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Well the "family" vacation is over and I must say that the frau and I had a good time visiting with the Texas side of the family in Niagara Falls, ON and our subsequent trip to upstate New York. One of the highlights for me on this part of the trip was seeing the sight of the "Miracle on Ice" in Lake Placid, NY.
Now on to the motorcycle part of the summer. My new tires arrived today and tomorrow I will be mounting them on my GS. I will leave Friday for the Blue Ridge Motorcycle Camp in Cruso, NC and then on to the Riders of Knoxville Rally in Del Rio, TN. On Wednesday of next week I will ride to the BMWMOA National in Gray, TN and from there to a state park in West Virginia to rest up and get ready for the BMWRA National. From there I will either head to the Outer Banks of North Carolina or possibly ride the Natchez Trace in Tennessee and Mississippi.
I will NOT be taking the laptop with me as I want to get away from email and most other electonic media on this trip. But, look for a full ride report once I get back. As you know, I like to name my trips (Long Way Round, Solo to the Circle, etc.). This trip will be called Expedition Southeast because I will be riding over much of the Southeastern US. Check back the first week in August!


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Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Little steps
Sunday, November 27, 2005
Thanksgiving 2005
Jerry carved the turkey. Ori enjoyed it!
Tuesday, November 01, 2005
My favorite pictures
A Life Reborin
Just my two favorite pictures of my children... for pity's sake, can't a mama brag just a LITTLE!?
Hallowe'en 2005
He loved going door to door, loved the leaves, loved the candy wrappers! Beca was Hermione and had a great time trick or treating with Natalie again this year. Jerry made an impressive Sumo dude, and I enjoyed being Minerva McGonagall. The weather was amazing, the colors fabulous, the neighbors warm and giving and it was overall a wonderful Hallowe'en this year. Orin REALLY loved playing with all the loot!
Jerry turned 54 on the 30th, and had a very nice dinner here with my parents in attendence. It was a nice gathering. He seems older...we are going to try some new approaches to keeping healthy and clean. I am going to get him an air cleaner for chrismakwanznakuh, to keep the air in the house cleaner from dust. Also a mattress cover that will keep out mites and stuff. I'm really wanting to get him onto some vitamins (just something to strengthen his immune system while we get the laundry/dish/air stuff worked on) but he is not very reliable about taking them. sigh. Well, hopefully he'll be feeling good when he gets back from Rochester, where he's planting some new trees and presenting awards to citizens who have really contributed a lot to the pest management world. It would be awesome to have him healthy for a while :-)

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Martin Marietta
March 4, 1992
ARMY OFFICIALS are in Orlando this week searching for a hotel to lease as a rest and recreation facility that would serve all branches of the armed forces and the National Guard. Maj. Barbara Goodno, an Army spokeswoman, would not say how many hotel owners have approached Army officials or which hotels may be on the short list.
12 dead in Fort Hood shooting
By Julian E. Barnes, Josh Meyer and Kate Linthicum, Tribune Newspapers
November 6, 2009
WASHINGTON - In an act of violence that sent shock waves through the American military establishment and raised questions about base security, an Army psychiatrist armed with two handguns opened fire Thursday afternoon on the grounds of Fort Hood, Texas, military officials said. Twelve people were killed and 31 injured. One suspect was in custody. The base, home to about 70,000 soldiers and their families, was locked down. Army officials, including Lt. Gen. Robert Cone, the base commander at Fort Hood, identified the attacker as Nidal Malik Hasan, 39, a majorwho recently had been promoted from captain and worked at Darnall Army Medical Center, Fort Hood's hospital.
Army Identifies All Gander Crash Victims
By New York Times
February 25, 1986
The Army has identified the remains of all 248 soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division killed in an air crash in Newfoundland last December, so there is no need for a group burial, Army officials said Monday.Some officials said in early January, after military pathologists and dentists had been able to identify only 113 victims, that the Army was considering a group military burial of those who could not be identified.Over the past weekend, however, the last bodies were identified, the officials said.
Salvation Army sends out SOS
By Ramsey Campbell, Sentinel Staff Writer
May 28, 2007
February's deadly tornadoes and the recent brush fires have had a lingering effect on the Lake & Sumter County Salvation Army and its ability to help the poor this summer. The Salvation Army's reserves were drained after the organization assisted tornado victims in north Lake County and aided firefighters battling widespread brush fires this spring. The organization feeds the poor and needy, provides emergency clothing and shelter and offers counseling. The group also provides meals for firefighters and other workers in times of emergency.
Black Sergeants Accuse Army Of 'Sexual Witch Hunt'
April 1, 1997
High-ranking Army officials pressured the military to overstate the charges against a former drill sergeant accused of rape at the Aberdeen Proving Ground, his defense lawyer said Monday. And as pretrial hearings began in the court martial of staff Sgt. Delmar Simpson, other black Army sergeants held a news conference wearing pillow cases over their heads, alleging that a ''sexual witch hunt'' is under way. Army officials' stated policy of ''zero tolerance'' for sexual misconduct led post commanders to bring unreasonably serious charges against Simpson, his lawyer said.
Honduras Calls Out Army In 8 Cities To Fight Crime
September 14, 1996
Thousands of army troops were deployed on city streets throughout Honduras Friday to help the government fight a growing crime wave, military officials said. Army officials said 2,000 troops hit the streets in eight cities, including the capital, Tegucigalpa. Officials say bank robberies, kidnappings, muggings and other crimes are becoming more common.
Indian Troops Remove Mines
July 5, 2002
JAMMU, India -- India's army has started removing mines from sections of its border with Pakistan in a further sign that tensions over disputed Kashmir were easing between the nuclear-armed neighbors, army officials said Thursday. Mines were strewn across 173,000 acres of the frontier that divides Kashmir between the South Asian rivals as part of a troop buildup in December, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Soldier's Anger Prompted Gunshot Deaths, Army Says
March 5, 1995
A soldier was angry over a dispute with his supervisor when he started randomly firing a shotgun in a barracks, killing one soldier and wounding another before killing himself, Army officials say. The unidentified supervisor, who wasn't shot, tried to warn other soldiers of the danger before the shootings Thursday afternoon, said Sgt. Greg Binford. The gunman's name was withheld while relatives were being notified.
Accused Gi Says He Shot By Rules Of War
By Washington Post
April 13, 1990
An Army sergeant charged with murdering a Panamanian during last December's invasion has asserted that he was not culpable of a crime because he acted within wartime rules of engagement after a grenade attack on a U.S. security checkpoint where he was stationed for duty, his civilian lawyer said on Thursday.Senior Army officials also said Thursday that in at least two other fatal shootings of Panamanians by U.S. soldiers during the military operation, the soldiers have been cleared of any criminal wrongdoing by U.S. Army investigators, who determined they acted within the rules of engagement, senior Army officials said Thursday.
Publication Speculates On Fort Riley Deactivation
February 27, 1994
Reports that the 1st Infantry Division of Fort Riley was on a deactivation list under military-trimming plans were denied by Army officials. The Army Times, a private publication, speculated in its Feb. 28 issue that the division was a prime candidate for disbanding under a White House proposal. The budget-cutting push would take the Army from its current 14 divisions to 10 by the end of the decade. ''No decisions have been made in the Army as to what types or which units would make up a 10-division force,'' said Harvey Perritt, Army chief of media inquiries.
News At A Glance
April 5, 2007
Heavily armed gunmen on Wednesday abducted 22 Shiite shepherds who had wandered into a dangerous Sunni area west of Baghdad, and six power-plant workers were gunned down in northern Iraq. Iraq's top corruption fighter said that $8 billion in government money had been wasted or stolen during the past three years and said he had been threatened with death after opening an investigation into Oil Ministry employees. Iraqi troops will take charge of security this month in southern Iraq's Maysan province, a region that had been under the control of British forces, the government said.
