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A small but growing number of companies are encouraging customers to pick up their phones the next time they need assistance. But to send an SMS text, not to make a phone call.
As detailed by Bloomberg's Justin Bachman, despite its ubiquity, SMS text messaging — "arguably the world's most favored form of communication" — has largely been ignored as a customer service channel by businesses, particularly large corporations. Instead, SMS has historically been used as a one-way channel to deliver notifications and marketing communications to customers.
But that is changing.
Case in point: while airlines have long used SMS to deliver information such as flight status updates to their customers, two airlines, Hawaiian and JetBlue, are or will be experimenting with SMS-based customer service.
Hawaiian Airlines began testing SMS-based customer service in April and recently decided to make the channel permanent. Currently, it handles about 200 texts a day, a tiny number for the eighth-largest commercial carrier in the United States, and interestingly, says that 70% of the SMS inquiries "don't involve itineraries or the carrier's HawaiianMiles program."
JetBlue has invested in a startup called Gladly, which offers a customer service platform that supports SMS. According to the company, once JetBlue integrates Gladly's platform into its call center operations, "JetBlue customers will be able to have continuous, real-time conversations through whichever channel they prefer at the moment. They'll be able to switch communication channels mid-conversation, and JetBlue will be able to pick up where they left off by accessing the full history of conversations with the customer from both current and previous flights."
The problem with SMS
While there are logical reasons to believe that SMS-based customer service has a future, in large part due to texting's popularity, it's not certain that customers will embrace it. There are a number of reasons for this.
For starters, one of texting's benefits – its asynchronous nature – can also be a drawback under certain circumstances. While many consumers avoid phone customer service like the plague, for urgent or complicated matters customers might very well prefer to speak with a person who can respond to them in real-time. This raises the question as to whether SMS-based customer service will become anything more than an email alternative.
Additionally, and perhaps most importantly, is the fact that when it comes to text-based customer service inquiries, it's possible that many individuals will turn to social media channels like Twitter before they use SMS. As some observed in a discussion thread about SMS-based customer service on Hacker News, companies have an incentive to respond promptly to inquiries that are posted in social channels. After all, those inquiries are public and a failure to address them adequately and in a reasonable period of time could result in negative press or even a full-on backlash.
In other words, the appeal of social media customer service is that consumers feel it gives them more leverage to get companies to take their inquiries seriously and respond. That leverage doesn't exist when texting because the communications are private.
The bot factor
Even if SMS proves to be a marginal customer service channel for industries like air travel, Bloomberg's Bachman noted that there are other markets, such as banking and telecommunications, that might be better-suited. According to Rurik Bradbury, the head of global communications and research at LivePerson, up to 70% of the inquiries in these markets could one day be responded to in an automated fashion "because you have 60-80 very common questions."
The predictable nature of inquiries, coupled with the relative simplicity of addressing many of them, lends itself to the use of bots, which in some cases might totally change the viability of using SMS for customer service. While companies need to be careful about buying into the idea that AI-powered bots can automate customer service completely, bots backed by humans could be an effective combination.
As customer service platforms add support for SMS, making it possible for companies to offer SMS-based customer service, expect more and more companies to give it a look, especially if they're already investing in human and bot text-based customer service for other messaging channels such as social.
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Before investing in SMS customer service, organisations need to answer two questions - are customers happy to use the channel and can they integrate it into their overall strategy, without creating new silos. As you say, it can then provide an additional channel with bots augmented by humans - more in this blog post https://www.eptica.com/blog/artificial-intelligence-and-rise-augmented-agents-customer-experience


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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – You probably never think of them, until you need them. An elite team of rescuers is training in our area and what they do could end up saving your life.
We are talking about the Pittsburgh Flood Response Unit and they endure some pretty grueling elements.
The tactical group is unique. It's a collaboration between Pittsburgh Police, Fire and EMS. Since April, McConnell's Mill has become a training ground for the new Pittsburgh Flood Response Unit.
"They get to feel the dynamics of the water, how the water moves. How people move in the water," said Lt. Patrick Shaw, an instructor for the Flood Response Unit.
Hundreds of responders will get this training as part of an immediate response plan in case of flooding in the city.
The new unit is the brainchild of Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Mike Huss, who has been working for almost two years to make round the clock flood response a reality.
For some, this is the first time they're training in moving water in their full gear. It's a lot harder than it looks. They have to learn not only how to save their own lives, but how to rescue others.
"You really don't understand the swiftness and the current strength until you really get it underneath your feet and against your body," Sgt. Brian Elledge, of Pittsburgh Police, said.
"When they get here in the swift moving water, and they're trying to fight currents and they're trying to get themselves in aggressive swims, they realize with all this equipment on, it actually changes your dynamics in the water and how you swim," Lt. Shaw said.
The lessons vary from floating and directing your body, getting around objects with the force of a strong current, and using a paddle as a tool to move across water if for example, someone needs to be rescued from their car.
"What we're basically teaching the firefighters, paramedics and police officers in this class is, basically, if you happen to find yourself in swift water, what you can do to get yourself out," added Lt. Shaw.
When four people died during flash flooding on Washington Boulevard nearly two years ago, the unit was just in the planning stages. Now it's a reality.
"Obviously, the tragedies that happened were a catalyst to get more training for everybody," said Lt. Shaw
The goal is to have between 200 to 300 trained first responders ready to go at a moment's notice. Every day around 40 flood response trained firefighters will be on duty.
Trained police and paramedics will have their gear with them at all times, just in case.
"Flash flooding is a problem in our city and we have a lot of areas that flash flood. When we had the tragedies on Washington Boulevard, there was flash flooding in Shadyside, in intersections that you would never think of flood waters and where people might be trapped," Lt. Shaw said.


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But what does that teach us about our collective past our current selves?
By T.T. Stern-Enzi
Photo: Chadwick Boseman and Harrison Ford star in the Jackie Robinson biopic, "42"
Prior to attending the recent press screening of writer-director Brian Helgeland's sports biopic, I experienced a low-level sense of dread, the same sensation that arises anytime there's a Hollywood historic take on race relations. I know this is going to sound like a conservative argument, but I fear the liberal media bias that emerges in the re-telling of these stories. Without fail, there's generally a too-sweet sentimentality that transforms African American subjects into saintly figures lacking in humanity. They become super men and women from another world and yet they also seem to lack the ability to affect social and cultural justice for themselves. Kryptonite abounds; it is there in every exchange and these black characters need the good will and steadfast support of white folks to take charge of their own situations.
And things get worse, far more insidious, for these hapless heroes because the stories documented become less about them and focus more on the white characters. History gets a revisionist whitewashing.
It reminds me of that moment, at the beginning of Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," a film that certainly didn't even need any more overt sentimentality. It was already about a white savior, with a certain legitimacy that could not be denied. But there it was, that moment in the camp, just off the battlefield, with Lincoln talking to two pairs of soldiers – one white, the other black – and one of the black soldiers (David Oweleyo) quotes Lincoln's famous lines back to him. It is a moment that simply could not have been true, an all-too carefully scripted scene that only a white liberal writer could love because it was only about making the white liberal members of the audience feel good. That is what liberal revisionism is all about.
