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SEATTLE -- Washington shortstop Jaime Clark (Tustin, Calif.) is one of 18 athletes to be named to the 2003 Women's National Softball Team, it was announced today by USA Softball. The National Team will attempt to win an unprecedented fifth consecutive title at the Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, August 1-17.
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Waiuku is a country town in the Auckland Region in the North Island of New Zealand. It is located at the southern end of the Waiuku River, which is an estuarial arm of the Manukau Harbour. It is 40 kilometres southwest of Auckland city centre, and 12 kilometres north of the mouth of the Waikato River.
The town serves to support local farming, and is the residence of many employees of New Zealand Steel at Glenbrook, which is four kilometres to the northeast.[2]
It was part of the Franklin District prior to it being abolished in 2010. Most of the town is now within the boundaries of Auckland Council, with the balance in the area of Waikato District Council.
The Māori name Waiuku comes from a legend that two prominent brothers, Tamakae and Tamakou, vied for the hand of a beautiful high-ranking Waikato chieftainess. Tamakae was the cultivator, provider and Tamakou the orator. Tamakou was the first to meet her, but she requested that Tamakae be presented to her. He was working in the kumara gardens and had to be washed in the wai (water) and uku (a particular type of mud) at the stream that flows into the Manukau Harbour just behind the Waiuku Museum, before he was able to meet her. Tamakae won her heart and married her. From then the place was named Waiuku.
Waiuku came into existence as a port in about 1843, on the then important trade route between Auckland and the agricultural area of the Waikato. It was also the terminal of an ancient Maori portage between the Waikato River and the Manukau Harbour. Waiuku was marked out by the Government as a town in 1851. During the Waikato War (1863–64), Waiuku became a frontier stockade guarded by a blockhouse. The Waikato War ended the traffic responsible for the early development of the town as a trading post. Waiuku later grew as a farming centre under road board administration, and in 1914 became a town district. It was constituted a borough in 1955, and subsequently amalgamated into the Franklin District Council [in 1988]. A major development for the town was the government sponsored establishment, from the mid-1960s, of New Zealand's first steel plant at Glenbrook to convert ironsand brought from the black sand deposits at Waikato Heads into steel. After many changes of ownership and name, the company has returned to being called New Zealand Steel and is a division of BlueScope of Australia. The company continues to be a major employer in and influence on the town.
The local pub, called The Kentish Hotel, is New Zealand's longest continuously licensed hotel.[3] It was built by one of the first European settlers in Waiuku, Edward Constable, as an inn in 1851. His presence can still be felt in the name of the pub (he was from Kent), and the street behind it - Constable Road. The Kentish, with its ornate verandahs, provides a historical centre point to the town and the nearby Tamakae Reserve.
At the entrance to the Reserve stands a striking statue of Tamakae carved from swamp kauri logs. The logs were found during some excavation work at New Zealand Steel and gifted to the local iwi (tribe), Ngati Te Ata. The Reserve also has a small historic "village" with several restored buildings including Hartmann House, dating back to 1886, now operating as a local craft studio, Pollock Cottage (1890), Waiuku Jail (1865) and The Creamery (1890s). The nearby Waiuku Museum has colonial era memorabilia, Māori artifacts, old sailing boats and historic photographs. A heritage trail around town points out further sites of historic interest in Waiuku including Wesley Methodist Church (1883), from where visitors to the town can get a panoramic view across Waiuku and the waterfront reserve.
Neighbouring attractions include the West Coast black sand beach of Karioitahi and the Glenbrook Vintage Railway.
There are many schools in the area around Waiuku, including Waiuku College [4](the local secondary school), Sandspit Road School, Aka Aka Primary School, Glenbrook School, View Road School, Waiuku Primary School[5], Pukeoware School and Waipipi School.[6]
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8,202 people usually live in Waiuku. There were 3,033 occupied dwellings in Waiuku.(2013)[7]
The following statistics are taken from the 2006 New Zealand census.
24.2 percent of people are aged under 15 years in Waiuku, compared with 22.1 percent for all of Auckland Region. In 2001, 26.5% of people in Waiuku were under the age of 15 years compared with 22.7% for all of New Zealand.
13.5% of people in Waiuku are aged 65 years and over, compared with 9.9% of the total Auckland Region population. This compared with 2001 when 11.4% of people in Waiuku were aged 65 years and over compared with 12.1% for all of New Zealand.
