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23. Circle Jerks – "Live Fast, Die Young"
Talk about anthems. I was 18 when this song came out. When you're 18 you fluctuate between feeling like you are gonna live forever and feeling like you want to die. Those two things kind of lend themselves to each other when you spend every night doing some sort of damage to your body and your brain cells and your life expectancy, and you really just don't give a fuck about growing old and you sit around talking about how much getting older sucks and what is the point when the world is going to shit anyhow so you sit outside the bar in your car wondering if you are too drunk or stoned to drive and you pop Group Sex into the cassette player and you spend the next hour screaming live fast, die young and you think, hell yea. That's what I'm gonna do. Live fast, die young. We see how that worked out. – M download
24. NoMeansNo – "Big Dick"– Wanna call them punk? hm. Well they had a punk following. Does that count? Make your own call. I don't fucking know. They influenced a lot of punk bands. Does that count? Hm. I don't know. But, I guess you can call them punk, or not. I don't really care. This song was on a great album that basically changed the way a lot of people thought about punk rock. From guitarist and vocalist driven to bass drive. It changed a lot of things we were doing. We never thought about things like that. They had a new style and a new approach. "You could rule a set with a bass? Really? Really?" This band started making people think that bass players weren't the background anymore. They were up front. And they had issues. – T download
25. Swingin' Utters -"Derailer"
Ok. Some of you guys are gonna hate this for separate reasons. And I've heard them all before. They went to Fat, they changed their style, and they try too hard to sound like an English band. Well hey, hell that's all true. A band from San Francisco does sound pretty lame singing about the Queen while they were living in SF. Actually, it's kind of funny if you think about it. But this song was really about conformity and how bad you get beat when you move off the track. You better learn to get fucked. And you better get used to it. Cause you're a needy person. -T download
26. The Explosion -"No Revolution"
Really fucking angry shit that cut down to the core of what I was feeling when I first heard it. Something that was gnawing at me. Something that I thought I was all alone in feeling. But they felt it too. They felt the same. Let's smash it all and start again. We started this shit and we are tired of you guys letting it fall. This song brought back to life a dying man on the street with songs about fun and, well, basically, insulting us for letting this slip through our fingers. It just made me feel happy that I wasn't alone. -T download
27. 42. Strung Out – "Ultimate Devotion"
Fast-paced, dark and desperate, this is not your parent's love song. It's an ode to submissiveness or a plea for domination, depending on your point of view. In some ways it reminds me of that stalker-like, clingy love that you get in high school when you try to break up with a guy and he says he'd kill himself if you did and two days later he comes to school with his skin all red and blistery cause he tried to burn himself to death under the sun lamp in his parents' bathroom. Or maybe that's just me. -M download
28. TSOL – "Code Blue"
Is it really a song about fucking the dead or is it more like a statement on how much girls suck? Either way it's got fun lyrics (And I don't even care how she died…But I like it better if she smells of formaldehyde!). And really, even if you're not into necrophilia or bitching about what a prude your girl is, this song has such a great groove you'll find yourself moving along to it. And so what if you accidentally put it on a party mix and play it real loud while your neighbors are having a family outing in their backyard. Like they never heard the phrase "I wanna fuck the dead" before. Sheesh. -M download
29. Fear – "Gimmie Some Action"
A band that walks out and tells you they will walk out if you spit on them, then does walk off has got to be pretty cool. Lee Ving would come out, for each show, insult the crowd, then spit on the crowd, then jump into this song. It made entire floors turn into pits. It really didn't matter where you were at on the floor. If you were standing , you were in it. Surprise motherfucker. Didn't think you would get this did you? Get fucking used to it or go to the bar. This is the way it was gonna be for the next three minutes and if you don't like it, there is a Coors Lite waiting for you at the pussy bar. Take your Silver Bullet and sit at the side cause this is punk rock. This is a song that has balls hanging down to its god damn knees. And please don't ask me what that means, cause I don't even know. – T download
30. Butt Trumpet – "I'm Ugly And I Don't Know Why" This might be more of a song for girls or guys with low esteem. Hell, it was a song for everyone really. Who in the world has never had their love taken away. Then fucking insulted in the playground. Then got so angry they shoved a peanut up someone's ass. Don't fucking take my love and insult me. One is bad enough. Two means you get your fucking ass kicked. Hey dude, it happens. Bianca sounds so fucking angry in this song you just wanna grab a beer and watch the cat fight that gonna happen and place bets on whose gonna win. Great song… and I bet Bianca beat the shit out of the chick and she was farting Jiffy Spread for the next two weeks. -T download
31. Down By Law – "1944"
Anyone familiar with the California scene knows what they are talking about and who they are talking about and where they there were talking about. l had a personal feeling for this song. Always trying your best and always hitting the end of some critic's crap. Being disliked by some critic? That critic disliking you so much when he's never felt the sweat drip on to your bass while you're playing until you can't see straight? Playing until you are dizzy? Bagging on me? Fuck him. It's easy to sit and create words on a page, but when you look down on the floor and see people having fun together, it's different. It stops being about divisions. It starts being about having fun and wasn't this what it was about? Having fun? Not what others thought because we gave all that shit up along time ago. Just having fun. -T download
