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What does BIN mean?
Definitions for BINbɪn
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word BIN.
Princeton's WordNet
a container; usually has a lid
bin, binful(noun)
the quantity contained in a bin
bank identification number, BIN, ABA transit number(verb)
an identification number consisting of a two-part code assigned to banks and savings associations; the first part shows the location and the second identifies the bank itself
store in bins
Webster Dictionary
a box, frame, crib, or inclosed place, used as a receptacle for any commodity; as, a corn bin; a wine bin; a coal bin
to put into a bin; as, to bin wine
an old form of Be and Been
In computational geometry, the bin data structure allows efficient region queries, i.e., if there are some axis-aligned rectangles on a 2D plane, answer the question Given a query rectangle, return all rectangles intersecting it. kd-tree is another data structure that can answer this question efficiently. In the example in the figure, A, B, C, D, E, and F are existing rectangles, the query with the rectangle Q should return C, D, E and F, if we define all rectangles as closed intervals. The data structure partitions a region of the 2D plane into uniform-sized bins. The bounding box of the bins encloses all candidate rectangles to be queried. All the bins are arranged in a 2D array. All the candidates are represented also as 2D arrays. The size of a candidate's array is the number of bins it intersects. For example, in the figure, candidate B has 6 elements arranged in a 3 row by 2 column array because it intersects 6 bins in such an arrangement. Each bin contains the head of a singly linked list. If a candidate intersects a bin, it is chained to the bin's linked list. Each element in a candidate's array is a link node in the corresponding bin's linked list.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
bin, n. a place for storing corn, wine. [A.S. binn, a manger.]
bin, (Shak.) used for Be and Been.
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Written Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'BIN' in Written Corpus Frequency: #2846
Nouns Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'BIN' in Nouns Frequency: #2891
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of BIN in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of BIN in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Sample Sentences & Example Usage
Terrorist, go back to your country, Bin Laden.
The plot was agreed with Shaykh Osama bin Laden.
A passenger tried to stow her baby in an overhead bin.
Life is just a jorney between Delete and Recycle Bin !!
I was introduced as the messenger for Shaykh Osama bin Laden.
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- хамбар, бункер, кофа за сметBulgarian
- popelniceCzech
- Mülltonne, TonneGerman
- basura, bote, canecaSpanish
- prükkar, kast, konteiner, prügikonteiner, prügikastEstonian
- zakarrontziBasque
- säiliö, jäteastia, astia, [[heittää]] [[roska, roskasäiliöFinnish
- poubelle, boîteFrench
- biona-sgudail, biona, biona-stùirScottish Gaelic
- szemetes, kuka, szemétládaHungarian
- bidone, cestinareItalian
- lāde, tīne, atkritumu tvertneLatvian
- dumpen, afvalbak, vuilnisbak, weggooienDutch
- latão, tonelPortuguese
- бак, корзина, контейнер, мусорныйRussian
- slänga, kasta, soptunna, tunnaSwedish
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Howard Manly | 6/1/2010, 8:41 p.m.
From day one, the Brookses have tried to use Inside Cable to bridge the so-called "digital divide" — the gap between those with regular, effective access to digital and information technology, and those without it.
To achieve that goal, their company offers a range of services, network infrastructure products and Wi-Fi implementation. Their contract with the DNC, for instance, called for them to wire the DNC's administrative office with more than 175 phone and internet lines.
In another project, a multi-year contract with Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority called for Inside Cable to serve as a supplier of fiber-optic cables and devices associated with setting up the wireless service along MBTA service lines.
Aside from technical expertise, the Brookses also plugged themselves into Boston's business and social networks and used those platforms to not only leverage their small business but also advocate for minority — and women-owned businesses throughout Massachusetts.
Together, they serve on the boards of the Greater New England Minority Supplier Development Council, the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts Inc. and the Center for Women and Enterprise.
With their own business infrastructure in place — and a separate division called Inside Cable Community Technology Initiatives (CTI), whose mission is to bring technology to underserved minority communities — it's a little wonder then that the Brookses were able to tap into their network for support during the tough times.
"Our strategy was to continue our advocacy work while also seeking creative ways to reinstate our funding," Brooks said.
In other words, they kept pushing.
In March 2008 they went on the National Minority Supplier Development Council's trade mission to the United Kingdom to discuss diversifying the 2012 Olympics in London. They even went to Dubai to make a business pitch.
And they didn't neglect their community commitments. In January 2008, they opened Tech for Tots, a community-based technology access program for preschool- and kindergarten-aged children at the Hattie B. Cooper Community Center in Roxbury.
In the summer of 2009, the company along with a corporate partner, worked with the Los Angeles Urban League to obtain stimulus funding for one of their technology centers.
And things have slowly started to turn around for Inside Cable. The contract that was delayed nearly two years ago has finally been approved. In a separate deal, Brooks said they are close to finalizing a contract under the Department of Homeland Security to be part of its Mentor-Protege program, which pairs small businesses with large corporations.
Brooks readily admits that all of their problems have not been solved. "It's still ugly out there," she said. "But we are staying the course."


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ALBANY – Siena sophomore guard Rakeem Brookins hit a 3-pointer from the left wing at the buzzer to give the Saints a 57-54 victory and snap the team's 11-game losing streak.
"By far, that's the biggest shot I've hit in my life," Brookins said. "By far."
With the score tied at 54, Canisius' Billy Baron missed a 3-point attempt with 12 seconds to play and Siena's Ryan Oliver controlled the rebound.
Oliver threw the outlet pass to Brookins, who dribbled the ball up the left sideline and hesitated as Siena appeared to be about to call timeout.
But Siena coach Mitch Buonaguro waved Brookins (13 points) ahead and he made the 3-pointer over Canisius' Isaac Sosa for Siena's first victory since Nov. 17 against Northern Kentucky.
"When Ryan had got the rebound, Ryan was actually throwing it to Evan (Hymes)," Brookins said. "My hand was right there and I just took it. I just went down and noticed we had three or four timeouts left, so I wasn't sure if Coach B wanted us to call the timeout. I looked him and he said, `Just go.' I looked up at the clock and just let the shot fly."
