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As we detailed in a previous posting (available here), in September 2012, Governor Cuomo signed into law new legislation which permits employers to make additional deductions from employees' paychecks. Among other things, the bill amended Section 193 of the New York Labor Law to authorize employers to make deductions from an employee's wages to recover accidental wage overpayments, or to make deductions for repayment of a salary/wage advance. Although the statute became effective on November 6, 2012, under the law, such deductions could only be made subject to regulations to be promulgated by the New York Department of Labor ("NY DOL"). At long last, on October 9, 2013, the NY DOL issued final regulations which govern how employers can implement the new legislation.
The final regulations were adopted by the NY DOL without significant change from the proposed regulations issued in May 2013. As such, while the final regulations address the procedures for deductions for overpayments and advances, they also provide clarification on deductions that may be taken "for the benefit of the employee." The final regulations are available here and became effective on October 9, 2013.
Deductions for Overpayments
Under the regulations, employers are now permitted to make deductions from an employee's wages to recover overpayments resulting from the employer's mathematical or clerical error. To do this, the employer must first provide the employee with notice of its intent to make the deduction, and must do so within eight weeks of the employer's overpayment. While notice must be provided within eight weeks of the employer's overpayment, the employer may spread the deductions to recover such overpayment over a six year period. However, the employer is only permitted to make one wage deduction for such overpayment per wage payment period.
While employers are now permitted to make wage deductions for overpayments, the regulations do provide limitations on the amount of such deductions. For instance, the regulations provide that where the overpayment is less than or equal to the net wages earned after other permissible deductions in the next wage period, the employer may recover the entire amount of such overpayment in that next wage payment. Where the recovery of an overpayment would exceed the net wages in the subsequent wage payment, an employer's deductions may not exceed 12.5% of the gross wages earned in that pay period, nor may they reduce the effective hourly wage below the minimum wage.
Before making any wage deductions for overpayment, the employer must provide proper notice to the employee. Where the entire overpayment will be recovered from one wage payment, the employer must give at least three days' notice to the employee. For deductions that will be made on a periodic basis, the employer must give an employee a full three weeks' notice before the deductions can commence. The notice must contain the following information: (i) the amount overpaid in total and per pay period; (ii) the total amount to be deducted; (iii) the date each deduction will occur, followed by the amount of each deduction; and (iv) a notice informing the employee that he or she may contest the overpayment, by a date certain, and spelling out the procedure for contesting the overpayment or the terms of recovery (or the employer may provide an employee with a reference to where such procedure can be located).
Finally, the regulations also require employers to implement a procedure under which employees may dispute the overpayment and terms of recovery. In the case of overpayments that are to be reclaimed in the next wage payment after the overpayment, an employee has two days to respond to the employer's notice. For overpayment recoveries exceeding one wage payment, the employee's time to respond is increased to one week. If an employee challenges the overpayment and uses the dispute resolution procedure detailed in the regulations, the employer may not make any deductions until at least three weeks after the dispute reaches a final determination. An employer's failure to afford this process to its employee will create the presumption that the contested deduction was impermissible.
Deductions for Wage Advances
The regulations also authorize employers to make deductions for wage advances given to employees. Before the advance is given, the employer and employee must agree in writing to: (i) the amount to be advanced; (ii) the amount to be deducted to repay the advance (both in total and per wage payment); and (iii) the date(s) when each deduction will be made. Once the employer has provided the employee with the advance, the employee may not revoke the written authorization. The authorization must also include notice to the employee that he or she may contest any deduction that is not made in accordance with the terms of the written authorization.
The regulations allow employers to recover advances by making wage deductions no more than once each wage payment. However, once an employee is given an advance, no further advance may be given or deducted until the existing advance has been repaid in full.
Just as with deductions for overpayments, the regulations also require employers to implement a procedure under which employees may dispute the amount and frequency of deductions that are not permitted under the written advance authorization. If an employee challenges the deductions under the procedure detailed in the regulations, the employer may not make any further deductions until it has replied to the employee. An employer's failure to afford this process to its employee will create the presumption that the contested deduction was impermissible.
Finally, it is worth noting that under the regulations, any provision of money that is accompanied by interest or fees is not considered an advance and, therefore, cannot be reclaimed through wage deductions. As such, employers must ensure that any advances made to employees, that the employer wishes to recover through wage deductions, is not accompanied by any interest or fees.
Deductions "for the Benefit of the Employee"
The regulations also provide additional clarification regarding the types of deductions which may be taken by the employer "for the benefit of the employee." Under Section 193, employers are allowed to make certain enumerated deductions that are expressly authorized in writing by the employee and are "for the benefit of the employee." These enumerated deductions include, among other things, deductions for insurance premiums and prepaid legal plans, pension or health and welfare benefits, contributions to a bona fide charitable organization, dues or assessments to a labor organization, discounted parking or transit payments, fitness center or gym membership dues and cafeteria and vending machine purchases made at the employer's place of business.