32. The Jam – "Down in the Tube Station at Midnight"
The first time I heard this song – about a guy trying to get home from work to his wife but gets jacked by some thugs in the a subway station, was the first time I fell in love with The Jam. It was Weller's ability to tell a complete, chilling story here, combined with the perfect pace of the song; rise and fall, slow and frenzied, giving the whole thing an air of drama that made see this band for everything they were. The build up as the guy is laying there, beaten and describing his what he sees as he's on the floor dying, (The last thing that I saw As I lay there on the floor Was Jesus saves painted by an atheist nutter) and then the lines "I glanced back on my life and thought about my wife cause they took the keys – and she'll think its me." That stayed with me. Haunted me. I still to this day – over 20 years later – get that same gut-punch feeling when I listen to this. That, kids, is what turns a good song into a great song. – M download
33. Refused – "New Noise"
The first time I heard this song, I was watching (what the hell was the name of that metal show on the old Much Music?) TV late at night and they showed this video. Some dorks in suits come out on a stage. Oh, what the fuck is this shit they're playing now? And then the opening riff and I thought, hmmm…sounds promising. Then the drums kick in, then the bass kicks in and then it slows down….yea, I'm digging this but where's this going, and then………CAN I SCREAM? Whoa, dude. Whoa. The rest of the song kicked my ass. I had been half asleep when it started and by the time the dude was screaming We're not….leading, I was off the couch, adrenaline kicked in, and on the computer looking up shit about this band. Swedish hardcore punk? Right on. They may look like rejects from an Ed Sullivan repeat, but they fucking kicked my ass. Shape of Punk to Come is one of my favorite albums ever. – M download
34. Minor Threat – "It Follows"
Yea, I'm doing another Minor Threat song. It's my list, I can do what I want.
This song is relentless. From that opening bass to the last "It followed me" and the breathless vocals, you really get the sense of someone just trying to get the fuck away from a life they no longer want. Somehow that life keeps chasing you and following you and just when you think you are moving fast enough to not turn your head and see it behind you, it's still breathing down your neck. And even at the end, when the whistling kicks in and you feel like yea, I got away, I'll just hide behind this corner and it won't find me, you know the whistling is just fake bravado and what you were running from is still going to find you and fuck you up. -M download


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If you're interested in tax policy, it pays to follow the work of Joseph J. Thorndike, director of the Tax History Project at Tax Analysts, a contributing editor for Tax Notes magazine, and a Visiting Scholar in History at the University of Virginia. He is currently writing a book on the history of tax fairness and social justice in the 20th century and was a font of information when I wrote recently about billionaire poster boys for tax reform ---from steel titan Andrew Carnegie to Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett.
Joe clued me in about how FDR used the leak of tax details about such rich folks as John D. Rockefeller; the founders of Bank of America's Merrill Lynch unit; and San Francisco banker William H. Crocker, whose eponymous bank later became part of Wells Fargo, to push for the higher taxes and loophole closers he favored. This week, Joe published in Tax Notes a very levelheaded and thoughtful column putting in historical context the release of Mitt Romney's returns. With the permission of Tax Notes, I'm reprinting that column as a guest post. You can read more of Joe's work here.
Romney's Tax Returns Show Wealth Should Be Taxed Like Work
By Joseph J. Thorndike
To no one's surprise, except perhaps his own, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has released his 2010 tax return and an estimated 2011 return. What a mess. If Newt Gingrich wins the GOP nomination, he'll owe that victory to Romney's colossal miscalculation.
After all, it's not like the Romney returns reveal anything we didn't know already. The guy makes a lot of money. Big deal. He doesn't actually work for a living (he shows no wage or salary income). Instead, he lives off his investment income and a cushy retirement deal with Bain Capital. Again, big deal. (For the returns, click here.)
The now-closed Swiss bank account might be a little embarrassing. As might those complicated investments in the Cayman Islands for his ginormous IRA. But those facts are no worse than Gingrich's opaque earnings from his lucrative business ventures, which were organized as an S corporation and not included in his tax disclosure.
All in all, the Romney returns -- all 500-plus pages of them -- are a predictable yawn, at least for anyone seeking scandal and salacious detail.
Still, their release, like that of Gingrich's the week of January 16, is important. On one level, it provides a measure of reassurance that the candidate is playing the tax game straight, if perhaps a bit aggressively. But the real value of Romney's disclosure is educational. Tax returns of the rich and famous have a way of highlighting important policy issues that often get ignored in public debate.
In the 1930s, for instance, President Franklin D. Roosevelt leaked the names of well-heeled tax avoiders, as well as details from their tax returns, hoping it would grease the skids for progressive tax reform. The gambit worked.
And in 1969, when the Treasury Department disclosed that 155 high-income households had paid no income taxes, the resulting uproar started the nation on its long and unhappy journey to the modern alternative minimum tax. And that was without specific details about the identities of those taxpayers.

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The total reliability and constancy of Jesus Christ is shown in his personal character, and made known by his words and works.