Tears flow at hearing on veterans' medical care
By Michael Luo, the New York Times
March 6, 2007
WASHINGTON -- Members of Congress heard wrenching testimony Monday from wounded soldiers treated at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and contrite promises from top Army officials to correct the conditions there. Two generals who had commanded Walter Reed, a premier military hospital in Washington, accepted responsibility for the situation faced by some wounded troops, including poor housing, neglect and a hopelessly complicated bureaucratic maze. The Army officials said they were working to address the problems at Walter Reed and were examining the situation at other medical centers.
At holiday feeding, charity gets fed up
By Erika Hobbs, Sentinel Staff Writer
November 24, 2006
Howie Handsel hoped to lend Orlando's poor a helping hand but got the boot instead. The former television reporter from Miami vowed to spend the day feeding the homeless and documenting the plight of the indigent and the kindness of volunteers at the Salvation Army's annual Thanksgiving dinner to inspire others through his personal Web site. But after Handsel hammed it up for news crews, and turned his own camera on himself and a few diners and volunteers, disgusted Salvation Army officials asked Orange County deputy sheriffs to escort him to his Chevy Tahoe.
Tragedy, empathy propel veteran's return to war zone
By Sandra Pedicini, Sentinel Staff Writer
November 16, 2006
Dennis McCool has children the same age as many U.S. soldiers serving and dying in Iraq. But knowing the pain of losing a son in a car accident, he hopes to keep other parents from losing sons and daughters in battle. So, more than 40 years since he was originally drafted into military service, McCool is once again donning his Army combat uniform. This time, he's going to the Middle East. Three days after Thanksgiving, McCool will travel to Fort Benning, Ga., for training. After a stop at Fort Bliss, Texas, to pick up equipment, he will ship out to Iraq.
U.S. copter shot down over Iraq
By Doug Smith, Los Angeles Times
January 14, 2006
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Two U.S. pilots were killed in northern Iraq on Friday when their helicopter was shot down by insurgents, the U.S. Army said. It was the second fatal helicopter crash involving U.S. forces in less than a week and the 31st since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion. The two-seat armed OH-58D Kiowa Warrior went down while on combat patrol with another U.S. helicopter in Mosul, in northern Iraq. Hostile fire was reported in the area where the craft went down, the military said. Under cover of the surviving helicopter, ground units from the 172 Stryker Brigade Combat Team sealed off the area.
Ex-NFL player's family criticizes Army
By Josh White the Washington Post
May 23, 2005
Former NFL player Pat Tillman's family members are lashing out against the Army, saying the military's investigations into Tillman's friendly-fire death in Afghanistan last year were a sham and that Army efforts to cover up the truth have made it harder for them to deal with their loss. More than a year after their son was shot several times by his fellow Army Rangers on a craggy hillside near the Pakistani border, Tillman's mother and father said in interviews that they think the military and the government created a heroic tale about how their son died to foster a patriotic response across the country.
Forty-five years after his wallet was stolen in...
April 8, 1990
LONG WAIT. Forty-five years after his wallet was stolen in an Army barracks during World War II, Orin Wechsler is getting it back. His wallet was taken from under his pillow while he slept at the Army Ordnance School at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland. The wallet was one of three found during recent remodeling at the Army base. They were lodged inside a latrine wall, apparently by a thief stuffing them down a vent, Army officials said. None contained any money. Wechsler, 72, of Burien, said he recalled that after every payday, soldiers had to guard their wallets from other soldiers who had lost money gambling.
Gay Reservist Should Go, Army Investigator Says
December 12, 1999
PHOENIX - A military investigator is recommending the Army discharge a reserve lieutenant who revealed his sexual orientation while on the job as a state lawmaker. Army officials began investigating Lt. Steve May after he discussed his homosexuality during a legislative hearing in February. May was a civilian at the time but was recalled to active duty a few weeks later. Nevertheless, the investigator recommended that May's commanders consider his performance - he was rated an exceptional officer with an unblemished career - when deciding whether to recommend retaining or dismissing him.
Report: Army withheld details on death
By Josh White, the Washington Post
May 4, 2005
WASHINGTON -- The first Army investigator who looked into the death of former National Football League player Pat Tillman in Afghanistan last year found within days that he was killed by his fellow Rangers in an act of "gross negligence," but Army officials decided not to inform Tillman's family or the public until weeks after a nationally televised memorial service. A new Army report on the death shows that top Army officials, including the theater commander, Gen. John Abizaid, were told that Tillman's death was fratricide days before the service.
Ivory Coast Army Official Held In Possible Coup Plot
April 14, 2005
ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast -- Paramilitary troops stormed the house of an army commander and arrested him on suspicion of plotting to overthrow the government of Ivory Coast, his wife said Wednesday. A military prosecutor said Cmdr. Marcellin Kofi Mbahia was only being interrogated.
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This Day In Music History
February 19th
1958 - Smokey Robinson turns 18 the same day that his group the Miracles release their first single, "Got a Job." The Robinson composition was a riposte to the Silhouettes' hit "Get a Job."
1965 - Working at Abbey Road studios in London, The Beatles recorded a new John Lennon song 'You're Going To Lose That Girl' in two takes. The track was released on the Help! album.
1977 - No. 1 on the American pop singles chart today is Manfred Mann's Earth Band's cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Blinded by the Light." Ironically, Springsteen himself hasn't even had a top 20 single yet.
1983 - Kajagoogoo had their only UK No.1 single with 'Too Shy'. Also a hit in other European countries, 5 weeks at No.1 in Germany, a Top 5 hit in Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, and Netherlands. The group had four other Top 40 hits UK hits.


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List your top two favorite bands and then switch the lead singers. How do you think those bands would sound?
Nightwish and...oh, I don't know, Leaves' Eyes, let's say.I actually think Liv might be quite good at the older Nightwish songs, since she has great range, but the newer ones with Anette...it'd be ...
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I am too concrete to bend,
to twist my tongue
and make my fingers dance
in red shoes; watching
in envy from the sidelines.
while dust motes and gold light
fill up the room, they talk
about feathers and dark tunnels.
I can only see the bloom
of flowers on the windowsill, smell
their perfume, and they talk
about bricks in their bones
and trees in their hands.
I give up and breathe deep
and grip the concrete.
I admire the writers that can take something that can connect two things that seem totally irrelevant in my mind, and then make them relevant and beautiful. It's even more inspiring, because I find it so difficult to do. It's like connecting a soda machine to the ocean, or a june bug to a piggy bank. What?
I like writing poetry. Not all of it is going to be a historical epic or an ode to something. These are like little glimpses of the subway in my mind; my train of thought isn't always artsy or symbolic or deep or meaningful, but I like to think that art takes ordinary things and makes people see a sort of beauty in them. So, look around- I've been doing this for a while. Enjoy ♥
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this is wonderful, and i think you totally have that ability and just don't realize. everything you write seems connected and relevant and beautiful.
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hello! im writing this at about 5.30am as orla has decided as she sometimes does when im in the middle of a nice deep sleep that it may be a good idea to wake me up! she is the only one of my furry babies that likes to let it be known when she fancy's a wee snack or is a bit bored or both! so she 'chat's' rather loudly and likes to rattle the bedroom blinds a bit. so here i am, hot waterbottle on my lap and a hot blackcurrant drink on hand.
since my last post i have had a bad cold that turned into a painful chest infection, and now back to another stinking rotten cold! i have been left feeling very weak and wobbly indeed. yesterday was the second part of a weekly course run by glasgow's homeopathic hospital, and i really struggled to get to it. i have also been feeling extremely nauseous the last few day's which didn't help! anyway i managed to make it and thought i would tell you a wee bit about it.
