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The C16th Farmhouse is a two-storey stone-built cottage, converted from a former farm (known as "Town Tenement") in the quiet and peaceful village of Challacombe within the beautiful Exmoor National Park. The Farmhouse has loads of charm and character and is very spacious with separate dining room, farmhouse kitchen, sitting room and laundry/WC. The sitting room has an impressive stone inglenook fireplace with a log burning stove & two bread ovens, an original stone-flagged floor, comfortable leather seating and a 32" widescreen Freeview TV. The spacious dining room has cedar panelling, a large oak dining table, a sofa and a second Freeview TV. Free WiFi.
The Farmhouse kitchen is very well equipped with an electric oven & hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, and a traditional Rayburn stove for hot water & slow cooking. There is a stable door to a private enclosed garden with a picnic table and stone built-in BBQ. There is a large utility room with a washing machine, tumble dryer and a downstairs WC. Upstairs are three bedrooms; a double, a twin, and a king-sized (or twin utilising a ziplink bed); and a bathroom and separate shower room, both with WC's.
Beside the Farmhouse are three acres of wildlife grounds, ideal for families and dogs. There is a large wild-flower meadow, several lawned and wooded areas, a wildlife pond, lots of birds and butterflies and a delightful walk up and around Humphrey's Hill.
The Farmhouse and grounds are very child friendly. We can provide a cot, high chair, fire guard and stair gate (if required) and within the grounds is a large children's play area comprising two towers linked with a bridge, a swing, slide, climbing board, climbing net, fireman's pole, ladder, periscope and driving wheel. Beside the play area is a sheltered arbour seat with lovely views for the grown-ups.
John & Melanie are usually on-site from 9am to 5pm every day and are very happy to advise you to help you get the very most from your stay, and to provide additional services (e.g. child-minding, breakfast, bed-making and cleaning) - please look at the Availability tab for more details.
Within 300 yards of the Farmhouse is an excellent pub with award-winning food and real ales, and a handy shop and Post Office, with delicious cream teas and home-made cakes.
The village of Challacombe is very friendly towards visitors, has excellent local walks and is in an ideal central location from which to explore the heart of Exmoor, the sandy beaches of Woolacombe and Croyde, and the rocky coves of the North Devon & Somerset coast.
The Farmhouse is the largest of five holiday cottages at Exmoor Cottage Holidays and has recently been renovated with new kitchen, shower-room and double-glazing. There are four other cottages, also listed in this website, with one to three bedrooms, surrounding a peaceful courtyard. John and Melanie look forward to welcoming you to Exmoor.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 family bathroom, 1 shower room and 1 toilet only
|Nearest beach
|Combe Martin 16 km
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|300 m
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
|Fireplace, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (1), Single Beds (2), Cots available (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, High chair available
|Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ, Climbing frame, Swing set
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
Challacombe is a peaceful friendly village within the Exmoor National Park. There is an award-winning pub in the village, and a shop and post office. Challacombe is surrounded by walks on all sides, perfect for dogs, and within 5 miles is a large lake (Wistlandpound), ideal for trout fishing and with an easy circular walk.
Challacombe is an ideal base from which to explore Exmoor and the north Devon and Somerset coast - within half-an-hours drive are the wide sandy beaches of Woolacombe & Croyde; the seaside resorts of Instow and Ilfracombe; the charming villages of Lynton and Porlock; the medieval towns of Dulverton and Dunster; scenic attractions Tarr Steps and The Valley of Rocks and the whole of Exmoor, with its amazing scenery and wildlife. With so little light pollution at night, Exmoor National Park is the first Dark Skies Reserve in Europe.


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Black Ox Orkestar is a quartet of musicians from Montreal, Canada who play European Jewish folk music. They formed in the summer of 2000 to explore their common Jewish heritage through music. The band's music is entirely acoustic; texts are sung in Yiddish.[1]
- Thierry Amar (contrabass)
- Scott Levine Gilmore (vocals, cymbalom, guitar, mandolin, saz, violin, percussion)
- Plays in Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band and Land of Kush (with composer Sam Shalabi). has also played in Luftmentsch Fareyn (with Josh Dolgin, aka So Called). He was a founding member of Le Petit Théâtre de l'Absolu, a puppet theatre that toured through Israel and the West Bank in 2003.
- Gabriel Levine (clarinet, guitar)
- Played in Sackville, and Land of Kush (with Sam Shalabi) and the Wild Lawns. He has worked in Vermont for the Bread and Puppet Theatre, and was a co-founder of Le Petit Théâtre de l'Absolu.
- Jessica Moss (violin)
- A member or former member of many bands and collaborations on the Montreal music scene. She plays in Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band, and has played with Broken Social Scene.
- Ver Tanzt? (Constellation Records, 2004)
- Nisht Azoy (Constellation Records, 2006. Recorded in Montreal's Hotel2Tango studio)
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- Half-used bottles of shampoos, haircare products or anything else that's been opened and abandoned.
- Rusty nail clippers, tweezers, scissors or anything else that's outlived its usefulness.
- Out-of-favor nail polish or any other color cosmetic that no longer appeals to you.
- Old toothbrushes. Replace toothbrushes every 3-6 months!
- Clogged, twisted or bent tubes of toothpaste, ointments or anything else that's been through the wringer so many times they no longer work and/or look "scummy."
- Tattered towels or anything else that's too worn or stained.
- Worthless bandages such as Ace cloth bandages that have become stretched or shapeless.
- Expired medicines—or any excess quantities of remedies you seldom, if ever, use. Get Julie's
- Duplicate blow-dryers, hot curlers, curling irons, hair accessories or multiples of any similar haircare product you haven't used for years since permanently shortening your locks.
