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By Paul Recer
Associated Press Science Writer
Astronomers have captured a direct image of a massive, planet-like object called a brown dwarf in close orbit of a distant star very much like the sun.
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A Gemini North Telescope adaptive optics image shows 15 Sge and its newly found companion 15 Sge B, smaller dot, lower left. The image has been computer-processed to subtract the ligth from the much brighter primary star.
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Using new technology that sharpens the view of ground-based telescopes, astronomers found the brown dwarf orbiting about 1.3 billion miles from the star known as 15 Sge in the constellation Sagitta, located about 58 light years from Earth. Uranus orbits the sun at about 1.7 billion miles. A light year is the distance light will travel in a year, about 6 trillion miles.
"This discovery implies that brown dwarf companions to average, sun-like stars exist at a separation comparable to the distance between the sun and the outer planets in our solar system," Liu said. He announced his discovery today at the national meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
Liu said the parent star of the brown dwarf is "basically the same as our sun. It's like a clone of our sun, a solar twin."
Finding the brown dwarf so close to the star suggests that solar systems formed around sun-like stars could come in many different shapes and planetary distributions. Liu said it is possible that there are planets similar to Earth circling the star inside the orbit of the brown dwarf. For instance, it would be possible for a planet to orbit the star at 93 million miles, the distance from Earth to the sun.
A brown dwarf, sometimes called a "failed star," is bigger than a planet but much smaller than a star. They are thought to be balls of gas that failed to collect enough mass to start shining. Astronomers believe that a stellar object must have at least 8 percent of the mass of the sun for there to be enough internal pressure to start the nuclear fires that cause stars to shine.
Liu said the discovered brown dwarf is 55 to 78 times the mass of Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system. Jupiter is 318 times more massive than Earth.
Finding a brown dwarf in close orbit of a sun-like star is a rare event. The objects are difficult to see because of the glare of the central star. Astronomers compare the feat to detecting a firefly next to a searchlight. In the past, ground-based telescopes were unable to make such observations because light arriving from distant stars is distorted by the Earth's atmosphere.
Liu said the orbiting brown dwarf was found using a new telescope technique called adaptive optics. The system, installed on two telescopes in Hawai'i, use a flexible mirror that is constantly being bent slightly to compensate for the distortion of the atmosphere.
"Only by using adaptive optics to produce very sharp images could we have found this companion," said Liu. "It is too faint and too close to its parent star to be seen otherwise."


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Authorities say fighter jets intercepted a private plane that veered off its flight plan near Charleston.
The North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, dispatched the F-16 fighters Friday morning and escorted a four-seat Cessna 337 to Charleston Executive Airport.
The pilot was directed to contact the Federal Aviation Administration for follow-up.
A NORAD release says a discrepancy in the plane's flight plan and actual track raised suspicions.
NORAD's mission is to prevent air attacks against the United States and Canada.

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Public opinion in Israel has changed overnight. The Hamas "declaration of war" against the Israeli city of Sderot, the firing of more than 1,000 missiles at Israeli cities, the kidnapping of Gilad Shalit, and the kidnapping murder of a young settler seems to have forced us, and our government, to recognize that we are in a war.
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Smartphones are so common now that most of us don't take a second look at someone using one. But you may be more likely to look if you knew someone's phone was prepared to zap you. Such is the case in Canada, where the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have confiscated two stun guns disguised as smartphones in a 24 hour period.
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EU, US gear up for 'real' negotiation round #TAFTA/#TTIP - http://bit.ly/1eBdPhd what, the one where EU food/safety standards are lowered?
"Americans are very keen on #ISDS, which would allow them to challenge a state directly" - http://bit.ly/16l11Jy i.e. US cos. above EU law
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Japan offers 75% tariff elimination in 1st year of #TPP accord - http://bit.ly/16TBGE7 so how do the japanese farmers feel about that?
Three Seriously Injured In New-Bus-For-London Smash - http://bit.ly/18OKcGM whoa, what happened here?
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Here's what you need to know about the #Apple #TouchID "hack" - http://bit.ly/14zanOx useful summary of situation #ccc
Don't price your #ebook at $1.99 - http://bit.ly/18OUUxe interesting observations on psychology of buying (v @superglaze)
9 Nastiest Things In the Meat You Eat - http://bit.ly/17WNFQL remember: US wants #TAFTA/#TTIP to force these on EU: http://1.usa.gov/14znEXr
#NSA stories around the world - http://bit.ly/16TToHr useful roundup by @ggreenwald
Complaint against European Parliament over secret legal advice - http://bit.ly/15lN9hn great move: no reason to keep this secret now #ACTA
#India among top targets of spying by #NSA - http://bit.ly/18Runtc useful details of what's been happening
EUhackathon takes place on 24-25 September 2013 - http://bit.ly/16TYMdL in Brussels
German elections launch Martin Schulz towards Commission presidency - http://bit.ly/15lTTXi now that would be interesting...
Explore the world's constitutions with a new online tool - http://bit.ly/16U3N5T pity UK entry to short... #google
#Android and the #Tesco Effect - http://bit.ly/1gSDhvs this is why the #iPad is doomed to become a niche product
UK inquiry into online safety - http://bit.ly/1dDKsYL closes 30 September - don't forget to make your submission - can be online
#Google Has Spent $21 Billion on Data Centers - http://bit.ly/14zJ86x how many servers is that, do we think? 20 million? (v @robinwauters)
Timeline of Edward #Snowden's revelations - http://alj.am/16BIgfb links to original stories - hugely useful (v @martijnloth @bitsoffreedom)
re number of Google servers, the wonderful #xkcd has of course pondered this - http://bit.ly/1bBuhg4 (v +Wade Aaron Inganamort)
public consultation its draft EU policy on publication & access to clinical-trial data - http://bit.ly/15Xo253 important; closes 30 Sep.
Bruce Schneier: #NSA Spying Is Making Us Less Safe - http://bit.ly/1gSXBg0 great interview, hugely quotable... (v @raycorrigan)
.@Bruce_Schneier on #NSA: "The only analogy I can give is that it's like death."
.@Bruce_Schneier on #NSA: "by eavesdropping on all Americans, they're building the technical infrastructure for a police state."
.@Bruce_Schneier on backdoors: "It's like going out on a date. Sex might never be explicitly mentioned, but you know it's on the table."
.@Bruce_Schneier on #NSA: "The Internet has become essential to our lives, and it has been subverted into a gigantic surveillance platform."
.@Bruce_Schneier on #NSA: "The solutions have to be political. The best advice for the average person is to agitate for political change."
20-Year-Old Requirement For 'Real-time, Full-time' Eavesdropping On Canadian Mobiles Revealed - http://bit.ly/1futuhb out of the woodwork
Internet Activism Is a 'Gateway Drug' to Doing Good - http://on.mash.to/16tFo2U important point
Hear no evil, see no evil - http://bit.ly/15mK2AB exposes nicely EU cowardice over #NSA spying on Europeans
Bolivian President to Sue US Govt for Crimes Against Humanity - http://bit.ly/15PHmiz interesting move (v @AnnieMachon)
#China just bought 5% of #Ukraine - http://bit.ly/1eCz0j0 a headline from the future, brought to you today... #food
"#Snowden walks freely in the streets in disguise" - http://on.wsj.com/1aZPu0o "the danger level is very high" (v @boingboing)#nsa
OPPO partners with #Cyanogen Inc. - http://bit.ly/18SBKjT didn't take long
How Much #Surveillance Can We Accept? - http://bit.ly/18lAtWC "would have to be consequences for those who abused our trust"
#Metadata Equals #Surveillance - http://bit.ly/18Ql4Q0 only knaves or fools who don't understand what metadata is, say otherwise
#NSA surveillance goes beyond Orwell's imagination – Alan Rusbridger - http://bit.ly/17XSgCb because digital, not analogue
Gurry: "the impact of illegal downloading is significant and negative." - http://bit.ly/15nd48p where's his evidence? (v @howardknopf)
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Fishes Make Wishes, oh yes they do!!!11:45:00 AM
We've gathered here today, in front of our monitors for a special post! It's the first of my new post series featuring fellow crafters/artists. For my opening post (ποδαρικό in Greek) I chose two wonderful girls, Georgia and Aleka, the soul and spirit of FishesMakeWishes!!!
