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A Guide to IR35
Inside Determinations & Payments
Additional Questions
A Guide to IR35
What is IR35?
IR35 has been around for two decades and was designed by HMRC to make sure external workers are paying the correct level of tax. Also known as the 'intermediaries legislation', IR35 is UK tax legislation that is relevant when a worker delivers their service through a Limited Company that they own a material interest in. IR35 is only relevant if you are operating through a Limited Company, it is not relevant to external workers operating as a Sole Trader, or through an Umbrella.
Using specific 'IR35 determination' criteria, HMRC wish to identify workers who are employed for tax purposes were it not for their use of an intermediary, such as a Limited Company setup, in the supply of their service.
These criteria are tested by both parties (the hiring company and the worker) answering and agreeing to a set of questions, which HMRC then uses to decide whether or not the payments should be taxed or not.
What does IR35 mean for me as an external worker?
It means you'll have to be aware of, and maybe change, how you get paid. From April 6th 2021, all freelance projects that are engaged through a Limited Company need to be tested against the IR35 regulations.
In preparation for this, you will need to complete some IR35 questions in your Worksome account, which will be used as part of any IR35 determinations on your contracts.
Payment for projects that are 'Inside IR35' will need to be taxed at source, with PAYE and National Insurance Contributions (NICs) taken from the worker's billed rate.
Those that are 'Outside IR35' will be paid gross, and as such will be able to determine when and how their company profits are distributed, which might allow them to benefit from efficient tax planning.
So why is this important?
It's the law, so it's quite important everyone complies. Hiring companies will have to complete an IR35 assessment for every freelance project, and workers will have to assist them by answering a few questions about their work environment, all of which should be completed before the assignment begins. It's another step in the process, but Worksome makes this super easy for everyone.
Do the IR35 reforms apply to all of my contracts?
No, HMRC state that if your End Client does not satisfy at least two of the following conditions, then the reforms will not apply and you will continue to be responsible for determining your own IR35 status:
If you are hired by a business with an annual turnover of more than £10.2million
If you are hired by a business with a balance sheet total of more than £5.1 million
If you are hired by a business with 50+ employees
If your End Client is part of a larger group of companies then the aggregate position of the group must be considered when applying for the 'small companies' exemption. This could mean that your End Client is defined as small, as per the Companies Act 2006 definition, but they will still need to apply the IR35 reforms."
For more on these exemptions, head to the HMRC website guidelines here.
What's the risk for external workers?
It can be pretty big. From the 6th of April, the main risks of non-compliance will be transferred away from you and moved up to the supply chain. HMRC will be keen to claw back any tax that it thinks it's owed, which could mean a long lawsuit, a lot of stress, and a hefty fine. All of this will be aimed at the business that engaged you and/or your hirer.
How can Worksome help me as an external worker?
We'll make it simple and fair. With Worksome, when relevant companies (large enough to have to adhere to IR35) post their projects, they will each be determined as 'Inside IR35' or 'Outside IR35' so you know what you're getting into before you accept any contract.
Questions to make the IR35 determination will be answered by both the hiring company and you (the worker) in the Worksome platform. Worksome does not answer these questions for either party.
Once again, 'Outside IR35' will be paid as usual, and 'Inside IR35' incurs deductions of PAYE tax and NICs to your pay.
Where do I add my IR35 answers in Worksome?
If you are a worker operating through a Ltd company, you will need to complete some IR35 questions in your Worksome account, which will be used as part of any IR35 determinations on your contracts. Follow our guide here, to add your settings.
Inside Determinations & Payments
My contract has been deemed Inside IR35 through my LTD company (PSC). What happens now?
If you're offered a contract in Worksome that is deemed inside IR35, then you'll be paid "PAYE" through Worksome. This means we'll be responsible for deductions of PAYE tax and NICs to your pay.
To accept your Inside IR35 contract, you'll first need to complete some settings in your account.
Firstly (if you haven't already) you'll need to confirm your agreement to be paid PAYE. You can do this by clicking on the button called Freelancer Settings as shown below:
This will then unlock some PAYE settings for you to complete. You'll need to fully complete these settings, in order to receive any payments on this contract:
What should I input as my Starter Form answer?
In your PAYE settings, you'll see you have a Starter Form question to answer, to let us know your current employment status.
If you are unsure of your starter form answer, we would recommend speaking with HMRC or your accountant to confirm. Kindly note that what you input here will be used on your payroll with us, and will affect your tax deductions, because you will be assigned a tax code based on your answer. So if unsure, check with the experts just to be sure! 📝
Your tax code dictates how much income you can earn before paying tax and is therefore very important to ensure the right amount of tax is deducted from your payments. We will infer a tax code for you based on your starter form answer so that for the time being you can receive your payments until HMRC potentially issues you a new or corrected code. Any discrepancy with the amount of tax you pay will be corrected when HMRC issue a new tax code for you. Going forward you can always refer to your latest Worksome payslip for your most recent tax code.
How will my Inside IR35 payments work from a tax perspective? Should I be paid into my LTD or personal bank account?
If you are offered a contract in Worksome that is deemed inside IR35, then for any bills submitted on this contract, you will be paid PAYE through Worksome.
All payments will be made to the entity you use to engage Worksome. This means if you are engaging through your LTD on a contract, then we must pay you in to your LTD bank account. This will be the case for any contracts deemed inside IR35 on Worksome.
Employment taxes/NIC's will be taken from your income, just like an employee, but the contracting party is still your Ltd company so this is where payments will be made to. This is technically known as 'employed for tax purposes and HMRC recognise us as your 'deemed employer'.
Don't worry as you will not be taxed twice. When withdrawing the income from your company it should be taken as a 'deemed salary' with no tax or NIC's applied. This ensures the business costs are the same as your business expenses so with no profits to speak of, there is no corporation tax to pay.
