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Eight people have died after a van ran through a crowded junction and struck pedestrians in the western Japanese city of Kyoto today.
The driver was among the dead and another eight people were injured.
Rescue officials and witnesses said the driver ignored a traffic light in Gion, Kyoto's main geisha district, knocking over pedestrians and smashing into an electric pole before stopping.
The area was packed with tourists.
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The 30-year-old driver was the only one in the van, despite an earlier report by rescue officials who apparently mistook a pedestrian as a passenger.
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I joined a large group for dinner. There was confusion with the reservation made at another location. The waitstaff went above and beyond by accommodating our group. We closed the joint down, drinking sake and finishing our tasty sushi creations.
We went to Ai Sushi & Grill on a lark after having ridden by it several times. The food was okay and the service was adequate. The prices were also okay. Most everything I tasted was decent but the egg roll tasted like something you might buy out of the frozen case at the grocery store. They had toro that...
The hibachi was decent, but we felt the portions were a little small for the price. Also, for such a busy night (New Years Eve) they didn't have much wait staff, which delayed getting drinks refilled. Having tried Japanese restaurants all over the country, I'd have to rate our experience at Ai Sushi as average at best.
Deluxe Bento box was fresh, delightful and delicious. The restaurant is clean well-maintained and well lit. Service was very good and I will return for another sushi lunch.
I had the crazy spicy roll. It wasn't really spicy, but it was good and was a good-sized roll. The service was good and attentive and I was greeted promptly at the door. The hostess dropped by many times to check on me and engage me in conversation - very nice. I will go back before I head home!
I decided last minute that sushi sounded like a great lunch and decided that as this was the closest sushi location I would try it. I called in my order for two different rolls to a very friendly gentleman who told me it would be 15 minutes and then it would be ready. I got there about 2 minutes before...
My husband and I had lunch at Ai today. Food was very fresh and at great value. Greeted with a smile and excellent service. Must try if your in the area.
Not really, but that was some of the best sushi and sashimi I've had. Was greeted by not one, but two hostesses. Service was prompt. Sat at the sushi bar and glad I beat the lunch rush. The miso soup was average, the seaweed salad was excellent.
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Atmosphere could use improvement. Often pick up sushi to go, and it is delicious. There could be a wait at the dinner hour. I prefer AI to the other sushi restaurant in town.
This is the first time I visited this restaurant and I was afraid it would be the typical Asian restaurant, and I was right. We weren't greeted when we entered, had to seat ourselves, our server was average friendly-helpful, the dining room was typical, boring, oldish Asian decoration, the food was a bit pricey ($10.95 for a bowl of rice,...
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During The Clarion-Ledger's annual Dandy Dozen photoshoot, the top-12 high school football players in the state gave us a look into more than just their recruitment with our video profiles. In case you missed any of the videos, check out all 12 below.
Armani Linton, safety, Walnut
Walnut safety Armani Linton is one of three Class 2A players named to the 2014 Dandy Dozen. He discusses a one-on-one matchup vs. Louisville Dontea Jones, his Ole Miss commitment and more. (Video by Courtney Cronin/The Clarion-Ledger).
Cam Myers, athlete, Oak Grove
Oak Grove athlete Cam Myers relives his touchdown in the 2013 6A title game, says why he's compared to Percy Harvin, talks about his relationship with MSU's Tony Hughes and more. (Video by Courtney Cronin/The Clarion-Ledger).
Darrell Henderson, running back, South Panola
Darrell Henderson details the quality that allows him to be the most explosive running back in the state, South Panola's 6A title win in 2012 and back flips over Ole Miss commit Armani Linton. Literally. (Video by Courtney Cronin/The Clarion-Ledger).
Dontea Jones, wide receiver, Louisville
Louisville WR Dontea Jones talks about his 'It' factor, winning a state championship, details how to handle the recruiting process and who should have been named a Dandy Dozen. (Video by Courtney Cronin/The Clarion-Ledger).