Moreover, employers are also allowed to deduct payments that are "similar to" those specifically enumerated in Section 193. The regulations provide that payments made for the benefit of the employee will be considered to be "similar to" if they fall within one of the following categories: health and welfare benefits, pensions and retirement benefits, charitable benefits, representational benefits, transportation benefits, and food and lodging benefits. Payments for benefits not falling within one of these categories will not be considered "similar to" the allowed deductions enumerated in Section 193 and, therefore, are not permitted.
In addition to providing guidance on the definition of "similar to," the regulations also state that certain types of deductions are not permissible under Section 193. In particular, the following categories of deductions are not permissible: repayment of loans, advances, and overpayments that are not in accordance with the regulations; employee purchases of tools, equipment, and attire required for work; recoupment of unauthorized expenses; repayment of employer losses, including for spoilage and breakage, cash shortages, and fines or penalties incurred by the employer through the conduct of the employee; contributions to political action committees, campaigns, and similar payments; and fees, interest, or the employer's administrative costs.
As a result of the issuance of the final regulations, employers can now utilize the legislation signed by Governor Cuomo in September 2012. However, before doing so, employers should create or update their internal policy concerning wage deductions to ensure that they comply with the requirements set forth in the regulations.
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Oh Auralie,
I am so sorry. I can symoathize. Here in Colorado, the deer also are
eating things they would would not choose first or last. I think the poor
things are starving for lack of normal food stuffs and their populations
have been allowed to go unchecked.
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> I just got around to the back of our land this afternoon - the first time
> since last year that it hasn't been too icy to manage the slope - to find
> that the large mass of Leucothoe back there is totally leafless and
> quite a bit of it broken down. Last winter was the first time deer had
> ever touched it since I planted it there in 1970, but then they just took
> the front leaves. This is a big thicket - maybe 10 feet long by 6 feet
> thick and 6 or 7 feet high. It has always been a resource for
> line material for flower arrangements - various arrangers knew they could
> always come and get it - but now there are about four skinny tall pieces
> with any leaves left. I don't know how they got through the mass of it.
> There are numerous broken branches lying on the ground, so I guess they
> just took hold and pulled. I'm really at a loss to know what I can plant
> this year - I just don't have what it takes to keep planting stuff that
> gets eaten up or broken down.
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Pork Chops and Rice Casserole
|Pork chops
|6 (3/4 to 1-inch thick)
|2 Tablespoon
|Long grain rice
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs), uncooked
|Cream of chicken soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
|Cream of mushroom soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
|Cream of celery soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
1. Trim excess fat off the pork chops.
2. In a bowl, blend together chicken soup, mushroom soup and celery soup with some water.
3. In a large skillet, heat oil and sear pork chops on both sides without cooking.
4. In a 13X9 -€" inch baking dish, add uncooked rice and pour the blended soups over it and stir gently.
5. Arrange the seared pork chops on top.
6. Cover the casserole and bake at 200 degrees centigrade for about 60 minutes.
7. Remove cover and bake for another 30 minutes, until liquid is absorbed and rice tender.
8. Serve hot.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 1587 Calories from Fat 613
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 69 g105.8%
Saturated Fat 17.3 g86.4%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 245.9 mg82%
Sodium 3231.4 mg134.6%
Total Carbohydrates 145 g48.5%
Dietary Fiber 4.3 g17.1%
Sugars 4.3 g
Protein 88 g176.1%
Vitamin A 15% Vitamin C 0.24%
Calcium 14.2% Iron 35.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Peter and Lotta's Adventure
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BeschreibungElsa Beskow's picture books for children have been known and loved for over a century. This new addition to the Peter and Lotta series is published in English for the first time. When Peter and Lotta give away one of their kittens, they find themselves having a day full of adventures, including the excitement of going to a fair. But will they manage to get home safely?
PortraitElsa Beskow (1874-1953) is the most popular children's illustrator in Sweden, where her picture books have been known and loved for over a century.
Pressestimmen'Another well-loved picture book from Elsa Beskow.' -- Kindling: Early Childhood Care and Education, Winter 2003 'The illustrations are bold and colourful, they are realistic and seem to stand out from the page. The black and white silhouettes are fun. We liked this book and would recommend it to others.' -- Karis (9) and Galen (5), Education Otherwise, December 2003
Untertitel: colour illustrations. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Floris Books
Erscheinungsdatum: Mai 2003
Seitenanzahl: 32 Seiten
Format: gebunden
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what I'm writing § retrospective: The Phonosnout
Add to that that one of my bosses is organizing a conference that will be held next weekend, and she's a procrastinator (rather like me in that regard) and she's behind and the usual odd bits of things are going wrong, and I've spent more and more of my work time and overtime helping out with bits and pieces of that, including writing two speeches about women that will be honoured at the conference (way above and beyond the call of my regular duties, plus I found it difficult given the other demands on my attention).
Add to that the pressures of trying to get all the things finalized for the publication of Blood Memory, which should be going to press next week (well, literally this week, now), well, I can hardly believe I'm conscious, or that I accomplished (and read) as much as I did or that I actually survived all this, though I confess to a relatively high level of angst and anxiety, and I even picked up a minor but still irritating, stress-related illness.