Buonaguro said he normally calls a timeout in that situation, but "had a feel" about Brookins, who made a game-winning jumper with 3.9 seconds left against Northern Kentucky.
"He's a really good late-game player," Buonaguro said.
After Brookins' shot beat Canisius, Buonaguro jumped in the air and raised his fists.
"It was a great win," Buonaguro said. "I'm more than elated. I'm excited for the kids, really. Not such for me, the kids. They've been through a lot."
Siena improved to 3-13 overall, 1-4 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, while Canisius fell to 10-6, 3-2.
Evan Hymes led Siena with 20 points despite leaving for a portion of the game after being poked in the eye. The Saints also won without sophomore guard Rob Poole, out with the flu.
The Saints beat the Golden Griffins for the 14th time in their past 15 meetings.
Siena held Canisius 20 points below its season average.


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Carrying the Weight: 1in6 Thursdays on the Joyful Heart Foundation Blog
"Hope you're well. I'm having some anxiety this morning so I thought I'd reach out to a friend. No specific questions – just looking for some support I guess."
I got this email from a young man that reached out looking for support in his healing from severe abuse by his biological father. He was in that place of aloneness and feeling anxious without being able to identify the exact cause. And yet he was able say he was in pain and ask for someone to acknowledge it. Just knowing that others are willing to sit with you and hold that space can make all the difference in the world. This is for you A.H.
My solution to anxiety was to numb it with alcohol and drugs. It worked, but it did not change one thing, and 4 hours later I was right back where I started. The anxiety for me was my body telling me I was trying to carry too much. And carry I did, for 40 years!
My friend, each step you are taking right now is helping untangle the tentacles of his evil actions from your being. If you stay the course, over time you will feel less and less the way you do today. Check out this little Zen story on carrying the weight of others.
Two traveling monks reached a town where there was a young woman waiting to step out of her sedan chair. The rains had made deep puddles and she couldn't step across without spoiling her silken robes. She stood there looking very cross and impatient. She was scolding her attendants who could not help her because they were holding her packages.
The younger monk, noticed the woman and walked on by. The older monk quickly picked her up and put her on his back, carried her across the water, and set her down on the other side. She didn't thank the monk, she just shoved him out of the way and departed.
As they continued on their way, the young monk was brooding and preoccupied. After several hours, unable to hold his silence, he spoke out. "That woman back there was very selfish and rude, but you picked her up on your back and carried her! Then she didn't even thank you!"
"I set the woman down hours ago," the older monk replied. "Why are you still carrying her?"*
It was only a couple of years ago I finally set down the man that abused me. It happened when I felt strong enough to be in a room with him (in a dream) without feeling his power OVER me. It was the power differential that kept me feeling weak and like a victim. I had to believe I was strong enough to not be intimidated anymore and that was after years of therapy and work. It took me using my adult skills to go back and deal with him as I am now and not as I was when the abuse occurred (a child).
For me, carrying the weight of the man that abused me kept a lid on my recovery. The reason being that we cannot change something that belongs to others, we can only change ourselves. So a key piece to a successful recovery is identifying what is yours and what belongs to the person that abused you and then set down that which belongs to him or her. What you have left are all things you can manage.
You are not alone A.H. We are but two of the 18 million men who have felt this way at one time and you honor other survivors to ask for support. Find strength in knowing others have walked this path and each found ways to deal with our past and not only overcome the pain, but been strengthened by living through it.
May it be so for you too.
Randy Ellison
*Quoted from Zen Shorts by Jon J Muth
Speaker, writer and author of the book Boys Don't Tell: Ending the Silence of Abuse, Randy Ellison is a child-sexual-abuse, victim's advocate and an activist promoting cultural change working with local, state and national organizations. Randy also works as a consultant for nonprofits dealing with awareness and prevention of intimate violence. He addresses abuse prevention and healing for survivors from a survivor's perspective. Randy is a member of the Oregon Attorney General's Sexual Assault Task Force. He maintains his own website boysdonttell.com


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- Many students will be just starting classes on Tuesday.But high school sports seasons are well underway.Last week, Lakeland boys soccer player Brandon Garcia was our Newswatch 12 Player of the Week.Here are this week's nominees. NOMINEE ONE In football, Northland Pines Wide receiver and running back Sam Lacko just missed earning 100 yards receiving and rushing. He finished with 90 yards in each - That includes a 59-yard touchdown reception in the Eagles win over Calumet.NOMINEE TWOIn volleyball, Tomahawk finished third at last week's UW-Whitewater Invite. Anna Nyberg was named the tournament's MVP. She had 74 kills, 10 blocks, and 36 digs over the event.NOMINEE THREEIn cross country, Antigo sophamore Colin Koss won the boys race at the Hodag Invitational. He finished in 17 minutes, 35 seconds.NOMINEE FOURAnd back to football, Crandon's Trevor Tupper scored three touchdowns in the Cardinals victory over Suring.To vote on any of the nominees, go to the sports poll at wjfw.com. Voting ends at 3pm on Friday. The winner will receive a plaque.
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But something was bothering me. I had the distinct feeling that that bulb of garlic had never been on the conveyor belt; that I had, in effect, stolen it. All the way home, the garlic haunted me; the smell that pervaded my car was the whiff of guilt.
The following week, I returned to the supermarket. I put two bulbs of garlic in the trolley along with my shopping, and went to the checkout. After I had paid, I asked the assistant if she would take one of the bulbs back and put it on the shelf. "You've paid for that," she said. "I know," I replied, "but last week I took some garlic without paying for it, so this week, I'm paying for some without taking it. That way, my conscience is clear."
"I'll call the manager," said the assistant. The manager was amused, but indulgent. He agreed to put the garlic back, but clearly couldn't quite see the significance of it all. We live in a world of moral relativity. We all make decisions about what aspects of our behaviour we can justify, and what feels wrong. The danger in that, of course, is that when it suits us, we can justify almost anything.
I kept thinking of garlic when I had my lunch with Talia last week. Talia - not her real name - is someone I knew a long time ago. When she got in touch, I thought it might be fun to meet up, so we had lunch and talked about old times.