I've gotten to know this great sisters through the EtsyGreekStreetTeam and I truly admire their work! They make amazing colorful and fun jewelry and they are sweethearts too for helping fellow team members with great advice and tutorials.
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What a great start!!! It was nice learning more about Georgia and Aleka!!ReplyDelete
I really like their shop. I find it fun and creative! Browsing through it makes me happy.
There are many items in their store which I like but if I have to name one I would say this http://www.etsy.com/listing/60603484/twisted-cords-spring-necklace
I wish them both many many sales!!!
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I love this shop!
Αλεκα τελειο το μαλλί κοντό!!!!!!ReplyDelete
Ψαράκια!! Ένας πολυχρώμος κόσμος, με φαντασία!ReplyDelete
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I love Fishes' work! I already have a brooch they mad which is one of my favorites!!! I really loved learning a bit more about them :) Thank you Fishes and thank you Maro for this new great series of posts! Good luck!!!!ReplyDelete
Great feature! Fantastic creations, too! Bravo sas!ReplyDelete
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Great post! Way to go girls!ReplyDelete
I already like them on FB and ofcourse I love their blog!
So I'll just tell you one of my favorite items from their shop:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/60974921/felt-heart-brooch-gifts-under-20 (everybody knows it!)
Best of luck!
Hope we'll meet again soon!
Following this blog on gfc as jhb.ReplyDelete
is my fave item; a very pretty necklace.
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Cute blog! Found you through Etsy and I'm your newest follower.ReplyDelete
I'm following the blog and I love everything in the shop especially the Hearts decoration.ReplyDelete
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The girls are great! Their creations are bright and happy and the perfect pick me up!
I love all their creations , especially the felt heart brooches! They are my absolute favourite!
What a nice blog!
Found you through Etsy and i absolute loved your items!
So i'm now following yor blog!
My fave item is this http://www.etsy.com/listing/71053597/rainbow-felt-necklace
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Thank you, that was very sweet, and cute foto! It doesnt matter that i win the brooch; it was already a treat to get to know you both. Filakia from StellaReplyDelete
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Loved the series idea! Loved the interview! So cute and fun! I love all the fish brooches especially this one: "Big Fish brooch Paper mache hand painted" Pick me, pick me!!!! :DReplyDelete
[ I already follow your blog maroulaki :))]
I already heart the fishes make wishes etsy shop!ReplyDelete
And I liked [ i dont believe i didnt already... :S ] their fb page!ReplyDelete
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a very nice small interview from aleka & georgia & a beautiful giveaway! i like their colorful & happy style of creating!ReplyDelete
i love all their creations! one of my favorites is the "papier mache house brooch, in pastel green"
good luck to everyone!
& have a happy Easter day!
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i allready follow their facebook page as Evdokia TsiligiridouReplyDelete
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& i' ve signed in their newsletter!ReplyDelete
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At Atlanta CV's home show, Southern Showdown, the Atlanta-based all-age corps was proud to give back to the community which has been our gracious host for the season.
Each year CV presents the Bob & Anne Sullivan Scholarship to a band member from the school that is the rehearsal home to the corps. New Manchester High School in Douglasville, GA has been a fantastic home for CV thanks to the great support of Band Director Damien Gaiters.
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2.17.09 – It was standing room only at the second of three intimate performances given by Grammy nominated chanteuse Sara Bareilles at Joe's Pub.
Sara warmed the characteristically frosty New York audience with tales of her Grammy night hijinks and closed the evening with a heartbreaking solo performance of "Gravity" from her 2007 release Little Voice.
Photographer's Notes
The tiny stage, tightly spaced tables, dim lights, and abundant waitstaff make Joe's Pub is one of the most intimate venues in New York. They also make it a photographer's worst nightmare.
With either the rear bar or the front riser to shoot from, getting anything decent at Joe's requires a lot of patience and a lot of manners. Since both wait staff and patrons can cross in front of your lens at any given moment Joe's is the perfect testing ground for some of the photographic etiquette I've been writing about.
For this shoot, I tried to stay as out of the way as possible – I checked all of my unnecessary gear and I shot only when the music was loudest to camouflage the mirror slap. I must have done a decent job because no one seemed to notice me.
The lighting for Sara's set was dim red wash with blue accent lighting. I compensated for the extreme color cast by dialing in a custom white balance in-camera with the intention of further white balance adjustments in post. The interesting thing about strong colored lighting is that it skews the in-camera histogram readings which, if not accounted for, will lead to improperly exposed shots.
When you're reading the histogram, be sure to take note of the color cast of the photo and to think of how it is affecting the graphs. In this case, the histogram showed that I was blowing the red channel. Because I intended the final shots to have a relatively neutral white balance and the blue and green channels were properly exposed, I decided to let the red channel blow slightly knowing that I would pull it back afterward.
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The eight armed mysterious wonder.That's what I call those fantastic octopus tattoos. A lot of tattoo artists love these type of artistic pictures of the octopus and another one of my favorites the squid. The reason being they offer a lot of detail with which the artist can show off his talent in the design.
The tattoos is one of complexity and diversity similar to the actual ocean creature itself. Octopus are actually mollusks and are one of the most intelligent of all invertebrate animals of sea creatures. They survive in a diverse environment perhaps that is why they are extremely intelligent. The tattoo symbolizes this intelligence along with insight and creates an illusion of mystery.
That is why getting a Crazy Tattoos is a great way to show that you too are a creature of mystery.
The Crazy Tattoos represents our inner self and the ability to adapt to a variety of situations in life. Where you locate this type of Crazy Tattoos is very important because it will play a big part it the design and the meaning behind the tattoo.
The octopus is not an aggressive animal but will cloud itself in ink if attacked. A shy animal and attacks by stealth. What it represents to you will be a major factor in its placement on your body.
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Also known as the 'Devil-Fish' with octopus generally the smaller the octopus the more poisonous it will be. So look out if you see some one with a small Crazy Tattoos of this species as you might be dealing with one who is quite as deadly as beautiful.
Many octopus are able to change colors by contracting skin cells filled with pigments to allow it to hide when hunting for prey. Some Octopus can even mimic other fish and their brain is highly developed and they are quite capable of learning very quickly.
Nocturnal in nature and they usually live only a few years a sad fact of their natural life.
Intriguing they are and a truly good subject for a quality Crazy Tattoos. Finding the right octopus Crazy Tattoos for you may be a challenge. Learn more about this animal species before you get the Crazy Tattoos. Over 200 species of the octopus are in existence today.


