a hit for not being certified by the Idaho Sheriff's Association.
After KREM 2 News learned about the Shoshone County Jail's inspection, 2 On Your Side looked into the situation at other North Idaho jails.
According to the Sheriff's Association, the jails in Latah, Benewah, Boundary and Lewis Counties all failed their inspections this year due to staffing levels.
Jail officials with Latah County said they are actually up to proper staff levels and failed the inspection for not being fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The Benewah County Jail Commander said that at times, he has just one guard on duty. On average, they have about 12 inmates in the jail, but sometimes have more than 20.
The jail also failed inspection for not having adequate space and no outdoor recreation area.
Officials said the Sheriff in Benewah County asks for a new jail every year but there is no money for it.
The Lewis County Sheriff said they do not have enough money to hire more staff.
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The two words you *don't* want to start hearing while you're riding on a bus, train or airplane.
Mohammed started to chant "Allah Ackbar!" as he pulled on the detonation cord on his suicide belt
by GRK April 30, 2006
A particularly devastating bowel movement that results in an explosion or splatter effect of fecal matter across all surfaces within a bathroom stall; the toilet lid and tank, walls of the bathroom stall, and the floor.
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Islam inspired by the Third Reich also believes a lie repeated often enough becomes true in the mind of the simple not much unlike truthiness.
If you tell a lie big enough, allah ackbar, and keep repeating it, naive people will eventually come to believe it
allah ackbar? no! allah NOT ackbar
allah ackbar? no! allah NOT ackbar
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What you hear right before you fall into a trap.
I have you now, you Rebel scum. Allah Ackbar!
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Lexington Police said they arrested a man for theft early this morning.
Police say Carl Elovitz, 60, was arrested around 1 a.m. on Stone Haven Road in Lexington.
Frankfort Police were searching for Elovitz last night, saying he could possibly be tied to an advertising fraud scheme.
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Cleft lip and palate are congenital abnormalities of the mouth and lip. A normal fetus has a split lip and palate, but early in pregnancy, the sides of the lip and the roof of the mouth should fuse. Failure of fusion results in cleft lip, which ranges from mild (notching of the lip) to severe (opening from lip to nose), and/or cleft palate, which can extend from the front of the mouth to the throat and often includes the lip.
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HALIFAX - A Halifax foodie wants you to eat your way across the city.
Local Tasting Tours is giving tourists a personal and delicious experience of Halifax's most popular eateries and hidden gems, while also offering a taste of the city's rich history.
"I really feel it's the best way to see a city, and it's a really authentic way to see Halifax," said company owner Emily Forrest. "They're meeting some of the owners, they're learning about the Haligonians who run these businesses and they're learning a bit of history along the way.
"They're really getting a feel for the neighbourhoods and are seeing the grassroots."
It's a culinary snapshot of Halifax, exposing the range of mom and pop shops and upscale restaurants that dot the harbour city.
"You can see all the details of the city and pick up on the unique characteristics that you might miss on a bus," said Forrest, adding they have tours seven days a week. "We want to show them our favourites, little gems that are a little off the beaten path and ones that we've come to love."
The company operates several tours that each focus on different neighbourhoods, including the south end, downtown Halifax and Quinpool Road.
On the North End HFX tour, which begins in downtown Halifax and winds through the city's blossoming northern district, tour-takers are treated to a range of upscale food, local fare and homegrown craft beers.
You'll also pass by the 200-year-old Halifax Town Clock, one of the most recognizable landmarks in the historic urban core, and hear about the history of the signature timepiece nestled on the edge of Citadel Hill.
Tour stops include the critically acclaimed Gio, which serves up gourmet seafood in a fine-dining setting, and The Nook, a small coffee and sandwich shop that prides itself on being a neighbourhood destination, hosting anything from music shows to swing dancing.
You may even meet Frederic Tandy, a chef from France who came to Halifax to start his charcuterie business Ratinaud French Cuisine.
"All of our (meat) products are 90 per cent local, which is very important to us," Tandy explained to the tour in his small shop on Gottingen Street as people nibbled on lamb batonnet and freshly baked baguette dipped in olive oil.
Forrest said having the opportunity to speak with the people who are normally tucked away in the kitchen exposes the heart of Halifax.
"Everybody has a story as to why they want to cook the type of food that they do, where they came from, why they got started," she said.
The intimate interactions allow tourists to experience Halifax like a Haligonian, she added.
"It's kind of like an inside look, whereas if you were having a more conventional tourism experience, you might feel as if you're from a distance, that you're getting the information looking through a window," said Forrest.
"With our tours, you're getting a local's perspective on what it's like to live there and eat the food and what makes us different and special."If you go...