Helgeland isn't immune to such pandering either and he's even able to make his appeal regional. Midwestern (Cincinnati) moviegoers have a bone thrown their way when Pee Wee Reese (Lucas Black), a Greater Cincinnati native, comes over to first and throws his arm around Jackie Robinson (Chadwick Boseman) in front of the Reds faithful, who were decidedly less than open to embracing integration. Helgeland puts words in Reese's mouth – "maybe one day we'll all wear 42, so no one can tell us apart." It is sickeningly sweet and less prescient than just a nod to current reality.
But just as often, "42" digs deeper and unearths uncomfortable moments that seem to spit in the face of feel good sentiment. The strongest example is the race-baiting trash talk of Phillies manager Ben Chapman (Alan Tudyk) every time Robinson comes to the plate. Profanity, repeated uses of the n-word and insults that spread from Robinson to his white teammates spew forth in geyser-like eruptions. Scenes like this always appear in such movies, but rarely is a filmmaker so willing to let it drag on quite like Helgeland does here. And I would argue it is a wise and appropriate choice because if, one day, we are all going to wear the number 42, each and every one of us should have a sense of what Robinson was subjected to while he wore the number. We need to understand what it was like to want to speak out, to dish out some retaliation for the wrongs endured, yet to have to stand and take it all in silence. Branch Rickey (Harrison Ford) reminds Robinson, time and again, that he must be like Jesus, offering his cheek for yet another smack. Robinson, full of pride and quiet anger, reflects our human urges, the ones we can't whitewash away.
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Winter at our house is prime time for baking. Everything from breads, cookies, cakes and the like shows up on an almost daily basis when the weather is cool. The kids love this and I don't mind baking for them when I have everything I need on-hand. Visit the baking aisle at your local ShopRite and you'll find everything you need for every baked good imaginable, and if you don't and associate will be more than happy to help you find it.
I love to pick up things that aren't always the ordinary, like white baking chips, different types of nuts and dried fruits or even granola. This way if I feel like changing something up I have lots of delicious add-ins in the cupboards to boost flavor and texture. These cookies are a perfect example. They were originally only dotted with dried cranberries, but I decided to toss in white chips and nuts. The result was so well liked they were devoured in no time flat.
Makes 2 dozen cookies
1 stick butter at room temperature
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 cup brown sugar NOT packed in a measuring cup
1 large egg (also at room temperature)
1/2 t. vanilla
1/2 scant t. baking soda
1 c. all-purpose flour
1 c. old fashioned oats (not instant – the ones that take about 5 minutes to cook)
1/4 c. craisins (dried cranberries)
1/4 c. white chips
1/4 c. chopped nuts such as macadamia, pecan or walnut
1. Preheat oven to 350º and line a cookie sheet with parchment paper (this may be reused for baking more than one batch and your cookie sheet stays clean) or spray well with a cooking spray such as ShopRite's Olive Oil Cooking Spray. I mix all cookies by hand because I think it really makes a more tender dough.
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4. Fold in chips, nuts and dried cranberries.
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Contributed by Randy R. Jones, Apr 17, 2007, last edited May 07, 2007 [firstname.lastname@example.com]. Total records = 13.
The cemetery is about two miles south of Lodge SC on Hwy 64, headed towards Walterboro. The cemetery is on the right side, only a few feet off of the highway, before you come to the railroad crossing.
The Jones Cemetery is very small and fenced in. The cemetery sits on the edge of a very large track of private farmland. The land and the Jones Cemetery once belonged to its original owners, my great-great-great grandfather, Robert E. Jones and Melinda Caldwell. It has been neglected and abandon for many decades. The cemetery is terribly overcome with trees and brush. There have been no burials there since 1970.
I have transcribed from the readings done on Sep 11, 2006 when Terry Courtney and I visited the cemetery, copied and photographed the tombstones.- Randy R. Jones
Carter, Daisy Lee, b. Oct 22, 1880, d. Sep 3, 1902, daughter of W.H
Carter, George, b. Aug 24, 1890, d. May 21, 1897, "son of George & Anna Carter"
Carter, Lizzie A. (Jones), b. Nov 12, 1857, d. Mar 26, 1889, wife of W.H
Carter, M. Clemmie (Jones), b. Apr 2, 1862, d. Oct 25, 1891, wife of W.H
Carter, Sallye Elizabeth, b. Nov 15, 1855, d. May 31, 1891, wife of Jesse
Carter, W. H., b. Mar 22, 1853, d. Nov 1, 1899
Jones, Clark Broxton, no dates, 5m 22d
Jones, Jesse Stancel, b. Sep 8, 1852, d. Oct 3, 1936
Jones, Melinda (Caldwell), b. Jan 26, 1833, d. Jul 1, 1892, wife of Robert
Jones, Melinda, b. Jun 29, 1875, d. Sep 11, 1875
Jones, Olive L., b. Aug 23, 1893, d. Nov 15, 1970, daughter of Jesse
Jones, Robert Sr., b. Mar 10, 1827, d. Oct 25, 1901
Jones, W. W., b. Feb 20, 1860, d. Sep 24, 1882
South Carolina Death Records
- South Carolina Newspapers, Full Search (1735-2001), 128 titles - GenealogyBank.com
- South Carolina Obituary Search - (1987-current) - GenealogyBank.com
- South Carolina Funeral Notices - GenealogyBank.com


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Maori landowners consider brand
Federation of Maori Authorities executive vice chairperson Paul Morgan says that's the sort of issue Foma members will be discussing at their annual hui in Rotorua over the next three days.
Mr Morgan says it has been 20 years since the first FOMA hui was held, also in Rotorua, and members will be looking ahead to the next 20 years.
He says members are used to taking a long term view.
"We're landowners. We're not going to sell our land, and we have to look at strategies to maximize our returns on our land, and we've got to decide iw we want to just be producers or whether we want to look at the processing, whether we wish to become exporters in our own right and whether or not we wish to develop a unique branded position so customers around the world can relate to the product and where it comes from," Morgan says.
Paul Morgan says the success of Tohu Wines shows how Maori brands can work on a world stage, and large incorporations like the East Coast Mangatu Blocks are also starting to produce their own branded products.
A Northland hapu is lobbying the Department of Conservation over its plans to build an 850 section coastal resort settlement.
Te Uri o Hau this week flew Conservation Minister Chris Carter over the land at Te Arai, just south of Mangawhai, which it received as part of a treaty settlement.
Development committee chairperson Sir Graham Latimer says the hapu wanted to show the minister how it plans to protect the breeding grounds of the endangered fairy tern, which nests in the dunes.
It issue could be critical for winning consent for the project, which also needs a scheme change from Rodney District Council.
"We're concerned because we've gone and made preparations to look after the birds to see that there's no animals that can destroy them, trying to do that. Course there's a lot of while country down there, and it will be a while to say that all the possums and wild cats are out of the forest," Sir Graham says.
Sir Graham Latimer says Te Uri o Hau is trying to develop its resources so it is not dependent on anyone else.