34.5% of people aged 15 years and over in Waiuku had a post-school qualification, compared with 42.5% of people throughout Auckland Region. In Waiuku, 31.0% of people aged 15 years and over had no formal qualifications, compared with 20.3% for Auckland Region as a whole. This compares with 2001, when 26.6% of people aged 15 years and over in Waiuku had a post-school qualification, compared with 32.2% for New Zealand as a whole
The ethnic makeup of Waiuku is 75.6% European; 17.7% Māori; 3.6% Pacific peoples; 3.6% Asian; 0.3% Middle Eastern/Latin American/African; and 11.0% other ethnicity. In the Auckland Region, the 2006 census split ethnicity as follows: European 56.5%; Māori 11.1%; Pacific peoples 14.4%; Asian 18.9%; Middle Eastern/Latin American/African 1.5%; and other ethnicity 8.1%. By contrast, in 2001, 86.2% of people in Waiuku said they belong to the European ethnic group, compared with 80.1% for all of New Zealand.
In terms of birthplace 20.7% of people in Waiuku were born overseas, compared with 37.0% for Auckland Region as a whole. For people born overseas living in Waiuku in 2006, the most common birthplace was the UK and Ireland, compared with Asia for all of Auckland Region.
English is the most commonly spoken language in Waiuku, spoken by virtually the entire population. According to the 2006 census, 3.6% of people in Waiuku speak Māori, compared with 2.7% of people for all of Auckland Region. New Zealand Sign Language is used by 0.4% of people in Waiuku, compared with 0.6% of people for all of Auckland Region. 87.6% of people in Waiuku speak only one language, compared with 70.7% of people for all of Auckland Region.
The median income (half earn more, and half less, than this amount) for persons 15+ in Waiuku was $24,500. This compares with a median of $26,800 for all of Auckland Region. 42.4 percent of people aged 15 years and over in Waiuku had an annual income of $20,000 or less, compared with 40.9 percent of people for Auckland Region as a whole. In Waiuku, 21.3 percent of people aged 15 years and over had an annual income of more than $50,000, compared with 21.6 percent of people in Auckland Region. In 2001, The median income of people in Waiuku was $19,200, compared with $18,500 for all of New Zealand.
The unemployment rate in Waiuku is 5.0 percent for people aged 15 years and over, compared with 5.6 percent for all of Auckland Region. The most common occupational group in Waiuku was 'Technicians and trades workers' and 'Professionals' is the most common occupational group in Auckland Region. By comparison, in 2001, the unemployment rate in Waiuku was 6.4 percent, compared with 7.5 percent for all of New Zealand.
29.3% of people aged 15 years and over living in Waiuku had never married, 49.7% were married, and 20.9% were separated, divorced or widowed. 32.3% of people aged 15 years and over in Waiuku who have never married, live with a partner.Couples with children made up 42.4% of all families in Waiuku, while couples without children made up 37.4% of all families. In Auckland Region, couples with children make up 46.3% of all families, while couples without children make up 34.8 percent of all families. 20.2% of families in Waiuku are one-parent-with-children families, compared with 18.9% of families for Auckland Region as a whole.
In Waiuku, according to the 2006 census, 64.8% of households in private occupied dwellings own the dwelling, with or without a mortgage. For Auckland Region as a whole, 50.7% of households in private occupied dwellings own the dwelling, with or without a mortgage.
According to the 2006 census, 88.% of Waiuku households have a telephone, compared to 92.6% of people in the Auckland region. 57.4 percent of households in Waiuku have access to the Internet, compared with 65.5 percent of households throughout Auckland Region. In Waiuku 76.6 percent of households have access to a cellphone, compared with 76.4 percent of households for Auckland Region as a whole.
16.0% of households in Waiuku have access to three or more motor vehicles, compared with 17.7% of all households in Auckland Region.
The local Iwi of Waiuku or Mana Whenua of Waiuku are Te Iwi o Ngati Te Ata Waiohua.
Notable people[edit]
Waiuku is the hometown of Waikato Chiefs rugby team's star kicker Stephen Donald. He played his first game for the All-Blacks against England on 14 June 2008, becoming the first All-Black ever to have attended Waiuku College. On 23 October 2011, Stephen kicked a penalty for New Zealand to win the Rugby World Cup 8 - 7 against France at Eden Park. Though born in Papakura on 3 December 1983, Stephen attended Sandspit Primary School in Waiuku then four years at Waiuku College where his father is a long-serving teacher, before spending his seventh form at Wesley College. In honour of his contribution to winning the world cup, Waiuku named their local rugby club ground Beaver Park.[8]
Waiuku is the hometown of John Campbell Paterson, Bishop of Auckland from 1994 to 2010.