The tours run seven days a week and four nights a week. Here is the 2014 schedule, which runs until the end of October:
HFX North, Thursday to Saturday at 1:30 p.m., $40
Downtown Halifax, Sunday and Monday at 1:30 p.m., $30
Night out on Quinpool, Wednesday to Saturday at 7 p.m., $60
Downtown SoMo, Tuesday and Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., $30
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Men's Jordan Flight 45 High Max Basketball Shoes
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Welcome to the first post in my new 5 Minute Eats series. I want to demonstrate that eating well doesn't take a lot of time or effort so recipes in this series can all be made in five minutes or less.
This Chilled Cucumber Soup is inspired by a dish my American friend Sara once made for me in Shanghai. It's perfect for hot weather as it's amazingly cooling and refreshing. It packs quite a protein punch, too, containing 300 grams of soft tofu, which gives it a soft, natural set yoghurt texture.
For dinner I'd serve it as a first course but for lunch I'd eat it as is with a salad and piece of fruit. Enjoy!
Dietary Notes: Gluten-Free, Sugar-Free, Nut-Free, Low Carbs, Low Fat, Vegetarian, Vegan.
Do you like chilled soups? What's your favourite?
- 1 large cucumber, peeled and roughly chopped
- 300 grams soft tofu
- 4-5 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon hot cayanne pepper
- Salt and pepper to taste
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I need to include a file into some other files that are in different directories.
I have made a config_php file that contains a defined variable BASE_URI which the path to the root folder of my webiste.
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A compact play gym that has plenty to entertain, encourage and distract your developing baby
Tiny Love Gymini Total Playground
The Gymini Total Playground concept:
The Gymini Total Playground aims to support your baby's development in the first year by providing stimulation through different fabrics, textures, shapes, colours and music. The mat is brightly decorated with an ark of animals, and includes different textures of fabric to pull on and play with. The two arches are designed so that you can move the hanging toys and mirror around and tailor the gym to your baby's changing abilities, interests and size.
The Gymini baby gym in action:
Growing with baby
For baby's early days the mat fastens up at the corners to reduce its size and gives a tiny baby a feeling of security, later you can fold these out to make the play space bigger. The gym is in theory 0+, and there's no reason why you shouldn't use the mat very early if your baby likes it. We didn't use the mat until baby was six weeks' old and it was an instant hit with our tot, although for the first couple of weeks just five minutes at a time was enough.
The Gymini does genuinely grow with your baby through the first months. Our tester has gone through phases of being fascinated with individual toys - batting at the chiming duck, kicking the music pad, chatting to the lion, chewing the giraffe, preening in the mirror, gnawing on the teething butterflies - alongside times of trying to play with as much as possible all at the same time. The five toys are easily detached and moved around the gym with a series of interconnecting plastic rings which allows you to dangle the toys at different heights, place them on the mat or swap toys in and out to keep things interesting and new.
You'll want to remove the arches at the latest when your baby starts to pull on them to pull himself up or support himself while sitting, as this could be dangerous. You might find that your baby outgrows the arches even a little sooner, particularly if he's a big baby.
Once your baby's really on the move he'll probably still like playing with the mat, just don't expect it to keep an inquisitive baby in one place for very long.
Lights and music
An all singing, all blinking playmat isn't necessarily everyone's cup of tea and we were rather sceptical of this part of the package. Our son, however, thought it was great. Not so much the lights - which turn off and on slowly rather than blink and aren't really very obvious anyway - but the music elicited delighted giggles for months as he realised that he could make the music play. You can set the mat to play either a plonky 12-minute extract of a Mozart symphony or some very short and cacaphonously silly barnyard noises which we far preferred.
Independent and joint play
Just how long the Gymini will keep your baby occupied for alone will depend entirely on your baby and his mood. At times our little one can keep himself independently busy for an hour on the mat, allowing mummy to shower, iron, eat or whatever else needs doing. At other times only audience participation will do. Even over six months the gym still does get plenty of use, although now more often with other toys creeping onto the mat and baby creeping off it.
A word of warning
We have heard from one ThinkBaby member that she found her daughter gagging on the short ribbons attached to the duck chimes on the gym. The company has been alerted to the potential choking hazard but if you do already have the gym then you might want to cut the ribbons off, just in case.
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Here's a recent Powerpoint presentation on proving the negative: there is no God.
The short version:
1. There are lots of negative existential claims that we believe reasonably and that we have evidence for: there is no Santa, there are no unicorns, there is no Bigfoot, aliens don't make crop circles, dinosaurs don't exist, etc.
2. God has all the relevant features that makes it reasonable to believe that those things don't exist.
3. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that God does not exist.
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Proving the Negative
Here's a recent Powerpoint presentation on proving the negative: there is no God.
Posted by Matt McCormick at 8:15 PM
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- Pole322 said...
I think the main difference between god and santa is that we have conclusive evidence that santa was contrived from the beginning. D we have the same for god?
- November 7, 2011 at 9:53 PM
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President Regina Moran, FIEI will deliver the 2014 Presidential Address on September 24th.
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