Fletcher Adams, defensive lineman, Brandon
Brandon defensive tackle Fletcher Adams details a one-on-one matchup vs. former South Panola OL Deon Mix, a call he got from Nick Saban on Signing Day, his comparison to Zack Randolph and more. (Video by Courtney Cronin/The Clarion-Ledger).
Gabe Campbell, defensive lineman, Yazoo City
Yazoo City defensive lineman Gabe Campbell details his favorite HS football memory, what people don't know about the recruiting process, the hardest matchup he's faced & his love for fishing and hunting. (Video by Courtney Cronin/The Clarion-Ledger).
Jamal Peters, safety, Bassfield
Jamal Peters details his unique hair style and swagger, memories playing in back-to-back state championships, what Dan Mullen told him to do at Big Dawg Camp and who he's compared to at receiver and safety. (Video by Courtney Cronin/Clarion-Ledger).
Javon Patterson, offensive lineman, Petal
Javon Patterson talks about his favorite high school football rivarly, going one-on-one vs. Brandon's Fletcher Adams, how he handles the recruiting process and who he would name a Dandy Dozen. (Video by Courtney Cronin/The Clarion-Ledger).
Jay Johnson, wide receiver, Bruce
The first Dandy Dozen from Bruce, athlete Jay Johnson explains his 'It' factor, why he decided to flip from Mississippi State to Ole Miss and his goal to lead his team to a 2A state championship this year (Video by Courtney Cronin/The Clarion-Ledger)
Leo Lewis, linebacker, Brookhaven
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Malik Dear, athlete, Murrah
Murrah speedster Malik Dear discusses his versatility as an athlete, muscle gain this summer, the most difficult part of the recruiting process, what it would mean to beat Madison Central and more. (Video by Courtney Cronin/The Clarion-Ledger).
Tim Washington, athlete, Yazoo City
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2928 Corral Canyon Road
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Italian villa inspired by the village of Limano, designed by Brian Pinkett, Partner at Landry Design Group. The gated estate offers reclaimed Roman pan roof tiles, lime plaster exterior, natural clay interior walls, limestone floors, 12' to 22' high ceilings & custom European style doors & windows. 360° ocean, canyon & mtn views from all rooms this 4 bd 5 ba estate features a great-room for living/dining w/fireplace & 3 pair of 9' tall double doors leading to an outdoor covered loggia w/fireplace. Ocean View kitchen w/ 20' long butcher block island w/ Wolf, Miele & Sub-Zero appliances. Owner's suite w/fireplace & spa-like bath w/ Italian tile & book-matched slab walk-in shower. 3 additional en-suite bdrms, office & 3-car garage. The resort-style grounds are great for entertaining w/ pool/spa, fire pit & large yard. On one of the most sought after knolls in Malibu, you can see the Queen's necklace from Pt Dume to Palos Verdes, Catalina Island & beyond. Includes APN 4457-013-072. Co-listed with Chris Cortazzo at Coldwell Banker.
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Abscisic acid (ABA) is a central stress hormone in Arabidopsis that mediates rapid cellular responses, down- regulates cell proliferation and causes cell cycle arrest. Early signal transduction networks that down-regulate cell proliferation are of key importance for controlling mitogenesis and their mis-regulation is linked to many human diseases. The long-term goal of this research is to achieve a new and quantitative understanding of the network of events that mediate early abscisic acid signaling in the potent Arabidopsis guard cell system. We will characterize newly identified key cellular signaling mechanisms hypothesized to control the recently revealed early ABA receptor signaling core consisting of ABA receptors, PP2C protein phosphatases and SnRK2 &calcium (Ca2+)-dependent protein kinases, which mediate downstream ABA signaling.