He is faithful by nature Rev 19:11 A description of the exalted Christ. See also Rev 1:5; Rev 3:14
The promised Messiah is faithful Isa 11:5 See also Isa 42:3
Jesus Christ is faithful because he never changes Heb 13:8 See also Heb 1:11-12; Ps 102:26-27
Jesus Christ is faithful because he is the truth Jn 1:14 "grace" and "truth" are often associated in Hebrew with love and faithfulness. See also Jn 1:17; Jn 14:6
He is faithful to his Father Heb 3:6 See also Lk 2:49; Jn 5:30; Jn 6:38; Jn 8:29; Jn 14:31; Heb 3:2
He kept faithfully to his work Lk 4:43 pp Mk 1:38 See also Jn 4:34; Jn 9:4; Jn 12:27; Jn 17:4; Jn 19:30; Heb 2:17-18
In his predictions about events Mt 16:28 pp Lk 9:27 This prediction could refer to either Jesus Christ's transfiguration or his ascension; Mt 24:2 pp Mk 13:2 pp Lk 21:6 This prediction was fulfilled in A.D. 70 when the Romans destroyed Jerusalem and the temple. pp Mk 9:1 See also Mt 21:2 pp Mk 11:2 pp Lk 19:30 finding a donkey and her colt; Mt 26:21 pp Mk 14:18 pp Lk 22:21 pp Jn 13:21 Jesus Christ's betrayer; Mt 26:34 pp Mk 14:30 pp Lk 22:34 pp Jn 13:38 Peter's denial; Jn 16:20; Jn 21:18-19
In his promises about eternal life Jn 5:24 See also Mt 19:28-29 pp Mk 10:29-30 pp Lk 18:29-30; Lk 23:43; Jn 6:47,53-54; Jn 8:51
In his promise of authority for believers Mt 17:20 See also Mt 16:19; Mt 18:18; Mt 21:21 pp Mk 11:23; Mt 28:18-19; Lk 10:19
In his promise about the Holy Spirit Jn 14:26 See also Lk 24:49; Jn 14:16; Jn 15:26; Jn 16:7; Ac 1:4,8; Ac 2:38-39; Ac 10:44-46; Ro 5:5; 1Co 12:7
Jn 14:2-3 See also Mt 16:27; Mt 26:64; Jn 14:28
2Ti 2:13 See also Mt 18:20; Mt 28:20; Jn 17:9; Ac 18:9-10; 2Th 3:3; Heb 10:23
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The botanists went to south-west Tasmania with colleagues from Kew's Millennium Seed Bank and other agencies. Working in collaboration with the Tasmanian Botanic Garden, seeds from all the plants they encountered were collected and are now safely stored both in Tasmania and in the vaults at the Millennium Seed Bank. The team's fieldwork allowed horticulturists at Wakehurst to grow rare and unusual shrubs and trees from these cold rain forests, including Banksia marginata. Seed was collected from a single 5 metre tall tree near Scotts Peak Dam in the South Western National Park, a wilderness area almost inaccessible to visitors.
Banksia marginata, known as the silver banksia or honeysuckle in Australia, is a large shrub or small tree from south east Australia and Tasmania. Banksia is a member of the Protea family, which is key to telling the story of the Southern Hemisphere continents. It shows how a single plant family was separated by continental drift. Species developed in isolation in each part of the Southern Hemisphere to give rise to many unusual and attractive plants, including Protea in South Africa and Banksia in Australia.
"Over the last two years we have planted several young specimens of Banksia marginata in the gardens near the Mansion to increase our collection of Southern Hemisphere plants", explains Wakehurst Garden Manager Dr Chris Clennett. "We believe this is the first time this species has flowered outside in Great Britain. It's a tremendous achievement by the whole team to have these exciting plants flowering in the gardens. We may have a long way to go before they reach the size of their parent tree, but we have planted in our most protected places to give them a fighting chance. To have this many flowers so quickly shows how happy the plants are already, so I look forward to seeing them grow and flower each year."
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Both Superstars went into the bout with chips on their shoulders and something to prove, and they wasted no time getting to work dishing out one punishing move after another. As the tooth-and-nail fight waged, Cesaro took Sheamus for a dizzying Cesaro Swing followed by an attempted Sharpshooter. But The Celtic Warrior was able to break the hold by grabbing the ring rope.
Striking back – perhaps in unorthodox style –Sheamus disoriented Cesaro with an eye gouge. With The Swiss Superman vulnerable, Sheamus slammed him into the ring post and finally dropped him with a Brogue Kick for the win.
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CLEVELAND: The year away from basketball changed Andrew Bynum. He already admitted a few weeks ago it has made him work harder, now he's conceding it has made him a different player.
The explosiveness he once enjoyed with the Los Angeles Lakers is gone, and there's a good chance no amount of rehab will bring it back.
"I don't think it's going to come back," he said Monday prior to the Cavs' game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. "It makes you have to rely more on footwork and skills versus athleticism."
Bynum was expected to play in both the first and second half against the Timberwolves, the next step in his lengthy rehab process. Until now, Bynum has been limited to one appearance in games. When he subbed out, he was done for the night.
As of now, it takes him a couple of days to recover from games, which is why he isn't likely to appear in both nights of a back-to-back anytime soon. Coach Mike Brown wouldn't commit to that for the entire season, but it's clear the Cavs are going slow with Bynum.
"I missed the entire year last year and that's for a reason," he said. "I have skill, I have talent. I just need to get my timing back."
His impressive spin move down the lane Friday at Charlotte is a prime example. Bynum still had the ability to get to the basket, but he was unable to finish.
Bynum said he's still having "little sharp pains here and there, but nothing too bad." He has played more than 65 games just once in his career, so it's unrealistic to think his knee issues are completely over. Whether or not he can maintain them enough to remain on the court most of this season remains to be seen.
