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The 15th-ranked Stockton men's soccer team advanced to the NCAA round of eight with a 2-1 victory over fourth-ranked Stevens Tech in an NCAA Men's Soccer Tournament game. Freshman Domenick Raimo (Delran/Delran) scored the game-winning goal midway through the first overtime period. The Ospreys earned their eighth consecutive win and snapped the Ducks' 15-game winning streak. Jeremy Cohen (Atco/Hammonton) also netted a goal for Stockton and goalkeeper Tim McKenna (Sewell/Gloucester Catholic) made three saves in the game. "We played terrific today," said Stockton head coach Jeff Haines. "This was probably the best game we have played in two years."
Stevens took a 1-0 lead at 9:28 on a 25-yard shot that glanced off the inside of the post. Cohen evened the game for Stockton at 27:32 with a shot from the right wing. The match went to halftime tied 1-1 and stayed that way for the remainder of regulation time. Stevens nearly won the game late in the second half on a shot that hit the crossbar and deflected straight down without breaking the plane of the goal. Midway through the first overtime, Raimo booted a 23-yard shot that deflected off a Stevens defender. The change of direction left the Ducks' goalie unable to fully recover as he got a hand on the ball but was unable to stop it from going into the net for the 2-1 Stockton victory.
Stockton advanced to face third-ranked and undefeated Salisbury (18-0-3) tomorrow at 1 pm on the Sea Gulls' home field. The winner receives a berth in the NCAA Final Four in Greensboro, North Carolina on November 26-27. Salisbury defeated second-ranked Johns Hopkins 1-0 earlier today.
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widowers, $392; disabled workers, $438; and wives and husbands of retired and disabled workers, $191. Average benefits for children were $181 for children of retired workers, $422 for children of deceased workers, and $150 for children of disabled workers. Monthly benefits for December 2004 totaled $1 million.
Program Data Social Security
The Social Security program—Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI)—provides monthly benefits to workers and their families when the worker retires, dies, or becomes disabled. The amount of the worker's retirement insurance (old-age) or disability benefit is based on the worker's level of earnings in employment or self-employment covered by the Social Security program. Monthly benefits are payable to retired workers at age 62 (with reduced benefits) or to disabled workers at any age. The benefit amount for an auxiliary or survivor beneficiary is based on a percentage of the worker's benefit. Auxiliary and survivor beneficiaries must generally meet an age, disability, or child care requirement. A total of 47,707,330 persons received benefits for December 2004. This number included 29,971,970 retired workers, 4,825,650 widows and widowers, 6,192,210 disabled workers, 2,723,630 wives and husbands, and 3,993,870 children. Social Security beneficiaries represented 15.8 percent of the total population and 90.7 percent of the population aged 65 or older. Retired workers received an average monthly benefit of $955; widows and widowers, $897 (nondisabled widows and widowers, $920); disabled workers, $894; and wives and husbands of retired and disabled workers, $464. Average benefits for children of retired, deceased, and disabled workers were $466, $625, and $265, respectively. Monthly benefits for December 2004 totaled $41.6 billion. Of this amount, $30.1 billion was paid to retired workers and their spouses and children, $5.5 billion to survivors, and $6.0 billion to disabled workers and their spouses and children. Average and total monthly benefits include the 2.7 percent cost-of-living increase effective December 2004. In the Northern Mariana Islands, benefits were paid to 2,210 persons. This number included 1,020 retired workers, 240 widows and widowers, 130 disabled workers, 110 wives and husbands, and 710 children. Retired workers in the Northern Mariana Islands received an average of $548 per month; widows and
Supplemental Security Income
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a federal cash assistance program that provides monthly payments to low-income aged, blind, and disabled persons in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the Northern Mariana Islands. The program is based on nationally uniform eligibility standards and payment levels. The federal SSI payment is determined by the recipient's countable income, living arrangement, and marital status. As of January 2005, the maximum monthly federal SSI payment for an individual living in his or her own household and with no other countable income is $579, and for a couple, $869. A state may supplement the payment levels of all or selected categories of recipients. These supplemental payments may be administered by the state or the Social Security Administration. In December 2004, 6,987,845 persons received federally administered SSI payments: 1,211,167 were aged and 5,776,678 were disabled or blind. A total of 1,977,610 recipients were aged 65 or older, 4,017,108 were 18 to 64, and 993,127 were under the age of 18. The total number of persons receiving a Social Security payment, a federally administered SSI payment, or both was 52,253,851. Federally administered payments totaled $3.2 billion in December 2004: $2.9 billion in federal SSI payments and $362 million in state supplements. The average federally administered payment was $428. Aged persons averaged $351, and disabled and blind persons, $445. In addition, 552,346 persons in 31 states received state-administered payments in December 2004 that totaled $68.8 million. In the Northern Mariana Islands, 735 persons—133 aged and 602 disabled and blind—received federally administered SSI payments in December 2004. A total of
173 recipients were aged 65 or older, 381 were aged 18 to 64, and 181 were under the age of 18. Federal SSI payments totaled $0.4 million. The average federal payment was $441 overall: $342 for aged recipients and $463 for disabled and blind recipients. In December 2004, the total number of persons in the Northern Mariana Islands receiving a Social Security benefit, a federally administered SSI payment, or both was 2,752.