Pretty soon, we ran into problems. I asked Talia if she was seeing anyone, and she gave a sheepish shrug. "I got myself into a tricky corner recently," she said, and mouthed: "Married man." She had met a man who was, by his own admission, very happily married, and who adored his children. Talia and he knew there was an attraction between them, but nevertheless she befriended his wife, went to their house for lunch, became part of their world. And then she secretly agreed to join the husband on a business trip and they had an affair.
She told me all this as if it was a personal tragedy; as if the pain she was feeling now that he was back with his wife, trying to rebuild the shattered security of his previously happy children, was retribution enough. And perhaps it was.
But the garlic, the stench of wrongdoing, overpowered me. Before I could stop myself, I was haranguing Talia like an Old Testament prophet. Would she have broken into this family's home and walked off with the DVD player? And if not, what justification could she have for stealing their father. After all, DVD players are replaceable, and fathers - even weak-willed priapic ones - are unique.
Talia tried to defend herself, in the cliched language of a soap opera script. "It just happened," she wailed. "How could it just happen?" I inquired. "Did you fall backwards on a bed, and this woman's husband landed on top of you? You went to New York with him. You could have stopped yourself. You could - and here's a radical suggestion in this age of irresponsibility - have said 'no'. You could have listened to your conscience and taken the garlic back!" "What garlic?" asked Talia. "The garlic," I replied, like a self-righteous Lady Bracknell, "is metaphorical."
I don't suppose Talia will be back in touch any time soon. But here's my own ethical dilemma: how can I justify retelling her story in a paid article for a newspaper? Am I taking revenge on behalf of a wife I've never met? Or does my action speak more of the profit than the prophet. It's all about that relative morality. Surely, slagging someone off in print can't be as bad as breaking up a marriage ... or stealing a bulb of garlic. Can it?


text: On Tue, Apr 02, 2013 at 05:31:03PM +0200, Steffen Daode Nurpmeso wrote: > > So, for this, some locale-dependent pre/after parser is or would > be necessary. But doesn't this all mean, that this handling is done at the user level. That a filename is just an user mean to refer to some sequential set of data. For this filename to be able to be human readable, it has to be interpreted with a mapping to glyphes. That this means that the filename, as far as the kernel is concerned, should be in an universal encoding and without making assumptions about the programs. That UTF-8 is the answer, since this allows to use C "char" (at least an octet, signed or unsigned) programs. So that the kernel interface should take and give UTF-8, and that filesystem drivers should take and give UTF-8, user level utilities converting from the current encoding to unicode and UTF-8. But that's all. If one user really wants to take into account acrobatics about collating sequences and the like, he can use/develop a program to do so. But as far as the kernel and the drivers are concerned, a filename is uniquely defined by a C char string (happening to be UTF-8). UTF-8 has the same role as UTC time. There is one and only one canonical representation, fixed. And the display of the information is customized according to user level rules. UTF-8 has the properties (designed for that) to be an historical compatible encoding (C char strings) with a limited impact in size for current names (ASCII; even in France, I see rarely names with accented characters in filenames), and without limitation with what can be encoded. What I don't get is why the kernel should be plagued with user level or typographic manipulation. Even an 8bit clean implementation can be "converted" to UTF-8 since it is just a matter of convention: it can do UTF-8 without even knowing... UTF-8, I can see. Unicode with 16bits or 24bits, I personnally don't want to be trapped to use. And, at the kernel or drivers level, name equality being defined as strcmp(a, b) == 0 (if a user wants something else at user level, that's his problem and his choice). -- Thierry Laronde <tlaronde +AT+ polynum +dot+ com> http://www.kergis.com/ Key fingerprint = 0FF7 E906 FBAF FE95 FD89 250D 52B1 AE95 6006 F40C


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The battle for a separate state is expected to get uglier in Andhra Pradesh with pro-Telangana activists planning a power shutdown in Hyderabad next week.
The Telangana Rashtra Samiti, which is leading the agitation, has been meeting with electricity board officials to plan the shutdown.
According to TRS general secretary Subhash Reddy, there will be a power cut in Hyderabad next week onwards. This is one of the many protests before a rail roko movement starts from September 24.
Electricity board officials from Telangana region will hold a meeting on Tuesday to chalk out this programme. But the entire Telanagana region will not suffer a power black-out as it will be confined only to Hyderabad.
"We have decided not to implement this programme in the rest of Telangana since this could affect the lives of farmers. They need electricity to earn their livelihoods and we do not want that to get affected," said Reddy.
He added that their next plan is to urge auto-rickshaw drivers to stay off the roads and continue with such protests till the Centre takes a decision on the issue.
Speaking on the possibility of a tie-up with the Congress, Reddy said that it was not on the cards right now and was unlikely till the Telangana bill is passed in Parliament.
He added that the TRS would not lose its stronghold if the Congress decided in favour of a separate state, as the supporters of Telangana knew which outfit had spearheaded the movement. He also rubbished claims that the TRS was cozying up to Jaganmohan Reddy.
"It is clear that he will support only a unified Andhra Pradesh. There is no question of us getting closer to him," he said.


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President Obama wants to negotiate with the Taliban in Afghanistan:
A concerted effort to start unprecedented talks between Taliban and British and American envoys was outlined yesterday in a significant change in tactics designed to bring about a breakthrough in the attritional, eight-year conflict in Afghanistan.President Obama is also lashing out against the government of Honduras:
Senior ministers and commanders on the ground believe they have created the right conditions to open up a dialogue with "second-tier" local leaders now the Taliban have been forced back in a swath of Helmand province.
The U.S. government said Tuesday it has revoked the diplomatic visas of four Honduran officials, stepping up pressure on coup-installed leaders who insist they can resist international demands to restore the ousted president.The United States is basically negotiating with terrorists that hate us while lashing out at democracies that made the blunder of trusting us. Does this make any sense to you?
The U.S. State Department did not name the four, but a Honduran official said they included the Supreme Court magistrate who ordered the arrest of ousted President Manuel Zelda and the president of Honduras' Congress.


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Green's Restaurant & Oyster Bar has closed the doors of its City outpost at The Black Horse House, the historic banking hall that housed Lloyds Bank until 2003, after receiving a "generous offer" from an unnamed party.
The "sad decision" leaves Green's free to focus on the remaining restaurant in St James's, where management say it is "business as usual".