- Pack duplicate cosmetics and toiletries you can't bring yourself to part with in a travel bag, and store the bag with your suitcase so it's ready to go. This reduces clutter, puts the duplicates to good use, and shortens packing time for trips. Then replenish each bag every time you return from a trip!


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Scott Drake Driver Side Grille Molding for 1965-1966 Mustangs.This formed aluminum grille molding from Scott Drake is a direct replacement for your missing or damaged original. The center of the recessed area is correctly painted argent silver.
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London is our main course but we also serve up wonderful side dishes in the shape of Great Escapes! – brilliant day trips to Stonehenge & Salisbury, Oxford, Bath, Cambridge, Hampton Court, The Cotswolds, Constable Country, Royal Winchester, etc. etc. etc. And if you're undecided, well here's the clincher. And this is a Copernican moment of revelation as well.
And here's a video taster of one of our destinations and indeed of the experience itself. Speaks for itself, I think you'll agree.
And here's an accompanying piece. This one covers all the practical details – how it works, the timing, the logistics, the transportation arrangements, etc.
Our Day Trips from London consist of two completely different walks – one in the morning and one in the afternoon – with a lunch break in between. Afterwards there's some free time for shopping or a museum or gallery visit. We travel by comfortable, high speed train – it's fastly superior!
Ok, the image is of course of an old fashioned railway carriage. But it gets the feel – the tone, the mood, the agreeableness – of rail travel right, even if in technical and mechanical terms it's from a bygone era!
The ride through the lovely old English countryside takes an hour or so. We get back to London in time for you to go to a show or do an evening walk.
To go on one of our Day Trips from London simply meet your London Walks guide by the main ticket office of the designated London railway station at the time stated. Your guide – Richard or Gillian or Chris or Hilary or Simon or Alison – will be holding up copies of the distinctive white London Walks leaflet.
The Guide's Fee for a Day Trip is £18 for adults. Or £16 for students and Super Adults [over 65s]. Or £14 for Loyalty Card holders. There is no guide's fee for children under 15 accompanied by their parent(s). They go free, though you will have to pay for their train ticket and any entrance fees.
For the total cost for a Day Trip add the guide's fee to the Tariff (your train fare and any entrance fees). We list the adult Tariff at the end of the description for each excursion. And two related points to bear in mind here: 1) there's a lot of "added value" because time and again the Tariffs – which are only available through the guide – are a big saving on the normal price; 2) it's the full adult Tariff that we list – there are usually substantial further reductions for students, senior citizens and children. N.B. payment needs to be in cash.
British Rail Pass holders travel free.
And bang goes the starting pistol. Read on...
Bath is like being in heaven without going to all the bother and expense of dying. A scoop of pure honey set in a green bowl, Bath is, quite simply, "the world's most perfect Georgian city". A graceful and airy miracle of Palladian grandeur, it's a world of arcades and crescents, of Assembly Rooms and Pump Rooms. (As this photo essay attests to.) In the 18th-century it was the focus of the Age of Elegance. Today it's our turn to savour the accreted delights of the slow centuries as we explore this exquisite place and its stunningly cosmopolitan Roman foundations, folded into a time-warp in the lovely Somerset hills. Bottom line: a trip to Bath is an event. European cities don't come any more provocative. Or profound. Or poetic. And if you'd like a sneak preview, a click here will take you to our wonderful little film of our Great Escape to Bath!
And talk about travelling back in time to the ancient world...feels like we've waited 2,000 years for this!
Meet to the right of the Passenger Information Point – it's near Platforms 1 & 2 – of Paddington Railway Station.
Across the Immense Span of Centuries
Like Chaucer's pilgrims to Caunterbury we wende. And what tales Canterbury has to tell. Tales writ in the ancient cathedral towering moodily over the nearby pubs and shops. Tales gleaned from half-timbered, white-washed little houses lining narrow streets. Tales borne by the river Stour swabbling past brilliant flowerbeds and under arching stone bridges. In Canterbury we enter another world...we step into mediaeval history.
In the Summer 2016 London Walks programme we go to Canterbury on:
St. Pancras Railway Station at 9 am.
N.B. And check this out. The getting there itself – faster than a speeding bullet! – couldn't be more special. We take the Javelin High Speed Train, the only super high speed train line in the country. It's whoosh! and we're there.
c. Tariff £34
N.B. for the total cost for the Canterbury trip simply add the Guide's Fee to the Tariff. (The Guide's Fee is £18 for adults, £16 for over 65s and students, and £14 for Loyalty Card holders.)
For further costings particulars click here.
"It's like spending the morning in a painting."
"Painting with me is another word for feeling, and I associate my careless boyhood with all that lies on the banks of the Stour; those scenes made me a painter," said Constable. Many of "those scenes" have survived. His friend Willy Lott's cottage is still there; his father's Flatford Mill is still there; the village of East Bergholt is as charming as the artist's studies of it in the Victoria & Albert Museum. Locks and staunches along the river are as creaking and slimy as when he spoke rapturously of their dripping greenness and tried to capture them on canvas. One can still reach the vantage point above Stratford St Mary from which he painted his 1805 and 1828 studies of Dedham Vale and see the church and its setting not too hideously distorted by the the ravages of time. So, yes, welcome into the frame of the Hay Wain, welcome to Constable Country , welcome to the archetypical English landscape. And for a chaser – and they don't come any better – we'll explore the oldest town in Britain. Its Roman wall and gateway, its Norman castle (and the finest keep in England!)...
its Dutch quarter, its Victorian park, its ancient street market. In short, if you haven't been there, go. These are special places; this is one special day out.