Waiuku was also the birthplace of rugby legend and former All Black Zinzan Brooke, but he attended Mahurangi College. Noted all Blacks Kevin Skinner and Pat Walsh were already accomplished adult players when they joined Waiuku.
Emeritus Professor James Boyer Brown AM dubbed "Mr Oestrogen" for his work at Edinburgh and Melbourne universities was born in Waiuku on 7 October 1919. Jim, who was part of the think tank led by American biologist and researcher Gregory Pincus that developed the first reliable hormonal contraceptive, the pill, was later a member of the in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) team led by Professor Carl Wood, where he provided the expertise for the timing of the egg pick-up. Jim, who joined Professor Lance Townsend's department of obstetrics and gynaecology at Melbourne University in 1962, revolutionised the use of gonadtrophins for the safe induction of ovulation by monitoring ovarian response. This all but eliminated the risk of high order multiple pregnancies. Jim was appointed an Honorary Member of the Order of Australia in 2003 for service to medical science, particularly clinical research into women's health and reproductive issues and the development of the Home Ovarian Monitor.[9]
Elsie Locke, then named Elsie Violet Farrelly, was born in Waiuku, New Zealand on 17 August 1912. She attended Waiuku District High School from 1925 until 1929, where she was the sole student in her class during her final two years. She was widely known as a peace activist and historian but she was also a groundbreaking and successful author of children's literature. Her literary reputation rests primarily on her historical novels set in New Zealand's colonial past, many of which have been reprinted. Attending university during the Depression, she associated with many of New Zealand's emerging literary figures. She also became a socialist because of her experiences and observations of poverty at this time. Her son is Keith Locke, a Green Party MP.[10]
David Aspin competed in the freestyle wrestling discipline, and was the 1974 Commonwealth Games champion and 1970 Commonwealth Games bronze medalist, in the middleweight category. He was also New Zealand's flag bearer at the opening ceremonies of the 1972 Summer Olympics, in Munich, and of the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal.
Air Vice-Marshal F. H. M. Maynard, CB, AFC, Legion of Merit (US); RAF (retd.); England; was born in Waiuku,on 1 May 1893. He joined the Royal Naval Air Service in 1915 and served in France and United Kingdom in First World War in RNAS and RAF. He was AOC RAF, Mediterranean, 26 Jan 1940 – 1 Jun 1941; Air Officer in Charge of Administration, RAF Coastal Command, 1941–44; AOC No. 19 Group, Coastal Command, 1944–45.[11]
One of the founders of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Waiuku in the 19th century was Captain Sir John Makgill. Makgill arrived with his family in Waiuku in 1882 and established a farm called 'Brackmont' at Taurangaruru. He eventually increased his holdings there to about 2500 acres, and also bought land at Orua Bay. Sir John Makgill died at Brackmont on 14 November 1906. His wife was Margaret Isabella Haldane, sister of Lord Haldane, and their eldest son was George Makgill who spent most of his adult life in Scotland, becoming 11th Baronet of Makgill on his father's death. One other son John E Makgill continued to farm at Taurangaruru, while another Robert Haldane Makgill was a key figure in the development of New Zealand's public health system. He was one of the country's first district health officers, at a time when central government took on greater responsibility for public health. He was to play an important role during the 1918 influenza pandemic and its aftermath, notably as 'the chief architect' of 'the most useful legacy of the 1918 influenza pandemic': the 1920 Health Act.
[See: 'Late Sir G. Makgill: Formerly of Waiuku', Waiuku News, 26/10/1926, p. 2; 'Coming to Waiuku', Barnacle Bulletin, April 1995, [p. 9]; Heather Makgill and Val Loh, The Pioneering Baronet: Makgill Family Reunion 2000, Waiuku, 2000; 'The Makgills of Taurangaruru and Orua Bay', Peninsularama, no. 165, May 2000, pp. 20-1]
Waiuku is the hometown of Stumpy Holmes, a national rally car driver.
Ross Ihaka is an Associate Professor of Statistics at the University of Auckland who is recognized as co-founder of the R programming language. He received the Royal Society of New Zealand's Pickering Medal in 2008 for his work on R. R is used by an estimated 250,000 people on a regular basis [12]
- ^ "Subnational Population Estimates: At 30 June 2017 (provisional)". Statistics New Zealand. 24 October 2017. Retrieved 24 October 2017. For urban areas, "Subnational population estimates (UA, AU), by age and sex, at 30 June 1996, 2001, 2006-16 (2017 boundary)". Statistics New Zealand. 24 October 2017. Retrieved 24 October 2017.
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- ^ "Waiuku Travel Guide". Jasons Travel Media.
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- ^ "Pukeoware School". Retrieved 31 August 2010.