Maori artifacts at the Auckland Museum are being to turned into three dimensional images by engineering students.
The students are working with museum staff to use laser scanning technology to create the images for documentation and research.
Curator Maori Chanelle Clark says it's a safer way to manage the often fragile items than previous techniques.
"Machine scans it without having to move the taonga at all, whereas if you are taking a photo you usually having to pick it up and turn it around. It is more a safe way to document and also to help preserve them," Clark says.
Maori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia says the Federation of Maori Authorities has become a major force for Maori development.
The federation starts its annual hui in Rotorua today, with more than 350 representatives of land trusts and incorporation booked to attend.
Mr Horomia says there is only so much government can do, and it is important Maori find their own ways of advancing.
"Foma is a great organisation that's done its bit for Maori, like the Maori Council, the Maori Women's Welfare League, national organisations like Congress, trying to bring together our collective might through information and creating opportunities for our people," Horomia says.
Parekura Horomia says Foma has been in the forefront of identifying international marketing opportunities for Maori and coordinating joint ventures to improve the use of collectively held resources.
The MP charged with overseeing an environmental education programme in schools says Maori concepts will be included.
Meteria Turei says funding for the kaupapa, which was part of the deal made by the Greens in exchange for their support of a Labour led government, becomes available in the new year.
She says the programme will target teachers in both the mainstream and Maori immersion sectors.
Ms Turei says it will cover a range of issue, including the Maori dimension.
"The money we've got secured for it will set up a Maori development aspect in environmental education who will then supply that support to schools, so it will take a while for it to kick in to the classrooms. We worked with Maori environmental educators to find the best structure that let them pursue environmental education in a Maori context," Turei says.
The sound of waiata will ring through Wellington High School's Taraika Marae today as part of an initiative to increase the number of musicians who can perform in a Maori language environment.
Today's Papamahi Waiata Manaaki Tangata workshop is leading up to the Pao Pao Pao! Concert later this month.
National Maori Music Summit project manager Ngahiwi Apanui says the pool of Maori language musicians is drying up.
"When we kind of look at who's doing kaupapa Maori music and music in te reo Maori, the ranks are getting decidedly grey. There's no reason why we shouldn't have more artists doing music in te reo Maori, but for some reason we seem to be getting fewer and fewer," Apanui says.


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Motorola is to join the Facebook Phone club with the Motokey Social, a friendly looking phone that has just gone live on the soon-to-be-Google-owned company's website.
The Motokey Social packs a physical Facebook button, just like the Vodafone 555 Blue, and, like the network's effort, uses a proprietary OS rather than treading the Android path.
Its spec sheet isn't going to blow you away, but it's likely that this will be a budget phone for the kids. There's no mention of the processor but its RAM is listed as a paltry 64MB. There's only 128MB of storage on board as well, with only 50MB of that afforded to the user.
However, there looks to be a micro-USB option. And the yoof will love the social network aspects which includes Facebook, of course, as well as Twitter and an email app.
The display is a QVGA (320 x 240 pixel) TFT LCD and media playback includes H.263, H.264, MP3, MPEG-4, WAV, AAC, AAC+, AMR, AMR WB, MIDI and AMR NB. There's also an FM radio and a 3-megapixel camera with 30fps video recording.
Connectivity is GSM 850/900/1800/1900, EDGE Class 10, Wi-Fi 802.11b, 802.11g, WCDMA 850/1900 and Bluetooth 2.1.
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The high school senior and star football player lost his life in a car accident Thursday night.
Delaware State Police say 19-year-old Marshall-Horsey was behind the wheel, travelling northbound on Route 896 at a high rate of speed, when he lost control.
His vehicle crossed the center median, and smashed into another vehicle travelling southbound.
A fire engulfed the vehicle killing Smith. The driver of the other vehicle and the three surviving teenagers all sustained non-life threatening injuries.
Smith was set to go to Erie Community College in Buffalo next year, with the goal of then heading to a division one football program.
"He would have made it. He was built for it, he was on the path of going to the NFL," said Kerry Smith, the victim's brother.
Reminders of Andre's athletic excellence adorn the family's mantelpiece. One of his three brothers clutched his team jacket.
"He was very loving still. At 17, he would walk up to my husband and I and hug us and tell us that he loves us," said Inger Smith the victim's mother.
The victim, his brother Andrew, and three friends had spent the day at Rehoboth Beach, all on spring break from Appoquinimink High School.
The teens dropped Andrew off at home soon before the crash.
"He basically just saved my life because if I was in the back of that car, it was pretty tight in there, I wouldn't have survived if he didn't tell me to go home," said Andrew Smith, the victim's brother.
Smith's family prays for the recovery of all involved but says it's crucial for other teenagers to learn from this.
"You guys got to realize that your life can be taken so fast. This young man, my little brother had everything going for himand he was taken," said Isaiah Smith, the victim's brother.
The investigation continues but preliminary information indicates that everyone involved in the accident was wearing a seatbelt.


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Stereotaxis Appoints New Chief Financial Officer
Oct 03, 2011, 06:30 ET
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Stereotaxis, Inc. (NASDAQ: STXS) today announced the appointment of Samuel W. Duggan as Chief Financial Officer of the Company, effective immediately. Mr. Duggan will report to President and Chief Executive Officer Michael P. Kaminski.
Mr. Duggan, 48, has 25 years of financial leadership experience. He was Vice President and Treasurer of RehabCare Group, Inc. from 2009 until its 2011 acquisition by Kindred Healthcare, Inc. During this time, Mr. Duggan had management responsibility for treasury, investor relations, financial analysis, budgeting and lease financing.
"Sam is a highly accomplished public company finance executive with broad experience in senior strategic finance roles," said Mr. Kaminski. "Sam's leadership skills and proven track record in directing finance and accounting organizations will be invaluable to Stereotaxis as we continue to execute our strategic plan."
Mr. Duggan said, "This is an exciting time to join Stereotaxis as the company is positioned for growth with the coming launch of Epoch and the expansion of Odyssey into the large standard lab market. With the recent reduction in operating expenses, strong recurring revenue performance and the opportunity to accelerate capital revenue, Stereotaxis has created the foundation for improved financial performance. I am thrilled by the significant opportunities that lie ahead for Stereotaxis and look forward to working with the Stereotaxis team and contributing to the company's future success."
From 2005 to 2008, Mr. Duggan held various finance positions of increasing responsibility at Kellwood Company, one of the largest apparel makers in the U.S., concluding with his role as Corporate Vice President, Investor Relations and Treasurer. Immediately prior to Kellwood, he was with MEMC Electronic Materials, Inc., where he held various positions in accounting, business development, purchasing, facilities planning and investor relations, starting in 1996. Mr. Duggan was with KPMG LLP from 1986 until 1996 culminating with his role as an audit senior manager.
Mr. Duggan replaces Dan Johnston who left the Company in August 2011.