Your accountant will be able to provide greater detail on this and fully explain the concept. But to assist you further, HMRC has provided guides in the Employment Status Manuals, which you can find below:
Can I still bill with VAT?
Any worker operating through an LTD that is VAT registered should invoice for VAT. You need to tell us whether you are or are not subject to VAT in your Worksome business entity settings below, and we then will automate this setting onto any future bills you submit in Worksome:
If you are on an IR35 payroll with us and advise that your LTD is registered for VAT, Worksome will then pay you the net amount of your bill (after employment taxes/NIC's/app levy are deducted), plus the full VAT amount.
You will still submit your bills as normal. But how it is paid to you will differ slightly, as it will be split into 2 payments:
- The VAT amount will be paid into your Worksome balance (as it's not subject to any payroll deductions)
- The non-VAT amount is paid directly to your bank account (after deductions)
If you have any queries on this, please don't hesitate to contact Worksome Support.
Who is my employer - Worksome or my client?
If you're pay-rolled through Worksome, we will be your employer.
What will my Deductions be if my contract is deemed inside IR35?
If you are working on a contract in Worksome that is deemed inside IR35, you would be paid PAYE by Worksome which means we would be responsible for deducting employment taxes & NI contributions on your payments - the standard tax brackets for your employee deductions can be found on HMRC's website.
Depending on your client, we may need to deduct further employer costs of 14.3% from your Charge Rate. This calculates as the Employers NI at 13.8% and Apprenticeship Levy (AL) at 0.5% and would in effect reduce your Booking Fee. These standard PAYE deductions, as per HMRC, are the same deductions you would incur with any Umbrella company.
Whether or not we have to deduct these employer costs, will depend on the client you are working with. Some clients are willing to cover the cost of the employer's contributions, and others are not. So it will entirely depend on your client and their approach to their Inside IR35 contracts.
You will have a full view of the IR35 determination result, and estimated deductions before you accept the contract. You'll receive a 'KID' (key information document) with any Inside IR35 contract offers, which will provide you with an estimated financial breakdown from your bill rate to an anticipated net pay, and will detail all expected deductions as above:
When I submit a bill, when will I be paid?
You will be paid as per the contract payment terms with your client. You can find this in the job conversation on the righthand side of the screen
My payslip shows an Apprenticeship levy, and I'm not an apprentice. What is this for?
Apprenticeship Levy is a tax charged to all companies whose annual gross payroll amount is greater than £3M. As Worksome fulfils these criteria we have to charge this tax.
How do Expenses work when on payroll?
You can submit your expenses to your client in the usual way. See our guide to submitting expenses here.
When you are on payroll, you will be paid gross for any expenses, since these are not subject to any tax deductions.
Do I get paid holiday/vacation days when I work a contract through my LTD (PSC) inside IR35?
Not by Worksome or the client as you are still employed by your PSC so it will be liable for your holiday allowance
Additional Questions
Can I challenge a project deemed 'Inside IR35'?
Yes. Under any circumstance, you can challenge the decision but we expect that if you're deemed Outside IR35, you'll be rather happy. Therefore, those determined as Inside IR35 will be able to submit their dispute within the Worksome platform, who work with tax advisors who will review your dispute and resolve it quickly. Legally, and at any time throughout your assignment, you can lodge a dispute and this must be resolved within 45 days. But through Worksome we aim to conclude this within an estimated 48 hours.
If you disagree with the IR35 determination result and can produce material evidence to support your grounds for a revised determination, you can file a dispute. Follow the guide below:
Procedure for disputing an IR35 INSIDE determination
Is there anything external workers can do to be 'Outside IR35' every time?
Each assignment will be judged on its own merits so there isn't a one size fits all approach. However, IR35 is not trying to punish the truly self-employed so there are things you can do to support this. Professional insurances, marketing costs, and concurrent projects are examples of what you would expect to see from a self-employed worker. The same can be said for working remotely, using your own equipment and rectifying mistakes at your own cost.
Does Worksome insure IR35 determinations made in the platform?
Yes. All status determinations made post-6th April under the new reforms are underwritten by a Fee Payer policy that protects against future HMRC investigation and/or additional tax liabilities. This means that projects deemed 'Outside IR35' from the questions answered by both parties using Worksome will be covered, should HMRC ever challenge the payments.
What's the alternative to managing this process with Worksome?
HMRC has a Check Employment Status for Tax (CEST) tool, containing lots of questions to be manually answered for each freelance project. You will likely come across this assessment with a lot of companies sadly not yet using Worksome. In around 20% of cases, CEST is unable to determine whether an assignment is Inside or Outside of IR35. It's a labour-intensive tool that does not integrate with third-party software. It also relies on the user understanding IR35 in order to obtain any meaningful decision (which sadly isn't always going to be the case).
Luckily, Worksome has qualified tax specialists in-house, plus our platform uses the data produced in the hiring process to answer the majority of these without you having to lift a finger. Technology, eh?
Need help? Get in touch!
If you would like to find out more about how to determine your projects as 'Inside IR35' or 'Outside IR35', please email our team at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Masked constituent priming of English compounds in native and nonnative speakers
Gonzalez Alonso, J., Baquero Castellanos, S. and Müller, O. (2016) Masked constituent priming of English compounds in native and nonnative speakers. Language, Cognition and Neuroscience, 31 (8). pp. 1038-1054. ISSN 2327-3801
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To link to this item DOI: 10.1080/23273798.2016.1179770
The present research explores the degree of morphological structure of compound words in the native and nonnative lexicons, and provides additional data on the access to these representations. Native and nonnative speakers (L1 Spanish) of English were tested using a lexical decision task with masked priming of the compound's constituents in isolation, including two orthographic conditions to control for a potential orthographic locus of effects. Both groups displayed reliable priming effects, unmediated by semantics, for the morphological but not the orthographic conditions as compared to an unrelated baseline. Results contribute further evidence of morphological structure in the lexicon of native speakers, and suggest that lexical representation and access in a second language are qualitatively comparable at relatively advanced levels of proficiency.