Business as usual, that is, apart from the ongoing negotiations with Marco Pierre White to relocate to his larger Wheeler's premises around the corner, and the revolving door of Green's management.
Co-owner Lord Daresbury, the one-time chairman of De Vere Group and Kazakhgold, is being bought out of the St James's business, as former Whitbread executive, Stephen Evans, becomes Green's new chief.
He'll have a lot on his plate.
Be careful who you propose for the board of an old friend's company.
An ally of Hugo Bovill, whose time as managing director of Treatt ended last year, is ruing the day he recommended his former tenant Tim Jones as chairman of the flavourings business.
"I introduced Hugo and Tim and the rest is history," says the source, referring to the recent 30pc share sell-off that ended the Bovill family's 90-year history with Treatt.
"The conclusion I have reached is that it is very dangerous to be introduced to Tim, and all my friends will give him a wide berth."
Hester's latest risk analysis
Whisper it, but ousted RBS chief Stephen Hester is forging closer links with Lloyd's of London after his bruising treatment at the hands of the Treasury.
Hester was recently sighted being dropped off at the insurance market's HQ on Lime Street in the City, before making his way up to the top floor, where exiting Lloyd's chief Dr Richard Ward keeps his executive quarters.
Both Hester and Dr Ward stand down from their current roles in December, so – if Hester is interested in running a global insurance business – the timing is right.
Diary also hears there is considerable sympathy for the outgoing RBS chief within Lloyd's, where many brokers believe Hester could perform an overdue shake-up of the insurance giant with its roots in the 17th Century.
Yet more self-deification from Alan Rusbridger, as he laid down Guardian News & Media's commandments for open journalism in a recent presentation.
The Guardian editor-in-chief's face was beamed up four-feet high on every slide. All ten of them.
For those that missed the illuminating sermon, rule number three of open journalism – aka "The Cult of Alan" – is that it "invites a response".
Such as this feedback on Rusbridger's new media age evangelism from one agnostic. "Self-regarding twaddle."
Fine art of Foreign Office funds
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office owns a stash of antiques and artworks worth almost £20m, and managed to find £10,000 to repair a stuffed anaconda.
So Diary was surprised to hear the reason for the FCO's problems with providing the National Audit Office with an up-to-date valuation of those riches.
Apparently, the delay to the tender process – originally due to be completed this month – is because of costs.
Tensions were running even higher than usual at this year's cricket showdown between the CBI and the Trades Union Congress.
The grudge match came on the day the CBI said the Treasury could save more than £1.2bn a year if public sector workers took fewer sick days – a report the TUC called "unfortunate".
The final scores were also unfortunate for the unions.
Despite a "grim" start, the capitalists clawed their way back to win by one wicket. A welcome return to form," crows the CBI, after taking a TUC thrashing last year.


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Hello Alexandra,
How are you doing? I think modern art is a blind man's profession. We do not paint what we see, but what we feel. The mediums we use are always imperfect What makes a good piece is the ability to execute an idea, regardless of the means or the proportions or the medium. I hope my artwork "Blue Sky Thinking" makes you happy. It should remind you of something that you enjoy. If it tortures you please let me know. All the best in the contest! Cheers!
Comment by: Seshadri Sreenivasan on Tuesday 03/02/10 at 5:12 AM
Season's Greetings.
Whatever is beautiful. Whatever is meaningful. Whatever brings you happiness. May it be yours this holiday season and throughout the coming year * Good luck and smiles, good cheer and... A Happy New Year 2010!
Comment by: Seshadri Sreenivasan on Wednesday 12/23/09 at 4:48 AM
Hi, Greetings from India ! How are you doing? It is again my pleasure to interact with you. For the Juried 5 competition, I have entered an oil painting "Conflict Resolution". I thought that this would be an appropriate painting in the troubled times we are living in. Violent conflict seems never far from the headlines. I have also added a few more paintings to my portfolio. Mostly landscapes. I once again heartily welcome you to visit my artsite and let me have the benefit of your opinion and advice. Thanks for your time and support. All the best. Seshadri
Comment by: Seshadri Sreenivasan on Saturday 10/24/09 at 6:36 AM
"Russian Art Week" International Exhibition & Competition
Hi. Welcome to the "Russian Art Week" International Exhibition & Competition of Contemporary Arts, which will be held in Moscow (27 September-4 October, 2009) and St. Petersburg (6-11 October, 2009). There are two ways to participate for the competition – online (IN ABSENTIA) and in person (INTERNAL WAY). Program and the competition include 6 international contests: 1)Painting Competition, 2)Graphic Competition, 3)Design Competition, 4)Photography Competition, 5)Sculpture Competition, 6)Crafts Competition. If you are interested in this project - please contact me email@example.com Our Website: www.artweek.eu Fedor
Comment by: artweek on Tuesday 09/15/09 at 1:28 AM
Hi, How are you doing? It is again my pleasure to interact with you. Thanks to Artslant, we are able to get in touch and exchange notes. Learning is a never- ending process. I saw your Sep entry 'blue orchid' and other artworks. You seem to concentrate on the relation between the emotionally expressive power of esthetic form and emotional responsiveness. You have brought beauty in some ugly materials which normally we avoid seeing or don't notice at all. Great. You are very expressive-both verbal and in art form. This time around, I have specially made a painting as a humble tribute to Michael Jackson. I have also added a few more paintings to my portfolio. I once again heartily welcome you to visit my artsite and let me have the benefit of your opinion and advice. Thanks for your support. All the best. Cheers Seshadri
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text: Diana Ross, out and about shilling her autobio, "Secrets of a Sparrow," drops a bombshell on Monday's Oprah Winfrey TV show that isn't in the book: That the oldest of her three daughters, Rhonda Suzanne, was fathered by Motown founder Berry Gordy, who fashioned the singer's rise to stardom. "Rhonda has two fathers," Ross tells Winfrey. "(First husband) Bob (Silberstein) is her father. He has raised her . . . yet Berry Gordy is her father." Gordy acknowledges Rhonda, 22, as his own. In the book, Ross writes that, during their marriage, Silberstein "was in a great deal of pain."