How do I feel about being so busy and pressured? Confused, mostly. I worry so much whether I'm getting things right, saying things that I ought not to say, stressing about making the book sound just right, that I'm in a constant whirlwind of trying to figure out what I should be doing right now and trying not to worry about all the other things I should be doing that have fallen through the cracks.
My study is a mess again, already, Sophia sleeping in the midst of it. I feel like my life has gone out of control, and I hate that. I spent nights worry about al the things I have to do and where I might have messed up and I really can't cope (I just sent myself an email message to work to remind myself to do some paperwork tomorrow morning). Thank heavens I have these ways of reminding myself! The scrap of paper thing just doesn't work, and I have them all over my study and my office at work. The worst part of that is when I get around to looking at them in a couple of weeks I can never remember what they're all about--whose phone number that was, what that date was noted for, what exactly it was I was supposed to see Gail about...
Oh, and add to that that I have to make corrections in a book I was designing for the Feminist Caucus of The League of Canadian Poets tonight so I can express mail it to the person who is taking it to the printer tomorrow. She actually needed to receive it tomorrow. Ulp. But I didn't get the corrections until about a half hour ago.
So, um, bye for now.
Shirley Jackson's We Have Always Lived in the Castle is one of those books that has been recommended to me many times and by many different people. Even though people usually describe it as a horror novel, I decided to read it right after Perdido Street Station because it's short, and it had recently arrived in a group of books I picked up from the public library. It's a odd novel, horrific but not in any usual sense, of two sisters whose family has been poisoned by arsenic. They live in an old house with their uncle, disabled by his exposure to the poison, isolated and hated by the people of the nearby village, but they are pretty content until a cousin arrives and everything changes. A fascinating play of characters and circumstance, unrealistic in many ways that somehow made the story seem more real, if that makes any sense. I understand why this story has intrigued so many readers, especially those how are also writers. Funny how it wasn't at all what I had expected.
Sheri Reynolds' Bitterroot Landing is the third of her novels that I have read recently, and I read this backwards to the order she wrote them. They are all three beautifully written and intriguing stories. I think I liked this one the least of all three of them, but I still rate it very highly. It's mainstream fiction pushing into psychological fantasy, and is really quite lovely and redemptive. It's the story of a young woman who had been raised in an isolated backwoods community in the south, where she had been abused by her relative and the people who came to their store. When she kills the relative (was the woman her mother? her grandmother? we never know), she winds up being taken in by a man who runs a store on the river for boaters, and there she works and stands in for his long-dead wife, in all ways. Through a series of circumstances that I won't relate so I don't spoil the novel, she finds herself removed from this situation and able to start again in the world.
Margaret Buffie's The Dark Garden is a young adult novel about an amnesiac girl who finds herself haunted by a woman by the past and astonished by the people who claim they are her family. She has visions of the house they live in, but with turn-of-the-century furniture. She remembers a "papa" who doesn't live in the house any longer. The novel is about her discovery of herself and of the complex events of the past and her discovery about her current family. I thought this was well-handled and well-written, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes stories about the past intertwining with the present.
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Deli Bagel Pizzas
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|Rye bagels/Pumpernickel bagels
|6 , split (toasted)
|Pizza sauce
|14 Ounce
|Sliced pastrami
|6 Ounce (sliced thinly)
|Sliced swiss cheese
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Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Place toasted bagel halves on baking sheet. Spoon about 2 tablespoons pizza sauce onto each bagel half. Evenly top with pastrami and cheese. Bake 15 minutes or until cheese melts.
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Ingredient:Milk Product
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:15 Minutes
Ready In:25 Minutes
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Calories 414 Calories from Fat 93
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Total Fat 10 g15.9%
Saturated Fat 5.6 g28.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 40.7 mg13.6%
Sodium 795.3 mg33.1%
Total Carbohydrates 61 g20.2%
Dietary Fiber 2.5 g10%
Sugars 2.8 g
Protein 22 g43.1%
Vitamin A 11.3% Vitamin C 9.3%
Calcium 25.1% Iron 5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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The father of missing university chef Claudia Lawrence walked part of her route to work today, handing out posters appealing for the public's help to find his daughter.
Peter Lawrence visited a parade of shops in Melrosegate, on the outskirts of York, with family friend Martin Dales and handed out flyers to businesses and members of the public.
Solicitor Mr Lawrence took to the streets a day after he made an emotional appeal for help to find his daughter as detectives said they could not rule out the possibility she had been abducted.
Miss Lawrence, 35, of Heworth Road, York, was last seen on Wednesday afternoon at the University of York's Goodricke College and later spoke to her parents on the phone.
North Yorkshire Police believe Miss Lawrence disappeared at around 5.30am the next morning after she left home to walk three miles to her job as a chef at the college.
Miss Lawrence took no money, no bank cards or her passport and her family said her disappearance is out of character.
Yesterday Mr Lawrence said the family was trapped in a "living nightmare" as he appealed for his daughter's safe return at a news conference.
Today, he said was planning to spend some time walking around the area Miss Lawrence would have travelled on her way to work on the morning she vanished.