the wellness enhancement programme for cfs/me is run by glasgow homeopathic hospital (you have to be referred there by your gp) it has been designed to help with the feelings of isolation and hopelessness and loss of self esteem. it aims to develop a deeper understanding of the condition and so help self management and help increase your wellness and strengthen your ongoing commitment to self care. the first four parts are led by dr reilly a consultant physician, then the next 3 by a senior physiotherapist. here is the start of my wee snippets about what i am learning:
in part one there is a load of research based facts about health care and the mind-body link. long ago health care grew in response to the challenges of acute life threatening illness. now in the post industrial world we need to tackle new epidemics of mainly chronic problems that the old ways are failing to fix - like diabetes, heart disease, obesity, depression, chronic pain, chronic fatigue etc. thing's that there is no quick fix for. nowadays we even treat drug addiction with drugs, doctors agree that a holistic approach is essential to providing good health care, however due to constraints like time this is not being delivered. we have ended up with a system where the human side of care can be under strain and undervalued in a target-driven intervention model of care. i will be talking about my own experience of the uk's health care system - the nhs in a different post.
so many of us will have to bring about a balance in our health by our own efforts as it will not come from the system. new ideas like self management are springing up in health care.
it is certain that we can learn to support our own health and help our systems efforts to get back into balance, and help recovery. even when there is no potential to change on a physical level it seems there is always potential to reduce suffering, and improve over time our inner peace and well being.
we were asked to think of ourselves as a plant. if a plant is not watered it will wilt and fade, and if pushed enough it will go to seed and die. (you can change the image to one that works best for you like an animal that depends on you or a child that needs your loving care) the idea is to waken up in yourself the connection for a need to nurture for life to thrive. we need to nurture, stimulate and support our plant, the built in potential for human beings for growth and repair. so we need to create the right conditions for the plant to grow.
what would be water and sunshine for our plant, what does it need to grow and thrive? how are you doing as its gardener?
are we in contact with nature? we are nature and it seems that our body and system respond to the environment around us. if we are not in contact much with nature can we create a small place which helps us connect with beauty or peace. even just a stone or a shell on a table. we are introduced to mindfulness meditation and learning or deepening the practice, through it we can learn to wake up our positive mood centres at will, which leads to a healthier immune response. as there are endless variations on this the course has chosen heartmath, to develop well being inside ourselves.
in part two we explore what we feed ourselves. we had been asked to keep a food diary for a week. in it's continuous efforts to re build our health and well being as best it can, your body your body can only work with what you give it. it only has the food we eat and the fluid we give it, and the air we breathe to make tissues, our immune system, our natural pain killers and mood chemicals.
we learn a bit about traditional and industrial diets, deprivation, proper fats, how to even out our spikes and dips in our blood sugar, antioxidants, organic food benefits etc
my favourite part of today was seeing a 'self care' kit and asked to consider making my own. you can add things like your favourite beautiful music, a notebook for private thoughts or sketches, beautiful things to look at and touch like a feather, stones or shells, photos that return you to your heart, spark gratitude or recall what peace feels like, and a timer for meditation practice etc.
so what did i think? well most things were familiar to me (yup i often can't believe that with all my past very healthy eating, supplements, daily exercise, meditation, positive thinking and yoga etc i still managed to get this ill!) but i still felt i could gain from coming at it all afresh as if for the first time and reflect on where i have reached, and where i might go from here.
i understood the nutrition bit, but it's crazy that often at times when we need to nourish our body's the most our limited budgets don't stretch to organic food and beneficial supplements etc, like in my case. also what i found from keeping my food diary was the erratic eating patterns due to loss of appetite and sometimes being to weak to cook properly. i will try to eat a bit more regularly now and i have already consulted my old 'low gi' diet book for cooking tips. i am lucky that spring is just round the corner and that means getting back to my wee allotment to grow inexpensive organic veggies, be in nature and have lots of fresh air!
i am really enjoying the course. dr david reilly is a super guy who makes us laugh all the time and question our way of thinking. it has made me realise that i must try a wee bit harder with 'gardening my plant' like meditating a tad more and i am also going to put together my own little self care kit and i will reveal on this blog soon!


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Things have changed since then, both in politics and economy, and then-newborns are now 16-year-old boys and girls, ready to get their first passports - blue paper booklets, which have not changed a bit, by the way.
Old generation documents do not hurry to leave. The fact is that issuing of biometric passports with installed chips remains a project. Though the government has approved the "new look" of Ukrainian passports - plastic cards with non-contact electronic media, the officials cannot name the exact date of implementation. Approximate date is the year 2016, chairman of the State Migration Service of Ukraine Mykola Kovalchuk told a press conference.
According to him, it is impossible to implement the practice fast in our country. First, it is needed to improve the legislation, hold a tender for blank form production, create pilot projects and provide proper financing. The implementation of the project requires 700-800 million hryvnias, and the department does not have this kind of money for now, according to Kovalchuk.
Ukraine is not the only country, concerned about biometrics. Kyrgyzstan plans to switch to biometric passports starting from 2015. Tajikistan and Azerbaijan plan to introduce the practice before the end of 2013. Biometric passports are already being issued in Armenia, Uzbekistan and Belarus. Moldova's ambassador to Ukraine told ForUm that issuing of biometric passports in his country started in 2011, but met an obstacle - the Orthodox Church argued against the innovation. The implementation process was complicated in Russia as well. It took five years to approve and start issuing biometric passports. Such mass rush to implement biometrics in CIS countries involves the OSCE requirement - all members of the organization must introduce new type of documents before January 1, 2015.
There is still time. Meanwhile, about 800 thousand young Ukrainians as minimum will get blue paper booklets before scheduled "biopassportization", not to mention those who will have to replace passports because of loss, damage or change of last name. Thus, ForUm wants to remind about several nuances to be taken care of.
Important details
Case: A school graduate from Cherkassy was registered in passport as "Hanna" (Ukrainian transliteration), but her school diploma said she was "Anna" (Russian transliteration). Troubles started when the girl applied documents for entering a university. She was told documents could not stipulate two different names. The passport had to be changed. Meanwhile, Anna almost turned grey, but thanks to 'extra cost' managed to speed up the process and join the admission campaign in time.
Recommendation: Before putting your signature on the document, control whether your name in the passport and other documents coincides. If your name is Mikhail, and your birth certificate is filled in Russian or any other foreign language, you can keep original transliteration "Mikhail", not "Mykhailo" as required by Ukrainian transliteration. However, if your birth certificate reads your name according to Ukrainian grammar, but you want the name to correspond your national tradition (to sound in Russian, for example), you have to appeal to the Registry Office and obtain a document saying you are Dmitri, not Dmytro.
Case: A couple of years ago, a student of Journalism Institute Olga got married and decided to take the last name of her husband. Consequently, all ID documents, including passport, had to be changed. However, a passport officer was not very attentive and forgot to stamp the civil status in the new passport. If Olga had not controlled the passport on site, she would have remained unmarried with a different name.
Recommendation: Read carefully every page of the passport and control whether the data is correct: name, date and place of birth, sex, issuing authority, residence, etc.
Case: Coach of the national volleyball junior team Tetyana was bring the team in Russia for a championship, but was stopped at the border because her passport photo did not have embossed impression of the stamp. Fortunately, there was a fellow coach, who could continue the trip, while Tetyana had to stay and replace the document. Passport officers denied accusations and responsibility and told Tetyana it was all her fault - the impression wore out because she used the document carelessly.
Recommendation: Every photo in passport must have embossed impression of the stamp on the front side and the signature and official stamp on the next page. Numbers on the stamp and its impression must be clear and coincide. In order to preserve the impression for longer period, it is better to submit glossy photo, not matte. Glossy photo paper is thinner and embossed impression is more visible.
According to the regulations, passport recipient must check the data in the document on site. If you do not find any mistake or inaccuracy, you will be offered to put your signature on the first page. If you discover any mistakes later, passport officers will not take responsibility, but will blame it on you.
As ForUm learned from the State Migration Service, if it turns out you have been using the passport, filled up with mistakes, all your civil law agreements or bank operations can be recognized invalid.