"Only time will tell," he said.
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Brown said he has told Anthony Bennett to just relax, but he wants the rookie to keep shooting 3-pointers with confidence when he's open. Bennett began the night 0 for 12 shooting to start his career, then missed his only two attempts in the first half Monday to run his drought to 14 consecutive misses.
"He's probably putting more pressure on himself than we are as a coaching staff and his teammates are," Brown said. "He's the No. 1 pick in the draft, he should put pressure on himself. He should want to go out there and succeed for himself and his family, the organization and city. He's a talented player. We all saw glimpses of it in the preseason. In time it'll come, it'll show that it's there."
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Tristan Thompson continues to demonstrate terrific range in practice, consistently making 3-pointers in shooting contests with other players and off on his own. But Thompson isn't ready to start shooting 3s in games.
It does stand to question, however, when Thompson will start getting plays run for him. To this point, the majority of his points come off dunks and rebounds and putbacks.
"I'm not worried about that," Thompson said. "The pick-and-roll is basically a play for me because if they're going to double team Kyrie, then it's an opportunity for me. I guess you would call the pick-and-roll my play."
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This standard was last reviewed and confirmed* in 2015.
ISO 26430-9:2009 specifies the Key Delivery Message bundle (KDMb). The KDMb is designed to deliver a set of Key Delivery Messages (KDM) from a D-cinema content processing centre to a consumer or redistributors of KDM elements (e.g. from post production to distribution, or from distribution to exhibition).
The KDMb can represent an entire theatre, circuit or other grouping of recipients. The KDMb is a compressed archive that contains a mapping file and a directory containing a collection of one or more KDM files. The mapping file defines a relationship between a Composition Playlist (CPL), a Recipient and a KDM. The mapping file allows for a fast look-up of KDM elements for CPL or Recipient. The intent of the KDMb is to distribute a set of KDM elements in a single compressed container for improved distribution efficiencies.
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There's always a feeling of excitement surrounding the NAIS Annual Conference each year- lots of preparation to leave school for a few days, and the anticipation of all the new ideas and energy the conference will bring is invigorating.
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#naisac 2015 Admin Unplugged: Choice is a good thing!Posted: February 27, 2015 Filed under: NAISAC 2015, Professional Development 1 Comment
When noon came on Thursday, it didn't take long to get over the fact that our Admin Unplugged session was in the immense Grand Ballroom B. Participants trickled in and began to write session topics (or vote for others) on the easels at the entrance.
After about 10 minutes, Liz facilitated an icebreaker so participates could meet and introduce themselves to three different people. While that was happening, Justine and I were tallying the votes and setting up the 5 different discussion tables.
The of topics of Scheduling, Teacher Evaluation, Head of School relationship with Admin Teams, Open Gradebooks, and Leadership Training were announced. We explained that attendees would choose one of the tables and have a 20-minute discussion surrounding that topic. It wasn't long before everyone was seated and the conversations were off and running. At the end of 20 minutes, participants could choose another table and have a conversation surrounding a different topic or stay at the table and continue with the discussion.
The hour flew by, and participants seemed comfortable sharing their knowledge and passions with each other. Choice is a good thing!
#naisac 2015: "Why Should More Parents Value Your School?"Posted: February 27, 2015 Filed under: NAISAC 2015, Professional Development Leave a comment
My 8am session on Thursday morning was "Why Should More Parents Value Your School?" Some great advice here from Richard Hardy from Concord Academy and Ben Edwards from The Art & Science Group.
Biggest takeaways:
"Culture eats strategy for breakfast."
"Don't take on research until you are ready to be: 1) introspective and 2) act on the results."
Here are my tweets:
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#naisac 2015: "Playgrounds, Parents, & Programs – Oh My! The Work of the Division Head"Posted: February 27, 2015 Filed under: NAISAC 2015, Professional Development 1 Comment
My first session at NAIS 2015 was a 3-hour workshop entitled: "Playgrounds, Parents and Programs- Oh My! The Work of the Division Head." It was engaging, relevant, and very informative.
Following an amazing presentation from three division heads at three different schools, the session included a "critical friends group" exercise used to unpack a challenging dilemma at our school. We were paired up and went through the process of pre-reflection, framing the dilemma, clarifying the dilemma, probing and discussing, making recommendations, and then reflecting on it. It was useful to have a peer listen, process, and then give feedback on something that was challenging for me. It was a great start to the conference!
Here are my public notes (tweets) and reflections on the session:
Another awesome #caisct Academic Technology Retreat!Posted: May 17, 2014 Filed under: Professional Development, Teaching and Learning 1 Comment
Each year, the CAIS Academic Technology Retreat never disappoints. It's filled with amazing, thoughtful, forward-thinking educators who debate, discuss and explore ways in which they can improve and enhance the learning experiences for their students. This year, our Keynote was Don Buckley. His topic was "Design and Maker Thinking." Don is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Tools at Schools. The focus of his presentation was to investigate the teaching and learning of design and maker thinking in schools. We thoroughly enjoyed his animated and engaging presentation and I, personally, loved his break-out session where we were challenged to design a wearable technology that would change the student learning experience as we know it.
Here are my tweets from my time at the retreat. (I needed to leave early due to commitments back at school.)