State Statistics is an annual publication of the Social Security Administration's Office of Policy. Angela Y. Harper was responsible for programming, processing, and compiling the data. SOURCE: The data are from the Social Security Administration's administrative files. Program data for Social Security are from the Master Beneficiary Record, 10 percent sample; data for SSI are from the Supplemental Security Record, 100 percent data, and data reported by individual states; earnings and employment data are from the Master Earnings File, 1 percent sample. CONTACTS: • Social Security data, firstname.lastname@example.com or 410-965-0163. • SSI data, firstname.lastname@example.com or 410-965-0186. • Earnings and employment data, email@example.com or 410-965-0153. • Information about data processing, firstname.lastname@example.com or 410-966-9541.
Earnings and Employment Data Social Security
Nationally, in 2003, the latest year for which state data are available, an estimated 154.5 million persons worked in employment that was covered under the Social Security (Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) and Disability Insurance (DI)) program. They earned $4.4 trillion in Social Security taxable earnings. Employees, employers, and the self-employed paid a total of $541 billion in Social Security taxes to the OASI and DI trust funds. For 2003, earnings and employment data for the Northern Mariana Islands are not available.
Social Security Administration Office of Policy Office of Research, Evaluation, and Statistics 500 E Street, SW, 8th Floor Washington, DC 20254 SSA Publication No. 13-11709 February 2006
Nationally, in 2003, the latest year for which state data are available, an estimated 158.1 million persons worked in employment that was covered under the Medicare (Hospital Insurance, or HI) program. They earned $5.3 trillion in Medicare taxable earnings. Employees, employers, and the self-employed paid a total of $153 billion in Medicare taxes to the HI trust fund. For 2003, earnings and employment data for the Northern Mariana Islands are not available.
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For some reason, the stats shown above are INCORRECT. When editing this I get given a list of stats, when published it changed... So..
BTW, once all slots are filled. You SELL the Recurve Bow.
Also, sell the berserker greaves when you have no spots left.
With this exact build I had 4.2k hp :/
This build worked great for me ingame. I was on skype with a 3 other friends. I had evelynn laning with me and because my friend playing her was constantly helping mid and/or ganking top I had to control my lane most of the time.
By level two I was able to charge one person and have Three Talon Strike while applying Exhaust on the other. I would take down my target with great speed and as my other target slowly ran away I was able to charge him aswell for double kill early game.
With this build you will find that Xin Zhao is great at holding a lane on his own, and if his enemy slighly over extends... Well it's their Funeral.
I will write more info here when I have the time
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The London 2012 Olympics provided a welcome spike in public morale in the U.K. But for retailers, the games brought only a slump in trade, with like-for-like sales falling 0.4% in August compared with the same month in 2011.
Party and barbecue food and drink sales showed a slight increase as people gathered together to enjoy the games -- which were shown only on the ad-free BBC -- but this was more than offset by the weak performance of other categories, according to the British Retail Consortium-KPMG retail sales monitor. Spending on women's clothing, furniture, flooring and home items were particularly hard hit.
The worst effects were felt online, with sales growing only 4.8% in August, compared with growth of 10% to 20% every other month since records began in October 2008. The BRC said that online sales were especially weak in the evenings, as people followed sports on their computers and mobile devices instead of shopping on them.
Stephen Robertson, director general of the BRC, said, "There's no evidence here of any Olympic boost to retail sales overall. It's clear that people were absorbed by the Olympics and had little interest in shopping, especially for major items."
Helen Dickinson, head of retail at KPMG, said, "Retailers' hopes that the Olympics would inspire a pickup in spending were dashed as shoppers stayed away from the high street and enjoyed the sporting spectacle from their armchairs. While the Olympics brought a much needed boost to consumer confidence, the country was 'otherwise engaged' in August and the sales figures show a mixed picture."
August is traditionally a weak month for sales, and retailers are eager to see if activity will pick up in the fall. Mr. Robertson said, "As summer gives way to the all-important Christmas run-up, retailers will be hoping sales that didn't happen in August have been postponed and not lost entirely."
Costing an estimated $14 billion to stage, with about half the funding provided by sponsors, the Olympics haven't all been bad news for business. Procter & Gamble has said that it expects to gain an extra $500 million in consumer spending thanks to its sponsorship of the games, and another sponsor, Adidas, announced Olympic licensed product sales rose 250% compared with those for the Beijing 2008 games. Meanwhile, U.K. bike shop chain Cycle Surgery reported record sales during the Olympics, spurred on by Team GB's success at the velodrome.


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Veronica Mars Movie Kickstarter Hits Its $2 Million Goal in Eleven Hours
"My mind is blown," says show creator Rob Thomas.
Done deal. "My mind is blown," Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas tells EW of the Mars movie's Kickstarter page reaching its $2 million goal in less than eleven hours. "I've been fantasizing about this taking big and had to tell myself, 'Stop it, Rob, you're being silly. You're setting yourself up for disappointment.' And now today has exceeded the wildest pipe dream I let myself entertain. Holy cow. We better make a good movie." The page crept toward $2.2 million as this post was written, and the fundraising will ostensibly continue for another month. One person has donated $10,000 or more; three people have donated $8,000 or more; 100 people have pledged $1,000 or more. "I knew Veronica Mars fans were cool, but I had no idea they could rally with such power," says Kristen Bell. "They are unstoppable — just like Veronica. I will have a permanent blush on my face, feeling so lucky to be associated with this entire thing." Now's a perfect time for Thomas, Bell, and everyone else involved to peruse Vulture's tidy list of recommendations for the film. Also a good time to re-watch the whole show's three-season run, which is doable over at the WB's site.