New face
"I am planning to undergo plastic surgery to fix my nose. Do I have to change the passport?" Such questions are common for those who plan to change their appearance. It turns out the law does not oblige to get new document. You also do not have to get passport if you get buzzed, gain hundred kilos, make a facial tattoo or piercing. Law enforcement officials and bank workers identify people not only by the shape of ears or eye color, but by the resemblance of your visual image with the photo. If you have changed beyond recognition, it is in your interest to replace the passport and photo in it, otherwise you will face problems every time you cross a check point. Explaining airport officers that you had your nose or chin fixed is not the most pleasant pastime when there are tens of people standing in line behind you.
The last recommendation ForUm can give you is to get ready for racing about and paper chase, as well as for specific attitude. I don't know about other countries, but offensive behaviour in Ukrainian passport offices is a usual attribute. Obviously, it does not concern all officers, and we believe there many experienced and welcoming workers among them. On the other hand, we should understand that working conditions, like continuous paper work, inpatient citizens and low salary leave much to be desired. For this, we wish Ukrainians, recipients and passport officers, mutual respect and patience.
Alina Yeremeyeva
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The mice made a mess of my concrete deck (actaully the 3' pool surround) by creating multiple tunnels and voids under it over the winter months. Now there are hollows all over, so much that you can hear your footsteps...how do i fill this in? I asked a local grout guy and he said you could not pump the voids with a liner pool...the grout could get far enough to push on the steel liner from the outside. Maybe if I mix up some REALLY loose concrete with samll aggregate, or just grout, and gravity feed it? Another local guy said to just fill up the voids with Great Stuff ($$$!) and then seal up the very outside with concrete. I'm gonna get rid of the grass all around the perimiter and replace it with river jack, so the conrete at the edge won't be a problem.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.


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Desai, C.J.
1. In this petition entitled as one under Section 66(2) of the Income Tax Act and also tinder Article 226 of the Constitution, the petitioner has sought a direction from this Court under Section 66 (2) of the Income Tax Act to the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal to draw up a Statement of the case and to raise and refer to this Court certain specified questions, of law. In the alternative, he has sought the issuance of a writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ or direction under Article 226 of the Constitution directing the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal to draw up a Statement of the Case and to raise and refer to this Court certain specified questions of law.
2. The facts are these: The petitioner, who carries on business of purchasing and selling medicines as a retailer was assessed to income-tax for the assessment year 1956-57, accounting period being Samvat Year 2011'. In the course of the assessment proceedings, the Income-tax Officer rejected the books of account of the petitioner and' treated the amount of sales effected by the petitioner at Rs. 4,91,326/- and also enhanced the gross profits of 5.9 per cent disclosed by the petitioner to ten per cent. The result was in increase in the total income of the petitioner from Rs. 19.895/- to Rs. 41,049/-. The petitioner appealed against that order to the Appellate Assistant Commissioner. That appeal was dismissed. The petitioner carried the matter in further appeal to the-Income-tax Tribunal. The Tribunal made some modification in the order but in effect upheld the decision taken by the authorities below,. The petitioner thereafter required the Tribunal under Section 66(2) of the Income-tax Act to draw up a Statement of the Case and raise and refer certain-questions to this Court. The Tribunal dismissed-that application and it is against that order of the Tribunal that the petitioner has come to this Court on this petition. The nature of the petition and' the reliefs sought by the petitioner have already been indicated by us.
3. At the time of the presentation of the petition, the petitioner paid an amount of Rs. 50/- by way of court-fees under Article l(f) (i) of the new; Court-fees Act, 1959, and undertook if necessary to pay ad valorem court-fees which would come to Rs. 770/- after the question of court-fees payable on this petition was determined by the Court. A notice was directed to be issued to die Advocate-General of the High Court of Gujarat as the matter affected revenue and also as contentions founded on certain provisions of the Constitution were raised in the petition, The principal contention raised on the petition touches the construction of certain provisions of the new Court-fees Act, 1959, and being one of considerable importance, this special Bench was constituted for deciding the same.
4. The petitioner in his petition has contended that while the assessee is liable to pay court-fees while making an application under Section 66 (2) not the Income-tax Act, no such liability is imposed on the Commissioner of Income-tax while making a similar application under that section of the Income-tax Act. The submission is that there should be no discrimination between the petitioner and the Income-tax authorities because as regards the subject-matter of the litigation, their position is the same. He has relied on certain entries in the relevant Schedules to the Court-fees Act in support of this contention.
5. The petitioner in his petition has also raised the contention that in any event, the levy of court-fees under the Act of 1959 can be prospective and not in any manner retrospective. This contention is founded on the fact that the petition arises out of matters relating to years prior to the coming into force of the Act of 1959. The petition relates to an order in respect of assessment year 1956-57and appeals against the same and the right of the petitioner to file a petition under Section 66(2) of the Income-tax Act, according to the petitioner, can be governed only by the law in force at the time when the- assessment year began or the order was made and inasmuch as the Court-fees Act is not retrospective in its operation it would apply or govern matters and appeals which relate to periods of assessment prior to the date of the coming into force of the new Act. As we have already mentioned, the last of these contentions raises a question of considerable importance relating to the construction of Certain provisions in the new Court fees Act of 1959 and this Bench has been constituted to decide the same. We may mention that we are at this stage not concerned with the merits of the petition. We arc only concerned with the contentions relating to payment of court-fees in respect of this petition.
6. It will be convenient at this stage to indicate the contentions urged before us by Mr. S. P. Mehta, learned counsel for the petitioner, It is contended that on a consideration of the relevant provisions of the Court-fees Act, no court-fee whatever can be said to be payable on an application under Section 66 (2) of the Income-tax Act. The other contention is that even if any court-fee is payable, the correct mode of computation is different from that contended for on behalf of the respondent and the State. The first contention lias been presented in a three-fold manner. The primary and principal argument urged on behalf of the petitioner is that the Act of 1959 is prospective and not retrospective in its operation and Cannot govern applications relating to periods of assessment prior to the coming into force of the Act which happened on 1-8-1959. It is the first head of the argument. We shall refer to the other arguments of Mr. Mehta in the order in which they were presented.
7. The first part of Mr. Mehta's argument under the present head rests on propositions of law which are not disputable and not in dispute. It is well established that a litigant has a vested right of appeal and that such right becomes vested in him from the date when the proceedings are initiated. It is also well established that such vested right of appeal is governed by the law as it stood at the commencement of the proceedings. It is equally well established that though the legislature is competent to lay down restrictive conditions upon any such right, the right being substantive in nature, the legislature can do so only by express words or by necessary intendment.
8. The argument has proceeded that there is nothing in the language of the relevant provisions of the new Court-fees Act which lays down that court-fees should be payable in accordance with the provisions of the new enactment even in respect of matters in which proceedings actually commenced prior to the date of the coming into operation of the Act Nor is there any necessary implication to be gathered from the provisions of the new Court-fees Act which would go to establish that retrospective operation was sought to be given, by the law-maker to the provisions of the new Court-fees Act.
9. It will be convenient here to refer to the provisions of the Court-fees Act, 1959, to which our attention has been drawn by counsel and which have bearing on the contention of the petitioner under consideration:-
'5 (1) No document of any of the kinds specified as chargeable in the first or second schedule to this Act annexed shall be filed, exhibited or recorded in any Court of Justice, or shall be received or furnished hy any public officer, unless in respect of such document there has been paid a fee of an amount not less than that indicated by either of the said schedules as the proper fee for such document.
x x x.''36.- All fees shall be charged and collected under this Act at the rate in force On the date on which the document chargeable to court-lee is or was presented.'
x x x '49(1).- On the commencement of this Act, the laws specified in column 3 of Schedule IV hereto annexed shall be repealed in the manner and to the extent specified in column 4 thereof:
Provided that such repeal shall not affect the previous operation of any of the laws so repealed and anything done or any action taken (including any appointment, notification, order, rule, form, application, reference, notice, report or Certificate made Or issued) under any such law shall, in so far as it is not inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, be deemed to have been done or taken under the corresponding provision of this Act and shall continue to be in force accordingly, unless and until suspended by anything done or any action taken under this Act:
Provided further that all the fees shall be charged and Collected under this Act at the rate in force on the date on which the document chargeable to court-fee is or was presented.X X X.'