- ^ These figures combine three census areas: 2013 Census QuickStats about a place:Waiuku West, 2013 Census QuickStats about a place:Waiuku East and 2013 Census QuickStats about a place:South Waiuku
- ^ James Ihaka and Vaimoana Tapaleao (29 October 2011). "Beaver fever in All Black Donald's hometown". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 1 December 2011.
- ^ Thomas, Adrian; Family, Brown (21 December 2009). "Pioneer in measurement of oestrogen production". Melbourne: theage.com.au. Retrieved 2010-09-29.
- ^ NZETC.org
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- ^ Vance, Ashlee (7 January 2009). "Data Analysts Captivated by R's Power". The New York Times.
External links[edit]
- Waiukufamilies.org.nz - General information about Waiuku
- Historic West
- Pictures of waiuku
- Realtime Waiuku weather
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- New Zealand Historic Places Trust


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In Memoriam: David Kuehn
David W. Kuehn, prominent musician and trumpet player, died unexpectedly and peacefully, from complications of illnesses on April 14, 2017 in Atlanta, Georgia at the age of 75.
David is survived by his wife of nearly 40 years, Lisa A. Tedesco of Atlanta, GA; his four children Dean Kuehn, and his wife, Loredana, of Pinckney, MI, Scott Kuehn and his wife Yoko of Dublin, OH, Amelia Kuehn of San Francisco, CA, and Anna Kuehn Kaminski and her husband David, of Media, PA; his sister Joan Ammerman of Aurora, CO; brothers Dan Kuehn of Aurora, CO and Don Kuehn of Mississauga, Ontario; grandchildren Sasha and Colin Kuehn, Sorina and Mirela Kuehn, and Brady James and Carson David Kaminski.
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In America, this is Thanksgiving weekend. It's a weekend where we give thanks for all sorts of things including religious freedom, but mostly one where people go mad getting to stores early on Friday morning to get their Christmas shopping done.
Traditionally, this also means that relatively few people read this column on "Black Friday."
Rather than fighting it this year, I'm going to rerun a column from a couple of years ago that ties into current events in a couple of ways.
First, Steve Geppi's publishing arm, Gemstone, announced this week that they will be publishing Duck comics in America again for the first time in nearly four years.
Second, I want to give thanks for one of our greatest comics creators, Carl Barks. What better time than Thanksgiving weekend? Most of the readership for this column today will probably be from Europe, where everyone is going about their business as usual today. Barks' comics sell much better over there, so I have a more appreciative audience for this column.
The following is something I wrote shortly after Barks passed away in 2000. Has it been two years already since we lost him?
I'll be back on Tuesday with new commentary and reviews. In the meantime, this one is in thanks for Unca Carl.
1901 – 2000
For a moment on Friday morning, my world stopped. I received the phone call at work that morning from a fellow Duck fan that Carl Barks had died.
|From the first page of UNCLE SCROOGE #1 (March 1952), "Only a Poor Old Man."
It wasn't too long after I first seriously got into comics that the generational tide kicked in. Comics were a medium with a 50-year tradition at that point. We were just getting to the point where the innovators, founders, and original creators of all our favorite characters were facing their own mortality. I suppose the biggest impact hit when Jack Kirby passed. Ever since, we've seen a steady stream of the greats leave us one by one. But it never really hit home until we lost Unca Carl.
Carl Barks was 99 when he left us on Friday morning.
I never met Barks. But of all the old-time greats, he had the greatest impact on my comics life. His stories may have first come alive for me on the small screen in DUCKTALES, but they truly resonated on the printed page. It's all too easy to get trapped in that little world of talking ducks. There are stories of his that I own multiple copies of colored by different colorists on different sizes and weights of paper. I've reread them each time I bought them. How could you not? They suck you in better than anything else.
|One of the first comics I ever bought. It reprints "Micro-Ducks From Outer Space," originally printed in UNCLE SCROOGE #65 in 1966. The story would inspire the namesake DUCKTALES episode.
Doing a little bit of math, I see that Barks' best work came from his pen while he was in his forties, fifties, and sixties. He was active painting throughout his seventies, eighties, and a good portion of his nineties.
He created Scrooge McDuck at an age when most men today want to trade in their SUVs for little two-door sports cars.
He painted masterpieces worthy of exhibition at an age when most of us would just be happy to cash our Social Security checks.