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There's going to come a day when the Bruins have to move on from Zdeno Chara as a top-pairing defender. While there's still a need for him on the team as a player tasked with logging a significant chunk of hard defensive minutes, we're closer to the end of his career than the beginning.
This is something that's been addressed in recent years as well with the team drafting players like Urho Vaakanainen, Jeremy Lauzon and Jakub Zboril to one day potentially fill in major minutes on the left side when the time is right.
Related: Bruins Clock is Ticking on Cehlarik Decision
Fortunately, Vaakanainen and Lauzon look like they could have top-four potential (though unfortunately, Zboril is developing slower than the team would have liked when they took him 13th overall in 2015), Even so, the Bruins may be better suited to deploy an entirely different left-shot defender alongside Charlie McAvoy, arguably the team's No. 1 defender now and ideally for the next decade-plus.
Matt Grzelcyk has quietly been one of the Bruins' best players in recent years and he has all the makings of a top-four player despite the fact that he's been used in a third-pairing capacity for the majority of his career thus far.
When deployed together, McAvoy and Grzelcyk have looked like the best-case two-way pairing for the Bruins and this preseason has put that on full display. It isn't surprising to see them play so well together, either, given their history together as a pairing at Boston University.
The tricky part about splitting up the pairing of Chara and McAvoy is where the remainder of the defenders would fall.
A Preview of the Bruins Defensive Pairings
Assuming the team goes with Grzelcyk and McAvoy on their top pairing in this scenario, they could roll with Chara alongside Brandon Carlo on the team's second pairing and Torey Krug alongside one of the remaining defenders on the team's bottom-pairing.
This would give the Bruins a chance to cherry-pick the usage of Krug and allow him to flourish as the offensive-minded player that he is while having a top-four that features a strong puck-moving and capable two-way pair with a shutdown second pairing.
The lack of offense on the second pairing is a bit concerning, admittedly, and that could be an issue in the long-run. Still, the Bruins current usage of Krug and Carlo together, while sensible on paper, is bound to misuse one of them with Carlo lacking an offensive game and Krug lacking a strong defensive game.
Related: Bruins: 3 Things for a Successful 2019-20 Season
The combination makes sense until zone starts and usage to come into consideration. Starting Krug in defensive-zone starts hinders his ability to succeed. Starting Carlo in the offensive zone is a waste of his talent as well given the fact that he's the team's top shutdown defender.
Bruins Defensive Pairings Fit Specific Needs
What's important to remember is that good coaches shouldn't simply follow a flow-chart when it comes to personnel decisions or in-game management.
Even if Grzelcyk and McAvoy are being described as the team's top-pairing and Krug alongside, say, Connor Clifton would be defined as the third pairing, there's no reason that Krug and Clifton have to be relegated to just 15 minutes in any given game.
Another thing that has to be taken into consideration as far as Krug's minutes are concerned is that he would still be the team's go-to option on their top power-play unit.
In Krug, the Bruins have a player who has averaged at least 20 minutes of ice time per game in each of the last four seasons while also recording at least 51 points in the most recent three of those years. Using him in anything less than 20 minutes a game would be incredibly wasteful.
This is why the burden falls of Bruce Cassidy to use the right players at the right time for the 2019-20 season.
If the team holds a lead late in a game and is looking to close out with a strong defensive matchup, they could use the Grzelcyk-McAvoy and Chara-Carlo pairings in a rotation until the final buzzer sounds.
If the Bruins are trailing, they should be using Krug and Clifton in tandem with the Grzelcyk and McAvoy pairing as both are capable of producing offense.
Using players based on the situation is the most important thing and the Bruins could have the perfect three-pairing combo to run regardless of the situation they find themselves in on a game-by-game basis.
For now, the Bruins final roster projections are nothing but a guessing game. Both in terms of who makes the roster and who they play with are up in the air right now. Still, using Grzelcyk alongside McAvoy feels like the team's best bet to roll out a balance three-pairing attack.


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Mr Narendra Modi, using taxpayer money, employs a company named APCO overtly for managing the Vibrant Gujarat campaign. See:
- Mechanics of Narendra Modi's PR agency : APCO Worldwide – Orchestrating our Future,
- The Modi Machine: Makeover gurus (Edit: fixed broken link).
APCO has been employed by dictators and lobbyists previously. As discussed in the article 2., it is unclear whether APCO officials double up as Modi's spokespersons, or perform other functions as well, but it is plausible that APCO has been a key contributor to Modi's propaganda. To be fair, APCO has denied working for Vibrant Gujarat campaign now, and for Modi at any time: Apco Worldwide denies working for Narendra Modi.
One must be quite naive to believe that all or most of Modi's Twitter followers are genuine. No they're not (see Narendra Modi eyes Obama in battle for cyber world). Modi's Social Media management team uses sophisticated technologies (see BJP's online warriors listen to critics carefully – Hindustan Times) and has done an elaborate work to unethically bias the Social Media in Modi's favor in the same spirit as Congress biased the Mainstream Media (see Modi's Operandi | Rana Ayyub | Tehelka.com).
As the previous article explains, Modi's is no soft power—all those who wish to work with Gujarat government must surrender to Modi's propaganda. This might be one reason of alienation of allies within NDA (another example: in Maharashtra). From about 20 allies at the time of Vajpayee, BJP is left with just 3 now. Modi's camp has not spared even the rest of BJP (see The Social Media Massacre By Team Modi) with even some core values of BJP having been suppressed. Journalists too better be careful or risk losing their job (see: Clogging The Ink).