Entry No. 16 in the first Schedule is as under:-
Schedule INumber
Proper fee.
16. Application or pe tition made by any assessee to the High Court undersection 66 of the Indian In-come-tax: Act, 1922.
One halfof ad valorem feelevi able on tha amount in dispute (namely,the difference bet wee a the amount actuallyassessed and the amount admitted by theassessee as assessable), subject to theminimum fee of fifty rupees.
Entry 1 (f) in the SecondSchedule is as under :
Schedule IINumber
Proper fee
1. Application or petition.
(f) Whenpresented to the High Court-
(1) under section 43 of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 or for directions, orders or writs under article 226 of theConstitution for any purpose other than the enforcement of the fundamental rights conferred by Part III thereof;
Fifty rupees.
Succinctly stated, the argument on behalf of the petitioner is that neither Section5 nor Section 36 nor the first proviso to Section 49 can be read to indicate in the least that retrospective operation is to be given to the relevant entries in the Schedules. As to the second proviso to Section 49, the argument is that it was unnecessary and inserted only ex abundanti cautela.
10. Section 5 of the new Court-tees Act oi 1959 is one of a fasciculus of sections in Chap. III which is headed 'Computation of Fees'. It relates inter alia to payment of fees on documents filed in Courts. The argument of counsel for the petitioner in so far as it touches Section 5 is that the section affects only the fees chargable under any of the Schedules to the Act. The way we read Sub-section. (1) of this section is that it is a charging provision which lays down that no document of any kind specified as chargable to court-fee under any of the schedules to the Act shall be received unless the fee indicated in the schedule in respect of the same as proper fee for such document has been paid.
11. Section 36 appears in Chapter VI which relates to the mode of levying fees. The section obviously has reference to the rate of fee in force on the date of presentation of the document. In terms express and explicit this section rules that all fees to be charged and collected under the Act shall be at the rate in force on the date on which the document chargeable to court-fee is presented. Mr. Mehta has stated before us that one crucial question for our consideration is the interpretation of this section. He has added that this section must however be read along with Section 5 and the schedules to the enactment and also with Section. 49. The submission has been that all these provisions should be read together in a harmonious manner. Here we find ourselves in entire agreement with Mr. Mehta.
12. To turn to Section 49. We are only concerned with Sub-section (1) of that section and a good deal of argument has been advanced before us on the meaning and effect of the language in which that sub-section has been enacted. It will be seen that Sub-section (1) contains the repeal clause. Then there are two provisos. The first proviso no doubt spoken of by the Legislature as such, really is the saving clause, and of that there can be no doubt. Nor has any attempt been made before us by Mr. Mehta to ask us to read Sub-section (1) and the first proviso to that sub-section as anything other than a repealing clause and a saving clause. Then comes the second proviso which, in language of abundant clarity, states that all fees shall be charged and collected under the Act at the rate in force on the date on which the document chargeable to court-fees is presented.
13. To continue with the argument of counsel under the present head. The argument was sought to be stressed in the form of an interrogation: Is there anything in Section 49 which brings the present petition within the operation of the Act? And in support of the argument reliance has been placed on the words 'previous operation' in the first proviso and the words 'charged and collected under this Act' in the second proviso. It is said that there is no indication whatever in the first proviso either express or implied, to any retrospective operation. As to the second proviso it is said that it merely repeats the provisions contained in Section 36 and the proviso should therefore not be road as providing for any retrospective operation. The second proviso, it is further urged, cannot create a new charge. We put it to learned counsel if he could attribute any meaning and any operation to the second proviso to Section 49. A rather feeble attempt was made when it was said that it must be read as something inserted ex abundanti cautela.
14. We may preface what follows with some brief general observations and do so before we examine the language of the provisions enacted in Section 49. If there is one rule of interpretation which the Court has always to bear in mind and more than any other, it is this that it must first look at the specific language of the enactment and if the language is plain, unambiguous and explicit in terms and susceptible of but one construction, the Court must not go beyond it or ignore it or subtract anything from its meaning and import. Such language must determine the intent and purpose of the section. This is a cardinal rule of construction and it we may say so, an axiom of experience. A statute must be construed ut res magis valeat, quam pereat so that the intention of the law-maker may not bo treated as vague or left to operate in the air. Another principle of no less importance and one of cogency is that the whole of every material and relevant part of an enactment must be considered in 'die determination of the meaning, ambit and operation of a provision or a series of provisions. The whole enactment is to be viewed and compared in ail its parts so that every part of it may be made consistent and effectual and harmonious and sensible. Every part of it should, as far as possible, be read and treated as sound and effective so that no part of it will be inoperative or superfluous or insignificant. Where there is no sound reason for departing from these principles, for instance in case of a section like the one under examination expressed in language precise and unambiguous, they offered a safe approach and a reliable guide to the ascertainment of the intention of the Jaw-giver.
15. It is in the light of these observations that we turn to examine the provisions contained in Section 49. The Legislature has said in Sub-section (1) of Section 49, which has to be read along with column 4 of Schedule IV, that the whole of the Court-Fees Act, 1870, in so far as it inter alia relates to entries 3 and 66/2 and 47 in the 7th Schedule to the Constitution shall stand repealed from 1st August, 1959. Section 5 which comes into operation on the same day rules in express terms that no document specified as chargeable in the first or the second schedule to the Act shall be received in any Court unless the court-fee as indicated in any of the Schedules to the Act has been paid. The first proviso to Section 49 (1.) is in language usually employed in enacting a saving after a repeal. It is, as we have already mentioned, no more and no less than a saving clause. The second proviso, which is a vital clause, lays down a rule of considerable importance and in our opinion, a rule which it is not possible for the Court to ignore. In words of amplitude and clarity it enacts that all fees shall be charged under the Act at the rate in force on the date on which the document subject to court-fee is presented.
16. In the course of his arguments, Mr. Mehta suggested that the second proviso must be read with Sub-section (1) and cannot be read with the first proviso. The suggestion, in our opinion, is untenable. The repeal clause contained in subsection (1) and the two provisos must be read as a whole enactment. Sub-section (1) gives the repeal clause and the first proviso is the saving clause. The second proviso must be read with all that precedes it and if anything, in particular with the first proviso. But for the saving clause, the whole Court Fees Act of 1870 in so far as it relates to entries 2 and 66/2 in the seventh Schedule to the Constitution would have stood wholly repealed. The effect of the saving clause is to save the previous operation of the repealed law and anything done or any action taken under it, for instance, by a notification, order, rule, form, etc., in so far as it is not inconsistent with the provisions of the new Act. The second proviso, operating On the first proviso, rules jn effect that notwithstanding the saving clause, notwithstanding any previous operation of the repealed law saved by it, when question arises as to charging of fees the fee will be charged under the Act at the rate in force at the date on which the document is presented. And if we may say so, the Legislature has stated in the second proviso that repeal or no repeal partial repeal or total repeal, when it comes to payment of fees after the coming into force of the operation of the Act, the fees to be charged shall be at the rate in force on the date when the document is presented, The only answer which Mr. Mehta has to the difficulty in the way of his client in the matter of the application of; the second proviso to Section, is that we should have regard to the word 'document chargeable' in the second proviso. The suggestion is that before inviting the application of the second proviso, it must be established that the document is chargeable to court-fees under the Act. And the further suggestion is that the petition is not a document which is chargeable to court-fees under the Act. This, in our opinion, is arguing in a circle The question here is one simply of retrospective-operation or prospective application and we have to examine the language of the second proviso and see for ourselves whether after enacting the (saving) clause the Legislature has by this proviso ruled that retrospective operation is to be given to the provision relating to the fees chargeable under the AH. Then it is said that there can be no proviso to a proviso and the second proviso must, therefore, be read as applicable only to the provision contained in Sub-section (1) which is the repeal clause. Now if we try to read the second proviso only with the repeal clause in Section 49(1), it will not give any complete meaning. Of course, as we have already said, we have to read the second proviso with all that has gone before-, including Subsection (1 which is the repeal clause. Another argument of Mr. Mehta on this aspect of the matter is that the second proviso, if it is to be read in the manner suggested by the other side, will take away the entire operation of the first proviso. We do not agree. The first proviso does not deal merely with the charging of fees at the rate in force on the date on which the document is presented. It deals with much more than that. Therefore it would Rot be correct to say that a reading of the second proviso in a manner different from that suggested by Mr. Mehta would render the first proviso nugatory.