In the Sumer 2016 London Walks programme –
which kicks in on May 1st and runs through October 31st –
we go to Constable Country & Colchester on
Saturday, June 11
Saturday, September 17
Meet Hilary at 9.15 am by the main ticket office of
Liverpool Street Railway Station.
c. £50
The Cotswolds are the fresh green lap of this fair isle.
The Cotswolds are thatched roofs and honey-coloured stone and cottages wreathed in wisteria and honeysuckle. The Cotswolds are stone bridges and old mills and millponds. The Cotswolds are storybook villages and matchless flower gardens. The Cotswolds are rural England at its best.
And that's what we call getting the balance right. It's very little coach time indded, but it's there for us when we need it. We're not on a long-distance, cross-country Cotswolds walk, we're on a tour of The Cotswolds, and in particular four of the most exquisite villages in the whole of the Cotswolds. The coach takes care of those intervening miles. Though even those are something to be relished. Rather than endured. For the very good reason that because we've got the timing right – we've not eaten up three to four hours crawling through London traffic and motorway madness just to get up there – Richard can pick and choose his route through the Cotswolds, his route connecting the Cotswolds villages that we tour, very carefully indeed.
The which he's done. It's a gorgeous, back country roads route – a best of the Cotswolds countryside route. In short, the coach time isn't down time, isn't to-be-endured, grin-and-bear-it time – it's also part and parcel of our Cotswolds tour. It's a plus not a negative.
And when we're in the villages, well, it's out and about, out and stretching a leg. More than stretching a leg. A lot more. They're proper guided walking tours of four of the very best – four of the most exquisite – Cotswolds villages. And – you gotta love this – two of them are sufficiently close together that we can – and do – walk from the one to the other. Cross the short Cotswolds countryside fields and lanes and stiles and paths that connect them. Can you guess which Cotswolds villages they are?
Bottom line. If it's an all-day Cotswolds tour – a guided walking tour of Cotswolds villages and Cotswolds countryside – you're looking for, well, you've just turned up trumps. Our Cotswolds Tour are full of win! And – this bears repeating – it's not just us saying that. Three top awards in four years – including two Golds (for the Best Tourism Experience in England and for the Best Tourism Experience in London) – well, you can take that to the bank!
These are the best Cotswolds Tours going. They're not just different in degree, they're different in kind.
Oh, and do enjoy the little video of our Cotswolds Tour. Hardly needs saying, that – because we're ragingly confident that you will. Who wouldn't?
In the Summer 2016 London Walks programme –
which kicks in on May 1st and runs through October 31st –
The Cotswolds Tour takes place on
Tariff: c. £44
Yes, yes, yes, welcome to the city of dreaming spires! "There's no other place like it in the world, it is a despair to see such a place and ever to leave it." Our setting: Oxford's mediaeval colleges and walls; its bridges, libraries and gardens; its cloisters and quads, its towers and dreaming spires, gnawed by time and echoing with centuries of youthful exuberance.
Our themes: town and gown; the life and times of generations of dons and undergraduates; kings and punting and Alice in Wonderland; scholars, wits and celebrated eccentrics; poets and Inspector Morse, Brideshead Revisited and Shadowlands and, yes, American Presidents who didn't inhale. Want to see more? Click here for a very special photo-essay. And here's one [it's a work in progress at the moment] of The Cotswolds leg of the tour.
And that's just the half of it! In the Cotswolds we'll explore a world of chuckling streams, stone bridges, and thatched cottages; of ancient churches and manor houses; of old mills and millponds; of vast panoramas, rolling hills, and deep green valleys; of villages out of a storybook. Explore, in short, what is quite possibly the most beautiful countryside in the world.
Here's a taster – it's a lovingly shot little film of day, destination and guide (ah, Richard! cynosure of guides, golden of voice, red of cap, pink of courtesy! Not to mention platinum of well-connected, etc. etc.).
In the Summer 2016 London Walks programme we go to Faversham & Canterbury on:
Meet Simon outside the National Rail Ticket Office (opposite Starbucks) of
St. Pancras Railway Station at 8.45 am
c. Tariff £36
N.B. for the total cost of the Faversham & Canterbury trip simply add the Guide's Fee to the Tariff. (The Guide's Fee is £18 for adults, £16 for over 65s and students, and £14 for Loyalty Card holders.)
In Hampton Court "dead kings and queens
walk again and dead lips ask,
"what of the isles of England and her sea?
"till whispers fill the tower of memory"
There are any number of ways to "do" Hampton Court, but this is the best. In the same way that tailored is superior to off-the-peg. Because with Hampton Court "content" – Great Hall, Haunted Gallery, State Rooms, Private Apartments, Maze – takes care of itself. What doesn't take care of itself is "presentation". And presentation makes all the difference – the difference between something that seamless and timeless and unforgettable as opposed to theme-parky. And that's why we go by boat from Richmond. Just as Henry VIII did. It's a living act of "restoration" – because Hampton Court is a riverside palace and was meant to be approached by water. It makes for a golden day – stimulating and peaceful, beautiful and companionable.
We begin at Richmond, the prettiest Thameside village of them all. The picturesque old streets and buildings here are the very stuff of history: Maids of Honour Row, Old Palace Yard, Trumpeters Court, the old Tudor Gatehouse. Then it's on to Hampton Court Palace. Like Henry VIII, we travel by boat. (We'll get a sandwich from the best sandwich shop in Richmond and picnic on board!) Upstream, a final loop of the Thames brings us along the watermeadows of our best loved national monument.