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Second A380 Ro-Ro vessel named City of Hamburg at ceremony in Singapore
The second roll-on and roll-off (RoRo) sea vessel designed to transport sections of the A380 between manufacturing countries has been officially named City of Hamburg at a ceremony in Singapore. The event took place at the shipyard of Singapore Technologies Marine (ST Marine) and was presided over by Mme Valérie Pécresse, French Minister for Higher Education and Research.
Scheduled for delivery in the third quarter of this year, the City of Hamburg will join the existing vessel Ville De Bordeaux, delivering complete A380 wings and fuselage sections from France, Northern Germany, Spain and the UK to the French city port of Bordeaux. From there, the sections are transported by river barge and road to the Airbus final assembly line in Toulouse.
A third RoRo vessel is also currently under construction at the ST Marine shipyard in Singapore and will join the fleet in early 2009. All three vessels are owned and operated by a joint venture between shipping groups Louis Dreyfus Armateurs of France and Leif Hoegh of Norway.
Speaking at the ceremony in Singapore, Thierry Larroque, Airbus Vice President Supply Chain Logistics and Transport, said that it was fitting that ST Marine had been chosen to build the City of Hamburg and its future sister ship.
As the home country of the first airline to fly the A380, we are pleased that industry in Singapore has also played a part in this global project, he said. ST Marine was selected for the quality of its production and skills, and we look forward to the new vessels playing an invaluable role in the A380 production chain.
The A380 is the worlds largest passenger aircraft and first entered service with Singapore Airlines in October 2007. Altogether, Airbus has already won 196 firm orders and commitments for the aircraft from 17 customers worldwide, with Emirates of Dubai and Qantas set to take delivery of their first A380s in the coming months.
Greener, cleaner, quieter and smarter, the A380 offers airlines unmatched fuel efficiency, consuming less than three litres per passenger per 100 kilometres and achieving seat-mile costs 20 percent lower than the previous generation of very large aircraft.
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Girl's so mad she didn't make cheerleading team, she's threatening to sue
Being a teenager is a pretty tumultuous time in a kid's life. Besides all the hormones, social turmoil and school pressure, there's a good amount of life lessons being doled out when our kids are standing on the cusp of adulthood. One of them? Sometimes everyone fails. Accept it, learn from it, and move on. Right?
Well, not for one Florida teen and her parents. They're considering suing the school district where she attends Leon High School as a senior — because she didn't make the cheerleading squad.
More: Café owner's warning for naughty kids has moms seeing red
Apparently, even though the student fumbled a few gymnastics moves and didn't rank high enough to make the squad, and even though she's not the only student who was disappointed when she didn't make the cut, she thinks she's got a case. Part of the reason for this is that other schools in the district ended up having their decisions overridden by the district itself when the kids who didn't make the cut raised a similar stink.
And listen: No.
It is so, so disappointing to not make the football team or the cheer squad. It sucks when your name isn't on the list for first chair in orchestra or lead role for the school play. It is a profoundly crappy feeling to learn that even though you did your best, someone else's best was better, and now you've got to find something else to do. There is no denying that.
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But there's also no denying that the profoundly crappy feeling that accompanies that disappointment is a thing we all will deal with for the rest of our entire lives. The parts are interchangeable: cheer slots become college acceptance letters, and first chair violin becomes a promotion you were passed over for. There are a hundred ways to measure oneself and many more ways to come up short.
It's valuable to sit in that discomfort and do what you will with it. You can work on improving yourself. You can move on to the next pursuit. You can hope to get it next time. What you can't do is transfer all the issues you have with it to someone else.
Kids should learn that. It will serve them well in a little activity called "the rest of their earthly existence," and we as parents do our children exactly zero favors by shielding them from that fact and helping them plug up their ears and shout "that's not fair" at the people who make those decisions.
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It's so tempting to shield our kids from these unpleasant, uncomfortable experiences that leave them feeling bad, but it has to be done. Think of it as strengthening your child's immunity to rejection and building up their capacity for persistence. Otherwise, there will come a day when you won't be able to swoop in and save them, and the pain will be worse — not just because it's fresh, but because they won't have a way to deal with it.
If your kid doesn't make the cheerleading team, the correct response is an encouraging word and a comforting hug, not a phone call to a lawyer and a campaign against their school district.
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Food52 Review: This drink is perfect for summer -- full of fresh flavors from the mint and watermelon, with a nice tang coming from the lime. My drink shaker allowed some pieces of the muddled watermelon to come through during straining which ended up making this drink more delicious, adding to its texture and depth. The frozen watermelon "ice cubes" were another welcome addition! Soda water added a great bubbly taste that makes this boozy beverage not only a feast for the the taste buds, but the eyes as well. It's a total crowdpleaser and sure to make an appearance at my next pool party! - totalnoms —totalnoms
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The Long Lost Care Bears
The Long Lost Care Bears is the eleventh episode in the Care Bears television series. It first aired on November 8, 1986 on the ABC network.
The episode features Perfect & Polite Panda in their only franchise appearance.
As the Care Bear Family is cleaning out in the Hall of Hearts, they notice an old photo album that has a photo of two baby pandas in it. When the Caring Meter rings, Tenderheart and the rest ride on their Cloud Cars amid a blizzard to see to these "lost" relatives of theirs.
They are attacked by snow monsters that turn out to be the two pandas in furry outfits—Perfect & Polite Panda, who speak in rhyme all the time! (Good Luck Bear suddenly finds a crush on Polite, the female half of the sibling duo.)
After taking a tour of Paradise Valley, where they live, Tenderheart Bear, Swift Heart Rabbit and Good Luck Bear drive them back to Care-a-lot, but then wintry weather sets in once they and the Pandas leave.
At the Hall of Hearts, the Pandas are reunited with the rest of the Care Bear Family after being separated from them years ago by No Heart. Tenderheart gives them two tummy symbols: Polite gets a rose, and Perfect a star-shaped medal/ribbon (some say shooting star).
Training is hectic for the two pandas, and it causes problems for the other Family members. Only when they feel they are not true Care Bears do they decide to return to Paradise Valley and save it from the ongoing blizzard.
It is then that Tenderheart and the others realise that, without the Pandas, it would always snow all over their home; this is why the sun shines on it every day.
Good Luck Bear, along with the pandas, Perfect & PoliteAs the Pandas go back to their real family, consisting of humans, Polite says her last good-bye to a heart-broken Good Luck. But Tenderheart and Swift Heart assure him that they will meet again someday, especially when his namesake applies.


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Kenneth Gutshall, 77, talks by phone to an insurance adjuster and repeats information for his wife, Ruth, 81, in their Joliet hotel room today. The Powell, Wy., couple were driving to see family in Pennsylvania when they were carjacked Tuesday. (Tribune/David Pierini)
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In 2013, overtaxed Californians will send more of their hard-earned dollars to Sacramento than ever before, growing total state spending to a record $225 billion.
Higher taxes shouldn't be a surprise. After all, the majority of Californians voted for Proposition 30 in November. But one tax hike that took effect Jan. 1 is catching many off guard and driving up costs for everything from new homes to home improvement projects.
Late last summer, two-thirds of the Legislature approved and the governor signed legislation imposing a Lumber Products Assessment on some retail sales. The law adds a 1 percent assessment on certain lumber and engineered wood products sold in California.
That might sound straightforward, but it's not -- and that's one of many reasons I oppose this tax.
Although some products containing wood will be taxed, others will not. You'll find out when you reach the cash register, assuming your local hardware store has managed to reprogram its cash registers to collect it.
Going forward, an unelected bureaucrat at the Board of Forestry and Fire Protection will have the authority to add or remove products annually from the list of taxable items.