Specific Aims : I. Regulatory proteins of eukaryotic PP2Cs and ABA receptor interactors are not well-understood. We will characterize the functions of a newly identified proposed early receptor-PP2C control loop that can counteract monomeric ABA receptor-induced ligand-free "leaky" PP2C signaling. This includes the PP2C interacting and regulating ROP10 &11, ABA receptor-interacting GDP/GTP exchange factor 1 and the OST1 protein kinase. II. How the universal second messenger Ca2+ mediates specific responses in eukaryotic cells is a key question in cell signaling research and disease. Our recent results point to a "Ca2+ sensitivity priming" mechanism, in which ABA primes Ca2+ sensors switching them from an inactivated Ca2+-insensitive state to a Ca2+-responsive "primed" state. Priming enables a specific Ca2+ response and this novel mechanism may be used by diverse eukaryotic Ca2+-signaling pathways. We will investigate the hypothesis that the PP2Cs directly inactivate the Ca2+-dependent kinase CPK6. In addition, cross-regulation of CPK6 and the OST1 protein kinase in ABA activation of SLAC1 anion channels will be investigated. We will identify the ABA-induced Ca2+ specificity signaling mechanisms using biochemical and dynamic in vivo cell signaling analyses and via parallel functional analyses of the reconstituted multi-component ABA signalosome in Xenopus oocytes. III. In a new chemical genetics screen of 9600 compounds, we have identified a small molecule "DFPM" that down-regulates ABA signaling. DFPM activates intracellular effector-triggered signaling and thereby rapidly (<3 min) deactivates ABA responses at the level of Ca2+ signaling in guard cells. New chemical genetic mutants showing strong insensitivity to DFPM-regulated ABA/Ca2+ signaling have been isolated. Selected mutants and the underlying mechanisms will be characterized to elucidate new elements and mechanisms mediating DFPM-induced rapid interference with ABA/Ca2+ signaling. This research will result in a new understanding of PP2C regulation and Ca2+ specificity signaling mechanisms, which are fundamental to numerous cell signaling processes and disease states, and will reveal novel mechanisms by which newly identified ABA receptors and regulation mechanisms control ABA signaling.
A fundamental question in cell signaling research is how the universal second messenger Ca2+ mediates specific responses in eukaryotic cells. Furthermore, type 2C protein phosphatases (PP2Cs) play central roles in human disease, but PP2C interactors that regulate catalytic PP2C activity are largely unknown. This research project will make use of a well-developed model system to substantially advance the understanding of the mechanisms mediating specificity in Ca2+ signaling and PP2C regulation, processes that are fundamental to numerous cell signaling pathways and are misregulated in human diseases.
|Engineer, Cawas B; Ghassemian, Majid; Anderson, Jeffrey C et al. (2014) Carbonic anhydrases, EPF2 and a novel protease mediate CO2 control of stomatal development. Nature 513:246-50
|Waadt, Rainer; Schlucking, Kathrin; Schroeder, Julian I et al. (2014) Protein fragment bimolecular fluorescence complementation analyses for the in vivo study of protein-protein interactions and cellular protein complex localizations. Methods Mol Biol 1062:629-58
|Bu, Qingyun; Lv, Tianxiao; Shen, Hui et al. (2014) Regulation of drought tolerance by the F-box protein MAX2 in arabidopsis. Plant Physiol 164:424-39
|Cabeza, Ricardo; Koester, Beke; Liese, Rebecca et al. (2014) An RNA sequencing transcriptome analysis reveals novel insights into molecular aspects of the nitrate impact on the nodule activity of Medicago truncatula. Plant Physiol 164:400-11
|Khanna, Rajnish; Li, Junlin; Tseng, Tong-Seung et al. (2014) COP1 jointly modulates cytoskeletal processes and electrophysiological responses required for stomatal closure. Mol Plant 7:1441-54
|Wang, Yong-Fei; Munemasa, Shintaro; Nishimura, Noriyuki et al. (2013) Identification of cyclic GMP-activated nonselective Ca2+-permeable cation channels and associated CNGC5 and CNGC6 genes in Arabidopsis guard cells. Plant Physiol 163:578-90
|Merilo, Ebe; Laanemets, Kristiina; Hu, Honghong et al. (2013) PYR/RCAR receptors contribute to ozone-, reduced air humidity-, darkness-, and CO2-induced stomatal regulation. Plant Physiol 162:1652-68
|Schroeder, Julian I; Delhaize, Emmanuel; Frommer, Wolf B et al. (2013) Using membrane transporters to improve crops for sustainable food production. Nature 497:60-6