Here is a link to other tweets from the event.
Here is a link to our "App Smackdown." Feel free to add your favorite tool/app to it!
This tweet by Rush Hambleton is, by far, one of the most powerful things about this retreat, and one of the many reasons it's not to be missed each year. Thanks for another awesome, awesome learning experience!
Here are some additional photos from the event.
#NAISAC14: Opening General Session with John Chubb and Lyn HewardPosted: March 2, 2014 Filed under: NAISAC14, Professional Development 1 Comment
The official opening of NAISAC14 was filled with excitement and energy. John Chubb's first remarks as President were critically analyzed by everyone in the room. I was impressed with his tone and enthusiasm and liked what he had to say. And while I felt Lyn Heward's (COO and Creative Content Division Director for Cirque du Soleil) talk went on a bit too long, she offered some inspiring words on creativity and risk-taking. Both helped set the tone for the conference opening. I was a little disappointed, given the theme was "Dare to Explore and Discover" and we were so close to the Kennedy Space Center, that an inspiring talk from an astronaut was not on the opening agenda.
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#NAISAC14: The Distraction Addiction w/ author Alex Soojung-Kim PangPosted: March 2, 2014 Filed under: NAISAC14, Professional Development 2 Comments
Although I couldn't stay for this entire session because I needed to set up for my presentation, Alex's talk was intriguing and I didn't want to leave. His book is now on my "to read" list. Being that I consider myself a self-proclaimed "multi-tasker," I really had a lot to listen to. I also admit that, since this session, I am more aware of the fact that I do hold my breath when my email is loading… and I know that I look at my phone more than 150 times a day. #beinghonest
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The Aging Institute develops innovative educational programming for healthcare professionals and the public, and works to create partnerships throughout the clinical, professional, and research communities to improve the lives of seniors everywhere.
The Aging Institute congratulates its director, Dr. Charles F. Reynolds III on being awarded a 2016 Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health recipient for pioneering work in geriatric psychiatry and the prevention and treatment of late-life depression. Dr. Reynolds is the UPMC Endowed Professor in Geriatric Psychiatry, Professor of Behavioral and Community Health Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health, and the Director of the John A. Hartford Center of Excellence in Geriatric Psychiatry.
The Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health is awarded annually to recognize individuals whose contributions have made a profound and lasting impact in advancing the understanding of mental health and improving the lives of people suffering from mental illness. It focuses public attention on the burden mental illness places on individuals and society, and the urgent need to expand mental health services globally. The Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health is named in honor of Herbert Pardes, M.D., a noted psychiatrist, outspoken advocate for the mentally ill, and the award's first recipient.
Additionally, Vikram Patel, Ph.D., F.Med.Sci., and the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy were also recipients of this year's award.
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The Aging Institute congratulates its director, Dr. Charles F. Reynolds III on being named a recipient of the International Psychogeriatric Association's (IPA) Service to the Field of Psychogeriatrics Award. Dr. Reynolds is the UPMC Endowed Professor in Geriatric Psychiatry, Professor of Behavioral and Community Health Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health, and the Director of the John A. Hartford Center of Excellence in Geriatric Psychiatry.
This award is presented to recipients who have demonstrated inspiration, leadership, vision, ethics, innovation, organizational development, and motivation in the areas of psychogeriatrics. The IPA has been at the forefront of the field for more than 30 years and brings attention to many important areas including connecting professionals within the field of geriatric mental health, improving the mental health of older adults around the world, and forming important collaborations with other organizations.
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SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Broncs soccer team ran into the Laramie Plainsmen on Saturday afternoon, suffering a 0-5 loss.
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He added that he thought the game went fairly well until Laramie's second goal, which created a snowball effect.
"In Wyoming soccer season is a marathon," Rizer said. "It's not where we start it's where we end. You can lose every game and in the end be the state championships."
The Broncs went into halftime 0-2. The team had a few chances to score but couldn't get anything to go in ending the game down 0-5.
The Broncs will play at Gillette on Friday at 5 p.m.
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Last spring, the Alabama legislature stepped into the fray and resolved the issue of how resident owners of S corporations, LLCs, and partnerships should be taxed on their pro rata or distributive share of income earned by their company in other states. Act 2012-427, which was retroactively effective to January 1, 2011, requires Alabama residents who own pass-through entities doing business in two or more states to report on their Alabama income tax returns their entire pro rata or distributive shares of the pass-through entities' worldwide income, but allows an income tax credit for certain taxes paid by the entities to other states either directly or on the owners' behalf. The credit is available when the other state imposes an income tax withholding/composite return obligation or certain entity-level taxes on the pass-through entity. Resident owners can also claim a 50% credit for non-U.S. taxes paid on foreign source income. This legislation did not address how the tax credit should be calculated.
Prior to the passage of Act 2012-427, however, the Alabama Department of Revenue (the "Department") revised its Schedule CR, the form on which the credit for taxes paid to other jurisdictions is calculated, to change the credit calculation. The change resulted in a substantial new limitation on the amount of credit available for taxes paid to other states. Because the tax credit had been calculated in the same manner for many years, and because there was no statutory or regulatory change that provided for the form change, this revision to Schedule CR created concern among a large number of Alabama taxpayers and their advisers. Many tax practitioners and their clients considered the form change to constitute an unauthorized rule change, in violation of the Alabama Administrative Procedure Act ("AAPA").