Carl Barks led an amazing life. It's the kind of story that would make an award-winning documentary. If you thought the lives of Hollywood stars were fascinating, reading the life story of Carl Barks and everything he did will leave you in awe. From being a Disney gag writer to chicken farmer to comic book artist to painter and more…
|Cover to Hamilton Comics' 1997 collection of early Barks' cartoons. Not only was the book "unexpurgated," showing material to be considered sexist and racist by today's standards, it was also unauthorized by Barks, himself.
We're lucky enough to be able to follow a small part of that life through his drawings. The body of work he left behind is impressive, to say the least. For twenty-five years he created stories that would be read by millions not only in this country, but all over the world. Those stories would be reprinted more often in this country than any super-hero comic you care to mention. If you take in worldwide reprints, your mind would boggle.
The biggest irony of Carl Barks' career, perhaps, is that his little tales, replete with Americana, achieved greatest fame overseas. In Scandinavia, he is treated like a god. (They already have a king, and Carl Barks' creations probably have better name recognition and favorability. 😉 In America, you can't find a simple Scrooge memento in a Disney Studios store at the local mall. You're hard pressed to find anything at Disneyland, for that matter! Meanwhile, in other countries, you can get a Scrooge McDuck piggy bank for opening up a checking account at the local bank. But I digress…
|Cover to UNCLE SCROOGE #309, May 1998. It's a detail from a Barks oil painting done in 1973 entitled "This Dollar Saved My Life At Whitehorse."
Carl Barks was one of the best storytellers of the twentieth century. Certainly, in comics, he ranks right up there with Jack Kirby and Will Eisner. While his art would often look plain and structured in three- and four-tiered pages, his ability to tell a story was masterful, honed by years of practice.
There were generally two types of stories Barks did. The first was the short and comedic ten-page gag stories, which were often featured in WALT DISNEY'S COMICS AND STORIES. This would be the "Donald gets a new job" type of story, which strung together a series of gags to their inevitable conclusion. Character was ever important in these stories. Donald's short temper and the nephew's desire to be good Junior Woodchucks and keep him honest often were at odds, and that kept the comedy coming.
The second type of story is probably the one most people remember Barks for. The adventure stories could run twenty to thirty-two pages, but always finished inside of the same issue. There were no such things as continued stories in Barks' day. Using a trusty stack of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC for photo reference and factual background, Barks would send the ducks all over the world in pursuit of treasure.
|UNCLE SCROOGE ADVENTURES, Vol 2, #26, May 1994. Carl Barks oil painting detail from "Klondike Kaper."
(You see, Scrooge wasn't obsessed with wealth. He was obsessed with adventure, and the pursuit of treasure was his excuse. Each coin in his money bin told a story. That's why those coins were always difficult to lose on wasteful spending, or Donald's latest Get Rich Quick scheme.)
This isn't meant to ignore or diminish his artistic skills. While his pen and ink skills were, indeed, on the decline by the 1960s, Barks was still able to portray some masterful and memorable images. His ducks were stylish and simple, not needing a whole lot of lines or tedious crosshatching to fill in their characters. The characters emoted naturally when Barks drew them. It was more than just facial expressions, although that might have been charming enough given the bone structure of a duck's face. 😉 He had the body language down pat, and the senses of motion and animation were always present. Scrooge leaned on his cane, but didn't rely on it. When adventure struck, he could barely be bothered with it.
By the end of his storytelling career, Barks' ducks looked a little flatter, maybe slightly less animated. They were telltale signs of a tired artist. The linework wasn't as fluid. But, still, I'd line up any of those 1960s stories against most any modern super-hero or small press comic as far as storytelling and character work go.
|From UNCLE SCROOGE #1 (March 1952), "Only a Poor Old Man."
When necessary, Barks could pull out all the stops. One of the most memorable panels in all of comics for me, for example, is the half-page splash of the dam bursting with Scrooge's money from the very first Uncle Scrooge Adventures story, "Only a Poor Old Man." Barks drew in every single coin. You could hear the timber of the old wood damn break, and hear the rush of water following behind the clanging of the coins.
When it came time to send Scrooge and the nephews down below the surface to investigate a series of earthquakes ("The Land Beneath the Ground," 1956), the Terry Fermies' games were shown in startling detail. The Terry Fermies, themselves, were little more than solid lumps of red and blue color. Merged together and placed in "The Land Beneath the Ground," they formed memorable patterns, standout images, and a wonderful sense of motion. All of that was placed against a sometimes photo-realistic backdrop. Such was Barks' style. While his characters would be fluid and animated and cartoony, the backgrounds were always drawn with a keen eye towards detail and realism. There was no stylization apparent there.
|Cover to 1996 reprinting of "Land Beneath The Ground," UNCLE SCROOGE #13, March 1956.