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Ah, sweet freedom. Just how popular "free" apps for your tablet or smartphone are probably doesn't come as much of a surprise: A recent report released by Gartner found that as many as a full 89 percent of all mobile app-store downloads are for free apps. What might be a surprise to owners of an Apple iPad, though, is just how good free can be.
Consider some of the most popular iPad apps out there. Many of the now-countless entries in the Angry Birds franchise have slingshotted in and out of free-to-play status over the Birds' brief blockbuster life. So have many other free-play favorites. Some developers build up their app followings by offering up their wares for free for a limited time, in the hopes that word of mouth and good reviews will pile up to the height of a paying proposition. Another common approach: offering limited-but-free "lite" versions of a mother app to hook players into buying the full version—the classic software trial version.
Longer-term, though, how can an app developer pay the bills but continue to offer free apps? That's possible because app makers back their wares via a variety of business models. While some app developers with marketing clout (and a hit or two under their belts) can count on tablet-swipers paying 99 cents or more for their latest heavily promoted follow-up, others subsidize their free games with in-game advertising.
Still others use what's come to be known as the "freemium" model. In a freemium game, the game itself is free to play, and in some cases you can finish it without paying anything, if you have the patience. If you want to speed things up, though, or get past a particularly dicey obstacle, you can make in-app purchases (with real money, of course) to unlock items, gain powers, snag super-weapons, or get game "gold" or currency of some kind that lets you do those things. A few app makers even grant you in-game currency, through networks such as Tapjoy, for downloading and trying other apps, signing up for subscriptions or marketing offers, and so on. You can find almost as many approaches to funding "free" as there are kinds of app.
In this top-apps guide for the iPad, you'll find a mix of all these approaches: totally free, free with advertising, freemium, and a few trial versions. (We chose only a few of the latter, since they're the least free of all.) Most of the freemium games are perfectly playable even if you don't spend a dime on the in-app items, but we warned: We take no responsibility if you get hooked. (A second, more serious warning: If you hand off your iPad to your kids with any of these freemium titles installed, make sure they know the ground rules about purchases, and keep your iTunes password clutched tight to your chest.)
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Apple's amazing increase in value is more than just a "rah-rah" story for a turnaround. Fundamentally, Apple is telling everyone - globally - that there has been a tectonic shift in markets. And if leaders don't understand this shift, and incorporate it into their strategy and tactics, their organizations are going to have a very difficult future.
Recently Apple's value peaked at $600B. Yes, that is an astounding number, for it reflects not only 50% greater value than the oil giant Exxon/Mobil (~$390B), but more than the entire value of the stock markets in Spain, Greece and Portugal combined!
Source: Business Insider.com
This astounding valuation causes many investors to be reticent about owning Apple shares, for it seems implausible that any one company - especially a tech company with so few employees - could be worth so much.
Unless we look at this information in the context of a major, global economic shift. Consider that what the world values has changed dramatically. And that what investors are telling business (and government) leaders is that in a globalized, fast paced world value is based upon what you know, when you know it - in other words information. Not land, buildings or the ability to make things.
We've moved from an agrarian through the industrial to the new information economy
Three hundred years ago the world's wealthiest people owned land. For centuries wars were fought to control land. Kings owned land, and by controlling it captured the value of everything produced on that land. As governments developed, reducing the role of kings, land barons became the wealthiest people in the world. In an agrarian economy, where most human resources (and pretty much all others for that matter) were deployed in food and shelter production owning land was the most valuable thing on the planet.
But then some 120 years ago along came the industrial revolution. Suddenly, productivity rose dramatically by applying new machines to jobs formerly performed by humans. With this shift, value changed. The great industrialists were able to capture the value of greater productivity - making people like Cyrus McCormick, Henry Ford and Andrew Carnegie the wealthiest of the wealthy. Worth more than kings, government leaders, most states and many foreign countries.
The age of manufacturing was based upon the productivity of machines and the application of industrial processes to what formerly was hand labor. Creating tools - from engines to automobiles to airplanes - created great wealth. Knowing how to make these machines, and making them, created enormous value. And companies like General Motors, General Dynamics and General Electric were worth much more than the land upon which food was produced.


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I'd wanted to create two ponds to replace our front lawn, but when my husband didn't wax too enthusiastic on that project, I settled for a wash tub pond.
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It sits on our entry way walk and greets guests as they arrive.
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I was using pet20b vector and instert my cloning between xbaI and bamhI restriction sites, but after over-expression with IPTG induction, the protein is truncated from one amino acid after the 1st methionine to another 14 amino acids following. The DNA sequence is checked. Does anyone here have any idea or similar experience like this? Is that because of rbs site missing in the vector? if it is I am wondering why the same 14 amino acids sequence is truncated , the experiment is repeated 3 times. Thanks in advance.
I am not sure what you mean by this but if it is a Nter truncation, it could be because of some protease. U can try some protease inhibitors during purification and see if that helps. However, in one of the proteins that we have cloned in the lab, truncation is seen and proteases don't help.
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Kakadu National Park
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Kakadu: a timeless natural wonder Oct 03, 2012
*Join a one-day tour group from Darwin
*Stay in the hotel or caravan park at Jabiru
*Buy prepared food from any cafe or restaurant ($15 for a burger!!!!)
*Just visit Ubirr
*Go swimming in the sandy banked rivers
*Hire a 4 Wheel Drive (4WD) or Trail Bike
*Bring a tent
*Prepare you own food
*Take the yellow water sunrise fishing or sunrise bird watching tour
*Swim at Maguk
Kakadu is a massive national park at the top end of Australia in the Northern Territory. It is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site for its cultural and natural values in 1981, covers an area of over 19000km squared and has been home to the aboriginal people of Australia for over 50000 years.
With figures like that it is no wonder that some day visitors to the park come away with the attitude "Kaka-don't", the reason is that its history, beauty and importance cannot be consumed in a matter of hours. By far the best way to access all the great sites in Kakadu is by 4WD, there are some adventure tours which offer 4 day tours of Kakadu, but the best way to get around is to self drive.
Camping in Kakadu is easy as there are many park managed sites which offer warm showers, drinking water, picnic tables and allocated camping sites with fireplaces. There is also bush camping with no facilities which are rarely occupied and can be a nice little escape from other campers if you are looking for solitude and a deeper connection with the land.