Personally, my experience with commenting on various news sites in India has been interesting in one aspect: while on Firstpost (FP) almost all comments are pro-Modi, in general views are much more diverse on other news sites. Why is this so? There is no rational explanation, other than the possibility that FP's comment section is rigged either with or without co-operation of moderators there. This issue has been researched in depth by fellow commentators; see: Trollfest. I have personally experienced the official FPEditors handle make one-line, slanderous, anti-anti-Modi comments on more than one occasions. Does FP also employ APCO (or some other pro-Modi PR firm) for "moderation"?
Use of PR firms would have been acceptable to an extent if there were transparency in BJP's funding. However, since about 80% of BJP's funds come from "unknown sources", what corporate deals are baked behind the scenes is totally unclear. The problem of "paid news" is connected; under our laws, "paid news" is a minor offence and our toothless election commission cannot take strong action against paid news. Read more about paid news here: The Shocking Reality About Paid News And How The Media Is Silently Letting It Run [Part 2] | Youth Ki Awaaz.
In short, paid news and Crony capitalism are made for each other. The following steps are involved:
- Corporates fund politicians.
- Politicians fund media with corporate money.
- Paid media help client politicians get elected.
- Elected politicians favor corporates that funded them (2G, coalgate, etc.).
- Go to 1.
Some people have the view that all parties have PR firms that act similarly. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Most parties have an IT Cell. However, a few parties support RTI for political parties and transparency of funding; BJP is not one of them. Some parties do not take funds from corporates but only from individuals, thus they are less vulnerable to fall prey to crony capitalism; they do not spend more than the expense limits defined by EC; is BJP one of them? No, even their own MPs say so (refer: the Youth ki Awaz article above).
Living under decades of mis-rule, such people do not find anything wrong with paid campaigners. How about paid audience? Or, even if they find paid campaigners or paid audience wrong, they have the false belief that every party is doing it!
"Paid news" is the biggest problem facing humanity and such statements claiming "everyone is doing it" is a thorough travesty to those who have taken the courageous, right path.
Some people are confused about "official" team of Modi and the "unofficial" one, as if only the later is responsible for the use of all the unethical means. Even though a lot can be said about the unethical means used officially by Modi, like criminals in his cabinet, I will refrain from that since the focus of this article is on media. First, isn't it Modi's responsibility to highlight and oppose the use of unethical means being used by his supporters? Second, how do we draw the line between the official team and the unofficial? Third, since Modi is not very good in transparency and accountability (even not having a strong Lokayukta, snooping allegations, etc.), how do we know that Modi is not covertly assisting the unofficial team?
Here are a few FAKE pics prepared by BJP fans or workers. Whether these are paid workers or not is anyone's guess, but BJP would do best to take steps to reign in on them, including the FB/Twitter accounts that post them.
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Related Link: How Pakistan wish India on its Independence Day?
Even Wikileaks had to clarify that Assange's alleged endorsement of Modi is a fraud.
Big B had to clarify too.
Here are some "sponsored links":
When one feels no shame in telling a deliberate lie, there is no evil he will not do. –Buddha
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One of those crews is a Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Division of Fire Type 2 initial attack team. Some 23 firefighters left Monday to battle the deadly fires.
Fire Prevention Specialist CT Camel says the CSKT Team is in good hands and always makes safety a top priority.
Camel added the initial attack team is a national resource and was put on a list to be deployed when needed.
The crew will be working for 14 days and could be extended to 21 if needed which means they could be spending the Thanksgiving holiday out west.
Officials say 631 people are unaccounted for in Paradise, California where a wildfire devastated the entire community.
A week after the deadliest wildfire in California history began north of Sacramento, investigators are still trying to figure out how it started.
Searchers recovered eight more victims of the Camp Fire yesterday, bringing the death toll to 63. It's also destroyed nearly 9,000 homes and forced at least 52,000 people to evacuate.
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There is almost daily doses of these studies disguised under science that are fed to the public but don't believe everything you read or watch.
Recently there was a study that came out stating "Diet soda helps weight loss". Before you rush to take a gulp, stop and recognize that ….
- If the study contradicts some very basic knowledge, beware.
- If the Fox is guarding the Hen House (i.e. the research sponsor benefits from the study), Beware.
- If the study seems to be overmarketed by Media, beware.
- If the study is NOT large enough (sample size) e.g. 300 participant in the Diet soda study, Beware.
- If the study gives nothing more to describe its findings, then Beware.
- If the study is not independently validated or published in a reputed journal, Beware.
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Bitcoin's price dropped sharply in Thursday trading, scraping the $51,000 mark and threatening a dip below $50,000 for the first time since March 5.
After hitting as low as $50,500 on some exchanges, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market cap is now down 17% for the week and nearly 5% in the last 24 hours, according to data from Nomics.
It's not just Bitcoin. Fellow top-10 tokens Cardano and Polkadot have fallen 4-5% in the last day. Meanwhile, Binance Coin and XRP are each down 8-10%, while Dogecoin has dipped 15%.
Bitcoin peaked at an all-time high of $63,520 on April 12. In the past 10 days, it has shaved over $11,000 of its price.
BTC has done this before. On February 20, the coin cost $57,000 before dropping back down to $45,000 a week later. Two weeks after that, it was above $60,000 for the first time. The market plummeted again over the weekend, contributing to a backlog of transactions.
On the other hand, Bitcoin's rapid rise—it was below $10,000 as recently as last July—has fueled concern of a steep correction.
It's not necessarily bearish for crypto traders, however, as the crypto market is slightly more diversified than it once was.
Bitcoin's market dominance has fallen below the 50% mark for the first time since 2018, meaning altcoins comprise most of crypto's total market capitalization.
