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Tax Update for December 2013
- Split-monthly changes to semimonthly for withholding
- Some retailers must collect new E911 prepaid wireless fee
- You may owe use tax!
- Tax Commission to administer City of Ketchum local option sales tax
- Redesigned website friendly to mobile devices and taxpayers
- Income tax return filing for same-sex couples
- Income tax filing tidbits
- Choose your social media to stay updated
Here's the December 2013 issue of Tax Update — our newsletter for the business community. This edition features articles on changes for split-monthly withholding accounts, the new E911 prepaid wireless fee, use tax, the City of Ketchum local option sales tax, income tax filing for same-sex couples, and more!
Split-monthly changes to semimonthly for withholding
Thanks to a law change, the unpopular split-monthly filing cycle is going away! As of Jan. 1, 2014, employers with annual income tax withholding of $240,000, or an average of $20,000 per month will now pay income tax withholding on a semimonthly basis instead of split-monthly and make payments twice a month. The new filing requirement aligns the filing periods on a calendar-year basis, which should simplify the annual reconciliation process.
We've notified split-monthly filers of their new filing cycle and updated the Form 910 instructions, Form 967 and instructions, and A Guide to Idaho Income Tax Withholding to include the filing change. For more information, visit our Semimonthly Withholding Accounts Web page .
Some retailers must collect new E911 prepaid wireless fee
Retailers who sell prepaid wireless service will be required to collect an enhanced 911 (E911) fee on the sale starting Jan. 1, 2014, and pay the fee to the Tax Commission. The fee is 2.5% of the purchase price, and retailers can keep 3% of the collected fee to offset administration costs. The remainder will go to the Idaho Emergency Communications Fund.
Prepaid wireless is a mobile device where network access is purchased without a contract before use. For example, a customer can prepay for an hour of access to the wireless network. Once the hour of use has been consumed, the mobile device will no longer have access to the wireless network. This type of service is often referred to as pay-as-you-go, pay-as-you-talk, or prepay.
The Tax Commission has sent information to potential retailers of prepaid wireless service about registering to collect the fee.
If you sell prepaid wireless service and haven't received registration information, contact us. For more information, visit our E911 Prepaid Wireless Fee Web page.
You may owe use tax!
The Idaho State Tax Commission is reminding online and catalog shoppers that they may owe use tax to the state if the seller doesn't charge them sales tax.
When shoppers buy goods on the Internet, by telephone, or from a mail-order catalog, sellers won't charge sales tax if they're not Idaho retailers. In that case, Idaho shoppers owe use tax if the goods are delivered into Idaho (unless an Idaho exemption applies). The shoppers are responsible for paying the tax directly to the Tax Commission.
The use tax has been around since 1965 and is the same rate as the sales tax (6 percent). "There's a general lack of understanding about use tax," said Randy Tilley, the Tax Commission's Audit Division Administrator. "But it's an important tool to ensure that Idaho retailers can compete fairly with out-of-state companies that don't charge tax." The tax also helps fund state and local services throughout Idaho.
Tilley said individuals can report and pay use tax on their Idaho income tax returns. "We encourage folks to keep track of their untaxed purchases, total them up at the end of the year, and make a payment when they file their income taxes next year," he said. They can also fill out Form 850-U, (Idaho Self-Assessed Use Tax Worksheet and Return), available at tax.idaho.gov, and pay use tax at any time during the year.
Businesses that make retail sales pay use tax with their sales tax return. Businesses that don't make retail sales can either pay use tax with their Idaho income tax return or a use tax return, or they can submit the tax directly to the Tax Commission using Form 850-U.
For more information about use tax, visit our Sales/Use Tax Web page, watch our Use Tax video on YouTube, or contact us.
Tax Commission to administer City of Ketchum local option sales tax
As of Jan. 1, 2014, the Tax Commission will administer the City of Ketchum local option sales tax, which is a tax that's charged only on sales in the City of Ketchum and on sales where delivery takes place in the City of Ketchum.
All businesses with a retail location in the Ketchum city limits must collect the tax. Other retailers who must collect the tax include those who own property or a stock of goods in the City of Ketchum, businesses that have in-city agents or employees who take orders and make sales, and those who make deliveries into the city with their vehicles or staff.
We've automatically registered retailers who are currently registered with the City to collect the tax and have sent them a permit for each business location. We'll also send registration materials to new retailers with out-of-city and out-of-state mailing addresses so they can register if they determine they're required to collect the tax.
If you haven't received a permit or registration materials, please contact us. For more information, visit our City of Ketchum Local Option Sales Tax Web page.
Redesigned website friendly to mobile devices and taxpayers
Our updated website is now adaptable for use with mobile devices like smartphones and tablets and offers improved organization and navigation. We've also responded to customer feedback by making things easier to find on the site—especially forms and publications. The site includes single-topic pages with information and links to resources about that topic, a calendar of tax events (including due dates), and a subscription service that sends tax due date reminders. Check it out!
Income tax return filing for same-sex couples
The IRS recently ruled that same-sex couples who were legally married in a jurisdiction that recognizes same-sex marriage can file federal tax returns as a married couple. However, since Idaho law doesn't recognize same-sex marriage, different provisions apply for filing Idaho income tax returns.
For couples in a same-sex marriage recognized in a different jurisdiction, each spouse must:
- File a separate Idaho income tax return, either as single or head of household (if qualified), and
- Recompute their federal income tax return as if they had used either the single or head of household (if qualified) filing status, and
- Include those computations or their recomputed federal return with their Idaho Form 40 (resident) or Form 43 (nonresident or part-year resident) tax return.
The Tax Commission is working with software developers to enable same-sex couples to e-file their taxes using software that automatically recomputes their federal income tax return for Idaho purposes.
Income tax filing tidbits
- The 2013 Idaho income tax return deadline is Tuesday, April 15, 2014.
- The best way to file your return is electronically. The software does the math for you, and you get an email acknowledgment that your return was received.
Because the filing season will start later than normal in 2014 due to the recent federal shutdown, efiling your return is your best option for getting the quickest refund.
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- Visit us on YouTube – Idaho State Tax to watch videos about claiming a net operating loss, an introduction to temporary seller's permits, applying tax payments correctly, and more!