Ideally you would need to allocate about 5-7 days to take in most of the major sites and activities. The major attractions also offer camping sites near by and in the dry season (May-Aug) park rangers give daily talks at the attractions and slide shows and presentations at the campsites. These talks/presentations are free of charge and incredibly informative and well worthwhile.
The places I visited and camped at:
Ubirr - A famous aboriginal rock art site with many large cave paintings dating back thousands of years. The view from the top of Ubirr rock offers an incredible long distance view over the wetlands and across the escarpment it is spectacular at sunset (and also very popular). There is a well managed camp site a few kilometers away.
Nourlangie Rock - Another rock art site, a short walk around the site ends at a natural lookout offering views to escarpment some 50-60km away. Nawurlandja Lookout walk offers a great view of nourlangie rock at sunset. This site is not so popular so you can feel like you are the only person there. Fully managed campground at Muirella Park about 25km away with excellent drinking water.
Yellow water wetlands - Dozens of bird species and hundreds of saltwater crocodiles inhabit this billabong with breathtaking views at sunrise. Cruises and fishing charters can be arranged through Gagaduju dreaming nearby. The cost is $100-$150 for one adult but it is arguably the best attraction in the park. I did the Barramundi fishing tour at sunrise for 3 hours and we all caught fish, I took mine back to the campsite and cooked it over the fire, a great experience. Fully managed campground at Mardagul about 5 km away.
Maguk - Giant waterfalls, crystal clear bright blue water, rockpools and long distance views through canyons. This is the best swimming hole in Kakadu, very little threat of crocodiles and the cliff faces make for excellent climbing and diving. Some of the rocks are shaped like slippery slides and can be used as one, its a bit like a natural fun park. There is a plunge pool at the end of the track to the right when you cross the creek and a longer track that starts before the creek crossing and heads up towards the left which takes you to the top of the waterfall and rock pools. There is a campsite with toilets and fire places, no drinking water. 4WD access only.
Gunlom - Gigantic waterfall and plunge pool, the water is clean and easily accessible from the car park. There is a steep walk to the top of the water fall which offers views across the whole south end of the park. There is a selection of rockpools to swim in. Fully managed campsite at Gunlom.
These sites are all approximately 100km apart and require a moderate level of fitness to access. Camping costs $5-10 per night per person and is collected by the ranger around 8pm. A two week permit to the park costs $25 and is quite worth it considering there are about two dozen talks and presentations at various sites within the park.
Kakadu is a destination for the adventurer, visiting the park can be quite exhausting due to the heat and the amount of travel required by vehicle and foot to reach all the sites, so to have the real Kakadu experience you need to be prepared to get active.
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Amazing Australian Experience May 07, 2012
There are so many options to experience and discover Kakadu. My sister and I booked a 1 day Kakadu tour with Aussie Adventure Tours. We were picked up at the front of our hotel at 6am heading off for the drive to Kakadu in a very comfortable, air-conditioned mini bus. Our driver was very knowledgeable about the Northern Territory and had many aboriginal "Dreamtime Stories" about Kakadu, which I found beautiful and really connected me to the land. We stopped off at a pub on the way home and met some of the locals. Our driver really made the experience wonderful with his knowledge of Kakadu. The Yellow Water Wetlands Cruise was mindblowing! The wildlife is so abundant. We had up close (but not too close) Crocodile sightings, we saw magical bird life and our guide again was extremely knowledgeable of the flora and fauna in Yellow Water. I felt really privileged to be able to experience this beautiful part of my country. It is an amazing, spiritual place. If you are travelling to the Northern Territory a tour of Kakadu is a must. I will definitely return, as we only experienced a very minute part of the very expansive Kakadu National Park. Don't miss out on this wonderful adventure if you are visiting Australia!
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season to visit.. Jul 18, 2011
Hi every one kakadu national park is i think a great place to visit in australia but you must be aware that the park if often closed if your not at the end of the dry season, call first... And even there if you dont have a 4x4 it's hard to get to some of the attractions like the twins falls or jim jim fall. it's always possible to rent one though.. Cheers!!!


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Gregory of Tours was a Gallo-Roman aristocrat and Catholic prelate born in 538. He died 56 years later, in 591, a period in which the brutal Merovingian rulers of the Frankish nation consolidated their power over most of Gaul. Gregory experienced the transition from the dying world of Roman antiquity to the new culture of early medieval Europe. He lived on the border between the Frankish culture of the Merovingians to the north and the Gallo-Roman culture of the south of Gaul. He struggled through personal relations with four Frankish kings: Sigebert I, Chilperic I, Guntram, and Childebert II, and he personally knew most of the leading Franks of his day.
The book opens with a recounting of the world's history from the creation but moves quickly to the Christianization of Gaul, the life and times of Saint Martin of Tours, the conversion of the Franks, the conquest of Gaul under Clovis, and the more detailed history of the Frankish kings, down to the death of Sigebert I in 575. The second part, books V and VI, closes with Chilperic I's death in 584. The third part, comprising books VII to X, is an increasingly personal account down to the year 591.
As bishop of Tours, Gregory could not have been better placed to hear everything and meet everyone of influence in Merovingian culture.
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Everyone has been talking all year about whether the Jazz will resign Al Jefferson or not. I have heard reasons why and why not. However, I have not heard what anyone thinks Al Jefferson should do. In the end there are two sides of every contract. So should Al Jefferson sign with the Jazz if he receives an offer from the Jazz? And what is the one reason that should have the Jazz offering Jefferson a new contract? So, what goes into players decision to sign with a team? Well, I googled that very question I found 3 obvious points: family, possible new teammates, and the coaching staff. Coaching Staff When looking at the Utah Jazz coaching staff I sure would love to know what the Jazz players think. Based on the exit interviews from last year, CJ Miles and Raja Bell would say there is a lack of communication of what a player's role is with this team. Unfortunately with the many rotations Tyrone Corbin has used it is hard for me to argue that point. Also, with a young core of players that should
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The Hoag Epilepsy Center has a multidisciplinary approach to treatment.