On September 4—after months of discussions between a group of Alabama CPAs and other tax practitioners, the Department, legislative leadership, the Business Council of Alabama, and the Governor's Office—the Department announced that it would withdraw the change to Schedule CR for the 2011 and 2012 tax years. Accordingly, for the 2011 and 2012 tax years, taxpayers may calculate the credit for taxes paid to other states using the pre-2011 methodology. The revised form is available on the Department's website, at http://revenue.alabama.gov. The Department also issued a second announcement, clarifying its position on the Schedule CR and taxpayers' filing options, in a very helpful September 12 Information Release, also available on its website.
In addition, and in light of the AAPA concerns, on September 30, the Department issued a proposed regulation that addresses how the credit for taxes paid to other states and to foreign jurisdictions will be calculated for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2013. Prop. Ala. Admin. Code r. 810-3-21-.03. A copy of the proposed regulation is available on the Department's website.
According to the proposed regulation, the credit for taxes paid to other states (or foreign countries) "shall only be utilized against that portion of the taxpayer's income tax liability which is attributable to income from other jurisdictions." Prop. Ala. Admin. Code r. 810-3-21-.03(1). The proposed regulation goes on to describe how the credit will be calculated, stating that:
As a general rule, that portion of a taxpayer's income tax liability which is attributable to non-Alabama sources shall be determined by multiplying the taxpayer's Alabama income tax liability before consideration of any credit described in Ala. Code § 40-18-21 by a fraction, the numerator of which is total non-Alabama source adjusted gross income and the denominator of which is total Alabama adjusted gross income.
As a general rule, that portion of a taxpayer's income tax liability which is attributable to non-Alabama sources shall be determined by multiplying the taxpayer's Alabama income tax liability before consideration of any credit described in Ala. Code § 40-18-21 by a fraction, the numerator of which is total non-Alabama source adjusted gross income and the denominator of which is total Alabama adjusted gross income.
Prop. Ala. Admin. Code r. 810-3-21-.03(2). The proposed regulation also provides an alternative formula to calculate the credit for taxes paid to foreign countries and provides useful examples of how both credits should be calculated.
On Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at 10:00 a.m., the Department will hold a hearing at its main office in Montgomery where concerned taxpayers and tax practitioners can comment on the proposed regulation. That hearing will be the last opportunity to submit comments on the proposed regulation, although comments may be submitted to the Department prior to the hearing.
Several members of our firm were involved in drafting the legislation expanding the credit for taxes paid to other states as well as in the negotiations regarding the credit calculation. If you have any questions regarding any of these matters, feel free to contact Chris Grissom, Will Thistle or Bruce Ely of our SALT Practice Group or Dave Stewart , Senior Advisor for Government Affairs & Economic Development, in our Governmental Affairs Practice Group.
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Seeley [see-ley] as a boys' name is of Old French origin, and the meaning of Seeley is "blessed". From the same German root as Selig.
Associated with: blessed.
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The Assad regime has scored a landmark victory less than a month before presidential elections by forcing rebels out of Homs, the city once acclaimed as the cradle of the three-year revolution.
The retreat from Homs, Syria's third biggest city, represents the crowning moment of President Assad's campaign to claw back territory.
With the city back under state control for the first time in more than two years, the regime has consolidated its grip on the crucial corridor linking Damascus to the Mediterranean ports and coastal mountain chain that is home to the Alawite sect to which Mr Assad belongs.
April 17-18 Tens of thousands of people stage sit-in to protest against the Assad regime. 62 are killed by government forces
May 6 Assad sends tanks against protesters, placing city under seige
January 11 The French journalist Gilles Jacquier is killed
February 3 Start of two-month government offensive. It costs 700 lives
February 22 Journalists Marie Colvin and Remi Ochlik are killed
April 14 UN-backed ceasefire agreed with rebels now in control of 20 per cent of territory
October New Assad offensive leaves rebels in control of a few districts
July Government forces capture the district of Khalidiya, the last rebel stronghold outside the old city
February 7 Three-day humanitarian operation is launched under UN. Many civilians evacuated, but a few thousand hold on in the old city
April 10 Final government offensive to storm the old city
May 2 Ceasefire declared and rebels start to withdraw
May 7 Old city of Homs is now completely under Damascus control


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However, it's not just his oesophagus which is constricting Mr Marshall. His entire life is currently throttling him - he is having a bad attack of "dem thirtysomething blues''.
On the surface, his existence looks as shiny and enviable as some testosterone- charged sports coupe. Of course, behind the lustrous surface lurks a less glittery underside. It is 1990, the venal glory days of the City are well and truly dead, and Scott - like every other financial whizzkid - is wondering when the downsizing axe is going to fall on his neck. His private life is a jumbled mess. He has a dying father, a psychotic girlfriend, a dubious management consultancy with a very dubious fourth division football club, and an all-enveloping sense of cultural displacement.
For Scott Marshall - the narrator of D.J. Taylor's English Settlement - is an American in London (albeit one with an expatriate English mother who hasn't set foot on this island in years). And, like all expatriates, he suffers from a bad case of Mid-Atlanticism - of feeling precariously balanced bet- ween two cultures.