|Laanemets, Kristiina; Wang, Yong-Fei; Lindgren, Ove et al. (2013) Mutations in the SLAC1 anion channel slow stomatal opening and severely reduce K+ uptake channel activity via enhanced cytosolic [Ca2+] and increased Ca2+ sensitivity of K+ uptake channels. New Phytol 197:88-98
|Negi, Juntaro; Moriwaki, Kosuke; Konishi, Mineko et al. (2013) A Dof transcription factor, SCAP1, is essential for the development of functional stomata in Arabidopsis. Curr Biol 23:479-84
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Govt sells 1.63% in L&T held through SUUTI, raises Rs 2,100 croreThe government today raised Rs 2,100 crore through sale of 1.63 percent stake in Larsen & Toubro (L&T) held through Specified Undertaking of the Unit Trust of India (SUUTI).
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I've been bumbling in dreamland
Tottering along
Loving the signs and symbols
Absorbing all the songs.
There's always extra meaning,
In every event,
Every conversation, every sunset.
Expectation! Hope is never spent.
There's a poem for every occasion
Filtering love complete
With gorgeous lines and metaphors
To the rhythm of: Heart Beat.
The beauty of my imagination,
My quiet space;
Decorated with light and love,
Overflowing faith, hope and grace.
Now the real world is yelling:
"Leave your escape.
You can't live there forever you know!
Take tablets for the heartache."
I put the tablet back in its box;
Nice and slow;
I'm just not ready yet,
To let the love go.
And the world whispers,
Softly in my ear:
"Why are you torturing yourself?
You're worth so much more my dear."
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Backup website on VPS & fix database
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I have a website on a VPS which has developed a database error. In order to fix this I am required to move the site to a new VPS, first having backed-up the existing database. The existing VPS has NO CONTROL PANEL which requires you to backup all data using SSH.
As soon as I hire you, I will instruct the hosting company to create the new VPS AFTER you have backed up the existing data to your local machine.
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inMotion Wireless is leading the private-sector participation in railway infrastructure projects. We believe that a purpose built trackside network is the only way to meet coverage and bandwidth requirements that can enable revolutionary, next-generation railway applications and passenger entertainment. We create public-private partnerships (PPPs) with rail operating companies to provide advanced wireless infrastructure, Wi-Fi and fiber technology solutions along the track-side.
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Please find the weights of 1700 solar products and insert into the attached excel spreadsheet. Also the weight of these products must be entered in pounds
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Three schoolgirls who have been excluded from class after they shaved their heads for charity say they were branded "pathetic" by one teacher.
Kiera Thomas, Gemma Wright and Macey Daden had the breast cancer ribbon shaved onto the side of their heads to raise money for Cancer Research UK after both Keira and Gemma lost family members to the disease. Despite some of the teachers at St Leonards Academy in Sussex donating to the cause, they have since been removed from class. The girls, who raised £800, were told by their head of year: "It's a pathetic way to raise money", according to the BBC.
Kiera Thomas, Gemma Wright and Macey Daden show off their shaved heads
Kiera's mother, Susan, told the Mail: "She was put into isolation from the rest of her class and told she couldn't go into any class until her hair was covered. She came home in tears."
One of the girls' parents has now set up a Facebook page, which already has more than 1,100 likes, petitioning the school not to force the girls to cover their heads. On alumnus of the school writes: "I used to go to St Leonards Academy 2 Years ago. You should be proud of yourselves girls! Stick up for what you believe in and don't let them tell you anything different!"
Jenny Jones, principal of the school in St Leonards on Sea, Sussex, said: "While we applaud these girls for their efforts for charity, we have rules regarding dress and appearance which apply to all our students."