"It typifies the grand alliance of history and architecture more than any building in England." And so the stage is set for our afternoon walk, a tour of the palace and its precincts, everything from Henry VIII's Real Tennis Court and the Maze and the Haunted Gallery to the State Rooms and Great Hall and Private Apartments. (N.B., you'll save yourself a lot of money if you start your journey by getting a 6-Zone Travel Card: it'll cover your fares to Richmond and back from Hampton Court...and of course it'll also be good for any other travel you undertake in the London area for the rest of the day.)
In the Summer 2016 London Walks programme
we go to Royal Richmond & Hampton Court on
To go on the Richmond & Hampton Court trip meet the guide – Hilary – at 9.30 am by the main ticket office (it's opposite Platform 16) of Waterloo Railway Station.
In Winchester the whole tapestry of English history unfurls before us. It's the city of King Alfred the Great, quondam capital of England, perhaps even the Camelot of Arthur. It's Winchester College, founded in 1382 and the very pattern of the English public school. It's the Great Hall of the Norman castle. It's the mediaeval Westgate. It's – glory of glories – the Cathedral. (Words can't begin to do justice to the astonishing vista of its seemingly endless interior – it's the longest cathedral in Europe.)
It's the Round Table of King Arthur. It's Jane Austen country and the muted voices of grazing sheep and the merry click of bat upon ball and the lush green fields of England. Cue the little photo-essay.
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In the Summer 2016 London Walks programme
Saturday, August 20
Meet Chris by the ticket office of
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The most fascinating small city in England is just 20 minutes from London. St. Albans is an essence of England. You can stand on the bank of its little river, the Ver, and suddenly feel yourself touched, saddened by the great passage of time – Romans, and Saxons, and Normans, and Lancastrians rode across this stream, galloped up that hill, and disappeared into the centuries. And the same goes for the little town itself (little town, hell, long, long ago this was the most important city in Roman Britain!) – here you see it all – from the Legions of Julius Caesar to the dynasty of the Churchills. These streets are corridors in the vale of time. Here's the only Roman theatre in Britain; here's the oldest street market in this sceptered isle – it dates back to the Saxons; round this corner there's a 600-year-old Moot hall; round that one a clutch of mediaeval and Tudor coaching inns; hard by, a rare curfew clock tower; up these lanes a sprinkling of half-timbered Elizabethan houses; over there, streets and buildings that are essays in Georgian England; here, a Victorian prison. Let alone all sorts of hidden, curious places and things – and a skein of enthralling history. Not to put too fine a point on it, St. Albans is England in miniature and London's best kept secret! Okay, here's the photo-essay.
Okay, who's for a "grab", a "soundbite"...here's Alison before that rare clock tower...
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*And looking way ahead... Timing is everything. So the Decameron of Delights that is our Christmas Season trips to St. Albans catches England's oldest, biggest, bestest, traditionalest Christmas street market. And embarrassment of riches, there's also a traditional German-themed Christmas market with Swiss chalets, twinkling lights, mulled wine, Christmas carols, exclusive hand-made goods, gluvine, etc. No question about it, it's Ding Dong Merrily on High time!
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Stonehenge! That place of ancient ghosts. Stonehenge..."those storm-sculptured stones...that outlast the skies of huistory hurrying overhead." Stonehenge...observatory? altar? temple? tomb? ...to serve strange gods or watch familiar stars. And before that, there's Salisbury. Salisbury...even the name is mellifluous. Salisbury is the most spectacularly beautiful cathedral in Britain. Salisbury is the river Avon and mediaeval streets lined by half-timbered houses with high oversailing upper floors and tall gables and rejoicing in names like Ox Row and Silver Street and Fish Row. Salisbury is Thomas Hardy's Melchester and Anthony Trollope's Barchester - and views over the meadows that Constable painted. And betwixt and between...there are picturesque country roads that take us past the ancient site of Old Sarum and through a lush valley, past old churches and thatched cottages and country mansions. And if you'd like some more views – more imagery – click here! And if you'd like to read some more – well, pop-ups don't come any better than this!
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"Chopin's Year in Stockholm is pulsing with events and we are excited that the Polish Institute in Stockholm, which is coordinating all events and maintains the Internet page, is no longer the only organiser of related events throughout Sweden", says Katarzyna Tubylewicz, Director of the Polish Institute in Stockholm. "We successfully turned Swedes on to the Chopin Year, but another year of cooperation with Östersjöfestivalen is our initiative and it was our idea to bring a modern project with DJs sampling Chopin into this classical context. Chopin's music has folk and dance roots, making it perfect for sampling and dance", continues Tubylewicz.The events at the Baltic Sea Festival were organised in cooperation with Polish Institute in Stockholm and Swedish partners the Berwaldhallen Philharmonic and Berns Club.


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If you surveyed business owners for their feelings about accounting, you'll likely get a mixed bag of responses. While some embrace the financial world and use it as a learning tool, others dread it and think of it as a necessary evil, and then there are those who are just too terrified to check on their finances altogether. Love it or hate it, your business can't live, let alone thrive, without a good accounting backbone so it's important to put a solid system in place that you can trust.
Even before launch day one thing is certain: It costs money to start and run a business. We all intuitively know this to be true because we know that simply existing in the world (as a business or individual) comes with expenses. It is one of the biggest barriers many undercover entrepreneurs see between their current lives and their dreams. And while we all know the benefits of getting as much as bang for our buck as possible, even the smallest startups with little to no overhead and minimal cash burn must spend money to grow or stay afloat.
Just like your first steps into #adulting can be financially wobbly, so can the first year (or few years) running your own business. You might have the wisest, most experienced mentors and investors in your court, but there are going to be things that nobody can prepare you to face. Like everyone else, even the most seasoned entrepreneurial vets are limited to their own experiences and can only know so much about what the future holds for your particular startup.