Mr Marshall also has another major predicament on his hands: he is the first American I've ever encountered in fiction who sounds like a supercilious by-product of the English public school system. Or, to be a little more blunt about it, he doesn't sound American at all. My credibility meter immediately entered the red zone when I encountered passages like this:
''My father was not altogether a subtle man, but in the matter of England he displayed a rare and wholly efficacious delicacy. Saturated in England and Englishness, albeit of a momentously specialized sort, we questioned the incidental detail of this grand obsession rather than its wider architecture".
David Mamet beware - when it comes to awesomely accurate renderings of American patois, this Taylor guy is the momentously specialised business. And note the street-smart idiom he employs when describing Scott's arrival at his place of business: "Reaching reception with its clutch of toothy, well-groomed traffic, I flick my KLS pass at a seneschal and waft by unimpeded".
Riveting. Worthy of James Ellroy. And, of course, when I was doing Latin during my New York schooldays, we were taught to greet all Central Park West doormen with the salutation: Salve, seneschal!(a seneschal for those of you who didn't benefit from a Yankee education, being "the steward or major domo of a medieval great house").
Then there's Mr Taylor's remarkable command of American socio-political nuance. Scott's racist southern grandfather voted Republican until Gold- water's defeat in 1964. How intriguing - as no southern redneck would have dared support the Republicans (the party of Lincoln, after all) until Ronnie Reagan came along. And then there's Scott's brother who sells timeshare apartments to movie stars in Montana. Benidorm-style timeshares in a state where the average movie-star ranch is 1500 acres? I love an author who does his research. As real estate faux-pas go, this is up there with: "And then I moved to London and rented a fabulous gothic castle in Cricklewood".
I could go on - because English Settlement is not simply riddled with fundamental inaccuracies; it is also street-dumb. Besides Mr Taylor's inability to make his narrator sound remotely American, the world Scott inhabits bears no relation to contemporary life.
If you set out to write a State of England/Between Two Cultures, novel, the least you owe your reader is accurate reportage when it comes to workaday detail and the rhythms of speech. But, like so much bad literary fiction these days, English Settlement has no connection to life- on-the-street; rather, it is set in a preposterous Biba of preening and all-pervasive smugness.
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VERA MESMER, the Los Angeles-based alternative rock band featuring ex-COAL CHAMBER bassist Nadja Peulen and former REVEILLE guitarist Chris Turner (a.k.a. Christopher Mesmer), is making its previously unreleased single, 'Down The Hole", available for free download via Bandcamp.
"Down The Hole" was co-written by Turner and Peulen, continuing the Bonnie-and-Clyde-esque, love-versus-hate theme found on their debut EP, "Orphans".
VERA MESMER has won over audiences with its enigmatic-yet-powerful live shows, having shared stages with WALKING PAPERS, STOLEN BABIES, ORGY, JULIEN K and STEEL PANTHER.
"Orphans" was produced by Turner, mixed by Sean Beavan (MARILYN MANSON, NINE INCH NAILS) and mastered by Maor Appelbaum (SEPULTURA, HALFORD). The CD tells the story of how Chris and Nadja met and takes the listeners on their mystical journey.


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I do not believe in Miracles!
You never come to me when i call
You never listen to me when i talk
You never catch me when i fall
You never lend me money when I am broke
I do not believe in Miracles. I do not believe in Miracles at all.
You never clap for me when I sing
You never help me when I'm sick
I do not believe in Miracles. I do not believe in Miracles at all.
Oh, i forgot to tell you
Miracles is my dog
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You had me there for a minute. Here's me thinking all deep, thinking about the words in a different meaning and there's you talking about your dog. Good job and it made me smile at the end :D
hahhaa:D... very twisty .... love it.. thubs up !!!
oh, love this, very cute sincere TRULY SPECIAL!!this certainly made my evening, terrific!
You had me going, very clever Stephen.
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The picture is another Cover i made it is the same girl as the one below just not as air brushed.
A Kiss means a lot to Katie Ellis, the reason why is because she never had one. She pretty yes but she scared of love and knows that too many people get hurt from it all the time. So when her fake relationship with her gay best friend comes to an end she has to face all the guys hitting on her. She is confused about love and does not know what she wants. A kiss is everything to her let's just hope the first one is with the right person
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7 Must-visit Sightseeing Spots in Bari
Nestled in the heel of Italy's boot is beautiful Bari. This may not be the most famous place for Italian tourism, but therein lies its charm. It has plenty of attractions on offer, while avoiding the packed summer days of bigger Italian hotspots.
Basilica di San Nicola
This beautiful church holds worldwide significance, and is a popular pilgrimage for Catholics from across Europe. The Basilica houses many noteworthy religious artworks.
Teatro Petruzzelli
The historic theater, built in 1903, was reconstructed in 2008 after a controversial fire, and is now a grand and popular place to see concerts, opera, and performance in Bari.
Stadio San Nicola
This modern, mixed-use stadium was built for the 1990 World Cup, but is now a permanent home to football team FC Bari. Great if you're wondering what to do with kids in Bari.
Castel Del Monte
Drive an hour out to this beautiful castle, in the middle of a national park. The structure dates back to 1240, offering history and spectacle against a beautiful backdrop.
This picturesque fishing port is home to a quaint church museum, tranquil small harbor, and some good, reasonable, local restaurants. Nearby lidos offer wonderful swimming.