And some of them are still doing quite well. Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, is up nearly 3% on the day. And a handful of Ethereum-based tokens are beating the bad day, among them Maker and Uniswap's governance token.


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Lessons from five pooled philanthropic funds hold clues for sustaining civil society in the years ahead
In 2017, we launched an initiative to examine the legacy and impact of a series of philanthropic investments established from 1991 to 2007 to sustain civil society in central and eastern Europe. Funded by US and European foundations and bilateral agencies, the five pooled funds were: the Environmental Partnership for Central Europe, the Baltic-American Partnership Fund, the Trust for Civil Society in Central and Eastern Europe, the Balkan Trust for Democracy, and the Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation. As former US foundation staff, who were present when important funding decisions were made, it felt like an appropriate time to reflect on these investments in light of the erosion of the optimistic rhetoric on civil society and widespread support for liberal democracy prevalent at that time.
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We embarked on a two-year project in 2018 to take a long view of these pooled funds. The effort involved desk research, travel across the region, and interviews with over 250 people involved in these funds and civil society. We also drew on our own past experience as primary sources. The resulting report[1] profiled the five pooled funds, compared them to other collaborative philanthropic efforts in the same context, summarised the legacy and impact reported in the interviews, and compiled lessons for philanthropy about what can be learned from past initiatives to build and support civil society.
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The Human Microbiome Project demonstrated that Homo sapiens and its related microbes have coevolved to produce what is called a second genome, or metagenome. Upon death, this metagenome is converted to the thanatomicrobiome, or 'microbiome of death,' and is the diverse assortment of microorganisms involved in human decomposition. Accurate determination of the time of death, or postmortem interval, is important in suspicious or unnatural deaths, particularly in criminal cases. The postmortem interval provides critical information for crime scene reconstruction and in some cases can define the difference between courtroom innocence or guilt. Conventional methods of determining postmortem interval include rate (e.g., algor, livor, and rigor mortis) and concurrence methods (e.g., gastric emptying). These methods often do not provide definitive answers, which consequently lead forensic investigators to subjective conclusions. We hypothesized that as a human body decays, time-dependent changes in the thanatomicrobiome within internal organs are also predictive of the time of death. To assess this hypothesis, we did a cross-sectional study by sampling 28 human corpses with postmortem intervals between 3.5-240 hours. The samples were obtained by swabbing tissues from 1-6 internal body sites (blood, brain, buccal cavity, heart, liver, and spleen) of cadavers. We extracted DNA and amplified the V4 region of the 16S rRNA genes. Through 16S rRNA gene amplicon-based sequencing and bioinformatic analysis, the results demonstrated that thanatomicrobiome communities of sex-specific organs correlated to the time of death. Females had a high relative abundance of Pseudomonas and Clostridiales, whereas males had Clostridium, Clostridiales, and Streptococcus in high abundance with the lapse of time. Significant differences (p < 0.05) were observed in gender and PMI for both unweighted and weighted UniFrac ADONIS tests. To date, relatively few studies have investigated the microbiome of dead bodies in a forensic context. These results suggest that the thanatomicrobiome could be useful to criminal investigators and forensic biologists as a new source of data for identifying gender and time of death. Future studies would include defining the thanatomicrobiome in various body sites (i.e., muscle, lymph nodes, and pancreas) and during different postmortem periods in the life after death. References: Can, I., Javan, G.T., Pozhitkov, A.E., Noble, P.A. 2014. Distinctive thanatomicrobiome signatures found in the blood and internal organs of humans. Journal of Microbiological Methods.106:1-7.Not Submitted
Funder Acknowledgement(s): This study was supported by a grant from NSF/HRD 1401075 awarded to Gulnaz Javan, Assistant Professor of Forensic Science, Alabama University, Montgomery, AL 36104.
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An unusual, Victorian, steel and wood butter curler. This is quite a charming little object, the one end producing a plain scoop of butter and the other end producing a typical, ridged butter curl.
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Nissan ECU 5ZE1Z7 1.6 Liter DOHC Up for sale is a Working, in excellent condition Nissan Sentra Engine fuel / engine control module. My list shows this fits 1994 - best bet is to match the part number to the one on your original ECU. These units have been NLA for quite a while now, and are not at all easy to find, at any price much less as fair as this. These are usually fairly reliable, however can easily be damaged by wiring faults or voltage spikes (caused by a faulty alternator). A faulty ECU can cause problems ranging from a bad idle control circuit to random no injector pulse signal (causes no start or random cut outs) & many others. These are extremely expensive to buy new.


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The old adage "cream rises to the top" held true for this month's Favorite Products Poll. Prepared Foods readers named Elmhurst 1925 Hemp Creamers as their favorite product launched in June 2019.
Elmhurst 1925 Hemp Creamers earned 28% of reader votes, while Bare Medleys and Green Giant Fresh Veggie Bowls Varieties edged Godiva Baking Mixes for second and third place.
Elmhurst® 1925, maker of simple, nutritious plant-based nut and grain milks, expanded its Hemp Creamer line with new crowd-pleasing flavors: French Vanilla, Hazelnut and Golden Milk. Joining Original Unsweetened Hemp Creamer, the new Hemp Creamer flavors are crafted with just five simple ingredients, including real hemp cream.
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AMSTERDAM, June 6 (RIA Novosti) - Projects involving liquefied natural gas carry high risks in terms of technological and technical implementation, the head of Russian energy giant Gazprom said Tuesday.
"Budgets have to be multiplied for many projects and implementation is often far behind schedule. Analysis shows that current technologies are not reliable enough," Alexei Miller told the 23rd World Gas Conference in Amsterdam, adding that LNG projects often produced numerous surprises.
Miller said he was worried that LNG was sometimes used as an extra argument to abandon tried-and-tested gas transportation schemes and technologies.
