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As the world's largest web-only retailer stops paying commissions on customers it gets from affiliate web sites because of sales tax laws, rivals like Wal-Mart, Sears and Barnes & Noble are offering to pick up those fee-paying relationships with affiliates.
It's not easy being the world's largest web-only retailer. Especially when a growing number of states pass laws that threaten your business model and your biggest competitors seek to take advantage of the new laws to take your place with business partners.
That's the situation facing Amazon.com Inc., which has refused to go along with laws in money-starved states that require Amazon—and any e-retailer with affiliates in those states—to collect sales tax on purchases by state residents. Those laws could remove the price advantage Amazon and other web-only retailers have in states where they don't collect sales tax.
Instead, Amazon has ceased paying referral fees to its affiliates in North Carolina, Rhode Island and Colorado, and it sent a letter last month to California saying it would do the same there with its 10,000 affiliates if the state passes it own version of what's often called the "Amazon Tax," so named because of the laws' main target.
Overstock.com Inc. has also said it will cut financial ties with California affiliates if the legislation is passed. "If the proposition is to collect taxes in the state of California because you have an affiliate there, the simple answer is no, we don't," says Mark Griffin, Overstock's vice president and general counsel. Amazon declined to comment.
Big retail chains that already must collect sales tax in most states because their stores give them a nationwide physical presence, are swooping in to woo Amazon affiliates. Such chains as Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Sears Holdings Corp. and Barnes & Noble Inc. have publicly offered to pay for traffic from affiliates cut by Amazon and Overstock. Wal-Mart "is committed to supporting the affiliate programs which help to drive Walmart.com's online business," the company says. Wal-Mart says it has about 200 affiliates in California.
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Sears' invitation, from Imran Jooma, president of Sears eCommerce, says Amazon is turning its back on its affiliates and encourages them to join Sears' network of more than 6,500 affiliates nationwide. "As states continue to grapple with increasing budget deficits and businesses, large and small, slowly make their way out of one of the worst economic declines in recent history—Amazon turns its back on its customers, affiliate partners and the community to maintain an unfair competitive advantage that ultimately puts Amazon's customers at risk," Jooma writes.
Wal-Mart and Sears are required to collect sales tax on products sold on Walmart.com and Sears.com because they have physical stores in all states. Raul Vazquez, Wal-Mart's executive vice president of global e-commerce, says the retailer supports the California legislation. "We are committed to the communities where our associates and our customers reside and raise their families," he says.
Retail chains typically support laws that would require online retailers to collect sales tax, as does the National Retail Federation, the largest trade association of U.S. retailers.
In Illinois, the latest state to pass an affiliate law, Gov. Pat Quinn contends it helps create a level playing field among retailers and will provide the state much-needed revenue.
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Some affiliate businesses, however, say they may leave the state.
Illinois-based affiliate marketing company FatWallet.com says it's seriously considering moving to Wisconsin. FatWallet owner and founder Tim Storm says he expects the law, and other e-retailers' expected moves to end relationships with affiliates in Illinois, will affect 30% to 40% of FatWallet's top-line revenue. He says he expects more e-retailers affected by the bill will follow Amazon's lead and end their Illinois affiliate relationships. Overstock.com has said it will end it relationships with Illinois affiliates.
FatWallet, based in Rockton, Ill., is near the Illinois-Wisconsin state line. The company has 55 employees. "The simple answer for us is that we can hop five minutes north and we're in Wisconsin," Storm says. "Is that the best answer? We don't know yet, but we want to be able to analyze our options. I have to do what is right by our employees."
Scott Kluth, owner of Chicago-based affiliate marketing company CouponCabin.com, says the new law could cost him a third of his revenue. He says he's considering moving to Indiana
Consumers will engage with products and brands in new ways online in the year ahead.