One web site lists the final Barks art tally to be 6,215 pages of comics drawn, along with 190 covers and 396 scripts. That just counts the Disney comics. That doesn't include his adult cartoons from the 1930s, his animation gags, or his other works, such as the "Porky Of The Mounties" story reprinted in "Bugs Bunny and Friends: A Comic Celebration" trade paperback a couple of years back.
Nor does it count Barks' second artistic career – painting. For the last thirty years of his life, Barks enjoyed doing watercolor recreations of his Ducks in situations he made famous.
This is hardly the end for Carl Barks. The stories, the characters, and the memories he left behind will be with us always. And when Disney comics publish in America again, a whole new generation will get a taste of what it meant to read comics starring talking ducks that will make them stand up and cheer. Stories that will make them think. Stories that will make them laugh until they cry.
I envy them getting the chance to experience it all for the first time.
We miss ya already, Unca Carl.
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Review: Family ties of Fey, Poehler tested by 'Sisters'
Dec. 17, 2015
In "Sisters," Tina Fey and Amy Poehler attempt to bring the most teenage of comedy genres __ that of keg stands and drunken hook-ups __ into middle age.
They're a long way from your usual house party movie hosts __ your Belushis and your Efrons __ and that's the point. Trying on ill-fitting dresses for their planned big bash, they request something "a little less Forever 21 and a little more Suddenly 42."
The film, written by Paula Pell (a "Saturday Night Live" veteran, like Poehler and Fey) and directed by Jason Moore ("Pitch Perfect"), is a brazenly crude farce about female arrested development that doesn't so much seek to rise above its ludicrous absurdity as much as ride it out.
It's a bumpy ride. While the tremendous wit and chemistry of Fey and Poehler is unquestionable, the big-screen meeting of the former "Weekend Update" hosts feels overwhelming mismatched. For starters, it's hard to imagine either being from Orlando.
That's the hometown of Maura (Poehler) and Kate Ellis (Fey), whose parents (played by Dianne Wiest and James Brolin) are selling their childhood home. This brings out oddly passionate feelings in Kate, a single-mother and jobless beautician.
Fey, the poster woman of quick-witted comic smarts, has here been cast against type. She's the promiscuous, partying mess, while Poehler is the responsible, earnest career woman, recently divorced. It's a miscalculation that does more to doom "Sisters" than anything else.
Fey and Poehler are, however, extremely game for the movie and up for any silliness or embarrassment if it gets a laugh. With their parents' house already sold, they nostalgically sift through the relicts of their '80s-adorned bedroom and decide to invite their old high school classmates to an old-fashioned rager at "Ellis Island."
The attendees are mostly parents that no longer know how to let loose, but a concoction of alcohol, drugs and desperation eventually unleashes a wildly freewheeling party that, naturally, spins out of control. There are handful of solid guests like Maya Rudolph (as Kate's nemesis), John Cena (as a drug dealer, making his second fine comedy cameo of the year following "Trainwreck") and John Leguizamo (as a sleazy alcoholic).
But is there any doubt that as soon as Bobby Moynihan's sweaty nerd rings the doorbell, he's going to steal the movie?
There are laughs here, for sure, like the uptight New Yorker couple buying the home, who declare: "I want the front yard to be open concept."
But as has so often been the case when it comes to Fey's movie choices, an opportunity has been lost. It's becoming increasingly clear that if she's ever to star in a movie as good as anything else she's done (from "30 Rock" to her book, "Bossypants") she's going to have to write it herself.
In the meantime, she and Poehler host this week's "Saturday Night Live." Now that should be good.
"Sisters," a Universal Pictures release, is rated R by the Motion Picture Association of America for "crude sexual content and language throughout, and for drug use." Running time: 118 minutes. Two stars out of four.
MPAA Definition of R: Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer, left, delivered the commencement address at New School Universitys 69th commencement ceremony, at the Theater at Madison Square Garden on May 20. Breyer urged the graduates whatever profession they choose to commit at least part of your energies to the public affairs of your communities and your nation
. Many doubt that our public institutions can promote change and justice, he said. But cynicism is no reason to opt out of public life it is just a challenge that we as a society must overcome. If you do not trust the way our government works, he told the graduates, make it work better. Bob Kerrey, New School president, praised the four-year students for persevering through the World Trade Center attack. Your lives stories were inexorably altered by 9/11, he said. You had the strength and the determination to remain faithful to your vocation as students. You faced whatever fears or whatever temptations to run away may have gripped your heart and you stood firm. It is undoubtedly true, Kerrey said, that personal character is formed much more significantly by hardship than by ease. I see that truth validated in each of your faces. At the ceremony, 2,463 degrees were conferred.