Items subject to the tax must contain at least 10 percent primary wood content. Examples include, but are not limited to, lumber, plywood particle board, poles, posts, structural panels, decking, railings, fencing (poles and solid board), roofing (shakes and wooden shingles), siding and sub-flooring.
Items not within the scope of the tax are "secondary wood products," where additional labor has added significant value to the product, including furniture, firewood, paper products, windows and doors.
This tax came about as a direct result of California's excessive environmental regulations. California timber producers are at a competitive disadvantage to those in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and other states because of California's high environmental fees, which are a major impediment to doing business and creating jobs in our state.
However, instead of working to lower these high costs, the Legislature concocted a scheme to pass them on to consumers. The 1 percent surcharge, in addition to the normal sales tax charged on most retail purchases, will serve to buy down the environmental fees that producers would normally pay. Instead of producers paying the fees, consumers must now pay them directly.
This sets a dangerous precedent for taxpayers. Which industry will be next to ask consumers to pay the costs of their environmental impact fees? Farmers? Movie producers? Silicon Valley?
This tax also causes significant hardship for retailers, who must reprogram their cash registers to collect the new assessment. One trade group estimated that it will cost on average of $4,500 per business location to perform this government-mandated reprogramming.
While the law provides for reimbursement, a majority of my colleagues on the Board of Equalization voted to limit reimbursement to $250 per location. As a result, business owners will be on the hook for any additional costs.
Meanwhile, the board requested $1 million of taxpayer funds to recoup its own costs of upgrading computer systems to process the tax.
Struck by the inconsistency, I told my colleagues, "I'm a little embarrassed that we are not afraid to ask for our full reimbursement for costs, but we're not willing to ask for full reimbursements for businesses in California."
Is it any wonder why job creators avoid California like the plague? Business owners in our state never know what new government tax or mandate will hit them next.
Rather than cooking up more complicated taxes and fees, the Legislature ought to find ways to help California job creators succeed. Instead of passing the costs of its excessive laws and regulations on to consumers and business owners, it ought to address those issues directly by determining how costs could be reduced overall.
Runner, a former state senator, serves on the state Board of Equalization representing District 2, which includes our region. For more information, visit www.boe.ca.gov.


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POLL: Which upcoming K-dramas of 2016 are you looking forward to the most?
There are so many amazing looking K-dramas coming up for the summer and fall of 2016 that it's hard to keep up! So the big question is, out of these 19 upcoming K-dramas, which ones are you looking forward to the most?
Starring Ji Sung and Lee Hye Ri (Hyeri)
A former entertainment company director (Ji Sung) becomes the CEO of his own new and smaller entertainment company where he forms a band of those he deems truly talented.
Premiere: April 20 on DramaFever
Starring Kim Sae Ron and Yoon Si Yoon
This fantasy historical drama reimagines the life of famed Joseon doctor Heo Jun (Yoon Si Yoon) with a fantastical twist. He is a brilliant and ambitious man struggling to overcome his poor background. He does his best to help the people around him until one day he discovers and falls in love with a cursed princess, who was separated from her mother and twin at birth and became a witch under the influence of a shaman's powerful curse.
Premiere: May after the conclusion of Ms. Temper and Nam Jung Gi on DramaFever
3. Lucky Romance
Starring Ryu Joon Yul and Hwang Jung Eum
Sim Bo Nui (Hwang Jung Eum), an incredibly superstitious thirty-something woman, is determined to sleep with a virgin born in 1986 to erase her bad fortune. She tries to seduce her stingy landlord Je Soo Ho (Ryu Joon Yul), who is a virgin born in 1986, while Choi Gun Wook (Lee Soo Hyuk), a hot Korean-Canadian tennis player, returns to his motherland looking for his first love, Shim Bo Nui.
Premiere: May on MBC
Starring Go Hyun Jung, Na Moon Hee, Joo Hyun, and Kim Young Ok (Lee Kwang Soo and Jo In Sung make cameo appearances)
Old friends reflect on their youth and the drama surrounding some of the best years of their lives, Dear My Friends is a family drama about older people in the city getting to know the young crowd written by popular scriptwriter No Hee Kyung of That Winter The Wind Blows and It's Okay, That's Love.
Premiere: May on DramaFever
Starring Eric Moon and Seo Hyun Jin
Two women working in the same industry with the exact same name keep getting their lives entangled both professionally and personally.
Premiere: May on DramaFever
Starring: Park Seo Joon, Go Ah Ra, Park Hyung Sik, Lee Kwang Soo, SHINee's Choi Minho, Do Ji Han, and BTS' V
A group of Hwarangs, elite flower boy knights, get to know each other and fight for the kingdom of Silla.
Premiere: September on KBS
Starring Kim Woo Bin and Bae Su Ji (Suzy)
After a bitter breakup, a couple reunites years later as completely different people -- one an egotistical superstar (Kim Woo Bin), and the other a materialistic documentarian (Suzy).
Premiere: July on DramaFever
8. Scarlet Heart: Ryeo (Moon Lovers)
Starring Lee Joon Ki, IU, Ji Soo, Kim Sung Kyun, Kang Ha Neul, Nam Joo Hyuk, EXO's Baekhyun, Hong Jong Hyun, Ji Soo, and Girls' Generation's Seohyun
Moon Lovers is a remake of the popular Chinese series Bu Bu Jing Xin (Scarlet Heart) and revolves around the many sons of Goryeo's fourth king Kwangjong. Kim Kyo Tae of That Winter, the Wind Blows, IRIS, and It's Okay, That's Love is set to produce the film. IU is playing the female lead with whom the princes fall in love.
Premiere: September on SBS
9. Saimdang, the Herstory
Starring Lee Young Ae and Song Seung Hun
Saimdang, the Herstory is based on the life of Shin Saimdang, a female artist and mother of the Korean Confucian scholar Yulgok in the 1500s. Lee Young Ae plays two roles, Shin Saimdang and a university lecturer with expertise on Korean art history who unravels the secrets in Shin Saimdang's diary and a mysterious painting of a woman. Lee Young Ae is going to play the renowned historical figure Shin Saimdang after a 12-year break since her last drama, Jewel in the Palace.
Premiere: Second half of 2016 on SBS
10. Moonlight Drawn by the Clouds
Starring Park Bo Gum and Kim Yoo Jung
In this romantic historical drama, which is based on the eponymous web novel, a young woman in 19th century Joseon (Kim Yoo Jung) poses as a man to hide her identity. She becomes a eunuch in the palace and gives dating advice to the king. Crown Prince Hyomyeong (Park Bo Gum), a brilliant prince and heir to the throne, befriends the eunuch, not knowing that she's really a woman.
Premiere: August on KBS
Starring Han Hyo Joo and Lee Jong Suk
W is a romantic melodrama that depicts the love story of a man and woman in their early 30s.
Premiere: July on MBC
12. Doctors
Starring Park Shin Hye, Kim Min Seok (Descendants of the Sun), Kim Rae Won, Lee Sung Kyung (Cheese in the Trap), and Yoon Kyoon Sang
Doctors revolves around neurosurgery fellow Yoo Hye Jung (Park Shin Hye), who after a tough childhood, develops a gangster-like personality and finds it difficult to trust others. Hong Ji Hong (Kim Rae Won), a neurosurgery specialist and high school teacher, advises Yoo Hye Jung to abandon her dark past and become a neurosurgeon. Choi Kang Soo (Kim Min Seok), a neurosurgery fellow in Yoo Hye Jung's class, falls in love with her. He doubles as a popular blogger who writes about Yoo Hye Jung. Lee Sung Kyung will play a neurosurgery fellow who becomes Yoo Hye Jung's rival.