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Following on from the IMF the OECD, the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation & Development has just released its latest round of global forecasts regarding economic growth. Since its last report in November there have been several significant factors which have affected potential Global growth, and this has been acknowledged in the latest estimates.
Starting as a whole, the OECD see's worldwide growth at 3.4% for 2014, down slightly on their previous forecast of 3.6% six months ago. This downturn is seen mainly due to emerging economies not performing as well as expected. They still see a growth of 3.9% for 2015.
Breaking down the data to regions the OECD see's China's economy expanding, but by a reduced amount that seems to mirror that of the IMF. Previously at 8.2% for 2014 they now forecast a growth of 7.4%. In the US projections are down as well. 2014 was expected to see growth of 2.9% however due to the poor weather and the shutdown of the local government earlier this year, this has been reduced to 2.6%. In Europe only a small increase is predicted. Previously pegged at 1% they now expect a modest increase of 1.2% for the entire EU, this increase was mainly put down to the strength of the UK economy and its flexible monetary policy which see's its growth predicted to increase by 3.2% as opposed to the 2.4% quoted in November. They have also increased the outlook for 2015 to 2.7% from 2.5%. They also suggested that the ECB would be wise to consider a FED Reserve style bond buying program which has already been hinted at by Mario Draghi last month.
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Nikkei 114,086.07 -2.57% SSE Comp. 2,028.04 +0.03%
Hang Seng 21,716.71 -1.18% ASX 5,419.10 -0.80%
European Markets opened lower this morning after a poor showing in Asia and the selloff in the US. There are a mixed bag of earnings reports across the continent and although strong economic data and a positive outlook from the OECD should help reverse yesterdays drop the European indexes will be just as nervous as the Asian markets with regards to how Russia will look to deal with the growing violence in the Ukraine. The last few days have seen the most casualties in the east of the country and concerns are that as the local government looks to show its resolve by sending in the troops, Moscow will look to protect its interests in the region and retaliate with its own military. It appears threats of sanctions may have to take a back seat should the situation escalate further.
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Once again there was positive data out of the US as they reported on the March deficit and import export data. The March deficit was down to $40.4bn, a 3.6% drop from the $41.9bn seen in February. This was mainly due to increases in both imports and exports after the they returned to normality after the severe weather seen earlier in the year. With exports up $3.9bn on February and imports up $2.5bn the contraction is seen to solidify the continued reports of an improving economy and will no doubt be mentioned in Ms. Yellen's speech later today. Despite the positive news earnings from ING pulled down financials and Twitter stock dropped over 17% helping drag down the technology sector. The main indexes in the US still managed to hold onto gains for the month and if they can stave off the profit taking today should be back into the green by close of business.
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One of the interesting facts about his expedition is that several years later, wreckage from the Jeannette was discovered on the American side of the Arctic Ocean. This led Nansen to hypothesize that the sea-ice was in constant motion from the Siberian coast to the American coast. It was to test this hypothesis that the "Fram" expedition was mounted.--APRCooper 20:51, 13 June 2007 (UTC)
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The contention that the Corwin and Rodgers efforts were "ill-planned" needs specific citation and IMO some qualification. Their scope was necessarily limited but the execution [except of course for losing the Rodgers to fire in the middle of a Siberian winterDankarl (talk) 13:58, 4 September 2009 (UTC)] was pretty good. They established that the Jeanette had been seen, in good condition; that she had not landed parties on Herald or Wrangell Island; and that no survivors had come ashore within reach of their shore searches.Dankarl (talk) 15:01, 28 July 2009 (UTC)
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What does this article have to do with Alaska?Dankarl (talk) 13:40, 4 September 2009 (UTC)
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UPDATE -- Well it turns out wishing it away can work. The administration just announced earlier this evening (7/2/13) that the penalties on employers discussed below are delayed for a year (from 2014 to 2015). Wow. This is actually one of a series of provisions in the Affordable Care Act that have been delayed (example, exchanges for Small Businesses). Its unclear whether employers will still have the burdens of reporting that are related to the employment penalties -- and also as it relates to the the credits for employees to purchase insurance in the exchanges. Also -- will the penalties for employees who don't have health insurance be delayed for a year as well -- given that the employer penalty is delayed? I feel there is another shoe being untied in preparation of dropping . . .