"We are skeptical about attempts to represent LNG as a universal means to improve energy security for gas purchasers," he said.
Liquefied natural gas is becoming increasingly important for Gazprom, and the share of LNG in the energy giant's operations is increasing as production at natural-gas deposits stagnates. Gazprom clinched its first LNG swap deal with British giant BP in August last year, and has signed more since.
Miller said LNG transportation by sea was efficient for long distances compared to pipeline transportation, but that pipelines should be borne in mind to provide sustainable supplies to Europe.
"Besides, LNG is more expensive, and consequently could set a higher price ceiling on traditional markets for pipeline gas suppliers," Miller said, adding that LNG production remained highly dependent on contracts, and that gas would not be produced without previously signed contracts on purchases.
"Long-term contracts are the only guarantee that capital intensive projects in gas production and transportation will be funded," Miller said.
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SINT MAARTEN/THE NETHERLANDS – Three people are in custody in the investigation into Monday's tram shooting in Utrecht which left three people dead and five people injured, three seriously.
A third person was arrested overnight and despite reports that all but the main suspect has been released, police said all three remain in custody and are being treated as suspects.
Flags on government buildings are hanging at half-mast on Tuesday, as a sign of respect to the victims and people have begun placing flowers at the location of the shooting on 24 Oktoberplein.
Although the victims have not yet been formally identified, one of the dead is said to be a 19-year-old woman, Roos Verschuur, who worked in a branch of Delifrance. Another was named as Rinke Terpstra, a father of two who trained youth teams at a local football club.
More information has also emerged about the shooter, Gökmen Tanis, who is described by the AD as 'an unstable, cocaine ridden, drugs dealer' and was arrested early on Monday evening.
He was in court two weeks ago on rape charges and his victim told the AD Tadis is 'a psychopath, not a terrorist'. His father, who divorced Tanis' mother in 2008 and returned to Turkey, told Turkish newspapers he had not had contact with his son for 11 years.
'Let him serve his sentence for the atrocity,' Mehmet Tanis said. The big Dutch newspapers all have the shooting on their front pages, and none call it a terrorist incident, although the Telegraaf speaks of the 'terrorist alarm' in Utrecht, when the threat level was temporarily raised from four to five.
Some newspapers say that Tanis' brother is known to the security services and may have links to terror groups. This could explain why the shooting is being seen as a potential terrorist attack, broadcaster NOS said.
The authorities hope to have more clarity about the motive for the shooting later on Tuesday. Prime minister Mark Rutte is meeting the justice and home affairs ministers at 9am. (DutchNews)
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Guitarist Andreas Arnold is based between New York and Andalusia, Spain. He will bring present new material and pieces from his latest offering Odisea with his Flamenco-Jazz Quintett feat. flamenco singer Mario Rincon (also 2nd guitar), dancer Laura Peralta (also vocals), french harmonica virtuoso Yvonick Prene and percussionist Jeremy Smith.
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We had this combination in our minds for a while. I saw a Kruger son on the east coast a few yrs ago and was immediately captivated by the correct leg bone and beautiful easy gait in this puppy. Upon looking in the catalog at the puppy's info, I found the sire to be heavily bred with the Calico Ridge lines that I love. One of my mentors in CA has a Kruger son. He produced well and has aged well. Kruger lived to be 15 yrs old, just not often heard of in our breed. From a health standpoint, I was taken as well. To seal it, Kruger had a lovely temperament and also loved to course into his old age. What was not to like?
We are so very grateful to Janice Schindler-Horvat for allowing us to share Kruger with our breeding program. This was our first frozen litter, handled expertly by Dr Joe Kinnarney in Reidsville. We did an ultrasound on February 19th to find Fusion with many puppies. She delivered easily a litter of seven on March 27th. Six girls and one boy. There were two liver girls. All healthy, no kinks or DS, very little white, one with 4 crowns, and two are ridgeless. There were four show potential females to choose from for our line to go forward. I am Thrilled!
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This litter went to their new homes Memorial Day weekend 2014. Thank you to these special families who chose a puppy from this litter. The livernose show girl stayed here with us and momma Fusion. We named her Jasmine.
Plans are for Gold, Polkadot, and Purple girls to be shown and do performance events. Silver girl was also evaluated as show potential, but we selected a repeat pet home for her at the beach. The two ridgeless puppies were also very beautifully structured. This litter proved consistent, and one of our best. Beautiful headtype with strong muzzles and underjaw. Athletic, sound rears. Clean shoulders, and strong toplines. Great feet. Chest fill, and deep ribs. Movement that I attribute to the Calico Ridge line no doubt.
Gold girl: Alinea went home to Cary, NC, with Andrea.
Purple girl: Circe went home with Nicole Allen to Richmond, VA.
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Richard Holmes delights in the opulent erotic world of his short stories, Felicia McCarren problematises him in research considering the cultural and social politics of the world of the Paris Opéra, Helen Constantine celebrates his radically queer vision, telling us that he was at the centre of many controversies in France taking a key role in literary and artistic circles of nineteenth century Paris. (Helen Constantine, Introduction to Mademoiselle de Maupin, pg xii)


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Packing is one of the most stressful parts of going on a trip. It doesn't matter if you're going on a vacation or traveling for work, it's equally as stressful. If you are like tons of other Americans, you wait until the last minute to begin packing for your trip.
When this happens, you almost always over pack with things you don't need, or you forget some essential items. When you get to your destination, you then have to scramble to pick up some of the basic necessities that you forgot to pack. Right then and there, you take a vow to start packing earlier next time.But you don;t often listen.
So this season, if you are looking for a fun place to visit in the south, check out the sweetness of Savannah, the surprises found in Huntsville or even Knoxville real estate, because one of these places might just be your next home after another cold winter. Well whatever trip you are preparing for here are seven basic things you don't want to leave behind.