Premiere: June on DramaFever
Starring Chun Jung Myung and Gong Seung Yeon
A plan for revenge almost a lifetime in the making, one man starts from nothing and uses the power of his knife not only to make the best noodles -- but right some wrongs.
Premiere: April 28 on DramaFever
14. Beast's Beauty
Starring Namgoong Min and Girl's Day's Minah
In Beast's Beauty, Namgoong Min plays Ahn Dan Te, a charmer who leads a rollercoaster life. He goes from a brawling ex-con who's wrongly sent to prison to a human rights lawyer, and then, to top it all off, it turns out that he's a chaebol heir.
Premiere: May on SBS
15. Cinderella and the Four Knights
Starring Jung Il Woo, Ahn Jae Hyun, and Park So Dam
Cinderella and Four Knights is about a spunky, smart Cinderella-type high school student who suffers at home because of her stepmother and stepsister. One day, she helps an old man, and, as a result of her generosity, she ends up living at a mansion with four hot guys and attending a prestigious high school.
Premiere: Second half of 2016
16. Beautiful Mind
Possibly starring Jang Hyuk and Park So Dam
A Beautiful Mind features a leading man who's both a genius neurosurgeon and a sufferer of brain damage, which results in his inability to feel emotions or empathize. A Beautiful Mind kicks off its central mystery after the doctor's patients begin to die, and the case brings together a neurosurgeon, a violent crimes detective, and a cardiothoracic surgeon who's also a neurology researcher. It's written by Kim Tae-hee of Sungkyunkwan Scandal and directed by PD Mo Wan-il of Dream High 2 and Sirius. (Source)
Premiere: May on KBS2
17. Jealousy Incarnate
Starring Gong Hyo Jin and Jo Jung Suk
Jealousy Incarnate comes from Seo Sook Hyang, the writer behind Miss Korea and Pasta. The series is a romantic comedy that takes place at a broadcast news station. Gong Hyo Jin plays Pyo Na Ri, a weathercaster with a poor background who takes a part-time contract at the station. She craves love, and she has a hard time saying no to others. Jo Jung Suk plays Lee Hwa Shin, a "perfect man" news anchor. He's smart, handsome, and skilled at getting to the bottom of any story with his determination. Jealousy Incarnate is described as a comedy about competition, jealousy, and love.
Premiere: July on undetermined broadcaster
18. The Good Wife
Starring Yoon Kye Sang, Jeon Do Yeon, Yoo Ji Tae
Good Wife is a remake of the popular American series from CBS. Jeon Do Yeon stars as a woman who returns to her law career after spending years as a mother and wife. Her prosecutor husband gets embroiled in a scandal, leading her to go back to work to support her family, and in the process she rediscovers herself. Yoon Kye Sang will play her friend, a fashionable, cosmopolitan bachelor who runs a law firm with co-CEO Kim Seo Hyung. (source)
Premiere: July on tvN
19. Entourage
Starring Seo Kang Joon, Lee Kwang Soo, Jo Jin Woong and one unconfirmed actor
The Korean drama version of Entourage will be a remake of the U.S. drama series "Entourage" that aired on HBO about four childhood friends who attempt to navigate life in the entertainment business.
Premiere: Summer on tvN
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I CONGRATULATE the Sentinel for its editorial, ''New weapons in war on drugs.'' Two of your area Elks lodges have joined the war on drugs and alcohol in elementary and junior high schools. One in Winter Park participates in and helps fund the Families Together group. Another in Orlando supports Thee Door facility in Orlando.
The Elks are the nation's largest volunteer group in this battle. In Florida 111 committees offer the program of prevention through education.


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Given where we are now, technology wise, compared to where we were 10-15 years ago, it's taken me a surprisingly long amount of time to actually come up with a decent, repeatable, workflow for shooting, editing, uploading, and sharing.
Here's my current workflow, in brief;
- shoot photos on iPhone 7 Plus, Panasonic GX7, GoPro Session, or Theta S
- import photos not shot on iPhone into Photos.app, either on my MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, or iPhone 7 Plus
- sort the keepers from the crap, all the while Photos.app is uploading and syncing to iCloud
- do basic adjustments in Photos.app, i.e. rotate, crop, exposure
- using Photos.app extension, open image in Priime for final style edits, save over the original image
- export / share from Photos.app to Instagram and Flickr
Priime has been the app that has really brought it together for me as I was missing a decent editor that I could use on all my devices. Yeh I can achieve all of this using Lightroom on all devices, however that problem with a Lightroom-based workflow is that I end up with a lot of data duplication, i.e. Photos.app has a copy, and Lightroom has a copy.
So far, this workflow has been really easy to adopt as my images are accessible and editable no matter what I'm working on. The only problem I've run into with it is that I have a Photos library in excess of 80,000 images and my upload connection is woefully slow, so it's taking a long time to get everything up on iCloud. Fortunately, I'm going to Switzerland at the end of November and staying with a friend who has 400/200 fibre in his apartment.


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Mattea Kramer and Jo Comerford: Congress Tweeted While America Burned
This article originally appeared at TomDispatch.com. To receive TomDispatch in your inbox three times a week, click here.
Three days after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Congress passed a joint resolution called an Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF). You might remember it. In layman's terms, it was a carte blanche for the Bush administration to go to war wherever it wanted, whenever it wanted, however it wanted, under the guise of fighting anyone who "planned, authorized, committed, or aided" the September 11th attackers, or "harbored" any terrorists or terror organizations connected to the attacks. That document, more than any other, launched the Global War on Terror or GWOT. President Obama long ago ditched the name and acronym, but he kept the global war.
And don't expect that to change. On Thursday, Assistant Secretary of Defense Michael Sheehan went before Congress and insisted that the Defense Department couldn't be more "comfortable" with AUMF, as it was written, and that not a word should be altered or amended for changed circumstances. The Pentagon was so comfortable, in fact, that its officials foresee using that resolution to continue its drone-powered "dirty wars" in the Greater Middle East and Africa for years to come. "In my judgment," Sheehan said, "this is going to go on for quite a while, yes, beyond the second term of the president… I think it's at least 10 to 20 years."
So there you have it. The military got its blank check for overseas wars, for sending out the drones and the special operations forces, and has no plans to change that before 2023, if not 2033. In other words, for at least the next decade, the GWOT, whatever label it's given, will continue to be the central fixture of American foreign policy. It's not going anywhere. Today, TomDispatch regulars Mattea Kramer and Jo Comerford of the invaluable National Priorities Project look at the "homeland" a decade into the future, as the effects of Congress's austerity policies sink in. Put the two together and what a grim scene you have: a country investing in war in distant lands as it crumbles here at home. Andy Kroll
How America Became a Third World Country
By Mattea Kramer and Jo Comerford
The streets are so much darker now, since money for streetlights is rarely available to municipal governments. The national parks began closing down years ago. Some are already being subdivided and sold to the highest bidder. Reports on bridges crumbling or even collapsing are commonplace. The air in city after city hangs brown and heavy (and rates of childhood asthma and other lung diseases have shot up), because funding that would allow the enforcement of clean air standards by the Environmental Protection Agency is a distant memory. Public education has been cut to the bone, making good schools a luxury and, according to the Department of Education, two of every five students won't graduate from high school.