His A4 sized posters featured a picture of 35-year-old Miss Lawrence and the words: "Have you seen her?".
There was also a police telephone number for the public to call.
A clearly emotional Mr Lawrence said he was handing out the posters to keep the missing person inquiry in the public eye.
He said: "There is no reason for Claudia to be missing. She had no reason to go, no problems, no troubles.
"It appears from everything at the house as though she had set off for work with her little rucksack and left all the things at her home that she would leave if she was going to work like bank cards, jewellery and everything else.
"She tends to leave very early in the morning. There wouldn't be many people around but the more we can get this on a national and regional and local news in an ordered way then people may suddenly have their memories jogged.
"It's hellish difficult for me to do this but it has got to be done.
"I'm doing it because it needs to get out there.
"I don't want to do it. It's not something I want to do."
Mr Lawrence said people had been in touch from all over the UK and one person from abroad.
"Everybody is obviously getting in touch to say how sorry they are."
Asked how he was coping, he said: "I don't know. I don't always have the strength.
"When you're not here I may be sat at home feeling particularly weak but you have to keep going for Claudia's sake."
He said the support from family, friends and clients had been "fantastic".
Mr Lawrence said his phone and email had been "going non-stop".
"We are just so grateful to everybody," he said.
Speaking at a news conference yesterday, Detective Chief Inspector Lucy Pope said she was keeping an open mind about Miss Lawrence's disappearance.
But she added: "It's certainly a possibility that an abduction could be involved but I have got nothing to suggest that."
Ms Pope continued: "She may have decided that she's had enough of living around here and gone away of her own free will but I have to keep an open mind that there might be some criminal activity involved."
The detective described Miss Lawrence as "happy and sociable" and said she was not aware of any problems with depression or relationships.
She said: "She has never been missing before and there is nothing to suggest that she had any concerns or worries that would make her want to leave. Her disappearance is completely out of character."
Miss Lawrence had been walking to work recently after her car broke down but did not arrive on Thursday morning and later failed to keep an arrangement to meet a friend, who contacted her father.
At the same news conference, Mr Lawrence , who lives near Malton, North Yorkshire, said his daughter did sometimes accept lifts from people she knew but would "run a mile" if approached by a stranger.
Ms Pope said there was a sighting of Miss Lawrence on a CCTV camera on Wednesday afternoon and around 30 to 40 officers were searching the areas around her route to work.
She said: "So far, we have not had any indications about where Claudia may be.
"Claudia's family are extremely distressed by her disappearance and we are anxious to put an end to their anguish."
Her father said: "These past few days have been a living nightmare for us, not knowing what has happened, and we are sick with worry."
Miss Lawrence is described as white, around 5ft 6in and of slim build, with brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a white T-shirt, blue skinny jeans and white trainers.
Police are appealing for help to find the small blue or green rucksack which Miss Lawrence used to carry her chef's whites to work and was believed to have with her when she disappeared.
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Among the famous alpinists of the world, the name Wieslaw Stanislaw is known probably only to a few. His home? Slovakia. His mountains? The High Tatras, a small range sitting on the border of Slovakia and Poland. It is, by many standards, a small range – known as the 'smallest high mountain range in Europe.' While altitude freaks may turn up their nose in disdain – not a single peak rises above 3,000m, and the entire range extends for only 50km – they offer serious climbing. To get a true feeling of what it's like to be there, check out these six Vine videos, and watch the full clip at the end of the story.
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In the early part of the 19th century, between 1929 and 1933, Stanislaw notched off over 100 first ascents, many of them in winter. It was his routes that Adam Kadlečík and Michal "Mišo" Sabovčík wanted to re-create – but in a different style. One after the other, in winter, non-stop. Ten different routes on different major peaks of the Tatras.
Their mission lasted 15 days through extreme cold and bad weather – proving to be be one of the most difficult challenges of the young climber's lives. The non-stop push meant there was no packing light – the pair set off with 25kg packs on their backs, including camping supplies, food, and climbing gear.
Getting Ready for the Expedition
They began their journey at the chata pri zelenom plese hut, followed by an ascent up maly kezmarsky peak. Using ice tools and crampons, they were often climbing on all fours, with very little protection.
Easy Climbing? Not at all
While the routes only rated to grade IV on an alpine scale, it was difficult mixed climbing in the truest sense. Granite slabs with few cracks for placing gear, loose, dangerous rock, and icefall – all with significant exposure – means that is no small mountaineering accomplishment.
Hard Places, Tight Spaces
In the Tatras, the biggest battle isn't the altitude, but the cold. The mountain range sits at the southern edge of the plains of Poland, and cold air coming from the north has a particularly biting chill.
The High Tatras Route
Just one day after the 15-day traverse was finished, wind speeds in the High Tatras reached 240kph. "The cold was creeping slowly deeper inside of us. In the morning, we couldn't feel our feet and we didn't know if they would ever defrost again. Hours later the blood would return to our limbs."
Bad Weather in the Mountains
In the end, there's no question that Mišo and Adam honoured Stanislaw's achievements in the High Tatras mountains – and also no questions they've made quite the achievement of their own.