Cattedrale di San Sabino
Located in the old town, in a shady and quiet corner, this looming and impressive Cathedral charges no entry fee, but a small donation, perhaps for lighting a candle, is customary.
Pinacoteca di Bari
This public gallery is dedicated to the art of painting, but also offers museum exhibits. The stately building was once the Government Palace for the region.
Planning Your Bari Visit
Getting around
The beautiful region of Puglia is rising in popularity thanks to lower hotel and food prices than the rest of Italy, without skimping in the beauty or quality. The region is best seen by car, and local hire is cheap, particularly from the airport. Drive between towns, restaurants and lidos to see the best the region has to offer, and eat delicious Puglian food.
What to eat in Puglia
Puglia is famous for its orecchiette pasta (translated to small ears) and olive oil - combine the two with sausage and broccolini and you have the region's most special dish. Polish it off with a glass of delicious Puglian wine, usually served with tiny bread bites, called taralli. Yum!
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Benetto was very informative and was a great tour
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I did not do what I booked but it was good anyway.
What I booked was Lecce and wine tour, what we did was Lecce and Gallipoli including lunch at a very good restaurant in Gallipoli with a drink of two different but very good wines. If I had known this I still would have booked the tour, but should have known because I had booked a seperate tour to Gallipoli.
Vito my guide is passionate about Bari and Puglia
I was picked up on time, my guide Vito was friendly and knowledgable. I could practice my Italian language without pressure, the Basilica di San Nikolai was amazing. I was very lucky because there were celebrations both in the church and in the crypt. I had a wonderful lunch in a typical Italian atmosphere with great family. A most enjoyable day.
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This was definitely a great tour! I highly recommend it. Giovanni and Gianfranco were amazing tour guides. Lecce and Gallipoli were beautiful! The winery in Nardo was fantastic, delicious wines! So glad I booked this tour while I was in Bari!


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CMI Integration and Outreach introduces new conceptual frameworks that are useful for climate change policy. One effort seeks to make the emerging statistical analyses of extreme events more accessible. A second effort focuses on improving the risk-assessment framework for the current scientific understanding of sea level rise. A third explores the value for climate policy analysis of adding a new component to traditional carbon accounting that tracks "committed emissions," i.e., the future emissions that are likely to result when a power plant, vehicle, or addition to infrastructure is placed into service.
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Robert Williams, Eric Larson, and Thomas Kreutz: Meeting current targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions to mitigate climate change will require major changes in the makeup of the US electricity sector in the coming decades. A study by the Energy Systems Analysis group identifies incentives for carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a promising and economically viable approach to meeting emissions reduction goals. The study includes a thought experiment that analyzes how the contributions of different CCS technologies, along with shifts to renewable energy sources, could enable the US to achieve an 83% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from power generation by 2050.
Michael Oppenheimer: To achieve incremental, near-term greenhouse gas emissions reductions, both governmental and private stakeholders can be encouraged to form partnerships driven by diverse political and economic incentives. These initiatives may take a variety of forms, and may serve to enhance the emissions reductions promised by existing international agreements.
Robert Socolow: A new academic field, Destiny Studies, should be created to foster coherent thinking about future time and the planetary vulnerabilities that will constrain what we are able to do. Today, when we make decisions that affect future generations, we are inconsistent and not guided by general principles. Notably, we are confused about future time—for example, we have difficulty distinguishing 500-year and 50-year time frames. Climate change and its solutions make particularly stringent demands on thinking about the future and are ripe for Destiny Studies.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives appear to have won enough votes in a German election to form a centre-right government with their preferred partners, the Free Democrats (FDP), exit polls showed today.
An exit poll from ZDF television put support for Merkel's conservative bloc - her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) - at 33.5 percent and showed the FDP on 14.5 percent. A poll for ARD television gave the centre-right an even clearer win.
Together, their total exceeded that of the other three main parties combined, putting Merkel on track for a second term and suggesting she will be able to end her awkward "grand coalition" with the rival Social Democrats (SPD).
As head of a centre-right government with the business-friendly FDP, Merkel would be expected to push for tax relief and extend the lifespan of German nuclear plants.
The SPD stood at 23.5 percent, according to the exit poll, their lowest score in the post-war era. The environmentalist Greens were on 10 percent and the far-left "Linke" or Left party stood at 13 percent.
Unlike voters in the United States and Japan, Germans did not seem keen, during a lacklustre campaign, for a change of leadership.
Many say they are content with the steady, low-key style of Merkel, Germany's first woman chancellor and only one to have grown up in the former communist east.
The election comes at a crucial time for Europe's largest economy, which is just emerging from its deepest recession of the post-war era.
The next government will have to get a surging budget deficit under control, and cope with rising unemployment and the threat of a credit crunch as Germany's fragile banks pare back lending.
A centre-right government, which last ruled Germany between 1982 and 1998 under Chancellor Helmut Kohl, would be expected to reduce the role of the state in the economy.
Merkel would also push, together with the FDP, for a reversal of a law ordering the closure of Germany's nuclear plants over the next decade.
In foreign policy, a centre-right coalition could be more vocal in trying to block Turkey's bid to join the European Union. Merkel favours a "privileged partnership" for Ankara that stops short of full membership.
The vote took place against a backdrop of heightened security after al Qaeda issued several videos last week threatening to punish Germany if voters backed a government that kept German troops in Afghanistan.
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