It's 2023 — and this is America 10 years after the first across-the-board federal budget cuts known as sequestration went into effect. They went on for a decade, making no exception for effective programs vital to America's economic health that were already underfunded, like job training and infrastructure repairs. It wasn't supposed to be this way.
Traveling back in time to 2013 — at the moment the sequester cuts began — no one knew what their impact would be, although nearly everyone across the political spectrum agreed that it would be bad. As it happened, the first signs of the unraveling which would, a decade later, leave the United States a third-world country, could be detected surprisingly quickly, only three months after the cuts began. In that brief time, a few government agencies, like the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), after an uproar over flight delays, requested — and won — special relief. Naturally, the Department of Defense, with a mere $568 billion to burn in its 2013 budget, also joined this elite list. On the other hand, critical spending for education, environmental protection, and scientific research was not spared, and in many communities the effect was felt remarkably soon.
Robust public investment had been a key to U.S. prosperity in the previous century. It was then considered a basic part of the social contract as well as of Economics 101. As just about everyone knew in those days, citizens paid taxes to fund worthy initiatives that the private sector wouldn't adequately or efficiently supply. Roadways and scientific research were examples. In the post-World War II years, the country invested great sums of money in its interstate highways and what were widely considered the best education systems in the world, while research in well-funded government labs led to inventions like the Internet. The resulting world-class infrastructure, educated workforce, and technological revolution fed a robust private sector.
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Selected Exhibitions
Waiting Room SLG
We are all very anxious
Silver Sehnsucht
Drawing: The Beginning of Everything
Hold Up
Door for a day
MFA Degree Show
Breaking a Line
Gaps glitches speed bumps
Steam Horses
Infinite Jest DCA
Cover Up
LipSync Series Objects and Installations
LipSync Series Performances
Interruption, December 4th
Hold Up
Breaking a dance
Human condition
Soprano for route No.141
Going to the gallery
90 Minutes
Three Points of View
Take Two
© William Mackrell 2017
Works present themselves as thoughts and gestures salvaged from the wreckage of saturated and distracted environments. Where the digital and minimal slickness of todays technologies run a muck with a clashing of the hand that try's to claw back control over the beast of proliferated imagery, to end this multitude and multiple of imagery that spirals me into an overload of being mesmerised.
Balancing or hovering between existing and not being visible, fleeting, shifting, this sense of the temporary comes from my ingested self, growing up in London, where space and people are forever in flux, nothing stays reliable. This animality inside me leads these questions, looking from afar upon my surroundings and asking what are these strange humans doing? My stage is set in the language of photography but dismantled through turning photography into choreography; where dance, body, emotion, histories culminate in a rhythm that smacks with frustration, beats with repetition, endless waiting and revolving within the death of wasted time.
William Mackrell (b.1983, London) lives and works in London. Recent solo exhibitions include
Hold Up
, The RYDER, London,
Door for a day
, Krinzinger Projekte, Vienna (2017),
Steam Horses
, The RYDER, London (2015),
MOCA London (2012). Selected group shows and events include
Waiting Room
, South London Gallery
Heaven is a place where nothing ever happens
, Pi Artworks London,
Jerwood Drawing Prize 2015
, Jerwood Space London,
FOLD Gallery, London,
Drawing Biennial 2015
, Drawing Room London (2015),
Cuadro Gallery, Dubai,
The Trouble With Painting Today
, Pump House Gallery London (2014),
Cover Up
, Krinzinger Projekte, Vienna (2013),
Infinite Jest
, Dundee Contemporary Arts Scotland (2012),
Colour LIGHT Time
, Two Rooms Gallery Auckland (2011) and
Innovators 3
Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts Melbourne (2010). Works held in collections include Manchester Art Gallery, UK; Albright-Knox Museum, Buffalo; Krinzinger Collection, Vienna; Goldsmiths College Collection, London.
Mackrell studied BA Painting at Chelsea College of Art, London (2005) and MFA Fine Art at Goldsmiths College (2016). He has recently completed residency and solo exhibition at Krinzinger Projekte/ Galerie Krinzinger Vienna 2016-17 and a residency at Florence Trust, London (2016-17). Mackrell was recently awarded the Manchester Contemporary Art Fund with his work
acquired to Manchester Art Gallery. Recent exhibitions and projects include
Drawing: The Beginning of Everything
, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, US and
Breaking a line
at South London Gallery and is currently preparing a solo booth project at ARCO Madrid with The RYDER, London (February 2018)
William Mackrell is represented by The RYDER, London.
2016 MFA Goldsmiths College, University of London
2005 BA Fine Art Chelsea College of Art and Design, University of the Arts London
2002 Foundation Diploma Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts London
2017 Manchester Contemporary Art Fund / Acquisition to Manchester Art Gallery
2016 Purchase Prize, Goldsmiths College, London
2016 Florence Trust Residency 2016-17
2015 Jerwood Drawing Prize (selected)
2015 Sculpture Shock Award (Ambulatory), London
2014 Arts Council England, Grants for the arts, Deux Chevaux
2014 International Emerging Artist Award (Finalist)
2013 Spotlight Prize (Performance & Video) Royal British Society of Sculptors, London
2012 Emerging Artist Bursary Award Royal British Society of Sculptors, London
2004 Erasmus Exchange Program, Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest
2017 Krinzinger Projekte, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
Public Collections
Manchester Art Gallery, UK
Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo NY
Goldsmiths College Alumni Collection, London
Krinzinger Projekte Collection, Vienna
Justin House Art Museum, Melbourne, AU
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2017 Hold Up, The RYDER, London
2017 Door for a day, Krinzinger Projekte, Vienna
2015 Steam Horses, The RYDER, London
2012 FLOOR, MOCA, London
2012 Take Two, Arts Gallery, University of the Arts London
Selected Group Exhibitions and Events
2017 Waiting Room, South London Gallery, London
2017 Silver Sensucht, Silver Building, Silvertown London
2017 Dye House, London
2017 Drawing: The Beginning of Everything, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo NY
2017 Florence Trust Residency Show, Florence Trust, London
2016 Planned Obsolescence, The RYDER, London
2016 MFA Degree show, Goldsmiths, London
2015 Jerwood Drawing Prize, Jerwood Space, London touring to Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum
2015-16, Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury 2016 and Falmouth Art Gallery 2016
2015 Heaven is a place where nothing ever happens, Pi Artworks, London
2015 PerFORMa, FOLD Gallery, London
2015 Drawing Biennial, Drawing Room, London
2014 The trouble with painting today, Pump House Gallery, London
2014 N(l)ight, Cuadro Gallery, Dubai
2014 Golden 15 International Emerging Artist Award, Media One Hotel, Dubai
2013 Cover Up, Krinzinger Projekte, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2013 OVERT Exchange, A.P.T Gallery, London
2012 Bursary Awards 2012 Royal British Society of Sculptors, London
2012 Joint Ventures Space in Between, London
2012 I HEART 3D Christie's, London
2012 SHOW OFF Phillips de Pury, London
2012 Infinite Jest Dundee Contemporary Arts, Scotland
2012 Oriel Davies Open Oriel Davies Gallery, Wales
2012 Drawing on Ideas Royal British Society of Sculptors, London