We've all had a vision so clear and perfect we can almost feel the tug of the finish line ribbon, only to have our expectations fall into a million pieces for us to pick up. To Jessica Mah, that vision was to be an entrepreneur. She never saw herself working among the masses so leading a company is something she always knew she would do. But that certainly didn't end up the way she expected at 8, 11, 19, or 21 years old…
When you're a writer, sometimes you have writer's block. In fact, if you've ever written an essay back when you were in school, you might be familiar with the concept. And while some editors will graciously give you an extension, most are sticklers for timely, well-written content. However, when it comes to filing taxes, even the most notoriously fanatical disciplinarians, the Internal Revenue Service, realizes that excellence takes time.
Like most of today's business owners, you probably don't spend a lot of time sifting through the IRS's website for tax-saving tips. But chances are, unless you're already a CPA, you still have a lot to learn about saving your business money on taxes.
Fact: Every living, breathing adult citizen or resident of the United States of America is familiar with the concept of taxes. This also includes U.S. organizations who file and pay taxes each year and are required to follow business tax laws.
Behind those businesses, companies, nonprofits, etc. are owners, partners, and founders who find themselves juggling both business and personal tax codes. Needless to say, this can get confusing. Every business is different and every business owner has their own unique situation, so understanding what tax responsibilities and opportunities do or do not apply to you as a taxpaying business owner is not always easy to decipher—especially not on the IRS's website.
That's where inDinero and Trinet decided to put their heads—and Twitter followers—together! Our two organizations are dedicated to helping business owners run companies with healthy employees and happy bank accounts. So, earlier in February both teams put their Twitter handles and LinkedIn profiles to work to see what burning questions small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) have about tax season.
This post originally appeared on Signpost's business blog. It has since been modified from its original form to fit the inDinero blog, Our Two Cents. Enjoy & thank you for reading!
Pop quiz! Do you know if your business is on track to hit its financial goals for the year?
Sorry to put you on the spot like that and don't let it make you sweat. Truth be told, an estimated 90 percent of small businesses are unable to produce dependable financial statements when prompted. And it's probably safe to assume that even if they could access accurate finances, most small teams wouldn't know how to turn those numbers into business insights to put into action.
If you are a successful entrepreneur, you are probably (hopefully!) already contributing to a 401(k) plan. For the 2016 tax year, the 401(k) salary deferral limit for participants under age 50 is $18,000. While your deferrals may be allocated to traditional (pre-tax) 401(k) and/or after-tax Roth 401(k) accounts, if you are in a high marginal federal income tax bracket, you likely favor traditional 401(k) contributions.
At the same time, you may have also heard or read about the merits of having both tax-deferred and tax-free Roth savings to draw from in retirement. You might like to be able to make an additional contribution to a self-directed Roth IRA, but, unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) your income is above the IRS eligibility limits [see Table 1]. So you are out of luck, right? Not necessarily.
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When I got home from work, my new roommate was waiting here already. I set my Xoom down for about a second, and he grabbed it and started playing Sudoku!
Well, that wasn't going to stand (I just started the second book of the Hunger Games trilogy, after all, and needed my Kindle app!), so I decided to distract him with some food. I'm not really sure what rhinos eat, but I think they're vegetarians, so I gave him this granola bar. He seemed satisfied.
I took this opportunity to step into the restroom for a minute, but wouldn't ya know, the little guy was so nervous and so excited to have me around that he followed me!
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Very nice cookie! I took my warm cookies and dipped them into the frosting. Very easy and they had a nice glaze that way.
I really liked these cookies! The texture and consistency are great. I really wish they had a richer chocolate flavor. A half cup of cocoa wasn't enough for me for this size batch of cookies. I will definitely add more next time, but overall, I really like this recipe. The icing is really good, too. I will be adding more cocoa to that as well.
Very nice cookies. They were like mini cakes, but they didn't have the chocolate flavor I was really hoping for. Added a handful of chocolate chips to them and made a raspberry glaze to try and give them more flavor. Might try them again in the future with a few changes here and there.
Divine is definitely the word for these. I changed the vanilla to peppermint extract, they were a cross between Girl Scout cookie thin mints and brownies. Everyone loved them. One is a treasure. Easy to make too.
Oh, these are divine! They are delicate and not overly sweet, like little cupcakes but easier. These will be the death of my diet. :-). Thank you for the recipe
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Wonderful little chocolate cookies. The cookie is not too sweet and it has a light texture. The frosting is to the perfect topping for this cookie. Definitely a keeper.
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Massena considers Boys and Girls Club
There are 12 comments on the Your News Now story from Jun 26, 2012, titled Massena considers Boys and Girls Club. In it, Your News Now reports that:
The Boys and Girls Club is a nationwide program, helping children in need find a place where they belong.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Your News Now.
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#1 Jun 26, 2012
Boys and girls club is perfect for massena. It's great way for kids to find there way in life. THe place teaches you core values about life and challenges. Also keeps kids out of trouble and on the right path. They should of broughten the boys and girls club to massena years ago.
#2 Jun 26, 2012
Yeah they should of and they could have taught you it is brought not broughten.
#3 Jun 27, 2012
Sounds like a good job description for their parents and not some club.
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#4 Jun 27, 2012
The whole idea of the boys n girls club is to keep the children off the streets when they are not in school. It basically tries to stop kids from trying drugges and alcohol, and instead keeps them active so that hopefully the next generation won't have an average weight of 200lbs. This day n age, most children are either sitting in front of the computer, video game, or even TV. This club gets them up and active!!
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#5 Jun 27, 2012
drugs*** and cigerettes too
#6 Jun 27, 2012
Hope so. After all, it's worked so swimmingly for Ogdensburg. Majority of their youth are not criminals and so well behaved.