About Stereotaxis www.stereotaxis.com www.odysseyexperience.com
Stereotaxis designs, manufactures and markets an advanced cardiology instrument control system for use in a hospital's interventional surgical suite to enhance the treatment of coronary artery disease and arrhythmias. The Niobe® Remote Magnetic Navigation System is designed to enable physicians to complete more complex interventional procedures by providing image guided delivery of catheters and guidewires through the blood vessels and chambers of the heart to treatment sites. This is achieved using computer-controlled, externally applied magnetic fields that govern the motion of the working tip of the catheter or guidewire, resulting in improved navigation and reduced x-ray exposure.
Stereotaxis' Odyssey™ portfolio of products provides an innovative enterprise solution for integrating, recording and networking interventional lab information within hospitals and around the world. Odyssey™ Vision integrates data for magnetic and standard interventional labs, enhancing the physician workflow through a consolidated display of multiple systems and eliminating the challenge of interacting simultaneously with many separate diagnostic systems. Odyssey™ Enterprise Cinema then captures a complete record of synchronized procedure data that can be viewed live or from a comprehensive archive of cases performed. Odyssey™ then enables hospitals to efficiently share live and recorded clinical data anywhere around the world to maximize referrals and promote collaboration.
The core components of the Stereotaxis systems have received regulatory clearance in the U.S., Europe, Canada and elsewhere. For more information, please visit www.stereotaxis.com and www.odysseyexperience.com.
This press release includes statements that may constitute "forward-looking" statements, usually containing the words "believe," "estimate," "project," "expect" or similar expressions. Forward-looking statements inherently involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. Factors that would cause or contribute to such differences include, but are not limited to, continued acceptance of the Company's products in the marketplace, the effect of global economic conditions on the ability and willingness of customers to purchase our systems and the timing of such purchases, competitive factors, changes resulting from the recently enacted healthcare reform in the U.S., including changes in government reimbursement procedures, dependence upon third-party vendors, timing of regulatory approvals, and other risks discussed in the Company's periodic and other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. By making these forward-looking statements, the Company undertakes no obligation to update these statements for revisions or changes after the date of this release. There can be no assurance that the Company will recognize revenue related to its purchase orders and other commitments in any particular period or at all because some of these purchase orders and other commitments are subject to contingencies that are outside of the Company's control. In addition, these orders and commitments may be revised, modified, delayed or canceled, either by their express terms, as a result of negotiations, or by overall project changes or delays.
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The building itself is an exquisite ode to Kerala temple architecture,incorporating elements from Malabar, Cochin and Travancore styles. Wood, laterite stone and roofing tiles are used in the construction of the whole building, but the exterior and interior wooden works are made of antique architectural objects. The folklore museum showcases objects mostly from 15th to 20th century. Some of the objects date back to even 2000 years. The objects include masks, models, costumes of traditional art forms, antique musical instruments, ornaments, puppets, wood carvings, oil lamps, manuscripts written on palm leaf, sculptures made of copper, wood, bronze, terracotta and stone, paintings, etc…
The museum consists of biggest collection of Musical Instruments, Traditional Lamps, Sculptures, Mask & Head Gears, Mural Paintings & Old Photographs, Excavated Objects, Inscriptions, Jewelery & Jewelery Boxes, Folklore Collection, Traditional Art Costumes and Christian Art Collection.
The first floor consists of masks, rings and other jewels, Wood, Stone & Bronze Sculptures,Musical Instruments, Traditional Jewellery, etc which is tremendously arranged. The ambiance inside the floor is very catchy and the roof work is also brilliant. And the second floor which is mainly hold the Traditional Art Costumes which has been used by our previous generations for the performance of different types of art forms. After seeing all these thing we finally enters into the third floor which is built for the purpose of performance of art forms that prevailed in Kerala. The seating arrangements made inside the theater reminds us of our traditional culture. We have to book in advance to see the performance.All together its a wonderful feast for the eyes!
A fifteenth century basement of carved stone with two stone elephants, stone frame and wooden door, intricate woodcarving of the ceiling which depicts tales from Hindu mythology are some of the appealing elements of the building.
The Museum shop is another attraction, which is meant for catering the needs of artifact collectors. It is for the first time in India, artifacts and antiques with a Provenance Certificate are displayed for purchase.
The Centre's folklore theatres Kanjadalam and Kalithattu with their elaborate traditional architectural design have an excellent historical ambience. Professionals of Kerala's traditional art forms present stage performances here. Seminars, symposiums, art exhibitions etc… are other highlights of the Kerala Folklore Theatre and Museum.
The Museum is located on the Thevara Ferry Road, right in the heart of the city.
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Matamata trainers Ken and Bev Kelso are making a return trip across the Tasman with Group 1 winning mare Xanadu and will head to Melbourne for the Group 1 $500,000 Myer Classic (1600m) at Flemington on the first day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
Xanadu's win in the Group 1 NZ$150,000 NZ T'bred Breeders Stakes at Te Aroha on April 6 tempted the Kelsos to test the waters during the Sydney Autumn Carnival.
But with only one run in Sydney, Xanadu returned to New Zealand after running fifth to Skyerush in the Group 2 $175,000 M. J. Bale Emancipation Stakes (1600m) at Randwick.
The Elusive City mare is set to kick off her Spring campaign in the Group 3 NZ$70,000 Waikato Stud Foxbridge Plate (1200m) at Waikato on August 17.
"I am pleased with the way she has come up and we will follow the same path that we did last year, before ending up in Melbourne," Ken Kelso told TVN.
"She will go straight into the Foxbridge Plate at Te Rapa without a trial, but she may have a gallop in between races somewhere before then, but she is pretty right."
"She is nominated for the Makfi Stakes and Windsor Park Plate at Hawke's Bay and following those two races all going to plan it's onwards to Australia."
Kelso will then pack up and head to Melbourne and use the Group 2 $220,000 Yellowglen Tristarc Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield on October 19 as the mare's final lead up to the Myer Classic.
"There is a nice fillies' and mares race over 1400 metres at Caulfield that will lead nicely into the Myer," Kelso said.
Xanadu has been a consistent Group 1 performer over the last two seasons with three seconds and two thirds as well as a win at the top level.
During her Summer/Autumn campaign, she was second to Final Touch in the Group 1 NZ$300,000 Telegraph Handicap (1200m) at Trentham on January 19 then second again to Diademe in the Group 1 NZ$200,000 Waikato Draught Sprint (1400m) at Te Rapa on February 9.


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9 Pets That Brightened the Lives of Teachers
Teaching can be—let's be charitable—challenging. So why do so many corps members and alumni choose to adopt animal companions during their Teach For America experiences? Why invite more responsibility into one's life?
For alumni like Kylie Hagler (Alabama '13), her puppy, Sadie, was a blessing, not a burden. "I found myself staying at school until 10 p.m. every night, so I knew I needed a reason to come home," Hagler says. "Sadie helped me learn how to balance school and me."
When One Day reached out to gather pet stories and pictures from corps members and alumni, we heard over and over about the emotional benefits of having a four-legged friend—especially during high-stress times of the school year. So feel no shame as you enjoy this collection of cuteness. You've earned it.