The team includes highly specialized neurosurgeons, neurologists, neuropsychologists,
psychiatrist, nurse practitioners, nurses, neurodiagnostic technologists
and social workers to assist in the needs of each individual patient.
Dr. Millett is a board-certified neurologist specializing in seizures,
epilepsy and electroencephalography (EEG). He received his BA from the
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and obtained boh his MD and
PhD in 2001 from the University of Chicago. Dr. Millett returned to his
native Southern California for his medical internship, neurology residency
and two-year subspecialty training fellowship in Epilepsy and EEG at UCLA.
In 2007, Dr. Millett joined the faculty of Keck School of Medicine at
USC and was given the task of establishing an epilepsy monitoring program
to provide advanced epilepsy care for thousands of underserved patients
within the Los Angeles Department of Health Services. Under Dr. Millett's
guidance the epilepsy program at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation
fourished, providing an array of services such as inpatient video-EEG
monitoring, intracranial video-EEG minotoring, neuroimaging, neurocognitive
evaluation, and epilepsy surgery. This program received a speical Merit
Award from the County of Los Angeles in 2011, the same year Dr. Millett
was recognized as the Earl I. Feldhorn Pediatric Epilepsy Faculty at the
Keck School of Medicine at USC for his efforts to provide advanced epilepsy
care to chidren with epilepsy.
Dr. Millett relocated to the Pickup Family Neurosciences Institute in 2014 where
he is the director of the epilepsy program, and maintains an active role
in research and education through his position as Adjunct Assistant Professor
of Clinical Neurology in the Keck School of Medicine in USC. He is currently
involved in numerous epilepsy-related research studies and educational
projects including the use of brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies
to analyze epileptogenic circuits in the human hippocampus and the cortical
control movement with colleagues at USC and UCI. Dr. Millett is also completing
a book on the role of electroencephaolography in the historical development
of neuroscience, and he is developing a Web-based Atlas of EEG for training
and education.
As Hoag Epilepsy Program's principal epilepsy surgeon, Dr. Liu is
also the Surgical Director for the USC Comprehensive Epilepsy Center,
one of the highest-volume surgical epilepsy programs worldwide. He is
a member of the USC Cerebrovascular Team, adult brain tumor program, and
pituitary team, and also serves as the Director of the USC Center for
Neurorestoration. Within the LA County Department of Health Services,
he serves as an Associate Chief Medical Officer and Chair of the Department
of Neurosurgery and Orthopedic Surgery at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation
Medical Center.
Dr. Liu is a Professor of Neurological Surgery, Neurology, and Biomedical
Engineering and holds the Apuzzo Professorship for Advanced Neurosurgery
at the USC Keck School of Medicine and Viterbi School of Engineering.
He has also had a long-standing collaboration with researchers at Caltech,
where he serves as a Visiting Associate on the faculty of the Division
of Biology and Biological Engineering. Dr. Liu continues to hold a faculty
appointment as Guest Professor in Neurosurgery at Hua Shan Hospital, Fudan
University School of Medicine in Shanghai.
Playing an integral role in Hoag Epilepsy Program's ongoing case
conferences, Dr. Liu's principal research interests relate to restorative
neurosurgery involving elucidating strategies to restore function to the
nervous system after injury due to trauma, stroke, or neurodegenerative
disease. In addition, he is actively exploring unique strategies for patient-specific
non-invasive neuromodulation.
Dr. Ly earned his medical degree from Chicago Medical School. He completed
his neurology residency at Los Angeles General Hospital–University
of Southern California Medical Center and completed a neurophysiology
fellowship at USC University Hospital.
Dr. Ly directs the Neurophysiology and Epilepsy testing services at Hoag
Hospital and brings an integrated approach to field epilepsy and seizure
disorders. He works with a multidisciplinary team at the Hoag Epilepsy
Center to provide an individualized comprehensive plan to the evaluation,
diagnosis, and medical and surgical treatments of epilepsy.
Dr. Ly also provides extensive experience and expertise in the area of
neurodiagnostic testing. This includes electromyelography and nerve conduction
studies (EMG/NCS) for the diagnosis and treatment of nerve and muscle
disorders. In addition, he leads a team in providing Intraoperative Monitoring
(IO M) services during spine and brain surgeries to preserve and minimize
neurological damage after surgery.
Dr. Muir is a neurologist with special training and interest in epilepsy,
sports neurology and nerve/muscle disorders. He attended medical school
at the USC Keck School of Medicine after receiving his undergraduate degree
at Occidental College where his interests included Biology and Neurobiology.
Subsequently, he trained in internal medicine at SUNY Downstate in Brooklyn
before returning to USC Keck School of Medicine to complete residency
training in Neurology and subspecialty fellowship training in Neurophysiology.
During his Neurophysiology fellowship, Dr. Muir was directly involved
with the care of epilepsy patients; guiding them through the evaluation
to determine treatment options including new or experimental drug therapies,
surgical treatment of epilepsy, or mechanical device implantation such
as a neurostimulator. Additionally, he worked closely with Dr. Laura Kalayjian
at LAC-USC Medical Center to manage and treat epilepsy during pregnancy.
Working with fellow neurologist Dr. Andrew Ly, Dr. Muir is now serving
as the Director of Neurophysiology Services at Hoag Hospital.
To view all Pickup Family Neurosciences Institute Nurse Navigators.
Sheena Dhiman, R.N., has been working as a nurse at Hoag since 2008. She
worked in the Neuro Intensive Care Unit for seven years before taking
over responsibilities as a Nurse Navigator with Pickup Family Neurosciences Institute.
She received her Healthcare Executive MBA from University of California,
Irvine in 2012 and her Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Mount St.
Mary's College in 2008. Sheena has extensive experience taking care
of patients with various neurological and spine disorders, as well as
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Third Everest climber dies in recent days while attempting to scale the peak
An Indian climber who had fallen sick and was being helped down Mount Everest has died, the third in recent days while attempting to scale the world's tallest peak.
Wangchu Sherpa of the Trekking Camp Nepal agency in Kathmandu said Subhash Paul died overnight as he was being helped down the mountain by Sherpa guides.
Two other Indian members of Mr Paul's team have been missing since Saturday. Another team member, an Indian woman who had fallen sick, was resting at a camp at a safer altitude.