17. The argument urged before us by the Ad-vocate-General under the present head may be briefly stated. Referring to Section 5, it is said that it is clear from entry 16 in Schedule I that Section 5 of the new Act would touch an application under Section 66(2) of the Income-tax Act. The effect of the repeal clause is that Section 5 would come into operation immediately from 1st August 1959, except in so far as there is any saving of any provision contained in the repealed Act. Therefore, so the argument has proceeded, the only question is, has anything been saved, and if so, what? Such being the position, Section 49 must come into play. But before advancing the present argument, counsel also urged that the first proviso speaks of the previous operation of any law and the case before us is not a case of previous operation at all and ia a -case of future operation of a previous law. We need not linger on an examination of this aspect of the argument however fascinating it may be since in our opinion, on a plain reading of Section 49, it is not possible to hold that the second proviso ismerely a surplusage or is inserted only ex abundantI cautela. It is a vital clause and it is incumbent onus to give full effect and operation to that proviso.The other argument of the learned Advocate-Gene-ral is that the second proviso is an express provi-sion by which saving, if any, in the first proviso istaken away. There is on our opinion, considerableforce in this argument. We have already dwelt atsome length on the question of interpretation andambit of Section 49. .
18. In support of his argument that the second proviso to Section 49 .(1) is unnecessary in that section and must have been inserted only ex abundanti cautela, Mr. Mehta leaned heavily on a decision of Mr. Justice Shelat in N. Ramanlal 'and Company v. Kirchand Sunderji, reported in (1960) 50 G LK 208. In his judgment in that case the learned Judge, while examining the argument urged before him by the learned Advocate-General, discountenanced the contention that there could be an exception to an exception. The learned Judge has also expressed the view that to read the second proviso as anything more than one inserted ex abundant cautela would create inconsistency between the first and the second proviso and would render the first proviso nugatory. With respect, we are unable to agree with him.
19. We need not rehearse what we have already stated. It is to be presumed that the legislature has not 'used any useless clause of words. It is a dangerous practice to base the construction and effect of a section upon only a part of it, since one portion may he qualified by other portions. As a rule the Court has to Consider every provision in the light of the general purpose and object of the enactment. The Legislative intent, as has so often been observed, is apt to be lost where a phrase, sentence or clause in a section is rejected. The omission may easily lead to an idea quite different from the one actually intended and expressed. We must not read the clauses in Section 49(1) as detached provisions but take the entrie subsection by its four corners the better to ascertai11 the intent of the law-maker. Read in its entirety and contextually, the second proviso expresses a meaning which is single (sic) and sensible and we see no reason why it should not be given its due meaning and effect. There is nothing about it which can be said to leave the question of its operation in dubio. There is no ellipsis and no redundance. The second proviso is in a section which deals with repeal and saving and it is germane to the whole question before us that if is in the context of repeal and saving that the proviso should be read. For all these reasons the conclusion seems inescapable that the present contention of the petitioner must fail,
20. The next contention urged before us by Mr. Mehta is that entry 16 in Schedule 1 of the new Act of 1959 violates Article 14 of the Constitution. It is said that the Legislature has drawn a distinction between the State and the litigant tax-payer. Whereas the litigant tax-payer has to pay court fee when he prefers an application under Section 66(2) of the Income Tax Act to the High Court, the Commissioner of Income Tax is not required to pay court, fee when he goes to the High Court with an application under Section 66(2). It is said that this distinction amounts to discrimination and further that it results in unreasonable classification which is also arbitrary.
21. It has been argued on the other hand by learned Advocate General that in any view of the matter, Government is a distinct class and also a taxing authority. One aspect of the matter which has been presented before us by Mr. Mehta is that in the present case, the Commissioner of Income Tax acts on behalf of the Union of India and not the State of Gujarat and the legislation is State legislation. The answer to this given by learned Advocate General is that the State is vitally interested in income tax. He has drawn our attention to Article 270 of the Constitution for the purpose of showing that a State is vitally interested in income tax levied and collected by the Union. So founded, the argument is that whether it is the Union or the State Government which is the party, it is a party which is very much interested in collection of income tax. The crux of the argument is, State itself imposes court fees and there can be nothing objectionable in enacting that the Commissioner of Income Tax should not be under an obligation to pay court fees, when he prefers an application under Section 66(2) to the High Court. The object of the levy of court fees, it is urged, is administration of justice and the argument of the other side that there is no nexus is unsound. Counsel also referred us to Article 285 of the Constitution. Reference to that Article was for the purpose of showing that the Constitution itself recognises exemption in favour of the Union of the taxation by the State. In our opinion, there is considerable force in these arguments.
22. The ambit and operation of Article 14 of tile Constitution has been explained by the Supreme Court in a series of cases and we do not intend to burden this judgment with reference to those decisions. It is now firmly established law that in order to pass the test of permissible classification, two conditions must be fulfilled, viz., one, that the classification must be founded on sea intelligible differentia which distinguishes persons or things that are grouped together from others left out of die group, and two, that that differentia must have a rational relation to the object sought to be achieved by the statute in question. The classification may Be founded on different basis, geographical, or according to objects Or occupations or the like. What is necessary is that there must be a nexus between the basis of classification and the object of the Act under consideration. In Dalmia's case (Ram Krishna Dalmia v. Justice Tendolkar, 59 Bom LR 769 ) decided by a Bench of the Bombay High Court and to which I was a party, we pointed out that the Legislature may not be bound to extend a legislation to all cases which it might possibly reach. It may take into consideration practical exigencies, it may recognise degrees of harm, and confine the legislation where the need is greatest, and that a law which hits evil where it is most felt will not be overthrown because there are other instances to which it might have been applied. We also pointed out in that case that inequality produced in order to encounter the challenge of the Constitution must be actually and palpably unreasonable and arbitrary. Applying the test laid down by their Lordships of the Supreme Court in a series of cases, we must hold that in the case of the provisions under examination, there is no unreasonable classification and there is nothing which can be said to be palpably unreasonable and arbitrary. Moreover the contention of the petitioner must be repelted when we examine the distinction from the point of view of nexus. For all these reasons. We are of the opinion that the present contention raised on behalf of the petitioner must be negatived.
23. A further argument urged, before us by Mr. Mehta under the same head is that the provisions relating to imposition of court fees under examination discriminate between the same class of litigants, viz., persons who ask for relief only for mandamus and whose case falls under Schedule II (1) (f) and on the other hand those who apply to Court under Section 66(2) of the Income Tax Act. The narrow submission here is that the effect of the remedy in both, cases would be the same on the petitioner. The argument urged by learned Advocate General on the other hand on this aspect of the case is that a person who applies to the Court under Section 66(2) of the Income Tax Act on the one hand and a person who applies to the Court under Article 226 of the Constitution or Section 45 of the Specific Relief Act, cannot be regard-ed as persons similarly situated. The argument on behalf of the State under this head is that the relief in the two cases is not the same. Whereas the granting or not granting of any relief under Article 226 or Section 45 of the Specific Relief Act is discretionary to the Court, the position in the case of an application under Section 66(2) of the Income Tax Act is quite different, though the Court under Section 66(2) acts in an advisory jurisdiction. In our opinion, there is force in this argument. The jurisdictions would be different and the nature of the reliefs claimed in the two cases is also different, The fact that the effect of the remedy may be the same is not a determinative consideration. For these reasons, the present contention urged on behalf of the petitioner must be repelled.