2012 DIFC Art Night Cuadro Gallery, Dubai
2011 Inside Out Phillips de Pury, London
2011 Works in Video Space in Between, London
2011 The First Cut RMIT Project Space, RMIT, Melbourne
2011 The Explorers Standpoint Gallery, London
2011 Colour LIGHT Time Nellie Castan Gallery, Melbourne
2010 Innovators 3 Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts, Melbourne
2010 Colour LIGHT Time Two Rooms Gallery, Auckland
2010 Where Beats This Human Heart Space In Between, London
2010 The Middle of Nowhere: Objects and Actions in the Abyss Departure Gallery, London
Performances & Screenings
2017 Interruption (solo), The RYDER, London
2017 Interruption, Krinzinger Projekte, Vienna
2016 Risk Assessment, Ryder, London Art Fair
2015 Arrival, GenArt (New York & Los Angeles) Mondrian Miami, Miami Art Basel, US
2015 Gaps, glitches and speed bumps, Royal Society of Sculptors, London
2015 Deux Chevaux, PLAY, Blindside, Melbourne
2015 1000 Candles, Copperfield Gallery, London
2015 Soprano for Sleep Time, William Benington Gallery, London
2015 North South, London Art Fair THURSDAY LATE Performance Program, London
2014 Deux Chevaux, Screening and discussion with Dr. Jo Melvin, Chelsea Theatre, London
2014 Soprano for route No.141, Art 14 Performance Programme, London
2014 Golden 15 International Emerging Artist Award, Media One Hotel, Dubai
2013 William Mackrell, Plug In, Contemporary Istanbul
2013 SimonWilliam. Repeat, Artlicks Weekend, London
2013 The Materials Research Project, Slade School of Fine Art Research Space
2012 Artlicks Annual Institute of Contemporary Arts, London
2012 Thrust, Space in Between, London
2012 1000 Candles, Dundee Contemporary Arts & Blue Skies Festival, Dundee
2012 Rolling our combined body weight in clay from our studio to the gallery, Christie's, London
2012 Band Practice, Royal British Society of Sculptors, London
2012 Rolling our combined body weight in clay from our studio to the gallery, Arts Gallery, London
2011 Take Two, Space in Between at Sluice Art Fair, London
2011 The difference between us, Gate House Live: Gate House Arts, Harlow
2011 Everything, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London
Art Fairs
2018 ARCO Madrid, Opening (Solo Booth), The RYDER, London (forthcoming)
2017 Manchester Contemporary, The RYDER, London
2017 Frieze London, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2017 Vienna Contemporary, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2017 Art Basel, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2017 Art Brussels, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2017 Armory Show NYC, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2016 Frieze London, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2016 Manchester Contemporary, The RYDER, London
2016 Loop Art Fair, Barcelona, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2016 Art Dubai, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2016 London Art Fair, The RYDER, London
2015 Miami Art Basel, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2015 Frieze London, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2015 This is Tomorrow, Solo project, START Art Fair, The RYDER, London
2014 Frieze London, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
2014 Art 14, Andipa Gallery, London
2013 Plug In, Solo presentation, Andipa Gallery London, Contemporary Istanbul
2013 Frieze London, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna
Monographs and Solo Exhibition Catalogues
'Door for a day' William Mackrell (Krinzinger Projekte/Galerie Krinzinger, 2017) In conversation with Stella Reinhold-Rudas
'Lullaby' William Mackrell (Andipa Gallery, 2013) Introduction text by Graham Domke (Head of Exhibitions, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Scotland)
'Simon Linington & William Mackrell: FLOOR' (MOCA, London 2012); texts by Angela de la Cruz and Dr. M Petry
'Simon Linington & William Mackrell: 'Take Two' (Arts Gallery, London 2012); texts by Angela de la Cruz, Jo Melvin and Isabel Vasseur
General Publications and Group Exhibition Catalogues
Silver Sehnsucht, The Silver Building, Curated by Approved by Pablo, London
Florence Trust Residency Catalogue 2017, essays by Paul Bayley and Ashlee Conery, Florence Trust, London
Jerwood Drawing Prize 2015 (Sep 2015)
Drawing Biennial 2015, (Mar 2015) Essay by Katharine Stout, Drawing Room, London
'Cover Up' CCC Newspaper, Antony Hudek, Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna (Jan 2014)
'Being Without Walls' Art Licks Weekend (Oct 2013)
'Cover Up' Why Painting Now? Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna Dr. Antony Hudek (Oct 2013)
'Exchange' A.P.T Gallery, London Claire Undy (July 2013)
Royal British Society Bursary Awards 2012; text by Sarah Kent (Nov 2012)
'I HEART 3D' (Christie's, London 2012); texts by Terry New and Nic McElhatton
'SHOW OFF' Phillips de Pury Exhibition Catalogue (July 2012)
'Open 2012' Oriel Davies Gallery Exhibition Catalogue (Apr 2012)
'Sluice Art Fair 2011' (Sluice Art Fair, London 2011); texts by Ben Street and Karl England
'Index#2' Deux Chevaux, (edited by Justin Andrews 2011) State Library of Victoria and National Library of Australia
Inside Out Phillips de Pury (July 2011) Front cover of Exhibition Catalogue
'Between a bucket of water and a cup of coffee' (Susak Expo 2006) Author Daniel Devlin, Essays by Jo Melvin
Reviews, Interviews, Newspaper and Magazine Articles
'Hold Up' Review by Paul Carey-Kent, Paul's Art World May 2017
'5 of the best' UK exhibitions by Jonathan Jones, The Guardian Guide, Hold Up, The RYDER, London May 2017
Hanging Offence: Jo Melvin (Director of Barry Flanagan Estate) Trebuchet Magazine Mar 2016
'Our top 7 Stands, London Art Fair Projects', The Ryder/William Mackrell 3rd, Fad Magazine Jan 2016
Man is a genius when he is dreaming, Gen Art during Miami Basel, Flaunt Magazine, Dec 2015
Free and easy: how European drawing finally caught up with China, The Guardian, Jerwood Drawing Prize review by Jonathan Jones Sep 2015
Where to Start at Start, William Mackrell Start Art Fair featured in Review by Paul Karey Kent Sep 2015
William Mackrell's Gaps, glitches and speed bumps Review by Dave Beech Sep 2015
Guerilla singers surprise bus passengers for art, BBC London News, Jo Mcdermott Sep 2015
William Mackrell in context – Deciphering duration, Octavia Young, Sculpture Shock Award Jun 2015
'William Mackrell at William Benington Gallery', The Flaneur, review by Helen Shewry, Mar 2015
'February's Most Talked About New Exhibitions', Londonist 3 Stars review by Tabish Khan, Feb 2015
The Ryder Projects, London interview with Traction Magazine, Feb 2015
'A restless spirit, from A-Zzzzzz' Islington Tribune ART pg11, review by Amy Smith, Feb 2015
William Mackrell. Touch & Go, Wall Street International, Feb 2015
William Mackrell – Steam Horses, Wall Street international, Jan 2015
William Mackrell : Steam Horses, DAMN Magazine, Jan 2015
'Deux Chevaux Chelsea Theatre' A Younger Theatre, review by Rachael Smith, Nov 2014
'A novel way to boost your horsepower' GetWestLondon Interview with Robert Cumber, Nov 2014
'Deux Chevaux: Pulling a car through London by horse' IdeasTap Interview with Nell Frizzell, Nov 2014
'Deux Chevaux: A Performance by William Mackrell' London City Nights, Jun 2014
'Deux Chevaux: performance artist to take to London streets in novel vehicle', Louise Jury, Evening Standard, 19 Jun 2014
'A Display of Horse Power – Deux Chevaux, performance art in Albertopolis London', Candid Magazine, Jun 2014
Deux Chevaux, AnOtherMag, Jun 2014
Deux Chevaux, Sloane Square Magazine, Jun 2014
'Outsider Art' Deux Chevaux, 3 stars, review by Martin Coomer pg 101, TimeOut London, May 2014
'London's best new public art' Deux Chevaux William Mackrell, TimeOut London, May 2014
Deux Chevaux, Crazy Crowdfunding, Josephine McDermott, BBC London Live, Apr 2014
Deux Chevaux, Crowdfunding April, Chris Lockie, Londonist, Apr 2014
SimonWilliam. Repeat, 'Insight', edited by Cathy Lomax Transition Gallery, Garageland Magazine Apr 2013
FLOOR | Interview with Simon Linington and William Mackrell, Jotta, Dec 2012