#7 Jun 27, 2012
there is not boys/girls club ALREADY?? Geez I figured since most every other town has one, we did too. No wonder kids are doing drugs in parks. An organization like this could have prevented a lot of arrests.
#8 Jun 27, 2012
There is the Akwesasne Boys & Girls Club. It's on Rooseveltown Road in Hogansburg. A few years back, Mr. Richards, the principal of Jefferson, had opened use of the school, in collaboration with the ABGC. For all children that were interested in joining, the ABGC had full use of the gym, the computer room, library, arts & crafts was set up in the cafeteria. Every day after school until 7:00. There was interest in taking advantage of the pool at the high school for field trips. Jefferson was a pilot school, to see if anyone was interested. Since my kids are no longer attending there, I'm not sure if it is still available. But it was well worth it when it was!
#9 Jun 27, 2012
Just like Ovdensburg! Can't always solve problems by throwing money at them. It doesn't work. Ogdensburg is an example of not working.
#10 Jun 27, 2012
well if it is run well,it might be worth a shot.they're gonna spend our tax dollars anyway,might as well try spending it on a boys/girls club.sounds as good an idea as anything else i've heard lately.
#11 Jun 28, 2012
Yup we can build it right next to the CROCK center and the AQUARIUM !!!!
#12 Jun 28, 2012
Before I moved to Massena,my kids went to a boys &girls club.They loved it.Such a club would be great for kids. It figures,Im moving away and now Massena proposes a Boys & Girls club! Oh well, I hope it works out. Kids need fun things to occupy themselves.Maybe the bullying from the kids will drop down if kids have something good to look forward to. Best wishes for the club and communityl
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MOVIE REVIEW: Follow the twists and turns of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy
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Here we have one of those timeless, immortal stories that come from a novel, become a hugely successful television miniseries (1979), a radio drama and now a highly acclaimed movie. The challenge is to find anyone who can unwind all the twists and turns in the story.
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy tells us (correctly I'm sure) that real life spying and intelligence gathering is not what we see in films like the Bourne series or a James Bond thriller. There aren't continuous car chases and martial arts bouts on rooftops. Most of the action takes place in quiet corners where pieces of paper may be exchanged or where orders are quietly given to operatives. The critical thing is for a spy to appear as an ordinary person. It isn't a celebrity thing.
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy depicts this context throughout. The time is in the depths of the Cold War, some 20 years or so after World War II. Most of the movie takes place in dimly lighted apartments, large barely furnished op centers, corner tables in coffee shops and secure conference rooms. John LeCarré, the book's author was involved in the British intelligence service (MI-6, colloquially called 'The Circus') so there is a good deal of plausibility in his stories.
The head of The Circus is called Control (played by John Hurt). His top staff consists of a handful of specialists in various aspects of anti-Soviet activity. George Smiley (Gary Oldman) is his number one man. At the start of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy we see a mission in Hungary where a second level Circus operative is supposed to meet a possible Russian defector. The mission turns deadly. Control and Smiley are forced out of the service - in retirement.
It becomes obvious that one of the top staff members is a double agent, a mole. That's how the Russians knew about the Hungary mission. Smiley is approached by a high government official and given the secret assignment of finding the mole. He must operate with no official status and without the support of The Circus.
Smiley uses all the contacts and skills he developed over his long tenure in The Circus, going back to World War II. Step by step, piece by piece, he unravels the tangle of secrecy, personal agendas, betrayals, etc. And there is so much of that tangle that it is very hard to follow the tortuous plot. But the director, Tomas Alfredson, keeps us riveted to the film, giving us hope that it will all become clear soon, or eventually. Some of it does. The identity of the mole is never apparent until the end.
Flashbacks play a big part in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and they are helpful explaining why something is happening in the present. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is nicely photographed with background scenes of London, Paris and bleak interiors. Smiley is a very stoic man, as he has been trained to be. Gary Oldman barely says a word for the first 20 minutes of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. The secret assignment arouses his passion for the clandestine activity that has been his life's work. Through it all he's calm, reserved and under complete emotional control. The performance by Oldman is quite convincing and he was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar. Other principal players include Colin Firth (The King's Speech) and Benedict Cumberbatch (of the TV series, "Sherlock").
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy was shown by the Sedona International Film Festival in their new venue, The Mary D. Fisher Theater. It's a very attractive theater with excellent screen and sound facilities. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy will be available on DVD later this month.
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All the people who voted lowly need to get their heads out of their asses. After reading about 50 bad reviews, I only saw about 15 that actually had a reason why they didn't like, and even the reason was retarded! The others just put "OmfgG!11 Suxxed!".
It's called a "PARODY"! Look it up dumb fucks. Putting a pokemon theme in is not stealing copywrited material it's parodying it. And there is nothing wrong againced that. It's only when you use it to gain profit.
As for Claveman being a dull "shake" from ATHF (Aqua Teen Hunger Force for those who live under rocks), GET OVER IT!
Personally I see NO resemblence between the two, maybe a few joke are similar but that's no reason to start spammed the lame-brained idea that "claveman is a rip of shake". People steal humor and ideas all the time! It's like me having a cartoon that a guy says "D'oh!" a lot in and every one would say "OFMGGFGFGFGF!11 SimpS0NS R1poff! LOLoLoLoL!L!O!L" It's a WORD! Not a stolen line or gag.
So in conclusion: Go fuck yourselfs and die, you idiotic fuckers who vote low for some stupid reason.
Oh yeah and that movie was fucking helarious.
If anything came before A+ I would give it to you.
This was the best flash series ever AND putting Meatwad in it made it even BETTER!!
I liked the parts where he said "PLEASE DON'T SET ME ON FIRE!!"