The Feeling of Finishing
The entire trip is documented in a three-minute video, which you can watch below – and trust us, it won't make you feel as cold as slowly climbing your way past an overhanging cornice on a remote Eastern European mountain. Enjoy!
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In the West it is commonly referred to as 'The Proposal'. In India we call it 'Sealing the Deal'. In the West this mostly involves a solitaire ring (the size being directly proportional to the speed of the reply), a fancy restaurant and some amount of knee contact with the ground. In India it involves pretty much the same things. An alarming display of family jewels, plenty of calorie-laden sweets and snacks and (fingers crossed) a few hugs and handshakes if the deal is sealed.
What starts off as a small-scale search through a matrimonial website or a helpful comment from an over-zealous relative can snowball into such great proportions that by the time the prospective bride and groom meet, there are a hundred people involved in their meeting.
Contrary to popular belief, arranged marriages have even more depth analysis of your future spouse than any love marriage. Beg to differ? For example, our Western counterpart Lisa might know that boyfriend Ben has blue eyes, likes his coffee lukewarm and wears red boxers to bed. Well done Lisa.
But Lakshmi here will know her future husband Bharathan's salary and bank account details down to the last zero, whether there is any trace of diabetes or madness in his family for 3 generations and how much property she is due to inherit in the event of his death. Now let's see, which of that information is more useful during a life-long commitment. Hmmm...
So after the spy network, in the form of retired uncles and nosy aunts, have done their bit of sniffing up the dirt on the targeted family, and not so much as a speck of it has been found, then the interested family proceeds to approach the targets. The approach is usually negotiated by an individual acquainted to both parties. Photos are exchanged and scrutinized under the hawk-like eyes of the ladies. Sometimes the photo can lead to even more detailed spying.
"Is that shining patch on his forehead a sign of early balding or just a trick of the light?"
"Is the girl really that fair or have they done a good job with Photoshop?"
Next the fathers call each other up, beat about the bush, and finally bring up the original reason for calling. This is followed by both parties politely listening to the lofty details offered at the other end of the line. Details which they anyway knew, thanks to the investigators working diligently for this very cause.
A meeting date is fixed. As is the custom, the boy's family visits the girl's family, usually with two cars full of relatives. And I am not talking about the 2 in front and 3 behind seating arrangement the rest of the world follows.
The girl in question is decked from head to toe in jewellery and makeup. After all a head-to-toe inspection awaits her.
The guests are ushered into the living room. And keeping in sync, the girl is hurriedly ushered by an aunt or a cousin into a bedroom, where she must wait until her mother gives the cue. Here she passes her time making last minute adjustments to her hair.
The AC might be thoughtfully switched on so that her makeup doesn't smear and spoil the effect. Like a seasoned actress she makes her grand entry as soon as her mother calls her out.
Her entry is generally associated with a shift in the energy of the room. Appropriate 'aaahs' and 'ooohs' are murmured, quick 3-D analyses are performed and one or more adventurous cousins of the boy might nudge him playfully. Depending on the satisfaction levels from the 'viewing', the conversation becomes less strained. The guests start to snack more freely on the delicacies placed in front of them. The girl's mother ensures that all the guests are stuffed beyond permissible limits coaxing them with her 'Just one more…' line.
After a respectable time period of 'Just one more...'s and sly glances at the girl, the guests begin to rise.
This is the moment it all boils down to.
Was the Rs.200/ kg halwa, imported cashew nuts and the much recommended Gold Facial worth it? Did the boy's MBA aspirations and his mother's discrete (but visible) diamond set make an impact?
If the deal does get sealed, another round of sweets is introduced after which the two families proceed to the porch and linger there for a few minutes making small talk.
The girl and the boy might be made to shake hands or some totally unnecessary, unnatural gesture like that. Sometimes a quick ice breaker session is organised for the two in which they are huddled into a nearby bedroom. The bride and groom-to-be hardly get through the usual pleasantries before the mental alarms go off in their minds and each make a gesture to leave lest it be reason for the older womenfolk to 'tut-tut' later on.
A more daring groom might try his luck and request for the girl's mobile number amidst giggles from aunts who are really past the giggling age.
With all the food in their stomachs, squeezing back into the two cars proves to be quite a challenge for the leaving party. But nevertheless, the Indian spirit wins over and the task is accomplished with a few "ouches" and frayed dupattas. A dozen hands wave as the cars drive off and a dozen hands wave back from the porch.
The two sets of parents sigh with relief. The girl wonders if the boy had hairy arms or not? She didn't really notice while trying to be all coy. And the boy wonders if the girl had noticed that his hands were too hairy. He had been busy looking if her gums showed when she smiled.
Inside the exhausted but elated relatives gather around the half-eaten platters of food and begin to dissect how the 'Deal was Sealed'.


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"Between the Sheets" - a new romantic suspense novel by Genie Davis & Linda Marr is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, iTunes
Both women had successful writing careers on their own for a number of years. But along the way, they felt something was missing in all those hours they spent getting to do something as cool writing for a living. Something like – fun.