It's here. Covering your ears and wishing it away hasn't worked – the health care exchanges are slated to be open starting this October 1st, 2013. The Affordable Care Act (ACA)(aka Obamacare) is going to start in 2014 having a wide impact on businesses -- and businesses need to be thinking now about how they are going to deal with the new administrative and tax/penalty burdens. NOTE: these penalties discussed apply not only to businesses but also broadly to all employers – including government entities (federal, state, local or Indian Tribal government) as well as nonprofit organizations (even those exempt from federal income taxes).
I want to focus in this article on one key aspect for business – what happens to businesses that do and do not provide insurance for their employees. NOTE: Helping me immeasurably in this analysis is the invaluable work of the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation in a recent report on implementation of the ACA as well as a report by the Congressional Research Service on employer penalties under the ACA. For those who want to know more detail – this is where to start.
50 Is The Number
Today's number is 50. A business that has 50 or fewer full-time employees is not subject to a penalty for failing to provide affordable health insurance to its employees. So, now the questions – what is "full-time?" – full-time is defined as working thirty-hours a week (or more) on average during a one-month period.
In determining whether you hit the 50 plus mark -- employers do not count seasonal workers (think Christmas, Summer, etc.) who work for less than 120 days during the year. However, part-time (non-seasonal) workers are counted up on an aggregate basis to determine whether the 50 full-time threshold is crossed (in general, dividing aggregate hours worked – if paid hourly -- by 120).
A key to understand – while part-time employees count toward whether an employer is over 50 – part-time employees do not count for purposes of the penalties discussed below. For example, you could have an employer meet the 50-plus employee threshold thanks to it employing part-time employees -- but the employer does not have to pay any penalties for failing to provide insurance for those part-time employees.
Do independent contractors or rented employees (example Kelly Services) count for the 50? No. However, this may come as a surprise that you aren't the first business that has thought of the idea of having workers be independent contractors to avoid the penalties. The IRS is quite alive to this issue and we spend a lot of time at alliantgroup defending businesses who are in the soup with the IRS on independent contractor issues (best advice: get your ducks in order before the IRS comes knocking).
Lastly, there is a controlled group test. In a nutshell – you can't divide up your business into separate entities (but keeping common ownership) as a workaround for avoiding the 50 person employee limit. NOTE: while beyond this short piece, in brief, you can treat each entity separately for purposes of the penalties imposed that are discussed further below.
You Are Over 50 Full-Time Employees
One question – do you provide health insurance to those full-time employees?
No. If the answer is no, you are not providing health insurance, the response under the ACA is straightforward – get out your checkbook and write a $2000 penalty (to be indexed to the rise of health insurance costs annually starting after 2014) for each full-time employee (minus your first thirty employees). For example, you have one hundred full-time employees, you do not provide insurance, 100 – 30 = 70; 70 x 2k is $140,000. Mail to the IRS a check made out to the U.S. Treasury for $140,000. NOTE: the penalty is triggered when at least one employee gets a tax credit or government assistance in obtaining health care – which would seem to be a speed-bump in most cases.
Yes, you are providing insurance to your full-time employees (or at least some of your employees). Perhaps counterintuitive, the ACA is more burdensome for employers who do provide insurance to their employees – let me introduce you to Dante's Virgil who will be your guide to the two circles of hell -- "affordable" and "adequate".
First, is the insurance you are providing affordable? Affordable is defined as costing no more than 9.5% of the employee's household income. What is household income? Household income includes not only the employee's earnings (wages, tips and other compensation) but also the earnings of the spouse and dependents living in the same household who are required to file an income tax return. The earnings include foreign income as well as tax-exempt interest. The problem – employers won't have access to the information on an employee's household income.