text: Owosso Movie fans drawn to Owosso film memorabilia sale By Steve Carmody • Feb 28, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Don Schneider loved movies. He really loved movies. For a half century, he collected movie memorabilia. Seriously collected. After Schneider died last Fall at the age of 91, his friends got together to catalogue his collection. Three months later, they are still at it. VIDEO: Real-life Polar Express back on the tracks in Michigan By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Nov 21, 2013 Mercedes Mejia / Michigan Radio The steam engine that inspired the children's book The Polar Express and provided sounds for the movie version is back in service after a four-year refurbishment project. The Pere Marquette 1225 rolled out of the garage Wednesday in Owosso, ringing its bell and spewing steam for train enthusiasts and volunteers gathered to watch the engine take its maiden voyage following the overhaul.


text: It's been years in the making, courting controversy at every stage, but last week the first new gTLD quietly moved from being a pipedream to reality. Dotshabaka, the Arabic word for 'internet' opened the door for the whole new gTLD programme when it welcomed in trademark sunrise applications. The registry behind the new gTLD had always been quietly confident that they would be the first new gTLD to launch, even though they weren't the first name in the ICANN priority draw list. However, they were one of the first to pass through all of the stringent checkpoints in the application procedure and were one of the four TLDs delegated into the root zone of the internet two weeks ago by IANA."It's with great pleasure that I can finally say that we are the first new gTLD Registry Operator to commence its Sunrise Period! I'm truly excited about taking this TLD to the Arabic speaking world and revolutionising their Internet experience." Quoted dotshabaka's General Manager Yasmin Omer when announcing the opening of the Sunrise Trademark phase on Friday. I think many of us expected a great deal more fanfare to welcome the first arrival of the brave new internet world, and had felt that one of the eleven Donuts TLDs would be breaking the virgin ground. But it seemed we were all wrong and Dotshabaka will have its place in the history books. Despite its quiet arrival, the anticipation for the suffix has been building in the Arab world. Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs) have the potential to be huge, and what better way to get the momentum going by launching a local version of one of the most recognised words in the developing world. Over half of the world's population read and write in languages that do not use a typical ASCII keyboard and a number of the new gTLD applicants are targeting this demographic within the new gTLD programme. In their release note they state that the domain name will be "the catalyst for change for Arabic Internet users allowing for a truly international Internet experience. Domain name owners will be signing up for a cause and becoming part of the movement to empower the Arabic language on the Internet." The Dotshabaka Sunrise period will run for 60 days until the 29th December, followed by a 30 day Landrush period until the 31st January. General availability will then commence on the 4th February 2014. The challenge now is to get registrations. It is understood that there is only a small number of IDN trademarks held within the Trademark Clearinghouse (the number of Arabic variants is unknown). As the Trademark Sunrise period runs until the end of December and is not on a first-come first-serve basis there is still time to submit IDN trademarks to the TMCH to take advantage of the first gTLD launch. The tipping point for the success of the domain will be adoption by large organisations and this is where the registry will have their work cut out, educating potential adopters and Internet users in the coming weeks. But we applaud Dotshabaka for achieving their objective of being the first new gTLD to be open for business. Written by Stuart Fuller, Director of Commercial Operations and Communications


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Database Creation
Probably before using a database, you must first have one. If you are just starting with databases and you want to use one, Microsoft SQL Server ships with two databases ready for you. One of these databases is called Northwind and the other is called pubs.
Besides, or instead of, the Northwind and the pubs databases, you can create your own. A database is primarily a group of computer files that each has a name and a location. When you create a database using Microsoft SQL Server, it is located in the Drive:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\Data folder.
In the previous lesson, we saw that there were different ways to connect to a server. In the same way, there are different ways to create a database.
To create a new database in SQL Server Enterprise Manager:
Any of these actions causes the Database Properties to display. You can then enter the name of the database.
Probably the most important requirement of creating a database is to give it a name. The SQL is very flexible when it comes to names. In fact, it is very less restrictive than most other computer languages. Still, there are rules you must follow when naming the objects in your databases:
Because of the flexibility of SQL, it can be difficult to maintain names in a database. Based on this, there are conventions we will use for our objects. In fact, we will adopt the rules used in C/C++, C#, Pascal, Java, and Visual Basic, etc. In our databases:
In Microsoft SQL Server, a database is created like a programming project, in the same approach as those you have probably encountered in C++, C#, Java, Pascal, or Visual Basic, etc. As such, it contains files, objects, and other items. As normal objects, the computer needs a way to locate them when necessary. A database is primarily a file. As such, it must have a name that allows the operating system to identify it. If you use the Database Properties dialog box of the SQL Server Enterprise Manager, if you specify the database name in the General property page and click OK, the interpreter automatically creates a new file that includes and the name you specified for the database and adds the _Data string to it: this is the name that will allow the operating system to identify your database's file.
As you should be aware already from your experience on using computer, every computer file must have a path. The path is where the file is located in one of the drives of the computer. This allows the operating to know where the file is so that when you or another application calls it, the operating system would not be confused.
By default, when you create a new database, SQL Server assumed that it would be located at Drive:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\data folder. If you use the Database Properties dialog box of the SQL Server Enterprise Manager, if you specify the name in the General property page and click OK, the interpreter automatically creates a new file, adds the _Data string to it and appends the .MDF extension to the file: this is the (main) primary data file of your database.
When originally creating a database, you may or may not know how many lists, files, or objects the project would have. Still, as a user of computer memory, the database must use a certain portion, at least in the beginning. The amount of space that a database is using is referred to as its size. If you use the Database Properties dialog box of the SQL Server Enterprise Manager, if you specify the name in the General property page and click OK, the interpreter automatically specifies that the database would primarily use 1MB. This is enough for a starting database. Of course, you can either change this default or later on you can increase it when necessary.