24. There remains for consideration one more contention urged before us by counsel for the petitioner. In the petition, the petitioner has contended that in any event, on a proper interpretation of entry 16 in the first Schedule the amount of ad valorem court fees leviable can have reference to the amount of tax in dispute and not to the amount of income on which the tax is assessed. We have already set out entry 16 of the first Schedule in the earlier part of our judgment. It will be seen that that entry rules that the proper fee on an application under Section 66 of the Income Tax Act is one half ad valorem, fee leviable on the amount in dispute, subject to the minimum fee of fifty rupees. The expression 'amount in dispute' has been explained in brackets by stating that the -amount in dispute would mean the difference between the amount actually assessed and the amount admitted by the assessee as assessable. The argument of Mr. Mehta has proceeded that the expression 'assessed' has been used in the Income Tax Act in different contexts and has been given diff-rent meanings having regard to the context in which it appears, He has drawn our attention to a decision of their Lordships of Privy Council in Commr. of Income Tax, Bombay v. Khemchand Ramdas, reported in , where their Lordships pointed out
'the word 'assessment' is used in the Income, Tax Act as meaning some times computation of income, some times determination of amount of tax payable and come times the procedure laid down in the Act for imposing liability upon the tax payer.'
25. 61 an extended and expansive sense, the expression 'assessed' or 'assessment' may have different meanings, each depending on the context in which the expression is to be found. The expression 'assessment', as I had occasion to point out In a recent case, may include a number of Steps and the whole procedure for imposing, fixing and collecting of a tax. It need not relate to the-whole gamut of it. In a given case it may relate to assessment strictissimi juris. It may relate to the fixing of a prescribed tax or fee which covers the particular case and the computation and determination of the amount of tax or fee to be charged in the particular case. The question does not present any difficulty if it is clearly borne in mind that there are three stages in the imposition of a tax or a fee. There is a declaration of liability i.e., by the charging section which; in the case of the enactment before us, is Section 5. The liability Is fixed ex hypothesi, That would he the first stage. The second stage is assessment. Assessment particularises fixation of precise amount of tax or fee in respect of a case under consideration. That must obviously depend On the subject matter of each case. The third and the last stage is the mode or method of collection and recovery of the amount of tax or fee. If these stages of assessment are borne in mind, it must follow that in the context of entry 16 in the first Schedule to the Court Fees Act of 1959, the word 'assessed must relate to the second stage in an assessment. It is a stage at which the precise amount of the fee is fixed and the amount of assessment is particularised. It cannot have any bearing to the amount of income which is held as chargeable to income tax.
26. It has however been urged by the learned Advocate General that we must give effect to the words 'amount admitted by the assessee as assessable' and the argument is that in the Form-which an assessee has to submit, he does not stater the amount of tax which he admits as payable by him to the revenue. It is stressed that the assessable amount has to be worked out after the assessable income is computed. The word 'assessed'' in entry 16, it is urged, must have reference to the-amount of taxable income and not to the amount of tax computed in accordance with the provisions of the income-tax law, He has drawn our attention to Section 23(1) of the Income Tax Act and some other provisions where the words 'assessed' and 'assessment' are used. Now as we have already observed, the words 'assessed' and 'assessment' can have different meanings in different contexts and in our view there is little substance in the argument urged on behalf of the respondents, on this aspect of the case.
27. We may add that some argument urged before us on behalf of the petitioner on this aspect of the matter was presented by Mr. K. H. Kaji, and the argument was that if a penalty was levied by income tax authorities on an assessee and he had to bring an application under Section 66(2) to the High Court, it would be impossible to urge that ad valorem court fees should be paid on the amount of income tax in dispute. The argument has been that the amount in dispute can only be regarded as the amount which the assessee is asked to pay by way of penalty. There is, in our opinion, some force in this submission. For reasons which we have already discussed, we are of the opinion that the proper meaning to be attributed to entry 16 of Schedule I is that ad valorem court fee is leviable on the amount of tax in dispute and not On any other amount. On this aspect of the matter the conclusion that we reach is in favour of the petitioner,
28. In the result, the petitioner will have to pay court fees in accordance with entry 16 of the First Schedule and the fee will be one half of ad valorem fee leviable on tile amount of tax in dispute. It will be the difference between the amount of tax actually assessed and the amount of tax which, according to the assessee, is payable by him. The; petition will be placed for admission after proper court fee is paid by the petitioner. There will be similar orders in the other petitions which are on our List and raise the same questions.
29. We have heard counsel on the question of costs. In our opinion, the fair order for costs would be that each party should hear its own costs of this hearing.
30. Similar orders in the other petitions.


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The network demons have been appeased, and (for the moment) we are connected via the laptop in the hotel room! That's a relief. (Though even if the laptop ended up as dead weight for the rest of the trip, it would have earned its passage in that first bad night when we had to revise all flight plans. Without email, we would have been up a creek.)
When we visited the Cham museum on Saturday afternoon, we were given a guided tour by a genuine Danang character, and he had the book to prove it. The museum itself is a pretty casual affair, without much in the way of information. It's essentially an open air building (as so many of the buildings are in Danang), with the occasional lizard scuttling across the floor between exhibits. We entered one of the first rooms off the courtyard, and suddenly, out of nowhere, popped a small, elderly man who offered us (in very formal but partially incomprehensible English) a private tour. He began by showing us his card and a page from a tattered copy of the Lonely Planet guidebook to Vietnam in which several sentences were highlighted. These sentences recommended him by name as a guide to the Cham exhibits, and said that he spoke "excellent French and reasonably good English." We probably should have gone with the French, because the English was a challenge. Nevertheless, he knew quite a bit about the Cham history and religion, and he took us on a whirlwind tour of the many statues and other stone carvings. He was keen to point out the popular breast motif used in much Cham art. At the end of the tour, he very subtly mentioned that he had to ask us for some reimbursement, and as he spoke, he idly flipped through his guide book and paused at a place where there were a number of Vietnamese Dong (currency) tucked into the book. I happily offered him 20,000 Dong (about the cost of a light lunch), but he insisted that he had to ask us for 100,000 Dong. So I paid him that amount, but I admit that I felt as if I had been stiffed. -- However, on reflection, I realized that 100,000 Dong equals about $6.50... and so I really can't complain.
Potty training happens early here, and the method (as we observed it at the CWC) produces a very amusing subset of children that we've been calling the "potty children." Essentially, rather than put the toddlers in diapers (we didn't see any diapers at all), the tiny toddlers are placed on plastic chamber pots for certain periods of the day. The caregivers of the CWC put the children out in a back courtyard on their little potty seats, where they sit for an hour or so at a time. But they don't just sit in one spot. They scoot around the courtyard on their little buckets, playing with toys, following one another, rearranging the plastic furniture... we even saw two potty children playing tug-o-war with a small plastic table... the winner ended up dragging the table back across the courtyard. All of this while seated on their plastic potty buckets. In fact, if you stand in one spot too long, you have to be careful about moving, because the potty children shift positions and cluster around your legs, and there's always the danger of tripping over one. Occasionally, one will tip over, and this can result in a mess, but the general attitude is pretty laissez-faire when it comes to elimination. Everything -- kids, plastic furniture, potty buckets, concrete floor -- gets rinsed off pretty regularly.
On a related note, Minh is certainly potty trained... in the sense that he doesn't wet himself. But when he does need to go, his approach is that one place is as good as another for a quick pee. This could require some retraining when we return home. But, since this also seems to be the approach for men in general (based on our observations as we walk the streets of Danang), it's easy to understand Minh's position. -- We'll have to keep an eye on him while we're on the plane home....
For dinner this evening, I had sea slug soup and sauteed eel. Both were actually quite mild and tasty, not fishy at all. The eel, though, had a lot of backbone in it, which was hard to eat around.