Floored in Peckham reviewed by James Payne / Payne Shurvell Gallery, The Huffington Post, Nov 2012
FLOOR, MOCA London review by Natasha Hoare, a-n Magazine, Nov 2012
RBS Bursary Awards review by Kirsty Dixon, Galleries Magazine, Nov 2012
'Candles makes for a wicked bit of artwork' 1000 Candles William Mackrell, The Courier, Aug 2012
How to spend it, SHOW OFF at Phillips de Pury review by Vicki Reeve, The Financial Times, July 2012
Group Show Infinite Jest at DCA reviewed by Neil Cooper 4/5 Stars, The List, July 2012
Infinite Jest review by Ben Robinson 4/5 Stars, The Skinny, July 2012
The Culture Cafe, BBC Radio Scotland, June 2012
Infinite Jest Radio Interview with David Proctor, Wave 102 Dundee, June 2012
Infinite Jest Interview and article with Jennifer Cosgrove, The Courier, June 2012
Infinite Possibilities by Sarah Urwin Jones, The Herald, June 2012
Interface 'Oriel Davies Open 2012' reviewed by Liz Buckley, a-n Magazine, May Issue 2012
'Art Splurge!' Time Out (London), 2011
''Go forth at Frieze 2011' Grazia, Oct Issue 2011
'Sluice Art Fair 2011' The Financial Times, 2011
'Inside Out' Phillips de Pury London, Russian Vogue, Sep Issue 2011
Medeia Cohan: 'Simon Linington & William Mackrell: Take Two', Art Licks, Issue 4, July 2011
'First Thursdays Top 5 Events', Time Out (London), March 2011
'1000 Candles' at 'The Explorers' Standpoint Gallery, London, Creative Review, Feb Issue, 2011
'Showcase for EMERGING TALENT' reviewed by Trent Wallter, Australian Art Review, Issue 25. Nov 2010


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The Pros And Cons Of DIY Super
So you've decided to join the million-plus Australians who are trustees of their own self-managed super funds (SMSFs).
You're certainly not alone - thousands of new SMSFs are created every month. For most people, the allure of a SMSF is the control they get over how their retirement funds are invested. The SMSF has huge flexibility in what it can invest in: it can hold a wide variety of assets, including business property and investment property, and the tax treatment of superannuation can be put to work very effectively. Over 60, drawing a pension from your SMSF, your fund's tax rate is zero – it does not get much better than that.
But for all the benefits of a SMSF, there is a huge amount of responsibility on you as the fund proprietor. The regulations governing SMSFs are strictly enforced, and breaching those regulations can bring quite severe financial penalties. Neither the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) nor the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority accept ignorance of the law or reliance on flawed advice as an excuse: if you run a SMSF, the buck stops with you.
Here's a checklist of the pros and cons of self-managed superannuation. It's not for everybody, the decision requires consideration over;
Control. You decide what your superannuation fund invests in, and you own those assets directly. You're not limited to owning a small part of what a retail or industry or corporate super fund manager chooses to invest in. For example, approved residential and corporate property and even art can be assets of your SMSF. There are limitations - in that the assets must be allowed by ATO, and the 'arm's length' rules apply to their use - but the point is that within the accepted limits, you decide the asset allocation and you choose the individual assets of your retirement fund. You also decide when assets are bought and sold, so you always control the capital gains tax outcome. You can use professional advice, but you don't have to do so.
Transparency. You can see where every dollar goes; you know exactly what assets are there to fund your retirement.
Tax-efficiency. A SMSF in the 'accumulation' phase is taxed at 15%, so it gets a partial refund of the franking credits attached to the shares it owns, in cash. Once the SMSF has switched to pension-paying phase, its tax rate is zero, and it receives a full cash refund of the franking credits. This tax treatment can augment the effective dividend yields substantially.
Keeping it in the family. You can pool resources with family members. Your children can be members of the family super fund.
Cost control. You get more control over the fees you pay. There are set-up costs for a SMSF, and annual costs, some of which are not optional, but in general the costs of administering a SMSF are falling.
Flexibility. You can design how you receive your retirement benefits; you have much more flexible planning ability around how you take a pension from your fund, and how you access Centrelink benefits such as the Age Pension. You can also optimise the estate planning benefits that you get from superannuation.
The other side of control - responsibility. If you're running a SMSF, you have to keep up-to-date with super law: remember, if you do something outside the law, ignorance or flawed advice is not an excuse.
Regulations. You're a trustee of your fund, so you'll have to sign a trustee declaration with the ATO, formally acknowledging that you understand your duties, obligations and responsibilities. Under the sole purpose test set out in the superannuation laws, the trustees must ensure that the fund is maintained for the sole purpose of providing retirement benefits to members. The trustees must 'formulate and implement' an investment strategy for the fund, covering liabilities, risk and return, diversification, liquidity and insurance cover for member.
When establishing the fund, you need to draw up a trust deed setting out trustee powers, benefit payments and exit strategy. You also need to create a separate bank account, keep accurate paperwork, produce annual operating statements, keep copies of annual returns and appoint an approved auditor. The accountant that prepares the returns cannot also do the audit.
Not only do trustees have to ensure that their fund is operating in a complying fashion for the purpose of providing benefits to its members upon their retirement (or their beneficiaries if a member dies), they must sign off that they understand (end ensure) that member benefits are only withdrawn when permitted by the super laws; that they understand that the assets of the super fund must be kept separate from their personal assets; and that there is adequate insurance.
Possible penalties. If a fund is not administered properly and loses its status as a 'complying' fund, the penalties can be severe, including penalty rates on the fund's earnings. If a fund becomes non-compliant, the top marginal tax rate of 46.5% is levied on the assets of the fund.
Costs SMSFs can be expensive, with the annual costs of running a medium-sized fund estimated at $2,000. Your fund needs to be substantial enough to make this worthwhile. Many advisers say starting a SMSF is usually not advisable if you have less than $200,000 in super.


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We are delighted that you are interested in learning what we have to
offer, as you begin your career in medicine.
An important part of our mission
is to provide our students with an exemplary education with the goal of
improving the health of our region, state, and nation. Student Admissions is
proud to play a role in that mission by admitting intelligent, diverse, and
accomplished men and women who possess high professional standards, a love of
lifelong learning, and a commitment to serving others.
The Admission Committee members
are honored to meet such talented and exceptional applicants and invite them to
join our close-knit community.
We look forward to receiving your application and guiding
you through the admissions process.
Please contact us at 336-716-4264 or
email@example.com and let us know if we can be of assistance.
David D.
Grier, MD Associate Dean of Admissions and Student Financial Services
Phone 336-716-4264Fax 336-716-9593
Bowman Gray Center for Medical Education, 1st Floor, 475 Vine St.
Mailing Address
Office of MD AdmissionsWake Forest School of MedicinePO Box 573183Winston Salem, NC 27157
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