If you want to specify a size different from the default, if you are using the Database Properties to create your database, in the Data Files property page and under the Initial Size column, change the size as you wish.
Another technique you can use to create a database is by using the Database Wizard. There are two main ways you can launch the Database Wizard. In the left frame, when the server node or the Databases folder is selected, on the toolbar, you can click the Tools button and click Wizards. This causes the Select Wizard dialog box to display. In the Select Wizard dialog box, you can expand the Database node and click Create Database Wizard:
After clicking Create Database Wizard, you can click OK. This would start a wizard where the first page is only used to start it and you can click Next.
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This Friday, Verizon is bringing back their popular double-data promotion that gives users double the data allowance for the same price. The deal, along with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, was the primary reason I switched over to Verizon from T-Mobile last year and I've been extremely happy with the service so far.
Verizon currently offers three tiers of data - 2 gigabytes for $30, 5 gigabytes for $50 and 10 gigabytes for $80. With the special promotion, subscribers will get 4 gigabytes for $30, 10 gigabytes for $50 and 20 gigabytes for $80.
The Galaxy Nexus normally retails for $299 with 2-year agreement, but we just spotted a deal where Amazon once again has the Galaxy Nexus at $99 for new customers. I believe that Amazon Wireless honors Verizon's promotions, so it would be an extra sweet deal to combine these two offers on Friday.
Roger Cheng of CNET is also reporting that Verizon will also offer buy-one-get-one free on the Droid RAZR ($99) and Droid RAZR MAXX ($199) this Friday. That's the same day that the Droid 4 launches, so we might see that device as part of the promotion too.
Verizon is one of the most expensive carriers around, but I think the price is deserved since they offer the fastest and largest 4G LTE network. It's not for everyone, but if you need a super-fast network connection then I'd give Verizon a look.
Their early LTE devices like the HTC Thunderbolt suffered from short battery life, but newer devices like the Droid RAZR MAXX (3,300 mAh battery) and Galaxy Nexus (2100 mAh extended battery for $25) offer battery life that can last all day. For those that are concerned with a metered data plan, Android 4.0 adds new controls for managing network data usage.
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Unless the legal foundation for local self-governance is truly built on the rights of communities, victories like the one in New York can easily be overturned.
Meanwhile, more Americans got insured, the oceans continued to become more acidic, and the world's largest collection of rubber ducks grew at a rapid pace.
The movements that persevere are those that find a form of hope, even in dark times.
As environmental lawyer and author Gus Speth once said, "Politicians ride the waves. People's movements make the waves."
Organizers agreed that the annual marches have helped raise awareness about the mining project. But their work is far from done.
First Nations groups say that the pipeline would disrupt their traditional seafood harvest and endanger their culture.
The ban is set to go into effect in October 2014, and will be the first of its kind in the nation.
Coal-fired power plants are responsible for about 40 percent of United States' carbon emissions. That pollution would be regulated for the first time under the new proposed rules.
The decision is the largest single win for the movement to push institutions to divest from fossil fuels. And student activists say they'll keep the pressure on Stanford to divest from oil and natural gas as well as from coal.
Thousands of workers may be at risk of chronic disease from the chemicals used to process coal—including MCHM, which recently contaminated the drinking water of nearly 300,000 West Virginia residents.
It is good to mourn for what's being lost. But giving up just gives the fossil fuel industry what it wants.
If the governments of Costa Rica and El Salvador can resist the mining industry, maybe we all can.


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Eight Micron team members in Singapore participated in a Special Olympics charity bowling event on Dec. 1 to raise funds for Special Olympics activities and programs. The Micron team members partnered with Special Olympics athletes across multiple teams, with teams hitting at least one turkey (three consecutive strikes) each.
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Warner, NH – This afternoon, Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) attended the Warner Fall Foliage Festival to meet with voters, and hear directly from them about the issues on their minds this election season. A member of the House Agriculture Committee, Kuster also visited with the many small, local farmers participating in the festival to discuss what more Congress can do to help our local farms create more jobs and boost the New Hampshire economy.
"I had a great time meeting with voters, talking about the issues, and seeing the amazing work of our local craftsmen and farmers at the Warner Fall Foliage Festival this afternoon," said Congresswoman Annie Kuster. "We have such talent in the Granite State, and I was so impressed by the work I saw at today's festival. What's more, our local farmers are working hard to bring us healthy, locally sourced food, contribute to our economy, and create more jobs for our workers. During today's festival, I talked with local artisans and farmers about what more we in Congress can do to support their success, and I pledged to never stop fighting for them in Washington – all while enjoying the beautiful fall weather and spectacular foliage. We really do live in the best state in the country!"
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PEAs can remove a student with disabilities for a maximum of 10 cumulative school days per school year without providing FAPE.
Students with disabilities can be suspended more than 10 days but are entitled to receive FAPE on the 11th day.
For suspensions beyond 10 school days, the student's IEP team must determine the need to conduct a FBA and develop a BIP and document the need for the decision if a FBA will not be conducted.
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Suspension of a student with disabilities for more than 10 school days in a school year constitutes a "change of placement."
When the student no longer has access to the general curriculum and his/her IEP is not being addressed, a change of placement has occurred.
If a series of short suspensions constitute a "change of placement," the IEP team must determine what educational services are to be provided to the student during future suspensions.
An IEP meeting must be convened within 10 school days after a "change of placement" occurs to conduct a manifestation determination.