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|Tax Credits Bill
Mr. Flight: I readily appreciate the point that the hon. Gentleman makes, but I point out that if they have a tax code, claimants must have annual negative income tax returns, as I suggested. I am surprised that the Committee did not conclude that that, at the end of the day, would be a lot tidier and more reliable than the arrangements being opted for. As we discovered when debating them earlier, they are likely to create a lot of muddle and greyness. There is no ready way of reconciling to ensure that all claimants have provided the Revenue with the information that it needs to assess them. We also discovered that people would themselves be quite unable to understand what they were entitled to.
Mr. Webb: As is so often the case, we are wrestling with the tension that in the British tax system it is not the custom for people, apart from high earners and the self-employed, to fill in annual tax returns. I would not want to force that on more people, given the choice.
My point is that the Government talk the language of integrating taxes and benefits, and have gone a little way down that track, but there is a road block beyond which they will not go. Given the choice between harmonising individual assessment and family assessment in the Bill, they went for family assessment. It will never be possible to deliver it through the PAYE code, so there will always be an administrative burden if it is delivered as a separate payment by employers.
The welfare of individuals and employers is enhanced by giving people a choice, and our communities will also be enhanced, a point to which we shall return. I hope that the Minister will tell the Committee why she wants to deny people that choice.
Mr. Mark Hoban (Fareham): I am concerned about the burden that the Bill will place on small businesses particularly and businesses in general. I raised this point on Second Reading and I want to return to it today in the context of this group of amendments and the clause stand part debate.
We want responsibility for the payment of tax credits to move back to the Government, where I believe it belongs, to ensure that there is no
Column Number: 142unnecessary burden on business. The regulatory impact assessment for the Bill stated that the cost to business would fall to about £90 million and that the majority of the £9.5 million saving would arise from moving from six monthly to annual claims. I welcome that reduction, which provides some relief to small businesses, but that cost does not show the true picture.
We must remember that employers will receive not just the coding notice that they receive for employees at present but, for those claiming tax credits, a separate piece of paper that will need to be processed to ensure that the correct tax credit is paid to the employee. Therefore, employers will need to meet the cost of processing each transaction that is a consequence of the Bill. One of my concerns is that, every time there is an in-year assessment, the employer will have to amend the employee's details on his payroll system and change the credit that he receives and there is a processing cost attached to that.
To an extent, some of my concerns were addressed in last week's debate about thresholds, when the Minister said that, as thresholds would be quite wide, there would be only a small requirement to submit an in-year assessment for changes in income. But until the thresholds have been set, it is difficult to assess the changes of income and the consequent in-year assessments on the employer's payroll costs and the number of transactions that he needs to process.
Again as we discussed last week, a number of other circumstances, particularly changes in family circumstances, give rise to changes in tax credits during the year. In its report on tax credits, the Institute of Fiscal Studies gave an idea of the quantum of changes that we might see as a consequence of some of the other changes. Based on evidence from the labour force survey, it suggested that at least 360,000 adults in couples with children and 90,000 lone parents change employment status within three months. Each one of those changes will trigger a cost to the employer, because the new employer will have to set up the tax credits for that employee. At least 840,000 adults in couples with children and 180,000 lone parents change employment status within 12 months, so again a large number of people are coming through the system. Each time somebody moves job, a new payroll cost will be incurred by an employer.
In terms of changes in family make-up, at least 225,000 couples with children break up and at least 200,000 lone parents start to cohabit within 12 months, again a change in family circumstances that will give rise to a change in tax credits for the employee and an additional cost on business as a consequence. Costs could be removed from the employer if the Inland Revenue required direct payment of all tax credits to the employee and did not require the employer to process those costs.
Another aspect of the Bill that will have an impact on businesses and the number of people falling within the scope of the Bill will be the number of claimants. That number will depend on the rates and tapers, information which, despite the valiant and ultimately fruitless efforts of the hon. Member for Northavon,
Column Number: 143the Paymaster General kept a jealously guarded secret during last week's debateI suspect that she will not change her mind this week.
Depending on the generosity of the Treasury, the number of claimants could go up, putting an additional burden on business as every new claimant registers as a transaction cost. Ministers are forcing a cost on to small businesses that is ultimately unpredictable and unquantifiable and is entirely dependent on the Government's policy objectives.