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Portland, Oregon is well known for its natural beauty, its bountiful supply of craft beers, and its thriving music community. As a piano teacher, I encourage my students to catch live music performances as often as possible. Portland has many venues throughout the city that feature piano music performed in all styles. Here are a few that happen to sell pianos too:
1) Located in Portland's historic Brooklyn neighborhood, Classic Pianos is a piano player's dream house. It has a beautiful piano showroom of new and used pianos by Yamaha, Boesendorfer, Schimmel, and Steinway. It also has a recital hall featuring an ongoing jazz concert series. Artists have included Alan Broadbent and Dave Frishberg. Gino Vannelli recently recorded a song in the recital hall as a fundraising effort for a local young soldier. Classic Pianos is located at 3003 SE Milwaukie Ave. http://portland.classicpianos.net/
2) Located in downtown Portland, Portland Piano Company features music education events, concerts, recitals, competitions, and master classes. Many of these events are free! The piano showroom features exquisite pianos by Fazioli, Grotrian, and Kawai. You can find Portland Piano Company at 711 SW 14th Avenue. http://portlandpianocompany.com/
3) Michelle's Pianos is a family-owned company located in SE Portland. Current news at Michelle's includes the recent arrival of European exotic pianos by Fazioli, Bluthner, and August Forster. Special events include piano master classes, recitals, and composer workshops. Michelle's Piano is located at 600 SE Stark St. http://www.michellespiano.com/
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1) Jimmy Mak's is perhaps the best known jazz club in Portland and features live music six days a week with local and national acts. Jimmy Mak's is located at 221 NW 10th Av. http://www.jimmymaks.com/
2) Wilfs has a romantic jazz supper club ambiance with comfy red velvet banquettes and great live music. It is located at 800 NW 6th Avenue at Union Station. http://www.wilfsrestaurant.com/
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2) Secondly, I often tell my students that everything you need to know about playing piano can be found in the recordings of great artists. There are many fine brick and mortar record shops in Portland, and one of the oldest is Music Millennium, located at 3158 E. Burnside St. You can find piano music in all styles on vinyl, CD, or digital download.
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As for the convertible models. Toylvr is right on the late model cars being hardtops only in model form. And someone did offer a resin boot. But this boot came in the kit. And they even offer the boot in the latest release of the corvair kit.
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JasonC added a post in a topic 1969 Chevrolet Corvair Monza convertibleOdd, looked fine on my computer, but now on my phone they look smooshed.
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Those who are depending on freshly produced asphalt being trucked out of the Lehman-Roberts Company plant site on Munsford Drive in New Albany, should not hold their collective breaths until the Circuit Court Judge rules on the litigation that is now being delayed by the City of New Albany, it's Board of Aldermen and their appointed attorney from Pontotoc. This advisory is being issued as a result of some seriously flawed information being reported by a Northeast Mississippi newspaper.
According to the newspaper's story (and a spokesman for the company), the plant is going to be up and running by March 1 and that the case now pending before the Circuit Court is over. The story went on to say that the plaintiffs and any other "opponents had a choice between embarrassment and reassurance upon learning toward the end of the legal process that another asphalt plant already had been operating nearby without being widely noticed."
In our opinion, it would be very safe to say that very few people in New Albany, and then only those too young or too new to the city, did not know throughout this asphalt controversy that another asphalt plant was actively operating in that location. For any publication to report otherwise indicates they failed to talk to anyone who lives in New Albany. Any suggestion of embarrassment or even reassurance is a strong indicator that the much of the story was written by the company's public relations person.
Which brings us to the purpose behind this front page story in an out-of-town newspaper about an issue that is still awaiting a court review and decision.
In a public-relations story obviously generated by the asphalt company, this out-of-town newspaper mistakenly cited that the Attorney General had issued an opinion upholding the New Albany City Attorney and Board of Aldermen's zoning decision when that opinion actually addresses the building permit and if a stay on that permit should be ordered while the zoning issue is still being decided. At the same time, the request for that opinion was intentionally absent of the full particulars of the issue and is also in question itself.