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A manifestation determination must be conducted by the student's IEP team, including the parent, and other qualified personnel. The IEP team must determine whether the student's behavior was a manifestation of his/her disability.
If the IEP team determines the behavior was not a manifestation of the student's disability, the student may be subjected to the same disciplinary action as a regular education student, but the student remains entitled to FAPE.
If the behavior involves drugs, serious bodily injury or weapons and isnot a manifestation of the disability …
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If the IEP team determines the behavior is a manifestation of the student's disability, the student may not be suspended.
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If the behavior was or was not a manifestation of the disability, but the IEP was not implemented as written:
PEAs may order a student with disabilities be placed in an interim alternative educational setting (IAES) for no more than 45 school days if the student is involved in matters of dangerous weapons , drugs or serious bodily injury regardless of relationship to disability.
If a parent disagrees with an IEP team's manifestation determination, he/she may request an expedited due process hearing to resolve the dispute.
A parent may request a hearing if he/she disagrees with any decision regarding placement, manifestation determination, or with an LEA who believes that maintaining the current placement is likely to result in injury to the child or others.
The PEA may order a change of placement to an IAES for a student with a disability, based on a case-by-case basis, for a for a code of conduct student violation:
A regular education student may assert the disciplinary protections of IDEA if the PEA "had knowledge" that the student was disabled prior to the student's misconduct.
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The IRS guidelines for record retention depends on the type of expense, action or event that the particular document supports, explains the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS suggests that taxpayers keep records that support a credit, deduction or income until the period of limitation on that tax expires.Continue Reading
The IRS defines the period of limitations as the period of time that a taxpayer can amend his tax return to claim a refund or credit, or the time in which the IRS can assess additional tax on a return, explains the agency's website.
Generally, the IRS suggest that taxpayers keep records for three years from the date the taxpayer filed his return or two years from the date the taxpayer paid his tax, whichever is later. If a taxpayer filed a fraudulent return, records should be kept indefinitely. Taxpayers should also keep records indefinitely if they never filed their returns. Records should be kept for seven years if a claim for a loss from a bad debt deduction or worthless security was filed and six years if a taxpayer did not report income that he should report and that income is 25 percent more than the gross income shown on his return, explains the IRS.
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UPDATE: 10:45 a.m. Wednesday: Arroyo Grande police and the FBI have released additional photos of the suspect in Thursday's robbery of the Bank Of America on West Branch Street. One image captured from an ATM show a close-up of the suspect's face.
Additionally, two surveillance still photos — both from newly installed video cameras in the Village — show the suspected getaway car traveling on West Branch.
According to Arroyo Grande Police Department Cmdr. Beau Pryor, the car was described by a witness as a dark green sedan, and from the photos it appears to be a four-door model.
Crime Stoppers has offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to the suspect's arrest. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 781-4502 or the Arroyo Grande Police Department at 473-5100.
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Original story: A Bank of America in Arroyo Grande was robbed just before 6 p.m. Thursday and the robber made off with an undisclosed amount of cash, police said.
The robbery comes just two weeks after a Bank of America in Pismo Beach was robbed, also just before a 6 p.m. closing time.
Arroyo Grande Police said an adult male entered the Bank of America on West Branch Street at about 6 p.m. Thursday, ordered a bank teller to give him cash and said he had a gun, although none was displayed. After the teller gave him cash, the man fled on foot and was last seen running toward Wesley Street, police said.
The FBI also is involved in the investigation, and detectives were looking at bank surveillance video to try to identify the robber, police said.
On Thursday evening, Arroyo Grande police Sgt. Jeff Souza said a detailed description of the robber was not being released and declined to say whether investigators were looking for a link with the Pismo Beach heist. Souza did say that Arroyo Grande detectives were "in contact with detectives in other agencies."
The Bank of America robbery in Pismo Beach occurred March 21. That suspect was described as a light-skinned male adult in his mid- to late 50s, about 5 feet 6 inches tall, wearing dark jeans and a dark-colored hooded sweatshirt. He was seen leaving in an older, possibly blue, two-door car.


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The Parish of St Philip Evans is the 'designated parish' serving Deaf people throughout the Archdiocese of Cardiff. The 10.30 a.m. Sunday morning Mass is always supported by Sign Language, and other major services and social occasions are also signed. Deaf people from anywhere in the Archdiocese are welcome at this Mass, and Hearing persons who wish to learn or use Sign Language are also welcome to get involved. The Parish Priest, Revd Gareth Leyshon, has been learning to sign since his arrival in September 2013, and is now able to sign the Mass prayers, but is still working on becoming fluent for preaching and conversations!
St Philip Evans is also home to the Archdiocese of Cardiff Catholic Deaf Service, which recognises that Deaf people are a community within the family and life of the Catholic Church in Wales. We have skills and responsibility to fully take part in the worship and work of the Church. We will share, encourage and support each other in achieving these goals to build up the kingdom of God. The Deaf Service owns the Small Hall and attached Office on the St Philip Evans site. Previously an independent charity, the Deaf Service is now an integral part of the Archdiocese of Cardiff Trust with its own designated assets. In addition to supporting the Signed Mass at St Philip Evans, the Deaf Service supports various activities for Deaf People and sign-language learners in the Small Hall, and provides sign-language support wherever it is needed in the activities of the Archdiocese of Cardiff.