In response, the regulations have created three safe harbors for employers. Employers meet the affordable test if the insurance costs less than 9.5% of the employee's W-2 wages for that year (not really a big help, but ok). The second safe harbor is if its 9.5% of an employee's hourly wages multiplied by 130. Finally, if the insurance costs are less than 9.5% of the federal poverty level for one person.


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The winner will be revealed at a swanky ceremony in May, hosted by Michelle Mone, the lingerie entrepreneur, on behalf of the recruitment consultancy. We feel duty-bound to protest, however, in these politically correct times – and particularly given the fuss over the shortage of women on the boards of big British companies – that only one man has made it to the last 16.
John Lewis shares mothers' joy
So much for the high street slowdown, which has claimed victims ranging from Halfords to Carpetright in the past few days. Department store group John Lewis said yesterday that last week was its best of the year so far, with shoppers persuaded to open their wallets a little wider by the combination of decent weather and Mothering Sunday. Looks like unlucky mums didn't get carpets or bikes this year.
Tory MP goes off-message on banks
Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom clearly isn't as concerned as the Chancellor and other senior Tories about the prospect of banks quitting the UK if the proposals made on Monday by the Independent Commission on Banking are not to their liking. "One or two of them might change their corporate headquarters for tax purposes but if they do go we probably won't even notice," Leadsom, who serves on the Treasury Select Committee, told Reuters yesterday. "There won't be a great outflow of workers and Canary Wharf won't turn into a ghost town."
The real must-see sports fixtures
Turn off the Masters and forget the Grand National. For those in the know, the top sporting event of the weekend is taking place at the Bank of England Sports Centre in south-west London. Teams of financial journalists take on teams of financial PRs in the annual Hacks v Flaks football andnetball grudge matches. The weather, if not the fancy footwork, promises to be scorching, and it's all for a great cause, the disability charity Remap. Feel free to come along and cheer the Hacks on to victory.
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U-M Picks Up CSCAA Team, Individual Scholar All-America Honors
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• Two-time NCAA All-America Honorable Mention (2016: 200-yard Freestyle Relay; 2014: 200-yard Medley Relay)
• All-Big Ten (2015: Second Team)
• Two-time Academic All-Big Ten (2015-16)
• U-M Athletic Academic Achievement (2016)
• CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention (2015)
Senior (2016-17)
• Big Ten Championships (Feb. 15-18): Finished 21st in the 100-yard Freestyle (50.20), 23rd in the 100-yard Backstroke (54.83) and 25th in the 50-yard Freestyle (23.03).
• Ohio State (Jan. 27): Finished 4th in the 50-yard Freestyle (23.44).
• Indiana (Jan. 13): Finished 3rd in the 50-yard Freestyle (23.85).
• UGA Fall Invitational (Dec. 2-4): Finished 31st in the 50-yard Freestyle (23.40).
Junior (2015-16)
• NCAA All-America Honorable Mention (200-yard Freestyle Relay)
• Academic All-Big Ten
• U-M Athletic Academic Achievement
• NCAA Championships (March 16-19): Relay alternate. Swam on 200-yard Freestyle Relay.
• Big Ten Championships (Feb. 17-20): Finished 19th in the 50-yard Freestyle (22.98), 21st in the 100-yard Freestyle (50.10) and 22nd in the 100-yard Backstroke (55.04).
• Finished 46th in the 50-meter Freestyle (26.42) and 59th in the 100-meter Freestyle (57.71) at AT&T Winter Nationals (Dec. 3-5).
Sophomore (2014-15)
• All-Big Ten (Second Team)
• CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention
• NCAA Championships (March 19-21): Relay alternate. Swam on three relays.
• Big Ten Championships (Feb. 18-21): Finished 9th in the 50-yard Freestyle (22.69), 19th in the 100-yard Freestyle (49.97) and 33rd in the 100-yard Backstroke (55.75).