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Keep it comin' before I have to wring your neck.
its so retarded its funny. Cant wait to see the next one!! CLAVEMAN OWNS ALL!!
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Very lightweight and thin material, good choice of colours as well. Goes for the short-short look I was aiming for, the sizing is a bit confusing though. I highly recommend this for shorts for gym, running or cycling- anything really. ... read more
These running shorts are extremely breathable as they come up a bit in the side. They have a perfect spot for my keys when I jog. I prefer the old running shorts back in the day and these are a perfect mix of classic and contemporary. ... read more
I'm 5'8, 150,so the length is perfect as well as the trim fit. If I'm running from my house, the small inside pocket is fine. If I drive somewhere to go running, not so good, car key doesn't fit. Maybe a back velcro pocket could be added? Don't like to run with "stuff" (cell, wallet, etc), so no front pocket is fine for me. ... read more
Was looking for a bright pair of shorts for running in the mountains, saw these thought they look like they would do the job, then saw them on sale and grabbed them. Took them for a test through the woods, comfy like an old pair normally wear compression shorts but fine without. Good and bright, put a smile on your face, fabric smooth light polyester with a bit of stretch so am thinking may not snag, I run trail. The inside pants bit could be a bit deeper so can pull up higher, but I guess needs to be supportive. Job done, think they'll be great. ... read more
Very nice and comfortable short with climachill fabric material. a clarification: there is no inner fitted shorts inside and also no aluminum dots (thankfully). There is no drawcord, so after reading the reviews I went a size down and it was better. I'm a medium (32" waist) and I got a small and they fit well. I actually like the no-drawcord, easy to put on and take off! ... read more
These are a great pair of shorts and I'm very happy with this unique colour, so much so I even purchased the matching Clima chill shirt. The fit and feel are great for working out or daily wear. Another quality Adidas product at a sensible price. ... read more
Oh Adidas designers! I know from previous models to buy medium size even though I'm a large or x large in almost all other shorts including relaxed sizing. However add a phone to my right pocket and a few keys to my left pocket without a drawstring they hang way too low. What were you guys thinking? Would love a response ! Please go back to the original model. ... read more
Nice and lightweight. The quality of the materials is excellent as well. This is my first pair of running specific shorts (normally, I wear soccer shorts when I run), and they are the slightest tight around the waist. Again, I can't compare to other running shorts, so that might be typical. The liner/briefs on the inside is nice and not too tight and not loose. I am 5' 10" (178 cm) tall, and the leg opening sits about 2/3 of the way down my thigh...so just about right. They are slightly longer in the back. ... read more
I have been for 6 runs in these shorts distances 3 to 10 miles. When I run more than 3 miles in these shorts I have been left with sores on my male anatomy from the inner pant. Never experienced this with any other shorts. ... read more
These are a perfect running short. Really comfortable and long lasting. But if you're looking at colours, go by the photo of the short not what it looks like on the model... the light is a little deceptive. ... read more
Wear these as general training and running shorts, they are very lightweight and comfortable with a slightly long cut to the knee. Only thing I would say is make sure you have the right size as they are elasticated with no adjustment. I am a 32 waist with a size M which feels like I am the bottom end of so could easily wear a S. ... read more
The shorts look really cool, and felt okay all during my 22-mile long run, but later that day, my wife was horrified to find the pattern of holes in the liner emblazoned on a certain part of my anatomy afterwards. This took the better part of a week to clear up, during which time there was no joy for Mighty Casey. Suffice to say, I'll be using these for shorter runs in the future. ... read more
Nice quality to these shorts. They run a bit short, not much about a half inch. I like the slight slim cut (slimming down on the baggy feel) without feeling constrained. No pockets. I hate running shorts with pockets so these are great. Never understood why you'd need pockets. Just run, use the side hip pocket for keys. ... read more
The supernova shorts are ideal for running and spinning in. I have just completed a half marathon in them and they were so comfortable and light. They are the usual adidas quality and the fit is very good. Like the little zip pocket which is a very handy feature to have. Definitely recommend this product. ... read more
I'm really fussy with running shorts and found these great. Fit well and were chafe free. Used on Marathons and Ultras with confidence and ran them into destruction. Only downside is that the pocket was a little too small, couldn't fit my iPod in when not carrying a backpack. ... read more
If not for the material, these would be great shorts. The inner brief is fantastic but the outer material isn't soft. On a 10 mile run, the shorts chaffed on my inner thigh at the bottom of the shorts. ... read more
First decent pair of short shorts I've seen from adidas and I'm sorely disappointed by the lack of available color choices. Grey and Black are not colors and only cater to people training. I run for a school sponsored by adidas and the shorts provided are an older model and not at all comfortable so I'm always looking to see if adidas has released something new and better looking and when they finally do they still don't have what I need. Please add more variety to your product, not only will it help me and people like me looking for something specific but you'll make more money because people will buy more pairs. ... read more
Without getting too detailed, the inner liner is not entirely smooth. Easy runs are ok, but track workouts and treadmill runs have resulted in some ugliness. Adidas, please bring back the smoother liner! Pleaase!! ... read more
The outer fabric is excellent, comfortable, meshed and fast drying. The inner, compression pants have too low an elastane content which makes them awkward to pull on and don't give enough support. Not up to Adidas standard! ... read more
I really wanted to like these, because I always wear shorts with long liners. The shorts themselves are great, light and airy, dried quickly, cool. But the liners....ugh. Formless and not very good at containing things. I was constantly tugging and pulling them up, then pulling them down. Geez, Adidas, did a real guy try these on before you started making them? Anyway, true to size, but only a C+. Wearable but not all that great. Don't think I'll buy another pair. Too bad. ... read more
How difficult can it be to find a pair of running shorts that do not cover half or the entire upper thigh? Not easy, I think they must have gone out of fashion. But then I found these 2.5" inch split shorts at our local Adidas Store. They are comfortable to wear: light and with a perfect fit. And they have a nice neutral look with a quality feel. ... read more


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Wow, this music sounds similar to indie music, but better.. must be "131"
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A half marathon is a road running event of 13.1 miles (21.0975km, 193 yd). It is half the distance of a marathon and usually run on roads. It is a popular race for relative amateurs, long enough to be a serious challenge but not requiring the level of training of a full marathon.
i wanted to do a long run, but not as long as a marathon, so i ran a 13.1 and came in 2nd place.