At the Sunday 10.30 a.m. Mass and at other major occasions, deaf and hearing parishioners together form a worshipping community, fully participating in the Worship, Liturgy, Prayer and Sacramental Life of the Church as a family and as individuals. The work of the Deaf Service makes possible full and active involvement in acts of worship central to the Church, our communities, family life and the individual – the Mass, other Sacraments, and personal spiritual development, assisting on request with personal and family prayer, and with retreats.
Bernie Nolan serves as director of the Deaf Service on a part-time voluntary basis, while also in full-time employment. She can be contacted on firstname.lastname@example.com or 07429 579869. A previous director, Mary Chisholm, stepped down for reasons of health in 2015 but remains involved, formally appointed by Archbishop George Stack as Advisor to the Deaf Service.
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Geography ClubBook - 2004
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Disappointing really. I guess that I didn't really pay attention to the book desription, cuz when I recieved my book, I was in shock at how small the book was! And the story matched the book size. The story had almost no development and it was too simple for me. It was actually pretty stupid and dramatic...would not recommend it! 2 of 5 stars.
Geography Club was a quick and easy read that manages to tackle the very complex landscape of being closeted in high school. The book also touches upon the feeling of being trapped in this social environment of fear that high school creates. It is an interesting concept, but the writing and some of the characterization was a let down.
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One of the best gay novels that I have read in years.
I absolutely loved this book! It has a universal theme of being an outcast and finding support in the face of adversity. It was a great read, because I could relate to the main character in more ways than just being an outcast. If you are looking for a novel that will keep you on your toes, and is very different than the movie adaptation, then this is the book for you!
Great book for older teenagers in the glbtq community. Personally I loved it and found myself rooting for Russell to make the right choices even if they weren't the easy ones. Tackles bullying, coming out, GSA's, etc. Coming of age tale.
Pretty good book that all questioning teens should read. Anyone who thinks the subject matter is inappropriate for teenagers is ignoring the reality of all teenagers. They're not as ignorant or unable to discern right from wrong as you think they are. Actually, this can be an eye opener for anyone.
The only negative comment I have about the book is that parts of the story line are rather unrealistic; e.g. Gunnar's change of attitude at the end of the book.
I thought this was a pretty good book about the struggles of being gay in high school and coming out. I don't remember reading anything that was explicit. I don't know what all these bad reviews are about!
(If kids are so savvy, so good at discerning right from wrong, why doesn't the law allow them to buy cigarettes, or pornographic magazines? Since they are so smart, should these kinds of laws, created to PROTECT THEM, be abolished?) What parent wouldn't want his kid to read quality literature that goes like this: "I would f*ck him if he wanted." "[...] f*ck, McCready thought, probably even m*sturbated to [...]" "The f*ck factor," he said. "Sex." "Apparently Kimberly was going to have sex with Gunner, someone she didn't even like. [...] she was going to have sex with him there on the couch right in front of Trish and me."
Yes, very poorly written and adult themes. Nothing to commend this book to kids. (People who couldn't find anything "explicit" probably are too young to understand, therefore shouldn't even be reading this book in the first place.)
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Non-Spaghetti Sauce
I found this online. This has no tomatoes, but tastes really good. A good substitute for spaghetti sauce. I am going to have it on sautéed zucchini noodles. It taste better the more it sits.
2 1/2 cups steamed carrots (well cooked)
1/3 cup cooked beets (add these to taste--may want a bit more I used canned, fresh would add more color)
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A federal court jury on Friday ordered two executives of a now-defunct Florida precious-metals trading firm, convicted of defrauding 1,100 customers of $4.5 million, to forfeit more than $3.5 million in assets.
Richard Feldman, 60, of Palm City, Fla., and Richard Martenson, 39, of Excelsior, Minn., were convicted of wire fraud, mail fraud and racketeering in a verdict returned Thursday night. The two were convicted of defrauding investors in 48 states, including 60 investors from Illinois.


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Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Konono No. 1
Konono No. 1 is a semi-traditional Bazombo trance music group, but amplified through home-made equipment, which gives the music an urgency and presence that I don't hear in most 'world music', which is often recorded in that pristine 'naturalist' manner. The thumb piano sounds amazing, almost like some sort of old Casio played through your home stereo way louder than god intended. This is almost like electronica, but without the precision. It reminds me a little of Philip Glass, if he'd been born in the 3rd world! Check out their site, and mp3s here: Konono No 1.
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hi there, i notice you dig konono n1. i posted 9 small clips of the group playing in downtown são paulo at my blog http://transito.zip.net/ see ya!
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The meeting, expected to draw hundreds of thousands from around the world, will be held from Sept. 22 through Sept. 27 in 2015. Pope Benedict XVI originally announced the selection of the city as host in June, months before his planned resignation was announced earlier this month.
The dates for the VIII World Meeting of Families were confirmed in a letter last month, Chaput said Monday. At a news conference, Chaput said he didn't know why the pope chose Philadelphia, but that he was "deeply grateful."
"These events also become moments of grace," he said, adding that the region's Catholic community is "in need of healing and renewal."
While he did not mention the sex-abuse scandal specifically, Chaput said the church needs "to better protect children and young people."
In June, Benedict announced the venue during a Sunday Mass in Milan celebrating the seventh such gathering of families from around the world. The pope sent his greetings to Chaput and the Catholics "of that great city" and said he was looking forward to meeting them in 2015.
That was months before the announcement earlier this month that the 85-year-old Benedict would step down Feb. 28. That announcement also came as jurors in Philadelphia were deliberating in the landmark trial of a former Roman Catholic church official charged with conspiring to hide priest-abuse complaints and endangering children by keeping predators in ministry.