It's not as though they didn't like writing by themselves. Genie had already published a number of books including several award winning romantic suspense novels and a mystery. Linda came from the world of television where she'd written everything from comedy to reality to news. And they both knew a thing or two about romance, or at least they thought they did. So for two best friend writers who liked to talk romance it was just a small – albeit relatively work intensive -- step to actually writing about it.
A romantic suspense novel, to be exact.
The way they figured, with all the differences in the way men and women think, there was bound to be a little suspense to any romance. They just wanted to push the envelope a little -- to situations, and love interests, that were beyond what could happen to them in their everyday lives. It was just a simple matter of finding the right romantic story where in the end everything comes out all right. Meaning, of course, the way they want it to. As women and writers, Genie and Linda say -- what could be better?
Many of their friends, and a few total strangers, have asked them why they want to write together. After all, doesn't writing conjure up images of sitting alone in a room, an intense internal struggle raging inside the writer's head?
Genie and Linda admit they do struggle. They just do it loudly. Together. In fact, it can seem like they're having an awful time when in actuality they love the exchange, talking about what romance means to them, what sizzles, or what keeps them in suspense. They also love that when one of them is a little off, the other steps in.
The women say that what they are basically doing is telling each other stories; about their past, their hopes and dreams, other people's lives whose emotions reflect their own experiences. They also get to dish on the juicy stuff -- favorite romantic getaways, how they like the men in their lives to treat them, what turns them on. Yes, that means they are essentially gossiping, but its all in the service of telling a good story.
And isn't telling a good story and sharing feelings what friendship's all about? Genie and Linda both agree, whether they were writing together or not, they'd be sharing.
As Anais Nin famously said "Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born." When Genie and Linda write, they do just that.
The way they see it, friends take the ride that is life together, including the hard work and the discouragements;
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Inland Empire Tax Preparer Pleads Guilty to Filing False State Income Tax Returns
Released: February 20, 2009
An Upland tax preparer pleaded guilty Wednesday to four felony counts of filing false state income tax returns, the Franchise Tax Board (FTB) announced.
Jose A. Garcia, 29, owned and operated Mi Oficina Income Tax, a tax preparation business with several locations throughout the Inland Empire. According to court documents, Garcia prepared false personal state tax returns for tax years 2001 through 2004 and underreported his income for these years by more than $968,000. Garcia owes the state $310,369 representing the unpaid tax, penalties, interest, and the cost of the investigation.
Garcia's sentencing is scheduled for April 2 in Department S23 of the San Bernardino Superior Court. Full restitution is expected to be ordered with the $292,687 that was seized during a search of Garcia's offices being applied to his balance due.
San Bernardino County Superior Court Judge Michael Dest presided over the case. San Bernardino County Deputy District Attorney Melinda Spencer prosecuted the case.
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John Liddell, printmaker and teacher: born London 6 July 1924; married 1949 Joan Witchalls (two sons, one daughter); died Bournemouth, Dorset 11 December 2005.
John Liddell was an outstanding relief printmaker, draughtsman and teacher. His career upheld and extended into the modern era the arduous disciplines of woodblock and linocut printmaking. Inspired by the towering example of 20th-century British printmakers such as Edward Bawden, Eric Ravilious, Norman Janes and Douglas Percy Bliss - the last two teaching him at Hornsey School of Art - Liddell excelled in the depiction of architectural detail and of rural idylls in Dorset, Norfolk and north Devon.
A long and influential teaching career culminated in his running postgraduate teacher training at Bournemouth College of Art and, after retirement, in the establishment of the co-operative venture Poole Printmakers in Dorset.
He was born in Wood Green, north London, in 1924. While parental encouragement meant no moral blocks to artistic ambition, which first blossomed at grammar school and then Hornsey, Liddell's lower-middle-class background was blighted by misfortune. One of two brothers and two sisters, he was the only survivor. But a paternal grandmother from Romford, the Slade-trained Rosa Braithwaite, had been a notable Edwardian figure painter; and Liddell's father, a travelling salesman, broadened young John's horizons by taking him on business travels around the country, an experience that fostered Liddell's later taste for varying topographies and local architectural features.
At Hornsey Liddell studied illustration, design and printmaking for the National Diploma. He later recalled how watching Norman Janes and Douglas Percy Bliss engrave a woodblock "sowed the seeds of my interest in print-making". During the 1930s Bliss, with his friends Bawden and Ravilious, was part of a precocious student group at the Royal College of Art. The example of Bawden was thus indirectly transmitted; Liddell's printmaking would follow Bawden's interest in the peculiarities of vernacular architectural detail and natural structure. Like Bawden, Liddell married an artist who provided professional as well as personal companionship, his wife Joan studying textiles at Hornsey and later producing coloured prints distinguished by an Arts and Crafts decorative vigour.
He lived with his parents at Southgate during the Second World War, witnessing the London blitz at a safe though still visible remove. A bout of eczema excused him from military service though he became a part-timer with the fire service and painted murals for RAF canteens at Hendon.