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Publication Date: September 1, 2003
Citation: Brooks, B., Yang, S., Nicklas, T., Moreland, K., Wright, D., Bush, R. 2003. Milk and dairy product consumption in overweight young adults: the bogalusa heart study. Journal Of The American Dietetic Association. 103(9):A-33. Interpretive Summary: AN INTERPRETIVE SUMMARY IS NOT REQUIRED.
Technical Abstract: The youth/adolescent food frequency questionnaire was administered to 1307 young adults ages 20-38 years (73% Euro American (EA) and 27% African American (AA); 39% males and 61 % females). Overweight was calculated as body mass index (BMI) >= 25, waist circumference (WC) > 102 cm in men and >88 cm in women, and waist-to-hip ratio (WHR) > 0.90 in men and > 0.80 in women. Fifty-seven percent of young adults were overweight by BMI, 29% overweight by WC, and 31 % overweight by WHR. Consumption of low fat milk and dairy servings were 0.69 for males and 0.64 for females; and 0.73 for EA and 0.47 for AA (p <.0001). Using univariate ANOVA, and adjusting for gender, ethnicity, age, and total energy, young adults not overweight by WHR significantly consumed more low fat milk and dairy products (0.70 servings) than young adults overweight by WHR (0.58 servings) (R2 = .103, F = 7.020, p < .01); but there were no significant differences in low fat milk and dairy product consumption between young adults overweight and not overweight using BMI (R2 = .098, F = .275, p = .600) and WC (R2 = .098, F = .695, p = .405). Using logistic regression, and adjusting for gender, ethnicity, age, and total energy, low fat milk and dairy product consumption was inversely related with being overweight by WHR (B = -.268, p < .01); but low fat milk and dairy product consumption was not related with being overweight using BMI (B = .046, p = .599) and WC (B = -.080, p = .402). Lowfat milk and dairy product consumption was associated with a lower WHR in young adults.


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Our company builds a server-based C++ application, which can be installed by a Windows installer.
I would like to be able to remotely log into a brand new Windows server, and install that C++ application, along with a test suite, and do it from a Linux workstation. I would like to also automate this process with a Bash script which which I run from my Linux workstation.
With a Linux server, it is pretty straightforward to do. You start with a base configuration with sshd running, use scp to move a server-side bash script from the Linux client to the server, and then ssh into the Linux server from the Linux client and run the bash script.
But how do I do this when the client is Linux, but the server is Windows Server (e.g. 2k8r2)?
I am thinking of using Chef Solo for some of this, but I would still have to install Chef Solo. How would I do that remotely from a Linux Workstation.


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We are considering using ClearCase Multisite to enable the offshore development team. The other option is the ClearCase Remote Client using the local (onshore) ClearCase installation. Has anyone had experiences using Multisite? Is the synchronization and management hassle worth offshore being able to use the fat client?
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
That is a good question. I belive it is worth using multisite so long as you can figure out the mastership of elements. If an element is mastered at site A you can't edit it at site B until you have transfered the mastership. So if each site is working on the same pieces of code then multisite is going to be more trouble than it is worth, if the coverage is disjoint then multisite is a good call. Clearcase is very chatty on the network and keeping as much local as possible is a good idea.
I agree with stimms. Actually, unless you have a massive concurrent development on the same set of files, multisite is quite heavy to setup and maintain...
And if the coverage is disjoint, ... actually we have switched to CRC (but we are with CC7.0.1 here, CRC in 6.0 was not advanced enough). That means you have a good connection to allow your user to connect to the web server that represents CRC and that will access your vobs for them.
The other point that drove us away from Multisite is the licensing system: you can not convert a vob into a 'multisite-compliant' one without using (more expensive) multisite licenses, even for your local users...
All in all, I believe Multisite is not the only answer to offshore development team.
That means, if your connexion is not always up with the remote site, Multisite can be a valid option.
One of the really big differences between Multisite and CCRC is the fact that you can only use snapshot views (but actually called webviews) with CCRC whereas Multisite can do both snapshot and dynamic views.
As the previous poster stated, there are also monetary and administration costs to consider.
Without more information about the size of the offshore team, what they are likely to develop, how long you are going to be using the solution for, the size of the business, the administration experience and time of your ClearCase staff...well, it'd be tricky to answer this accurately.
MultiSite is a great product, and truly enables remote sites in a way CCRC does not. It also serves as a backup replica for your VOBs. There are many things to consider, but don't let the complexity of MultiSite turn you away... I suggest you look into CM/InSync to automate MultiSite into a hands-free setup.
The CCRC client is OK, stil lackluster in comparison to native dynamic views. It very much depends on your requirements and needs.


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- "True Blood"
- Everybody Wants to Rule the World (2012) TV episode, Played by Scott Foley
- Somebody That I Used to Know (2012) TV episode, Played by Scott Foley
- In the Beginning (2012) TV episode, Played by Scott Foley
- Hopeless (2012) TV episode, Played by Scott Foley
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