In that case, the Rev. William Lynn, a longtime official with the Philadelphia archdiocese, was convicted of child-endangerment and has been sentenced to 3 to 6 years in prison. Last month, a jury convicted a priest and teacher in in the case, upholding an account from a troubled 24-year-old policeman's son that he was sexually abused as a boy by two priests and his sixth-grade teacher.
In 1979, Pope John Paul II drew gigantic crowds when he visited Philadelphia as part of his first U.S. tour as pontiff. The Philadelphia region has an estimated 1.5 million Catholics and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia is one of the biggest in the country.
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter asked Chaput to send along the city's "deepest appreciation" for selecting the city as host, noting its founding on the principals of religious tolerance. He said the city would be ready for the thousands of visitors expected to attend.
"This will be one of the largest, if not the largest, event we have hosted," Nutter said.
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Celebrating its 23rd Anniversary next year, Executive War College is a unique two-day program with a single objective: to help laboratory administrators and pathologists learn practical methods for improving the organizational performance and financial success of their laboratories. Each distinguished presenter at the Executive War College is a leader and innovator in the lab management field, bringing you sessions that reveal the total picture: the successes as well as the setbacks, and how their lab teams are coping with the virtual alphabet soup of new requirements by federal regulators and private health insurers. Networking opportunities at Executive War College are widely considered the best in the industry. Successful lab leaders consistently rate Executive War College as their "must attend" event. Add your email now, and receive timely updates!
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8 Things I might do next
- Move to Los Angeles
Actually this isn't so much a "might" as it is a "when." Los Angeles has many repellent things and many attractive things, but it pretty much comes down to one issue for me. If you've met her I'm sure you understand. San Francisco has given me 7 good years, and I'll probably come back at some point, but for now I'm outta here.
- Have a giant send off party
The party will be epic, and you are invited. I just need to figure out where to have it and when and how.
- Launch version 3.0 of Rubyred Labs
Version 1 was what most people think of as Rubyred; Thor, Amy, and myself running a design/development consultancy with a bunch of side projects like Valleyschwag, Cereal Bar, cowboy parties, etc. Version 2 started when we spun off the best side project, Satisfaction, and I kept Rubyred running as a boutique consultancy. I can share details if people are interested, but basically Amy and Thor (and Lane) wanted to build a product company, take funding, and stick with it for the years that it takes to make that sort of thing work. I wanted to slack off, take my dog for walks, and hang out with my girlfriend in LA. So I kept my shares in Satisfaction and took on an adviser role, but spend the bulk of my time working with clients and other agencies to design and build mobile/web applications. So that's been Rubyred 2.0, which is fun, lucrative, and low pressure. I'm not sure what v3.0 will be like, but I'm thinking it will look a lot like v2.0 with some entertainment industry stuff thrown into the mix because, you know, it's LA. Or maybe I'll get the fire in the belly to hire a staff and build a new product. Any ideas?
- Write a sitcom
When you change your address at the Los Angeles DMV you have to show them your screenplay, so I'm getting started on that. You're supposed to write what you know, so mine is about a designer who hangs out at a hip coffee shop with his dog and is best friends with the homeless guy who bums change out front.
- Have an art show
I haven't done one in a while, and I need to make some new stuff. I'm working on some pieces that aren't stuffed animals, returning to my roots of rusty metal glued to old pieces of wood. Maybe my big party can be at Flora's store and double as an art opening.
- Keep getting rid of stuff
When I'm giving design critiques I always tell people to remove half the things on the page, then remove half the things on the page again. (Incidentally, my formula for time estimates is to make your best guess, double it, then double it again.) The design with the least stuff is usually the best one. I already got rid of half my things, so now I'm working on doing it again. The second round is way harder, but the stuff I give away this time will be twice as good.
- Watch more TV
Now that I'm going to be a superstar screenwriter I have an excuse to watch TV all the time. I also have an excuse to be on the internet all the time since I'm still a designer, and I'm working on a system for doing both at once.
- Get a tiny apartment
This is going to be hard, but I'm planning on moving into a significantly smaller & cheaper place when I go to LA. I've never had anything smaller than a big one bedroom, and I'm actually excited about the prospect of a tiny studio with a nice porch.