Far from being settled or decided by the Circuit Judge, the Lehman-Roberts Asphalt Plant, Munsford Drive issue is still very much alive and waiting to be addressed by that same Circuit Judge with who this newspaper apparently failed to talk. As a matter of fact, it appears the newspaper failed to talk with anyone other than the Lehman-Roberts official, who repeated many of the same statements and opinions presented during meetings of the New Albany Board of Aldermen in support of their position in the controversy. The story only lacked an appeal for potential buyers of asphalt to place their orders.
The prostitution of legitimate news stories to provide public relations for commercial enterprises is not new and, sadly, is practiced in many areas of the country, not by many newspapers, but usually by those who are inclined to place gain over ethics. Most newspapers call such stories "Advertorials," but few, if any, put them on the front page without some sort of identification that it is not legitimate news. Such practices are why the general public, many times, has such a low regard for the press and places only suspicious trust in those who report and publish the news.
The attorneys for Lehman-Roberts and the City of New Albany and the attorneys for the plaintiffs will attend a Circuit Court hearing on December 19 to consider motions before the court.
The judge has not set a court date nor has he ruled in this case.
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+ Bluetooth 4.0 is included. That was not obvious from the listing. So I am ordering a BT mouse. No need to tie up a USB port with a mouse dongle.
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The detailed description extols the virtues of the touchscreen version of this machine but that is not what you are buying here. This is the X200MA-DS02 and it does NOT have a touchscreen. A touchscreen on a netbook is not important to me, but it's annoying that there is such a glaring error in the product listing.
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The United States has been, in general, trending Republican in recent years. At the state and local levels, the party is doing better than ever, and Democrats are in many places becoming an endangered species. Minnesota is one state that has been perceived as bucking that trend and remaining staunchly blue. Beneath the surface, though, the Minnesota Star Tribune reports that the state is moving toward the Republican column: The »
Comey on the stabbing rampage
FBI Director James Comey appeared on Capitol Hill for an oversight hearing held by the House Judiciary Committee today. GOP members focused their questions primarily on the FBI's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation and Comey's ultimate decision not to recommend charges against the former secretary of state. The C-SPAN video of the hearing is posted here. I found the questioning by Reps. Sensenbrenner, Jordan, Gowdy, Franks, Ratcliffe, Trott »
What about Burhan Mohumed?
When the New York Times comes through town to check in with Minnesota's Somali community, a variation of the genre World ends: Women and minorities hardest hit is at hand. Times reporter Jack Healy, for example, arrived this past June just in time for the verdicts in the terrorism case involving Minnesota's ISIS wannabes. Healy's article on the verdicts (written with freelancer Matt Furber) sought to convey the impression that »
"Minnesota man" strikes in St. Cloud
When the United States Attorney for Minnesota brought the case against Somali Minnesotans with seeking to wage jihad with ISIS in Syria last year, headlines around the country reported the filing of terrorism charges against "Minnesota men." I've drawn on the "Minnesota men" euphemism for three Weekly Standard articles about the case and now for the online column "A 'Minnesota man' strikes in St. Cloud." I have been grateful for »
The Post drops into St. Cloud
The Washington Post's Abigail Hauslohner and Drew Harrell profile St. Cloud slasher Dahir Adan. The profile derives from Hauslohner's second trip to Minnesota this year; this past May she attended the first three days of the trial of Minnesota's Somali terrorist wannabes in Minneapolis. Hauslohner persevered through jury selection and opening statements and the opening of the government's case during the first week of the terrorism trial. Then she headed »
Alice in Terrorland
Last night City Journal editor Brian Anderson invited me to submit 500 words on the terrorist incident in St. Cloud, Minnesota. That took me about 15 minutes. Matthew Hennessy edited and improved the piece that I called "Alice in Terrorland." That means I've got a few words left over, including a citation to Bob Dylan that Matthew removed, but I tried to put the good stuff in there. Given Brian's »
How to "root out jihad from within"
Following the terrorist attack in St. Cloud, Minnesota (not France), John wrote about what he called delusional efforts to combat the influence of ISIS on Somali youth in Minnesota. The efforts consisted of "funding a broad array of mental health and education programs" and also the developing "community-led intervention teams" — groups of Somali leaders and educators enlisted to identify and intervene with young people believed at risk for radicalization. »
Security guards, Minnesota style
I wrote on Power Line about the huge federal terrorism case against Minnesota's Somali ISIS wannabes daily during the trial of the three defendants who contested the charges as well as in the Weekly Standard articles "The threat from 'Minnesota men," "Judging the 'Minnesota men,'" and "'Minnesota men' on trial." I also reviewed it in the Star Tribune column "What I saw at the trial." Yesterday I recalled one moment »


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Fatherhood USA is a three-part mini-series originally broadcast nationally on PBS in 1998. It was produced and directed by Marion Lipschutz and Rose Rosenblatt of Incite Pictures. The program, hosted by Senator Bill Bradley, seeks to dispel common stereotypes of fatherhood, and examine how fathers are able to build strong relationships with their children.