Inspired by the neo-romanticism of Graham Sutherland, John Piper and John Minton, he made drawings at bombsites, the interest in ruins fulfilling contemporary realist as well as traditional picturesque criteria. He was reprimanded by authorities for sketching Georgian buildings in Hampstead. Although Europe and modernism were inaccessible until after the war Liddell learnt much from the V&A and the British Museum, and from lectures at the National Gallery.
After completing his Hornsey training with a teaching certificate, Liddell taught art first at a grammar school in Banbury, then in the junior wing of High Wycombe School of Art, then at Reading School where, as head of art, he introduced printmaking and built a kiln which led to a foray into ceramics.
He lived at Wallingford in Oxfordshire and started a family. In 1954 he moved to Bournemouth College of Art where, as head of education, his printmaking responded to the ancient and picturesque Dorset landscape. Despite their traditionalism, Liddell's drawings and prints were not produced in an art-historical vacuum; he took senior pupils to see the epochal 1951 Festival of Britain many times and his home was decorated with furniture and Milner Gray wallpapers that reflected new post-war trends in design. Later, in 1963, he encountered the basic design experiments of Harry Thubron, Tom Hudson and Terry Frost on a Byam Shaw course in London.
Liddell's prints were, however, probably at their sharpest when using time-honoured techniques and a single block in black ink. Among these were topographic studies of Lee and other north Devon villages (made while visiting his son Ben in Barnstaple), a series based on Norfolk churches and boats moored on the Norfolk Broads, and recurring studies of the historically diverse buildings along Poole Quay. These were masterpieces of detail wrought, with graphic ingenuity, from an inventive and expressive use of black and white pattern.
John Liddell enjoyed a congenial milieu at Bournemouth under the wood engraver Fred Courtney. The etcher Frank Dodman, the painter John Spencer and the draughtsman Ken Hatts became close colleagues. Nearby Poole had, during the inter-war period, hosted a kind of art colony where local artists like Leslie Ward, Eustace Nash and Percy Wise had associated with, and grouped around, the Poole-based painters Augustus John and Henry Lamb. The Poole and East Dorset Art Society and Bournemouth Arts Club were testimony to this activity. Liddell's contribution extended to film and amateur dramatics and he acted as film and slide-lecture projectionist at the college, supervising visiting lecturers such as David Hockney, Reg Butler, Claude Rogers and Alan Bowness.
Living in a large Edwardian house in Queens Park, Bournemouth - which he maintained for the rest of his life even during periods of teaching at North London Polytechnic or summers spent at a pair of thatched huts on stilts at Hicklin Broad, Norfolk - Liddell was a generous host. Students frequently lodged with the Liddells, thereby erasing the distinction between college and home life. After Bournemouth closed its education department, he taught at Southampton and, opting for early retirement in 1979, taught part-time on foundation studies in Bournemouth.
In 1991 Liddell founded Poole Printmakers. Located in an old warehouse near the Guildhall in the heart of old Poole, the workshop ran courses and provided old iron hand-presses for members - some friends, some students. Through the workshop he kept active to the end.
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Assessment Practices align with goals, context, learning activities and learning outcomes. [Assessment Principle 1.1]
This principle follows Biggs (2003) in regarding the goal of education being learners constructing their own knowledge, rather than being passive recipients of the knowledge created by others. Biggs considers that: 'what the learner has to do to create knowledge is the important thing' (Biggs, 2003). It follows, therefore, that what students are asked to do within the curriculum must align with what those designing the curriculum intend them to learn.
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Aims and Learning Outcomes: What do I want my students to learn, and how can I express my aims and learning outcomes clearly?
Teaching strategies/activities: How can I organise my teaching so that my students have the best chance of learning?
Assessment: How can I find out whether students have learnt what I hope they would learn?
Evaluation: How can I estimate the effectiveness of my unit, and use the information to enhance students' learning?
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- What do I want my students to be able to do?
Complete the sentence: As a result of successfully completing this unit students should be able to … (do what exactly?)
- What do I want my students to know?
Complete the sentence: As a result of successfully completing this unit students should know … (what exactly and more importantly how should they know it?)
- What do I want my students to appreciate / value?
Complete the sentence: As a result of successfully completing this unit students should adopt [what sort of stance towards the discipline, the world, themselves]… ; should appreciate /value …
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- In stating learning outcomes, try to focus on concepts and relations between them, not just procedures and facts.
- Think about the internal coherence of your learning outcomes. How do they build on each other? Do they move from simple to complex? Is there a logic?
- How do the learning outcomes indicate the kind of learning experience students will have in the unit?
- Think about not only what you want your student to know, but the kind of learners you want them to be.
4. Checklist for learning outcomes
Are the learning outcomes:
- Specific, precise, using active verbs
- Clear, unambiguous
- Measurable, demonstrable, achievable
How will you know they have been achieved?