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They did think that Powershell is going to be here a long time and take
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text: REVIEW: School of Rock By Shanine Salmon Friday 11 November 2016 I had some concerns about seeing School of Rock; I hadn't seen the film, though as The Lion King, Aladdin, Spamalot, the upcoming American in Paris are amongst many screen to stage adaptations that have worked it wasn't a valid concern. I was anxious about all the children that would be on stage but again, Billy Elliott and Matilda are both shows that have excellent child actors. Plus, America had made a shocking decision and it was going to take a lot to cheer me up. School of Rock did just that, the opening, in contrast to The Lion King, feels very cold. We see a character we do not yet know performing with a band we do not care about and School of Rock doesn't really get going until Dewey Finn (David Flynn) finds himself teaching in a posh school pretending to be his teacher friend Ned Schneebly (Oliver Jackson) who he owes rent and Schneebly's girlfriend Patty (Preeya Kalidas, most well-known for Eastenders and Bend It Like Beckham the musical) isn't willing to tolerate Dewey's slacking any longer. This fantastic adaptation by Julian Fellowes more than makes up for the slow start by keeping up the energy and not expecting its audience to know the film or even much of the story. Fellowes has also created a show that I hope lots of young people will perform in clubs and schools and really get behind. Downton Abbey this isn't! The key factor is Andrew Lloyd Webber, one of British musicals most famous composers, whilst there have been duds in recent years the Lord seems to have found his strength in returning to his rock roots and also making the decision to open School of Rock in New York, rather than London and it is a decision that has paid off. His partnership with lyricist Glenn Slater is a perfect match, especially as Slater has worked with Disney composer Alan Menken. The stand out tracks were Florence Andrews as Rosalie Mullins singing Where Did The Rock Go feels very Jesus Christ Superstar or even Phantom of the Opera (as well as some The Queen of the Night's Aria thrown in the first act) but the real highlight is when Flynn and the talented cast of children (who sing and play their own instruments) just rock out and look like they are having an excellent time. It feels, as my friend said, energetic and life affirming. Stick It to the Man is a track I want to stomp around and sing in my bedroom to. It is a great antidote to what a grim year 2016 has been. I will be amazed in Flynn isn't nominated for Best Musical Actor this year as it is an energetic, exhausting and stunning performance and whilst I wish him a great future in School of Rock I also hope to see him in other shows as this is a talent the London stage deserves. Tags: ConcertsComedyFamily FriendlyChildrenClassicsHistoryCheap Theatre TicketsTop ShowsHot TicketsHalf TermAmerican ClassicLimited RunEducational Shanine Salmon Shanine Salmon was a latecomer to theatre after being seduced by the National Theatre's £5 entry pass tickets and a slight obsession with Alex Jennings. She is sadly no longer eligible for 16-25 theatre tickets but she continues to abuse under 30 offers. There was a market for bringing awareness that London theatre was affordable in an era of £100+ West End tickets – Shanine's blog, View from the Cheap Seat, launched in April 2016, focuses on productions and theatres that have tickets available for £20 and under. She is also quite opinionated and has views on diversity, pricing, theatre seats and nudity on stage. Her interests include Rocky Horror, gaming, theatre (of course) and she also has her own Etsy shop. Shanine tweets at @Braintree_. Please note: Opinions expressed on the londontheatredirect.com blog are those of the relevant contributors, not of London Theatre Direct Ltd, its owners or staff. London Theatre Direct Ltd is not responsible for the accuracy of any of the information supplied by contributors.


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PubMed Central Hits One Million Article Mark
PubMed Central (PMC), NLM's free digital archive of full-text journal articles, reached the one million-article mark the week of June 18. The millionth article reportedly came from the American Journal of Pathology. Now in its seventh year, PMC is enhanced each week with articles from over 350 important life sciences journals whose publishers have agreed to deposit current issues. All of the content submitted to PMC is converted to a normalized electronic format for long-term storage and display on the web.
Many of the participating publishers have also benefited from the PMC Back Issue Digitization Project, where NLM scans older issues from cover to cover, starting with volume 1, and creates PubMed citations for articles that are not in PubMed. Jointly sponsored by the Wellcome Trust and Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) in the UK, the NLM scanning project has collected and collated over 5 million pages of material. As of June 2007, these scanned articles accounted for 675,000 of the million articles in PMC.
Because of back issue digitization, several historically important works are now available in their entirety, including: Annals of Surgery from v.1, 1885; Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the U.S.A. from v. 1, 1915; and all of the titles published by the American Society for Microbiology, including the Journal of Bacteriology, from v.1, 1916. This year, scanning was completed for the American Journal of Public Health v. 2 1912, and very soon BMJ will be available back to v. 1, 1857 along with all of the specialty journals published by the British Medical Association. Each of these titles continues to participate in PMC by submitting current content in full-text electronic form for every issue.
NLM is indebted to a wide range of publishers depositing electronically produced content to PMC and to a host of contributors to the back issue scanning project. Worldwide donations from libraries and associations of disposable back issues have assisted NLM with filling in journal volumes not supplied by publishers. While all donations are gratefully received, two institutions deserve special mention: the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, MA and Brown University in Providence, RI.
The staff of NLM's National Center for Biotechnology Information is responsible for the technical oversight of PMC and for the flow of current and scanned content, enabling PMC to grow exponentially each month. The staff of Library Operations manages contract activities, quality control and journal issue collection for the scanning project. To learn more about PubMed Central, or to browse its contents, go to: //www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov.


text: The entire essence of the tragic Blockade is captured in the nine short statements 11-year-old school girl Tanya Savicheva recorded in her diary. Each of her entries states the date and time each of her family members died, until she remained the only one left. Even though Tanya managed to survive the most terrible winter Leningrad had ever experienced, she did not live to see victory.


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Visiting the Family For the Birth of Laurie
Right now weare in the USA visiting my 5th Grandchild who was born a couple weeks ago. His name is Laurie after one of the characters in the book Little Women. Red love his little brother.
The 9th of Sept. we had a global conference of 400 people in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. There were co-laborers from the entire globe. In my opinion one of the most challenging plenary addresses was given by our own regional leader and my boss.
Did you know that 36% of the entire world identifies as Christian. At the same time Asia, which makes up close to 2/3rds of the world, is only 7% Christian? My boss spoke of fruit that is perhaps beyond our reach unless we make some serious changes to our efforts. The challenge, God is going to reach them. Will we be a part of what He has planned? I want to be.
We broke apart into affinity groups. I led the discussion group on Buddhism. We discussed the Buddhist Worldview, Buddhist outreach, Buddhist Apologetics and interestingly, the Post Buddhist audience. You understand Europe and much of America is Post Christian. Well, what is a post Buddhist and how do we share with them. It was a lot of work but very profitable.
And, now I am preparing for GAIN a conference of about 180 in Malaysia. Please pray for our time together. Awn and I will be in Malaysia on Oct 30.