Cell Phone Charger
At the top of the list is the charger for your cell phone. This is one of the most often forgotten things to pack. If you forget your charger, this will be one of the more expensive items to replace on this list. It makes sense to place items in a specific travel pouch if possible.
Under Garments
Don't laugh, but many people arrive at their destination after a long flight only to find out they forgot to pack their undergarments. You do not want to be caught on vacation without them and spend time purchasing new ones.
Toiletries (and Makeup)
Make sure to include all your makeup, lotions, brushes, and things like that. There are tons of great organizers that you can buy to make travel easy. Make sure you check the TSA guidelines if you are planning on using a carry-on only. And do not forget your toothbrush, toothpaste, and floss.
Bathing Suit
If you are heading somewhere warm or a hotel with an indoor pool, you will need to pack a swimsuit. Even if you're not sure if your hotel has one, pack one just in case so you are not left wishing you could take a dip in the pool or perhaps the hot tub for a soak.
The Right Shoes
Shoes are the unsung hero of travel. You want to make sure you bring comfortable shoes that will not hurt your feet. This is especially true if you are going on site-seeing tours that require a lot of walking. The last thing you need is to suffer with blisters on your feet or perhaps not have closed toe shoes in inclement weather.
Pajamas (Clothes to Sleep in)
Pajamas are another often overlooked item. How many times have you opened your suitcase and realized you left your pajamas in your drawer. If you are worried about remembering all the clothes you need, the best way is to make a checklist, so you don't overlook any critical item.
Jacket or Clothing Designed to Stay Warm
You should always bring a jacket or shawl to wear for when the temperature dips at night. If you are heading to a work conference or meeting, the rooms are usually freezing. You will congratulate your foresight if you find yourself sitting in one of these icy rooms when you have your jacket on.


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Tech Podcast: Big tech moments from the Tour de France
Tech moments at the Tour de France happen often — from a dropped chain to a secret skinsuit. Gear and tech can quietly dictate the winners and losers.
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Can it be? Can racing really be happening? The 2020 Tour de France is slated to start in just a few short weeks, so it seemed like a great time to reflect on Tours past. But this is the Tech Pod, so we'll leave the race analysis to the other guys. We're here to talk about the most consequential tech moments at the Tour de France.
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In this episode, VeloNews European correspondent and longtime Tour de France stalwart journalist Andrew Hood joins tech editor Dan Cavallari to talk about a few of the great tech moments Hoody has seen since covering his first Tour in 1996. Derailleurs get wonky, wheels break, and new tech advancements crop up, often quietly, every July in France. Hoody has seen a lot of it over the years and recounts some of his favorite moments, and looks forward to what we might see this September as the Tour de France hits uncharted autumn territory.
Editorial director Ben Delaney also sits in to talk about his favorite gear-focused moment at the Tour: Chaingate, which sent the GC leaderboard into a tizzy at the 2010 Tour de France as Andy Schleck wrestled a dropped chain — and Alberto Contador attacked.
From Greg LeMond's inaugural ride with aero bars in the peloton to dimpled skinsuit wars between Teams Sky and Movistar at the 2017 Tour de France, bikes and gear have quietly been integral in writing the story of the winners — and the losers.
If you have questions about this episode of the VeloNews Tech Podcast, or if you have suggestions for topics you'd like us to cover on a future episode, feel free to reach out to tech editor Dan Cavallari via email, Instagram, or Twitter.
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The objective of the Jamendo Monthly Playlists (JMP) personal project is to enter any missing data into the MusicBrainz database from Jamendo.
Begun in January 2019, this will be an ongoing project as future playlists get published by the Jamendo staff. The depth of the project will cover the monthly playlists from 2016 until the present day. The breadth of the project will eventually span all the tracks (Recordings) from all the playlists, thence to all the tracks of the associated albums (Releases), and eventually to all the albums by all the associated Artists represented in the playlists. The breadth could easily be extended beyond, to also include the discographies of the remixers and other sources of the individual samples included on the tracks.
This project will be broken into milestones, each with their own goals, scope, and milestones underneath, in order to be S.M.A.R.T. compliant. For simplicity's sake, these milestones may be marked as either ☐ Unchecked or ☑ Checked as completed using these unicode characters, without needing extra MediaWiki extensions to be installed. When a milestone is completed, simply move the page, renaming it using the ☑ Checked character.


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Fog Computing is a distributed computing technique. With the era of the Internet of Things ( IoT ) concept, every single device generates a lot of data. So, sending these generated data on the cloud is quite expensive. So, the required data are analyzed using the computing power of the devices which are in the middle of the network. This is termed as fog computing.Fog computing is also known as fog networking or fogging or edge computing. The term 'Fog Computing' was defined by Prof. Jonathan Bar-Magen Numhauser in the year 2011 as part of his Ph.D. dissertation project proposal. In January 2012 he presented the concept in the Third International Congress of Silenced Writings at the University of Alcala and published in an official source. Similar to cloud computing, fog computing also provides storage, applications, and data to end-users. However, fog computing is closer to end-users and has a wider geographical distribution.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, ( IEEE ) accepted the Fog Computing standards proposed by OpenFog Consortium.


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Treasure chest for your drinks – inflatable and iced for $19.99
Due to the high temperatures of the last days your drinks have to be chilled at the pool or in your garden if you don't want to run to the fridge every time. The treasure chest can be inflated quickly and with ice, your drinks will be well cooled.
- Inflatable treasure chest
The treasure chest is made of plastic and can be inflated via two air valves, whether with the mouth or with an air pump is left to everyone. It is certain that no air pump is included in the scope of delivery.