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This looks at low-income fathers, and is narrated by Yaphet Kotto. This section examines common stereotypes of fatherhood: absent fathers, unmarried fathers, deadbeat dads, and considers different ways in which fathers working against histories of fatherlessness, neglect, poverty, and incarceration can still remain present in the lives of their children.
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This section looks at fathers balancing work with family life, and is narrated by John Shea. Examining the lives of men from around the country, this program focuses on the daily struggle of men in workplaces that are not "father friendly," and touches on the issues of making workplaces family-friendly for both mothers and fathers.
Program III: Video Modules and Workbook[edit]
This portion is designed to facilitate discussion among groups watching the program. It contains a series of brief vignettes. The themes of the video modules are:
- The Importance of Fathers
- Father-Mother Communication
- Juggling Work and Family
- Fathers and Social Support
External links[edit]
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- Fatherhood USA at the Internet Movie Database
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The Junior Varsity is back with an all new album Cinematographic under the Victory Records imprint. The Chicago fivesome still turn out the same pop/alt-rock they have become known for here. But this album definitely shows a little maturity in terms of the band's sound. After a non-stop, almost two year tour for their last Victory release Wide Eyed, the band finally started writing new tracks for this twelve song CD. This marks their third full length release since the bands conception in 2002.
When you think of the reality of being a rock star, this band can recount many bad memories towards achieving that goal. There have been the robberies – most notably, the theft of a lot of their merch and personal property on the eve of a UK tour. They also had their share of bad shows and experienced financial misery.
Though there has been a band lineup change, the band have managed to get past the bad and focus on the good. The band knew they had something that would help them, determination. Still a young band in the scene, they have gotten past high school, and have now focused on adulthood.
On this album, the opening track "I Went Blind" contains a little more alt-rock ala Taking Back Sunday making for a nice introduction to the album. I could easily see this track getting some radio play. "The Sky" sounds like more of an indie-rock song with a catchy chorus. Then there is "St. Louis," where strangely the vocals remind me of They Might Be Giants in some areas. Still, the song upholds it's specialty as typical alt-rock music .
"The Greatest" not only has exceptional lyrics, but also is a well rounded song. I like everything about this song. It's got a style to it, where the second you listen you want to hear it again because you feel as if you missed something.
My favorite track on this CD is the self-titled "Cinematographic". It's a lot different from the other tracks. There is saxophone, which makes it sound all so classy while accompanying the bittersweet vocals. Other notable tracks on this disc are the indie-rock like song "Lungs," and the closing track "Under The Radar".
There is a lot of pop-rock out there I can do without. The Junior Varsity have managed to put out an album that is pop-rock done a little differently. All of the songs capture your attention with the charming vocals, and hold musical synchronization that promises not to annoy you. I have heard their last release Wide Eyed and I can definitely see the difference in the two albums. The Junior Varsity continues to grow up physically and musically, and I hope to see them grab a lot of attention with this album.Powered by Sidelines


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GAO's ongoing work has found that the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) has made progress carrying out the responsibilities established in the 2012 Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act (the 2012 act) but lacks certain elements of effective internal controls. FirstNet has made progress establishing an organizational structure, planning the nationwide public-safety broadband netwo...