1. Harper Lee (Oklahoma '11)
Her Human: Laura Bellis (Oklahoma '11)
English teacher alert: Bellis named her pup after the author of To Kill a Mockingbird. Not pictured: Bellis's cat, Boo. (Get it?)
2. Jack (R.G.V. '11)
His Human: Kieley Parker (R.G.V. '09)
Both of Jack's parents were ranch-hand cattle-herding dogs. Jack leads a more domestic life—but he did keep an eye on Parker's now-husband when she brought Jack along on their second date.
3. Sam (New Mexico '07)
His Human: Dane Anderson (New Mexico '07)
No one knows Sam's age. Long after Anderson took him in for a night off the freezing streets of the Zuni reservation, his past remains mysterious. A vet once discovered two bullets lodged in his side, unnoticed for years.
4. Monticello ("Monti") (E.N.C. '06)
His Human: Dan Kelley (E.N.C. '05)
Kelley, a lawyer, admits he might be biased, but he thinks Monti is "One Day cover material."
5. Mississippi (Mississippi '12)
Her Human: Natalie Owens-Pike (Mississippi '11)
A night run for gas station fried chicken, renowned in the Delta, came with a side of one stray black cat for Owens-Pike, who brought the feline home to roommates Eugenié George (Mississippi '11) and Brynn Embley (Mississippi '12).
6. Jackson (E.N.C. '15)
His Human: Danielle McDevitt (E.N.C. '14)
When a student's family dog had more puppies than they could handle, McDevitt joked that she'd take one. Surprise! Hey, it beats another apple.
7. Roma (Arkansas '12)
His Human: Melanie Bradshaw (Mississippi '10)
After Bradshaw took Roma in off the streets of Marianna, Arkansas—temporarily, until she found him a good home—he became deathly ill with parvovirus. Bradshaw hand-fed him back to health, then decided to keep him.
8. Bella (Houston '07)
Her Human: Sarah Storti (Houston '07)
Storti says Bella brought "a lot of love and joy" to an otherwise tough first year of teaching—which made it easy to forgive all the chewed up school supplies.
9. Phoebe (South Carolina '13)
Her Human: Abby Smith (South Carolina '12)
Smith and her roommate Drew Snyder (South Carolina '12) wanted a pet to greet them at the door at the end of long teaching days. Smith says Phoebe is "just as quirky" as the Friends character she's named after.
About the Author
Tim Kennedy is the former editorial manager and copy chief of One Day Magazine. He joined the magazine in 2013 after teaching English in Marianna, Arkansas.


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Chhinnamasta Yantra
Significance of Yantra
This yantra is very powerful and effective. It blesses the sadhaka with protection, removes troubles and protects him from poverty. This yantra is also known as PARCHAND CHANDIKA YANTRA. In Vishwas Ratan and Rudrayamal its upasana has been given in detail. This yantra is a very beneficial for success in life and in any other endeavours.
How the yantra is Prepared
The mantra be recited one lakh times and after that Homa be performed for one-tenth mantras with Bilwa wood and clarified butter. In Homa use red flowers and ghee. Daily after Japa, offer sweetened rice boiled in milk (khir-Pongl), dry fruits etc. The puja be performed in a vacant house, cremation ground or in a temple.
Japa Mantra
"Om Shreem Kleem Hreem Aing Vajra Vyrochaneeye Hum Hum Phut Swaha"
ॐ श्रीं क्लीं ह्रीं ऐं वज्र वैरोचनीये हुं हुं फट् स्वाहा
After obtaining Siddhi of the Yantra, wear the yantra on the body for the above purposes. The yantra can be made on Bhooj Patra, or on a metal like gold, silver or copper.


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ARTIST: Nichts
This collection of tracks from Nichts strikes a nice balance between abstract experimentalism and dance floor accessibility. Like all of the releases from underground label Backwards Records, there's plenty of weirdness on this one, as evidenced by fuzzy but pleasant glitch track "The Red Scare" and the muffled ambient of "Sure Beats Evaporating." By the second half of the CD, though, things start to really pick up, and while there's still an emphasis on minimalist structures and analog eccentricity, there's also a solid groove running throughout. "First Pressure" recalls avant-garde house music auteur John Tejada with its solid thump and spare feedback tones, and "Collapse" layers distorted but perky organ arpeggios over a pulsing electro beat. "Disenchantment" turns down the tempo but cranks up the bass with a head-nodding hip-hop kick under wavering synth lines, while "Puppydogs And Hummingbirds" is as perky as its title would suggest, with electronic chirps and tweets over a bouncing four-on-the-floor kick drum, then brings the noise with thickly distorted synth pads spread over the top. While Nichts brings a distinct underground sensibility to avant-garde techno, this release is in no way abrasive, and unlike most so-called "intelligent dance music," you can actually imagine intelligent people dancing to it.
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Shrum Strikes Back?
Kerry's for the people. They're for the powerful.
ALLENTOWN, PA.—The Washington Post's Mark Leibovich profiled Kerry adviser Bob Shrum in a piece Friday that focused on the so-called "Shrum Curse," the idea that Shrum is the losingest great political strategist of modern times. Leibovich didn't bring up William Jennings Bryan or the Buffalo Bills, but he does compare Shrum to Kerry's favorite baseball team, the Boston Red Sox. Ten speechwriters at the Democratic convention, Leibovich writes, considered wearing "Reverse the Curse" T-shirts emblazoned with a picture of Shrum. The article's headline: "Loss Leader: At 0-7, Adviser Bob Shrum Is Well Acquainted With the Concession Speech."
Ouch. It gets worse. Here are some of the piece's highlights: "Shrum's career-long slump in presidential campaigns, a well-catalogued losing streak that runs from George McGovern to Al Gore. … the ["Reverse the Curse"] slogan endures as a joke among Kerry staffers. … Shrum's 0-7 win-loss record in presidential elections has become ensconced in the psyches of the campaigns he orchestrates. …. Kerry is sputtering … His campaign has been called listless and unfocused, words that were also applied to Shrum's last presidential enterprise, the Gore campaign (a forbidden comparison within Kerry headquarters). … But curses sometimes have prosaic explanations. … critics started to rehash old complaints about Shrum. They say he relies too heavily on populist rhetoric, … that his aggressiveness led to backbiting within the campaign. ... James Carville harpooned Shrum relentlessly to reporters at the Republican convention last week. Clinton himself was critical of the campaign's reluctance to attack Bush—a position Shrum had advocated—in a phone call to Kerry … Shrum's brand of old-style liberalism—steeped in the tradition of his political patron, Ted Kennedy—is anathema to the centrist, New Democrat ethic that got Clinton elected twice. … 'You tend to listen extra hard to Clinton people,' says a mid-level Kerry aide who didn't want to be identified because he's not an official spokesman. 'They've actually won one of these.' "
The one thing Leibovich couldn't nail down was Shrum's role in the Kerry campaign after the elevation of John Sasso and Michael Whouley and the infusion of Clinton operatives like Joe Lockhart. How much power does Shrum have now? Does he still have the candidate's ear? "Shrum is either in Kerry's doghouse, or his influence has been diffused by the high-level additions. Ultimately, though, campaign sources say, Shrum is a survivor" who has "worked strenuously to cultivate Lockhart." Leibovich also writes that Kerry feels loyal to Shrum for helping him to defeat William Weld in 1996.