Freshman (2013-14)
• NCAA All-America Honorable Mention (200-yard Medley Relay)
• NCAA Championships (March 20-22): Relay alternate. Swam on two relays.
• Big Ten Championships (Feb. 19-22): Finished 21st in the 100-yard Freestyle, 26th in the 50-yard Freestyle and 27th in the 100-yard Backstroke.
• Made collegiate debut vs. Iowa (Sept. 27).
• High School: Saline (2013)
• 10-time All-American.
• Two-time team captain and two-time Team MVP.
• Held four school records (two individual, two relay).
• Club: Club Wolverine
• Full Name: Madeline Jane Frost
• Birthday: Dec. 10, 1994
• Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts
• Major: Screen Arts & Cultures
• Sister, Carrie, played water polo at Michigan (2006-09).
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Forget what you may have heard in the past; dermatologists have new advice to help protect your skin from the harsh, dry elements of summer.
Recent research has revealed ways to make your daily sun protection habits even more effective, but unfortunately, many doctors don't talk to patients about such advice. When Wake Forest School of Medicine researchers recently analyzed 21 years of doctor-visit data, for example, they found that physicians discussed sunscreen in fewer than 1 percent of all appointments. We asked our trusted dermatologist colleagues to share their cutting-edge tips for healthier and younger-looking skin.
Old advice: Use a shot glass's worth of sunscreen to cover your body.
New Rule: Use the house-painting rule: Apply two coats. Who pours sunscreen into a shot glass, anyway? It's no wonder we're notorious for using too little. Research shows that most people apply only 25 to 50 percent of the amount used in testing, which results in an SPF that's about one third of the one indicated on the label. For better coverage, follow the advice of Steven Wang, MD, director of dermatologic surgery and dermatology for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Basking Ridge, New Jersey: "With the first coat, you don't put on enough or apply it evenly," he says. "A second coat can fix inadequate application and distribution."
Old advice: SPF 15 is perfectly fine.
New rule: SPF 50 offers significantly better protection, especially over time. Dr. Wang explains that a sunscreen with SPF 15 allows 7 percent of UVB rays to be transmitted to your skin, while one with SPF 50 permits 2 percent of rays to pass through. This means that an SPF 15 sunscreen allows more than three times as many UVB rays as SPF 50, which makes a big difference when you consider cumulative exposure over months, years, and decades.
Old advice: It's most important to slather on sunscreen at the beach.
New rule: Applying every day is crucial too. "It's not just typical 'weekend warrior' activities that lead to sun damage," says Ranella Hirsch, MD, a dermatologist in Boston.
"Everyday activities like driving and other short, regular exposures contribute significantly." Dartmouth researchers found that cumulative sun exposure contributed more to nonmelanoma skin cancer and signs of skin aging than sporadic damage (like that burn you got on your annual Florida getaway). This is why it's so important to apply sunscreen every morning as a habit. Add it to a routine you already have, such as shaving or applying makeup.
Old advice: Wear sunglasses.
New Rule: Make them wraparound, and wear a broad-brimmed hat. Smaller lenses or ones that aren't a close fit can let through up to 44 percent of UV rays, an American Journal of Public Health study discovered. In a Japanese study, even when sunglasses protected well from the front, UV light still got in through the sides, leading reviewers to recommend wraparound sunglasses or ones with side shields. The hat will protect eyes from UV rays even more.
Old advice: Worry about sun exposure during the hours of 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
New Rule: Early mornings and late afternoons can be dangerous too. Yes, UV rays are most damaging to your skin around midday. But a recent study found that long-term exposure of the eye to UV rays—which can cause eyelid cancers as well as cataracts and other eye conditions—occurs early (8 a.m. to 10 a.m.) and late (2 p.m. to 4 p.m.), when the sun's rays are more parallel to the eye. Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes and the skin around them, even if it's not super sunny.
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