There are a million motor scooters on every street, and a few cars (mainly cabs). The rules of the road seem to be pretty simple: drive wherever you need to drive at whatever speed you prefer, and honk regularly to let others know that you exist. These apply to everything from large trucks to bicycles. The key seems to be to pick your line and just go for it. That's true when you cross the street, too. There are no gaps in traffic (on some streets) and no stoplights or stop signs (at least none that mean anything), and so it would be foolish to wait for an opportunity to cross. So pedestrians just step out on faith and keep moving. Usually, the scooters and cars go around you, and you end up on the other side of the street. But don't look up at the drivers, because that might give them the idea that you see them coming. As long as you don't look them in the eye, it's their job to miss you.
That said, we did almost get creamed by a cab this afternoon. He must have been going pretty fast, because neither of us had seen him when we started across. But we survived!
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This installment of the WORDS ON THE LINE blog continues featuring excerpts The Art of On-the-Job Writing by writing consultant Philip Vassallo. The book offers practical advice for creating and critiquing work-related documents.
Here's a brief excerpt from Chapter 3, "Drafting":
Think for a moment about how you break the ice with someone you meet for the first time. You may smile at that person, nod, bow, or extend your hand, depending on your cultural and personal style. But this isn't all you do; you also use language. Maybe you'll say nothing more than "hello" or "how are you?" or talk about the weather. But you start using language to get the communication process going. In short, you start the speaking process by speaking.
This sounds easier than it really is. It may require overcoming internal barriers, such as self-consciousness, personal prejudices, language deficiencies, and subject-matter knowledge, as well as external barriers, such as the other person's language comprehension and attitude about you and the purpose of your meeting. The truth is we're so used to conversing with people, that speaking comes naturally.
Writing is different because we're writing for readers who aren't necessarily standing in front of us. We have to assume what questions the reader may have about our topic. We may not know the reader's attitude, interest, or knowledge about our topic. Sometimes we might not even be sure if we're writing to the correct person. Compound these problems with a general lack of confidence about our writing skills or a lack of knowledge about our topic or any other combination of anxieties that we may have about the writing situation, and we're bound to hit the wall called writer's block. Perhaps if the readers were standing beside us, they would ask the right questions to jumpstart the writing process. But they're not. So we must write alone.
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text: Each year, the New York Times publishes its lists of the Best Books of the Year - which always includes five fiction selections and five non-fiction selections. If I haven't already (which I usually haven't), I try to read through the fiction picks, and if the non-fiction ones are on topics I find remotely interesting, I'll read those too. This collection of short stories made the list for 2009, along with Lethem's Chronic City, Lorrie Moore's A Gate at the Stairs, Walls's Half-Broke Horses, and Kate Walbert's A Short History of Women (the only selection I could not get through). I have a fascination with short stories - on the one hand, I find them frustrating because I often wish they were turned into full length novels so I could learn more about the characters, on the other hand, I find an author's ability to say so much in such a short space incredibly inspiring. Most of the time, however, given the short space, I find that authors try too hard to be shocking, or to imitate the O.Henry twist, or to do something other than simply tell me a story. Meloy has avoided all these pitfalls, and created an entire book filled with characters I wanted to know more about. I particularly enjoyed a story about a young man in Montana who develops a crush over dinner at a diner with a commuting teacher, and another involving a married man's conflict over whether to leave his wife for his children's former swim instructor. Many of the stories are about love and loss, typical themes in stories that I enjoy, but Meloy manages to create realistic dialogue, actions and reactions. Definitely a collection that kept me reading "just one more."


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AUTHOR: Joely Skye
PUBLISHER: Samhain Publishing
LENGTH: Novel (roughly 64k)
GENRE: Gay shapeshifter erotic romance
When cougar Ethan gets captured by a werewolf pack, he expects the same thing to happen that happened eight years earlier – that he'll be contained and tortured, brought to the brink of death over and over again. He is forced to shift to his human self after eight years as a cat, but the torment he expects never comes. Instead, the young wolf Bram provides comfort, even if he helps to keep Ethan contained. But when Bram learns that his pack leader plans on giving Ethan over to others to study, he knows he can't just sit idly by. It goes against his standing as the pack omega, but he still knows right from wrong. And he'll do what he can to help the cougar who needs him…
NOTE: This is a review originally written for Uniquely Pleasurable.
Feral is the latest story from author Joely Skye, set in her unique world of shifters, and while select characters from the previous books make an appearance, reading those isn't necessary to follow along in this new novel. It stands alone on its own merit, more cohesive and enjoyable than the last book, though it doesn't quite reach the standards established by the first two (both het romances written under the author's other pseudonym, Jorrie Spencer).
The story starts with a heart-pounding bang, as the wolves chase Ethan through snow and over mountains. The action is tight, the tension palpable, and by the time Ethan is caught, I was as anxious as he was about the upcoming consequences. It was a fascinating set-up and sucked me in, especially with the introduction of Bram, a werewolf omega. This is a damaged young man, eager to please, desperate for acceptance, hungry for the scraps he gets. At the same time, he harbors a rapidly growing anger at his situation, and especially at the pack leader who treats him so abysmally. It's my fascination with him that propels me through the story, because even though he borders on being a little too angsty for me, I really wanted to see where he ended up going, how he might grow throughout the course of the action.
Ethan isn't quite as interesting as Bram, though his predicament and the shades of depths he displays – even as manipulative as they might be, a necessary thing in his attempt to escape – kept me involved throughout the first half, and even into the second half of the story. Once he's attained some measure of independence, however, I found I wasn't as intrigued anymore. At that point, the tables are turned, and it's Bram's turn to be gentled, so to speak. The feral of the title applies equally to both leads, depending on the place in the story. But it also means that the emotions run a tad high at the most wrought parts, bordering on just too much.
The best part of any of these books has always been the author's carefully constructed, fascinating world. Her shapeshifters are complex creatures, with rich histories and motivations, and it's easy to become immersed in the alternate reality she presents. Their sensuality mirrors the growth of their relationships, and those evocative sections help to smooth over some of the otherwise jumpy mood transitions that mar what is still an entertaining read.
As an introduction into the world the author has created, this one is a superior choice to its predecessor, with a fantastic opening and characters with interesting flaws. There is much to enjoy here, as is usually the case with this particular author, and I'm looking forward to seeing where she goes next.
8/10 – There are sections that are borderline headhopping, which jarred me, and some of the mood jumps make it a little jerky, but otherwise a solid read
Hero #1
7/10 – Shades of depths get sacrificed when his vulnerable position is reversed
Hero #2
7/10 – There always felt like there was more potential to his omega position than was fully realized
Entertainment value
7/10 – Better than the book previous, but not as strong as the first two
World building
8/10 – The fascinating world the author creates is always her biggest strength


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Hi all. Pool installed on Thursday. Finally finished filling with hose Saturday morning. I had added some shock during this time as electric was not connected till last night.
Getting the general hang of testing. I have added baking soda, bleach, and just started some cya ( sock method) last night.
As of last night chlorine was about 2ish. No visible cya reading yet. Ph about 7.2.
1. How often to run pump per day and best time to run?
2. A chlorination system came free with pool. It's currently connected but I set it to 0. I'm hoping that means nothing is getting to pool. Figured we'd leave it connected for vacations. Should I remove the pacs in it or just kept them and hope 0 is truly 0?
3. First major mishap...I was checking connections as chlorination was leaking and accidentally opened pump cover. Had water gushing everywhere. Took a bit before I remembered to close valve. Got cover back on. Put system back together but didn't totally fill with water at first. Pump is self priming but Do I need to prime filter? I tried to read directions but filter said to open air vent and we don't have one.
4. Pool store gave us a bag of cellulose stuff in place of DE for filter. Bag had directions on how much to add based on filter area. Also had a conversion in comparison to lbs. of DE typically added. Of course they did not add up. Filter says 19 sq ft area so I used that value. I added in about 3/4 of the bag that states 1 bag for 24 sq ft. According to lbs of DE I would have needed 2 full bags which didn't seem right. How do u know if u gave right amount of cellulose?
5. Our filter has a bump cleaning process. I assume I do not have to add more cellulose using this process?
Im sure more questions will pop up but those are the ones I have right now....


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