So, Shrumologists take note: During a rally here on Friday, the same day Leibovich's critical profile appeared, Kerry inserted a Shrumian flourish into his standard stump speech. For a few minutes, Kerry sounded an awful lot like Al Gore during his much-criticized—and Shrum-penned—"people vs. the powerful" acceptance speech at the 2000 Democratic convention. The business-friendly Kerry of Labor Day vanished, replaced by a Wall Street-bashing economic populist.
Kerry spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter said Kerry's remarks weren't significant. "It didn't strike me as anything unusual," she said. "It's not a 'people vs. the powerful.' " Judge for yourself: There's a theme that runs through "everything I just talked about," Kerry explained. "Why aren't we importing drugs from Canada? Why did they take that out? Why did we refuse to allow Medicare to be able to negotiate [bulk drug prices] so you would lower your taxes? Why has the tax burden of the average American family gone up while the tax burden of the richest people in America has gone down? Why is it that when we're fighting to have alternative and renewable energy, we wind up with an energy bill that's written for the oil and gas companies? Why is it that when American citizens are losing their health care by the millions, it's the HMOs and the companies that keep getting fed?" Kerry mentions all of these things frequently on the stump, but this time he punctuated his critique with an allusion to the rhetoric of Al Gore's "forbidden" campaign: "I'll tell you why: because this administration exists for the purpose of serving the powerful and the moneyed, and we need to restore … the voices of America, the real Americans who built this country and make it strong. We need to step up and fight."
Was Kerry paying a final tribute to the dear, departed Shrum? Or was Shrum serving notice to the Clinton faction that he won't disappear without a fight? Both? Neither? Was it just a coincidence? What is the sound of one hand clapping? If a Shrum falls in the forest, does it make a sound?


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In 2006, PIH-Russia launched its Sputnik Program. Centered in Tomsk, Russia, Sputnik focuses on home-based care for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) patients who would otherwise slip through the cracks. It is a unique and effective service that differs from the health care models traditionally found in Russia.
The program targets people who have difficulty adhering to the intensive treatment regimen needed to cure the disease. Factors that put these patients at high-risk of defaulting treatment include homelessness, poverty, alcohol and substance abuse, HIV, and previous incarceration.
PIH-R specially trains nurses who regularly visit patients in their homes to deliver the TB and MDR-TB drug regimes—which can take up to two years to complete. Beyond medicine, these nurses also offer various forms of social support, ranging from bringing patients meals to providing emotional support. This innovative model of care gives patients the individual attention they need to get better.
Before PIH introduce Sputnik, patient adherence rates in Tomsk were about 40 percent. Today over 90 percent of these hard to reach patients take their medications for the entirety of their treatment. In short, the Sputnik model of care has been incredibly successful.
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Friday video fun: Triumph and David Blaine
Came across this while reading my NewTeeVee feed: Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, whose reports on Late Night with Conan O'Brien are always hilarious (his past gems include skewering Star Wars fans waiting in line for the release of Attack of the Clones, and doing the same to a bunch of fans at Bon Jovi concert), showed up at the site of illusionist performer David Blaine's latest publicity stunt. Triumph interviews a few scattered fans — a crowd that includes Liz Gannes, writer/editor at GigaOm's NewTeeVee blog — and can barely keep himself from cracking up as Blaine takes a 15-minute coffee break in the middle of the stunt. Stay tuned right to the end for the Spiderman-style finish.
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Reaching out to schools throughout Poland, Centrum Edukacji Obywatelskiej (CEO) promotes civic knowledge and the practical skills necessary for building a democratic state.
Focus: Education
Geographic Area of Impact: Poland, Georgia, Lithuania and Ukraine
Model: Hybrid Non-Profit
Number of Direct Beneficiaries: 1,500,000 (2015)
Annual Budget: US$ 5,100,000 (2015)
Percentage Earned Revenue: 12%
Recognition: Social Entrepreneur of the Year, 2001
After the collapse of communism in 1989, Poland underwent a political and economic transformation. Unfortunately, this process did not include education as a tool of change, and today most schools function as they did 30 years ago. There remains a lack of expertise and institutions capable of supporting improvement in the teaching practices and educational quality in Poland, and thus preparing students for the challenges of personal and professional life. Public education needs to teach students social entrepreneurship, provide them with a good understanding of the world, encourage critical thinking and self-confidence, while instilling the abilities required to become leaders and active citizens.
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Centrum Edukacji Obywatelskiej (Centre for Citizenship Education) was created to encourage change in educational practices in Poland. In 20 years the centre has grown into a respected non-governmental organization capable of implementing projects on a national scale. CEO cooperates with Poland's Ministry of Education in the application of educational reforms, including the development of better school curricula and new teaching and assessment methods, particularly the wider use of project-based learning and formative assessment.
While developing innovative school curricula in the field of civic engagement, CEO also engages in a variety of activities targeting teachers, students and local authorities. It has helped more than 1000 schools become learning organizations that involve the entire school community, students and parents. Teachers are encouraged in peer-to-peer collaboration to effectively improve teaching and assessment methods; school leaders are coached in new skills needed for improving the functionality of their schools. Due to CEO's involvement, Poland's new national education policy now requires teachers and schools to transform traditional teaching methods. Assessing students through effective feedback, not just grades, is encouraged to help students learn and build understanding and confidence.
A number of CEO programmes involve student projects focused on inquiry, experiential-based learning and peer teaching, which leads students to a better understanding of key academic concepts. Other projects focus on social skills, active citizen participation and developing creativity and artistic skills. 2015 CEO actively started to encourage discussions on refugees in Poland and climate changes and launched programmes in these areas as well.
In 2010, the Polish Ministry of Education, assisted by CEO, introduced a new law requiring Polish middle schools to involve all students in project-based learning. It offered CEO the possibility of helping schools use Project Based Learning in their daily work, while engaging students in resolving local community problems.
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During the communist era in Poland, Jacek Strzemieczny was involved in a number of underground activities, including the creation of several independent educational institutions. In 1987 he became an Ashoka Innovator for the Public Fellow. With the collapse of communism in 1989 he took a leadership position at the Ministry of Education, before becoming co-Founder, Executive Director and President of the Board of Centrum Edukacji Obywatelskiej in 1994. Since 2000 he has served as Director of the Szkola Uczaca Sie (Learning Schools Project), an initiative run by the Polish-American Freedom Foundation and the Center for Citizenship Education. In 2006 he received the first Penn Kemble Award for work in civic education, and in 2010, the 20th anniversary of Poland's Solidarity movement, he received the Komisji Edukacji Narodowej Medal from the Minister of Education. In 2011 the Polish president awarded him the Order of Polonia Restituta.
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Had a good week and you want to end it right? Had a bad week and you want to redeem it?