The dimensions of the chest are 38 x 60 x 30 cm. The plastic of the chest is yellow and has a brown print with the pattern of a treasure chest, which finally makes it what it is. The lid of the chest cannot be closed because it is stretched upright when inflated. Thus one has the image of a treasure chest constantly open, as in every known pirate film, in which a treasure is found.
As one has built up and filled the treasure chest, one can also dismantle it. Simply take the ice or water out of the chest and let it dry. Then you can let the air out and repack the treasure chest.
For a children's birthday party with the motto pirates or a pool party or simply as an eye-catcher, at a garden party, the treasure chest is a good idea. Inflate, ice in and drinks: READY!
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John Krasinski and Lin-Manuel Miranda surprise 'Hamilton' superfan with Zoom performance
The film premiere of "In The Heights" has been postponed and "Hamilton" performances are canceled for the time being, but Lin-Manuel Miranda has found a way to keep fans entertained in the interim.
On April 5, the maestro joined John Krasinski on the second episode of his new YouTube series, "Some Good News," to surprise a little girl who was supposed to see Hamilton for her birthday.
"We were supposed to see Hamilton in Jacksonville tonight—[Aubrey's] 9th bday present," Aubrey's mom tweeted at Miranda. "Seeing Hamilton has been her dream since she saw her 1st Broadway show last year, but we're home watching Mary Poppins Returns instead. At least we're safe and healthy."
After seeing this tweet, Krasinski invited Aubrey onto his show and surprised her with a trip to New York to see "Hamilton" on broadway.
"I have a deal for you. When it's all over, I will fly you and your mom to New York and you will see 'Hamilton' on Broadway. How does that sound?" Krasinski asked Aubrey. The 9-year-old was so shocked that she said nothing in response.
However, that's not all that Krasinski had in store for Aubrey. The "Jack Ryan" star knew that the girl was "a bigger fan of [his] wife" — "Mary Poppins" star Emily Blunt — and so he invited her onto the show to say hello.
And the surprises still didn't end there. While Blunt and Krasinski were having a conversation about "Mary Poppins," Lin-Manuel Miranda joined the chat.
"Hi Aubrey, how are you? I'm sorry you didn't get to see 'Hamilton.' I'm so glad to meet you," Miranda said. Once again, Aubrey was speechless.
Thankfully, Aubrey didn't have to do much talking. Within minutes, the majority of the original cast of "Hamilton" was on the call performing the song "Alexander Hamilton."
"That's my favorite song from 'Hamilton," Aubrey said when she heard the beginnings of "Alexander Hamilton" playing.
Some of the familiar faces who joined the chat included Daveed Diggs, Leslie Odom Jr., Renée Elise Goldsberry, Phillipa Soo and Anthony Ramos, who also stars in the movie adaptation of "In The Heights."
"Hamilton" fans and John Krasinski fans alike took to the comments to express their appreciation for this act of kindness.
"John Krasinski is a gem of a human being and the world doesn't deserve him," one user wrote on YouTube. "I cried as soon as the hamilton cast started singing," another person said.
A private and personal performance from the original cast of "Hamilton" beats a night at the theater any day.
If you enjoyed this piece, then check out this story on Dua Lipa's amazing video chat performance.
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Do lies really spread faster than truth? Yes, and here's why
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Lightsaber Dueling Is Now Recognized As An Official Sport In France
France is light years ahead of the rest of the world. The country has now recognized lightsaber dueling as an official sport, in an attempt to bring fencing to a younger generation raised on Star Wars. But France may get more applicants to lightsaber duels than they bargained for — young and old generations alike are probably eager to wield those special illuminated blades.
Soon you can re-enact that Rey and Kylo lightsaber duel from Star Wars: The Last Jedi in a setting outside of your living room. The French Fencing Federation has recognized lightsaber dueling as an official sport, according to the Associated Press. The "byoom" sounds we all subconsciously make with our mouths when wielding a lightsaber are still up for debate, though.
The French Fencing Federation has recognized lightsaber dueling, which uses "blades" made of polycarbonate rather than the magnetically-contained plasma of the films, in an effort to appeal to younger generations. The duels will follow the basic rules of fencing, with points awarded depending on where the blade makes contact (the head or body gets you 5 points, arms or legs 3 points, hands just 1 point). The first person to get 15 points wins, but if the match isn't over after three minutes, the person with the highest score automatically wins.
Just the nature of lightsaber dueling is 100 times cooler. But the federation is also altering the sport to make it look as close to the big screen version as possible. For example, a new rule requires the point of the lightsaber to reach behind each fighter before they attempt a hit. That way the fights will consist of large sweeping motions rather than the quick jabs commonly used in fencing.
So yes, you have to learn some basic fencing first before you don your Obi-Wan cosplay and pick up your first "real" lightsaber. But maybe once enough people pack their bags for France and become full-time Jedi Masters (training in swamps not included), we can get lightsaber dueling recognized by the International Fencing Federation. Next stop: Olympics.


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Angelo Apilado
For Sale or Trade!
Unit in near mint condition. Smooth focus and zoom ring, no faded labels, no loose rubbers, no cracks or dents. with scratches on the lens hood. no performance issues or defects.
Optics no fungus or haze.
Comes with hood, front and rear caps.
Serial Number: 6163841
Price: 23,999.99
Meet-up location:Gateway Mall,Cubao
Contact Number: 09338570693


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Autoantibody Screening to Identify Risk for Type 1 Diabetes
T1D defines a continuum that begins during an asymptomatic prodrome before the disease manifests clinically. One of the challenges of T1D is identifying persons at high risk before the onset of clinical manifestations by screening for pancreatic β cell autoantibodies. Interventions to delay or prevent the underlying autoantibody-mediated loss of pancreatic β cells are now available to delay or potentially prevent the clinical presentation of T1D as diabetic ketoacidosis and mitigate subsequent, longer-term complications.