A Dutchman died on Friday and an Australian woman hours later, after suffering from altitude sickness on Everest. Dozens of other climbers have developed frostbite or become sick near the summit in recent days.
Favourable weather has allowed nearly 400 climbers to reach the summit from Nepal since May 11, but the altitude, weather and harsh terrain can cause problems at any time.
Thousands of people have summited 29,035ft Mount Everest since it was first conquered by New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay in 1953. But more than 250 people have died in the attempt.
Trekking companies were anxious to see foreign climbers return to Everest after two years of disasters.
Last year, Nepal's devastating earthquake caused the climbing season to be cancelled, and climbing attempts were largely abandoned in 2014 after an avalanche above the base camp killed 16 Sherpa guides.
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Frances Telles paced the Lancers with a 1-over-par round of 38, while senior Jillian Goulart turned in a 42 to help guide East Union.
"I was extremely happy with Frances and Jillian's play today," East Union head coach Dennis Wells said. "It was probably the best ball striking I have seen out of Frances all year. Jillian turned in a 42 with four three-putts, so her round would have been better.
"The other girls still have some work to do to get themselves where we need them."
Jenny Ketner closed out Oakdale Golf and Country Club's front nine with a 49, while teammates Salina Tiscareno and Angelique Cardoza closed with a 50 and 53, respectively. Oakdale was led by Jaylene Ponce's round of 48.
East Union (4-0) will try and remain unblemished when they meet up with Lathrop High at Manteca Golf Course Thursday at 3 p.m.
Sonora 257, Lathrop 322The Spartans' struggles continued Tuesday, as they were beaten by the Sonora Wildcats 257-322 at French Camp Golf Course.
Lathrop did another strong outing from No. 1 Chelsea Brown, whose round of 50 was just six strokes of medalist Justine Abbot of Sonora's 44.
"We are very young and this is a new experience for us," Lathrop head coach Nicole Burrows said. "Chelsea is playing excellent golf as a sophomore, and is really leading this Spartan golf team.
"We are developing and working on improving every day."
The Spartans will be back on the course Thursday, when they meet up with East Union at Manteca Golf Course.
Valley Foothill LeagueThe Indians made a strong statement with a six-stroke win over the Bret Harte Bullfrogs Tuesday.
Ripon 228, Bret Harte 232
Ripon 228, Bret Harte 232
Ripon was led by Haylee Fannin, who again earned medalist-honors with round of 49. Samantha Conway followed Fannin with a 54 and Destiny Franco shot a 59.
Ripon (3-1) was rounded out by a pair of 66s from Megan Talbot and Sienna Starck. The Indians will try and continue their winning ways when they host the Riverbank Bruins at 3 p.m. at Jack Tone Golf Course Thursday.


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Welcome to the another edition of the The Disney Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop here at Focused on the Magic.com where each week Disney Bloggers gather to blog hop, link up and share their Disney Wordless Wednesday or Almost Wordless Wednesday Disney related picture posts. I am so sorry I wasn't here with the hop all ready for you last week. Hurricane Sandy had other plans for us unfortunately. I would like to thank my dear friend Beth for inviting everyone over to her blog Pursuing the Magic and organizing the hop there. It was so very kind and thoughtful! Beth is a very busy mom and owner of The Magical Blogorail and Pursuing the Magic. I hope everyone had a good time.
All your good wishes and happy thoughts really sustained me as I was missing all my Disney friends and having serious Disney blogging withdrawal;) I am very happy to be back! Full power ahead!
All your good wishes and happy thoughts really sustained me as I was missing all my Disney friends and having serious Disney blogging withdrawal;) I am very happy to be back! Full power ahead!
Let's share our Disney memories and pictures. Each week has a theme you can follow if you wish. Facebook pictures, Twitter, Tumblr, Reddit, Flickr or video posts are all welcome. You can email your pictures and I will be happy to add them to this page.
The theme for this week's Disney Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop, 11/07/12 is
"Your November Calendar Shot"
"Your November Calendar Shot"
Pick one of your Disney pictures that would represent the month of November if you were to design a calendar. I chose a favorite picture taken at the Animal Kingdom Lodge lobby filled with warm earth tones and happy memories of our visit there last month. This picture is even more special because if you look closely at the gentlemen in the peach colored shirt, you may recognize him.
Time to hop...
You don't have to post along with the theme, but your picture post does have to be Disney related. This is a Disney WW Blog Hop after all!
- The Disney Wordless Wednesday 411 page has been set up to answer your questions. It is also where you will find a list of upcoming themes. If you still have questions feel free to email me.
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Have Tax Questions? Ask a Tax Expert for Answers ASAP
Hello, I am Keith and ready to assist you with your problems. It all depends upon what you are buying. If it is for capital items it is not tax deductible, but it may generate what are called capital allowances for tax purposes. This can be a highly complex area. If you are buying items as running costs then they become part of the expenditure of the company and, if allowable, reduce the profit level. With respect you seem to be confusing your personal expenditure and that of the company. We all buy things for our companies and charge them up and get a refund. These then go through the company's books at they would in any other business and don't affect your personal tax position. As for your quoted 50% and 150% tax deductibles you appear to be getting into the realms of capital allowances. Capital allowances are a complex area. I hope I am helping, please come back to me if you don't understand.
ill be honest! - i don't really understand tax.
I was not thinking in terms of personal tax, just company tax.
its just i hear people get excited about company purchases being tax free.
you must still have to spent the other 80% to buy it right?
say my profit is 100k and my tax is 20k
should i go out and buy a digger (assume 100% within allowance)for 70k and hope to pay only 6k tax on the 30k left?
i would feel better buying something that would help make more profit.
Some capital items bought may well attract capital allowances at 100%. Some like cars for example, but not luxury cars, only attract a capital allowance of a percentage as a writing down allowance. Vans, however, would get the full whack. Indeed I know of a case where the Inland Revenue allowed a camper VAN as a van. I, like Victor Meldrew, couldn't believe it! Please wait; I will come back to you for your digger example. Here is the HMRC data on capital allowances: You will see that your surmise regarding the purchase of a digger is correct assuming Parliament implements the quarter of a million temporary AIA.