Either way, we have the place for you on Friday nights and Sunday mornings! At Epicentre Student Ministry we've created a large group environment that attracts students just like you. After all, we figure you want to be wherever your friends are! We make this time as fun and relevant as we possibly can.
The Source
The Source is for grades 7-12 and meets on Friday nights from 6:30 – 9:30 pm at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church. We are there to have fun, play some games, make friends and learn about biblical truths that can help us all in the lives we lead.
If you're coming for the first time come, please check in at our welcome desk by the front entrance. We need to grab any pertinent information like allergies and emergency contacts so we can make sure everyone stays safe when they visit. After that we will let you know what to expect for the night and will also be able to answer any questions you may have.
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The Huddle
The Huddle is our Sunday morning program held in our Youth Room at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
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Florida Holds Lessons for Michigan to Improve Education
(Editor's note: This commentary appeared in the Detroit Free Press on Aug. 25, 2013.)
The most recent national test of student achievement shows that there's room for a lot of improvement in Michigan. Based on fourth- and eighth-grade reading and math scores, students here ranked as low as 41st and no better than 28th on the 2011 National Assessment of Educational Progress, dubbed "the nation's report card." Controlling for poverty among the states actually makes things worse: Michigan ranked 46th on a report card that compared the NAEP scores from 2003 to 2011 of just low-income students in each state.
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Fortunately, there is a model for improving student performance at the state level, and a newly published study by the Mackinac Center details how Florida did just that. The study compares the performance of Florida's public schools over roughly the last 15 years to that of Michigan's based on the NAEP. The results are striking.
In the mid-1990s, Florida trailed Michigan and the national average on NAEP's four regularly tested subjects: fourth- and eighth-grade reading and math. But by 2009, Florida's average scores surpassed Michigan's on all four tests, and also bested the national average in three out of the four.
Impressively, the students who benefited the most in Florida were those from low-income backgrounds. The average fourth-grade reading score for low-income Florida students jumped 13.4 percent from 1998 to 2011 and the average in math from 1996 to 2011 increased a whopping 14.2 percent. Eighth-grade test scores for low-income students in Florida did not increase as much, but they still outpaced Michigan and the national average.
And Florida accomplished all of this without dramatically increasing spending on public schools. If more money was all that mattered, Michigan should easily be outperforming Florida. We consistently spent more per pupil (between 30 and 40 percent more in some years) than Florida over this entire period.
The rise in student achievement in Florida coincided with a series of reforms that created incentives for schools to improve. Arguably the most significant of these was expanding school choice opportunities for all Florida parents through charter public schools, private school vouchers, tuition tax credit scholarships and online learning. Florida invested heavily in school choice, and today the Florida Department of Education brags that the Sunshine State "leads the nation in school choice options."
The state also implemented a new easy-to-understand school report card, assigning A-though-F letter grades to every school. Parents and other stakeholders understand what these grades means, and they create pressure for schools to better their grade. Importantly, schools that did improve were rewarded, and those that consistently did poorly faced real consequences, such as losing students (and the funding that comes with them) to other nearby schools.
Florida also curtailed the practice of "social promotion" by requiring that all third-graders read proficiently before moving on to the fourth-grade. This, no doubt, produced incentives for parents and schools to ensure, at the very minimum, that students were able to read at this critical juncture in their education careers.
Finally, the Sunshine State expanded the supply of high-quality teachers by creating a decentralized alternative teacher certification process. With more certified candidates available, schools had a better chance of finding an excellent teacher for their classrooms. Nearly 40 percent of new hires in Florida are now alternatively certified.
Not all the Florida reforms have been rigorously studied, and correlation is not causation. But there is reason to believe that these reforms had a significant impact in Florida, and Michigan should consider all of them. Michigan might not be able to replicate all of Florida's success, but if it had performed similarly over the last 15 years, the Great Lake State would be one of the highest achieving states in the nation — a proposition few would oppose.
Michael Van Beek is director of education policy at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a research and educational institute headquartered in Midland, Mich.
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This week there's only one thing on our minds: Fourth of July celebrations. Whether your idea of the perfect Fourth is a picnic on the beach or a flag-themed craft table, our magazines have you covered. Use the Search function in your Next Issue app to find everything from indulgent desserts to kid-friendly party games, as well as those all-important barbecue recipes.
To kick-start your party planning, we've handpicked four of our favorite Independence Day ideas:
3 Cheers for the 4th of July! Celebrate the nation's birthday with star-spangled treats, crafts and party ideas. From Family Fun, June/July 2015.
The Thrill of the Grill Forget rubs and marinades. The new 'cue is fast, fresh and full of fabulous flavors. Just grill, then finish with an easy, no-cook sauce or topping for instant BBQ glory. From Châtelaine, June 2014.
Red, White & View Entertaining guru Peter Callahan's recipe for a toes-in-the-sand July 4th picnic is a total blast. From Coastal Living, July/August 2015.
All of the Berries From blueberries to huckleberries, we know just what to do with the season's berry bounty. From Bon Appétit, July 2015.
Our Fourth of July Pinterest board has even more recipes (lobster roll cones, anyone?) and tips for stress-free entertaining. Find it here, and get inspired by all things red, white and blue.


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Collection Expiration Date
One of the ways that a taxpayer can get out of paying taxes is to allow the 10 year period for collection to expire. The CSED, or Collection Expiration Statute Date, should not be thought of as a flat or straight 10 year period of time, say from January 1st, 2000, until January 1st, 2010. The reason for that is that certain "tax events" can put a hold on the cumulative 10 year period of time that must go by, for the 10 year CSED to expire.
A better way to think of the Collection Expiration Statute Date is to think of a clock that has to run for a full 10 years. Some tax events will stop the running of the 10 year clock. In total, the clock must run for 10 years, IN TOTAL, for the CSED to expire.
First and foremost, understand that the IRS is not in the business of collecting taxes, to simply allow the 10 year period to expire. Once that time frame does approach, the IRS will usually force you to sign a "Waiver of the 10 year Statute", in return for not going after your bank account, or paycheck.
Yet, occasionally taxpayers slip through the cracks, and the 10 year period is near. As a taxpayer, ask yourself this question, that being the case, "Would you want your tax professional to tell you that was a Tax Resolution option?" If you hire a regular tax person, who does not understand this, based on experience in this filed, that Tax Resolution option may never even be disclosed to you. It should be, if you are near the CSED. It should be part of discussing every option that you have for dealing with your tax debt.
One of the difficulties that taxpayers have in trying to find out the CSED is that if you ask the Collection Division, the phone numbers available to taxpayers connect you to the Collection Division, what the CSED is, and you owe back taxes, the Collection Division will first ask you "Where you work, where you bank, what your address is". That is because the number one job of the Collection Division of the IRS, is to COLLECT TAX. Asking that question would probably trigger intense Collection Action against you.
At Federal Tax Resolution we can obtain your Collection Expiration dates, without triggering Collection Action against you. We utilize the tax practitioner unit of the IRS, as they are independent of the Collection Division, used by the tax industry to help individual and business taxpayers. This allows us to obtain your CSED without raising red flags at the IRS.