Student should be able to actively demonstrate what they have achieved
- Manageable in number – usually around 2-10
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- 'Exchange rates and trade' – this states syllabus content only
- 'To acquire knowledge about exchange rates and trade' – this restates syllabus content by merely adding a verb
A better construction is:
- 'To explain the meaning and function of flexible and fixed exchange rates in relation to the concept of equilibrium'
ii. Vague, general outcomes unrelated to learning context:
- 'To become more critical of established theory'
- 'To become an independent learner'
A better construction is:
- 'Becoming committed to the advancement of learning within a medical community of scholars'
iii. Describing only observable behaviours:
- 'Carry out fluorescence microscopy'
- 'Able to produce correct responses to predictable questions in the target language
6. Communicating Learning Outcomes
Writing learning outcomes for a unit of study outline is a start, but it is equally important that they are communicated to the students, through, for example:
- Discussing the learning outcomes with students
- Illustrating them with examples
- Showing how they are assessed
- Returning to them regularly throughout the semester
- Involving students in writing learning outcomes
Click on exemplars below to see aims and related learning outcomes.
1. Classical Mechanics
This unit aims to build upon the ideas of motion, force and energy studies in grades 11 and 12. It focuses on Newton's three laws of motion in explaining the notion of objects in linear motion and rotational motion. It aims to show how Newton's Laws represent a revolution in the way motion was explained and understood. It lays the foundation for later studies such as relativistic mechanics (mechanics of the very fast) and quantum physics (mechanics of the very small).
Learning outcomes
By the end of this unit of study you should be able to:
- describe the motion of objects in terms of their position, velocity and acceleration
- apply Newton's three laws of motion to explain and understand the motion of objects undergoing uniform acceleration in translation and rotation
- use Newton's laws to solve relatively simple problems involving uniform motion in translation and rotation
- explain and understand how the two key conservation laws – conservation of momentum and conservation of energy – relate to Newton's Laws in translation and rotation
- explain the difference between kinetic (due to motion) and potential (due to position) energy and use the law of conservation of energy and the work-energy theorem to solve less simple problems
- use the laws of conservation of energy and momentum to solve more difficult problems, involving, for example, collisions
2. Teacher Education (Teaching Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Students)
This topic aims to assist students to teach Indigenous students in both rural and urban contexts by developing understanding of the issues in, and models of, contemporary Australian Indigenous education, to consider their own positions in relation to Indigenous peoples and to critically reflect upon the construction of education for Indigenous peoples.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this unit, students will be able to:
- Recognise the construction of 'race' as an historical and political movement
- Identify anti-racist education strategies
- Be able to demonstrate an understanding of the historiography of the Indigenous education movement
- Articulate a critical stance on issues and practices in Indigenous education
- Develop a range of strategies for teaching Indigenous students
Adapted from: http://www.flinders.edu.au/teach/t4l/cur_des/aimexamples.php#ethl
3. English
The unit has been designed to help you meet new requirements for your writing in university disciplines. Its aim is entirely practical: to increase your ability to write clear, accurate English. To achieve this aim, though, you'll need to learn some theoretical and analytic ideas about language itself, including grammatical concepts. We particularly want you to develop independent skills in editing and redrafting so that you can be confident about meeting writing requirements at university and in your professional work.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the unit, you should be able to:
- demonstrate awareness of the range of reading and writing tasks required for university studies
- structure, write and present academic essays and reports more successfully
- self-edit and redraft written work confidently
- identify basic elements of English grammar
- use grammatical knowledge reflectively in academic work
4. Work and Organisational Studies
This unit of study aims to provide students with an understanding of the ethical issues facing managers in contemporary organizations and the skills to identify and analyse the ethical implications of current organizational practices.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the unit of study students will:
- Be able to explain current interest in corporate social responsibility and business ethics
- Be able to demonstrate an understanding of major ethical frameworks, their relevance to work, management and organisations and be able to apply them to analyse problems
- Be familiar with key areas of interest to practitioners, policymakers and researchers
- Be able to articulate the ethical dilemmas facing managers in different organizational contexts
- Be able to critique major approaches to business ethics
- Be aware of, and be able to assess, current issues and trends in organisational ethics
5. Health care
The aim of this topic is to introduce students to a broad variety of contemporary ethical and legal issues emerging within the health care system, and to provide a framework for resolving problems as they apply to health service delivery.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this topic, students will be expected to be able to:
- Understand relevant ethical and legal concepts
- appreciate and articulate how these concepts and the theories that underpin them apply to the complex interrelationship between health care provider, consumer, the institution and the community
- explore the ethical and legal dimensions of their field of work within the health care system
- develop skills in ethical and legal reasoning in relation to various issues and problems at a beginning level
- articulate and express an ethical position.
- This resource, on writing learning outcomes, addresses the need to: be able to describe learning outcomes that our students can achieve and that are capable of being assessed. Learning outcomes are the specific intentions related to what students should know, understand or be able to do.


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This integrated set of music theory books is the only publication that combines sight and sound for the instruction of elementary harmony. The beginning student is taught to partwrite with skill and, above all, to hear what he/she has written. No other texts currently marketed offer this integration. The books have been refined in twenty-seven years of teaching and are proven to work on advanced high school and college level students. Text prices are based on an order of 5 or more books.
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