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The Rural Utilities Service (RUS) expects most Recovery Act-funded Broadband Initiatives Program (BIP) projects will be completed by the June 2015 deadline and as approved, but RUS faces challenges given the large scope of the program. As of March 2014, approximately 14 percent (42 of 297) of BIP infrastructure projects were terminated for a variety of reasons according to RUS officials, such as f...
Information Security: Federal Communications Commission Needs to Strengthen Controls over Enhanced Secured Network Project
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) did not effectively implement appropriate information security controls in the initial components of the Enhanced Secured Network (ESN) project. Although FCC took steps to enhance its ability to control and monitor its network for security threats, weaknesses identified in the commission's deployment of components of the ESN project as of August 2012 res...
Spectrum Management: Incentives, Opportunities, and Testing Needed to Enhance Spectrum Sharing
GAO-13-7: Published: Nov 14, 2012. Publicly Released: Nov 14, 2012.
Some spectrum users may lack incentive to share spectrum or otherwise use it efficiently, and federal agencies and private users currently cannot easily identify spectrum available for sharing. Typically, paying the market price for a good or service helps to inform users of the value of the good and provides an incentive for efficient use. Federal agencies, however, pay only a small fee to the NT...
Spectrum Management: Federal Government's Use of Spectrum and Preliminary Information on Spectrum Sharing
GAO-12-1018T: Published: Sep 13, 2012. Publicly Released: Sep 13, 2012.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) is responsible for governmentwide federal spectrum management, but GAO reported in 2011 that NTIAs efforts in this area had been limited. In 2003, the President directed NTIA to develop plans identifying federal and nonfederal spectrum needs, and in 2008, NTIA issued the federal plan. GAO found it did not identify governme...
Telecommunications: Improved Management Can Enhance FCC Decision Making for the Universal Service Fund Low-Income Program
GAO-11-11: Published: Oct 28, 2010. Publicly Released: Nov 30, 2010.
The Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Low-Income Program, administered by the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) and supported by the Universal Service Fund (USF), provides low-income households with discounts on installation costs for new telephone service and monthly charges for basic telephone service. In this requested report, GAO examined (1) how program participation and...
Telecommunications: Survey of State Public Utility Commissions (GAO-11-13SP, October 2010), an E-supplement to GAO-11-11
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This is an e-supplement to GAO-11-11. This e-supplement provides the results of a survey of state public utility commissions about the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Universal Service Fund (USF) Low-Income Program which provides discounts on telephone installation and monthly telephone service to qualifying low-income consumers...
Telecommunications: FCC Should Assess the Design of the E-rate Program's Internal Control Structure
GAO-10-908: Published: Sep 29, 2010. Publicly Released: Oct 29, 2010.
Since 1998, the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Schools and Libraries Universal Service Support Mechanism--commonly known as the "E-rate" program--has been a significant federal source of technology funding for schools and libraries. FCC designated the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) to administer the program. As requested, GAO examined the system of internal controls in...
Emergency Communications: National Communications System Provides Programs for Priority Calling, but Planning for New Initiatives and Performance Measurement Could be Strengthened
GAO-09-822: Published: Aug 28, 2009. Publicly Released: Sep 28, 2009.
Government functions and effective disaster response and management rely on the ability of national security and emergency preparedness (NS/EP) personnel to communicate. The Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) National Communications System (NCS), is responsible for ensuring continuity of NS/EP communications when network congestion or damage occurs. As requested, GAO assessed the (1) priority...
Telecommunications: Preliminary Observations about Consumer Satisfaction and Problems with Wireless Phone Service and FCC's Efforts to Assist Consumers with Complaints
GAO-09-800T: Published: Jun 17, 2009. Publicly Released: Jun 17, 2009.
The use of wireless phone service in the United States has risen dramatically over the last 20 years, with an estimated 270 million subscribers as of December 2008. Americans increasingly rely on wireless phones as their primary or sole means of telephone communication. Concerns have been raised in recent years about the quality of this service, including specific concerns about billing and carrie...


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