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In the past 24 years, Convoy of Hope has been active in 48 states and providing disaster response, conducting community outreach events, and directing nutritional programs and sustainability projects.
Day two, no help was in sight…until your Convoy of Hope pulled into our city. It was literally a blessing. We have never seen such a sight. Your company of volunteers came with a smile, a warm handshake and a word of encouragement.Former Deputy Police Chief Tom Milar, Picayune, Miss.
Convoy of Hope's world-distribution center and corporate offices are located in Springfield, Missouri at the crossroads of America, where U.S. 65 and I-44 intersect. Springfield is an ideal location for the rapid transportation of goods. Loads of food and other relief supplies are transferred to and from the warehouse weekly.International
Since Convoy of Hope was established it has brought help and hope to 115 countries and counting. This has been made possible, in part, thanks to Convoy of Hope Europe.
Focus Countries
While we began feeding children in Haiti in 2007, our program expanded immensely following the 2010 earthquake. After the disaster struck, we were on the ground immediately providing relief to survivors, including children. Alongside our partners at Mission of Hope, we're feeding 91,822 children at 389 program centers. Haiti was also the pilot country for our Agricultural Initiative. Through this initiative, we're educating rural farmers who are producing crops and bettering their lives and the lives of hungry children.
El Salvador
We began feeding children in El Salvador in 2007 and the initiative has seen positive growth in the years since. Currently 22,700 children are being fed at 141 program centers in El Salvador. We also piloted our Mothers' Club program in this country, through which we provide poverty-stricken mothers with entrepreneurial skills they use to earn a living and provide for their families.
Since 2014, we have worked with local partners to provide vital resources to refugees fleeing Syria including food, heaters, newborn health kits, hygiene kits, coats and more. In 2016, we implemented an emergency-based feeding program in Lebanon. Now, we're regularly serving 895 Lebanese and Syrian refugee children at three schools and refugee camps. We will continue to work with our partners in the area to serve even more children and families in these war-torn communities.
There is a great need to feed hungry children and families in Honduras. Our CFI was established in 2011 and there are currently 6,299 children being fed at 70 program centers. We've also started our Mothers' Clubs program in Honduras after its success in neighboring El Salvador.
The Children's Feeding Initiative started in 2007 and we're currently feeding 20,905 children at 88 program centers.
The Philippines
We began feeding children in the Philippines in 2009 and it has become one of our largest feeding countries with 19,438 children currently enrolled in the initiative at 153 program centers. The Philippines is prone to natural disasters such as earthquakes and typhoons, so having an efficient feeding network allows us to respond quickly when disasters strike the island nation.
One of our newer countries, our CFI in Tanzania was established in 2013 and we're currently feeding 2,210 children at four program centers. Our women's micro-enterprise program that equips women with financial education, vocational training, cooperative saving groups and even start-up capital is being implemented in Tanzania as well as our Empowered Girls program that brings educational programs to schools and communities.
After establishing our program in Kenya in 2009, we began helping the Maasai people find ways to get clean water to their villages. Maasai tribes in one region had been desperately searching for ways to overcome their lack of water when they discovered the answer lied within Mt. Suswa, an active volcano. They found that the lava flow running beneath them was heating existing ground water, turning it into steam and trapping it in the earth. They began harvesting the steam by inserting pipes in the ground and collecting it as it turns to distilled water. We've funded the work at 12 sites where the Maasai are utilizing this method. There are currently 2,708 children being fed at 15 program centers in Kenya.
The CFI in Ethiopia was established in 2013. Currently 1,650 children are being fed at five program centers. Ethiopia is home to the pilot of our women's micro-enterprise program that equips women with financial education, vocational training, cooperative saving groups and even start-up capital.
South Africa
Expanding our presence on the African continent, {south africa} was added to our CFI in 2012 through partners at Blessman Ministries. Currently, 8,459 children are being fed at 120 program centers.
In 2015, Convoy of Hope responded to a devastating earthquake in Nepal. In 2016, we added children to our Children's Feeding Initiative. Today, we're feeding nearly 600 in three program centers. In addition to the feeding program, we've also facilitated agriculture trainings to nearly 300 participants to address the underlying food security issues. Community members, teachers and parents are reporting significant changes in the village from these programs including better attendance because the children are sick less often.
Convoy of Hope Europe
Convoy of Hope Europe (COHEU) was founded in 2003 and is an integral part of Convoy of Hope's driving passion to feed the world. COHEU has served the less fortunate in 49 countries throughout Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Visit www.convoyofhope.eu for more information about the work of COHEU.


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Philomena - Dame Judi Dench as an Irish woman looking for the son she gave away 50 years earlier
Nebraska - Bruce Dern and Will Forte take a father/son road trip in search of a mythical million dollar prize
Gravity - Breakthrough movie about danger in space. Sandra Bullock, George Clooney and state of the art special effects. Oscar contender
12 Years a Slave - One of the nineteenth century's greatest true stories receives the movie it deserves. Look for Oscar nomination for Chiwetel Ejiofor
Frozen - Disney musical based on The Snow Queen - family friendly delight
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - Satisfying sequel to the Hunger Games with a great twist of an ending
The Book Thief - Nazi Germany drama with Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson
Enough Said - Julia Louis-Dreyfus and James Gandolfini's mid-life romance sours when Julia meets James' ex
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug: Fans will love the 3D dragon
Oldboy - Spike Lee remakes a Korean classic with violent style
Dallas Buyers Club - Fact based drama of the early days of the AIDS epidemic with Matthew McConaughey in yet another outstanding performance
Delivery Man - Winning Vince Vaughn comedy about sperm bank donor who fathers 500 plus kids
Ender's Game - Asa Butterfield plays a kid recruited by Harrison Ford to defeat Earth's alien enemy
Captain Phillips - Tom Hanks as a true life hijacked cargo ship captain
All is Lost - Robert Redford tries to survive in a leaky sailboat in the middle of the ocean. Its all in his eyes
Black Nativity - Family drama gets resolved at Christmas - with Forest Whitaker, Angela Bassett and Jennifer Hudson
The Best Man Holiday - Characters from the 1999 comedy deal with middle age
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Out of the Furnace (R) - Blue collar angst with Christian Bale, Woody Harrelson and Casey Affleck - nothing new here
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In this episode I try to explain why I've been reluctant to produce more episodes of The Basscast. It seems that I was infringing on a trademark belonging to another podcaster.
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Garrett Academy of Technology in North Charleston will host its annual open house for interested eighth grade students and their families.
The open house will be Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the school, 2731 Gordon St.
Garrett Academy is open to students from across the county, and it offers technology-focused career and technology education programs.
For more information, call the school at (843) 745-7126.
The deadline to apply to any choice or magnet program in the Charleston County School District is Nov. 1.


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I am a French student preparing my master's degree in Strategy and Marketing at the IAE of Poitiers in France. As a part of my studies, it is essential that I undertake work experience in my specific field of study.
I am looking for internship opportunities in editing and publishing either as an Editorial Intern or as a Marketing Intern. I am already searching though other channels but thought some may have useful contacts.
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