Jim Sheridan (West Renfrewshire): I thank the hon. Gentleman and his hon. Friends for this nostalgic trip back to the dark days of his Government, whereby any legislation enhancing the life of people in the lower quartile of our society suddenly becomes a burden on businesses. The hon. Member for East Devon (Mr. Swire) said that the working time directive is a burden on industry. It is ridiculous in this day and age to say that about legislation that allows workers to work for less than 48 hours a week or sets a minimum wage, which takes people off benefits so that they do not need tax credits. It is nostalgic rubbish.
Mr. Hoban: I am grateful to the hon. Gentleman for his intervention. All that we are suggesting is that by shifting the burden from employers to the Inland Revenue, his Government can still achieve their objectives in terms of alleviating poverty and improving work incentives without imposing the cost on business. That is a reasonable position to take.
Payroll processing costs on small businesses are significantly higher than those on large companies. A business with between one and four employees incurs an average cost of £288 per employee, but for a large company employing more than 5,000 people it falls to £5 per employee. In small businesses, the payroll is often done by the owner-manager, a bureau service or the company accountant. Significant costs may be incurred, as well as a significant distraction in terms of time from the valuable task of job creation and wealth creation to which my hon. Friend the Member for East Devon referred.
Mr. Swire: I am grateful to my hon. Friend for pointing out that we are not necessarily opposed to the list that I mentioned, but to the idea of small businesses, rather than the Government, being responsible on those occasions. Further to the burden that he is describing, does he see any difference between the 7 million people who are paid weekly and the 16 million who are paid monthly?
Mr. Hoban: It depends on how the payroll is compiled. In the case of an automated payroll system it probably does not matter if it is weekly or monthly, but where it is compiled manually, as it is in many small businesses, costs may arise.
My hon. Friend talked about the additional burdens that are placed on businesses by the earlier legislation to which the hon. Member for Northavon referred. A business with just one employee, perhaps a self-employed person operating as a sole trader, may, when
Column Number: 144faced with the administrative burdens that arise from employing another member of staff, wonder whether it is worth while. Some of the costs that are imposed, especially those of processing and administration, may act as a barrier to further recruitment, thus diminishing the number of opportunities for people to move from unemployment into work, which is the Government's objective in introducing the tax credits system. Shifting the burden of paying tax credits back to the Inland Revenue might make it more attractive for small businesses and small traders to recruit more members of staff to grow their business and create the wealth and jobs that the country needs. Time and again, the Government have imposed burdens on business, and the amendments present an opportunity for them to relieve small businesses of a burden that could have big effect on the lives of those who run them.
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There are three solutions to the problem of imposing additional costs on businesses. The first, to which my hon. Friend the Member for Arundel and South Downs referred in his opening remarks on the amendments, is to move to a negative income tax so that there is only one coding to process, not the standard PAYE coding and a separate piece of paper for the tax credits. I will be interested to see how the Paymaster General responds to that, because to have only one coding to process, not two as at present, would be a very straightforward way for an employer to reduce the initial transaction costs.
The second solution, which the CBI suggested yesterday in its briefing to the Committee, is to compensate employers fully for the cost of administering tax credits. There is much merit in that. It would meet some of the objections of small businesses, but would impose an additional burden on them because they would have to submit a claim form and get a cheque back from the Revenue to meet their costs. I am also uncomfortable about it because it would not remove the time burden of payroll costs from small businesses. I would rather that the time burden of complying with the measure was pushed back on to the Inland Revenue.
The third solution, which I favour, is direct payment to the claimant, as the amendments suggest. The Paymaster General has already said that child credits will be paid directly to the main carer by the Inland Revenue, so it would require a relatively small extension of the system for it to cover childless couples in receipt of tax credits. I do not see that implementing that would be onerous on the Inland Revenue.
When there has been discussion on that idea, the Government have argued that it would break the clear link between the incentive to work and joining the work force. They might use that argument on this occasion, but the very process of leaving jobseeker's allowance to move to the working tax credits, completing additional paperwork and submitting the forms, would show clearly to the claimant that a change had arisen solely because of their movement from being unemployed to being in work. That
Column Number: 145change, together with the extra line on their bank statement marking a payment from the Inland Revenue, would demonstrate the incentives again.
I am not sure that the Government are right in saying that the proposal would act as a disincentive for people to move from benefits into work. The IFS report states that the Government also hope that
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I blame the school system at some point for pretty much manufacturing clones with no self awareness just to keep doing the same repetitive task or giving awards to everyone because "everyone's a winner" which turned out the new generation into cry babies that can't accept being wrong or losing at something as a sign to just apply yourself and get better.
I blame popular culture (though in a free world nothing you can really do about that), horrible television that encourages emotion-driven behavior and utter lack of disciplinary parenting.
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"Being offended" is often in the eye of the beholder, just like beauty.
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