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The dress gets a huge amount of attention, but for most brides, the wedding day attire is not complete without the perfect accessories.
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i think Riccardo did race against one on his Mikes lab and narrowly took the event win but was trading first places with Lorenzo so it can and has beaten a ML70 around a race course, something that i am still waiting to see from Airush, North, AA ( i think) Royal RRD. (in the mens fleet)
Europe HAS a competitive board already without the 9-10 month waiting list so drop him a line and try one.
ML is in a very fortunate position that currently the top 3-4 riders world wide ride his gear, he is of course a very good shaper as years of board designing will attest too but he also has a very dedicated bunch of riders to help refine and test on a daily basis with a very strong local race scene that also helps push things forward.
my main priority would be to have a board that lets you put the hours in without failure, one that you know is competitive and one that you can actually get hold of. holding out for the holy grail as it were is fine but if it takes all season to get...


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This series of articles doesn't prescribe a single system that everyone can or should follow. That would undermine its underlying premise of making your own choices. However, since we strongly advocate eating well for living well, some consideration of the components of sound nutritional practice is needed if you are to develop a diet that will truly support your wellbeing. Although a mass of conflicting data surrounds this subject, certain recommendations are almost universally accepted, and these warrant your attention.
Nutrition Basics
Eat more fruits and vegetables, five or more servings a day. These foods contain vitamins and minerals in their natural form as well as fiber, which markedly reduces the risk of bowel cancer and other diseases of the intestines. Fruits and vegetables, and other plant foods that have phytochemicals, aid the body in its defense against illness. "Phyto" means "plant," and phytochemicals are those functional components found in plant foods that are responsible for a plant's color, aroma, and flavor, and for protecting the plant from disease. Chlorophyll and beta-carotene are two examples among hundreds, maybe thousands, of phytochemicals that are currently being researched, and more are still being discovered. These wondrous substances are contained in micro amounts in all plant foods. When we ingest them, they impact specific life functions, such as strengthening the immune system or aiding in the production of hormones.
As you increase your consumption of fruits and vegetables, remember to treat yourself to a whole palette of colors to eat from. Look to the sea for vegetables rich in trace minerals that have been lost from our depleted soils. More and more Americans are developing a taste for sea vegetables such as nori, dulse, and wakame.


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(Oh, and it's a fighter vicious venture cave run with just mystera and magnet: fireball if anyone's als interested in that).


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God holds accountable all of the teachers in His church, whether they lead the two-year-old Sunday school class or teach a graduate-level seminary course. Thus, all Christian teachers must study diligently and work hard to present their subjects clearly and ...Read More
Has God called you to be a teacher in His church, whether it be as a professor, Sunday school instructor, or Bible study leader? If you are in the teaching ministry now, study and pray diligently so that you may ...Read More
Judgment for Teachers
Today's passage warns us about taking up the task of teaching too casually. When we accept such a position of influence over others, whether in an official, ministerial capacity or not, God will judge the words we speak more ...Read More
Deadly Poison
On Pentecost, God gave His own tongues of fire to set the world aflame as a holy sacrifice to Him. When James criticizes our tongues as evil fires, he implies that we have made ourselves gods. Take a careful look ...Read More
The Boasting Tongue
Look back over your life and consider how your tongue has directed it. Try to think of times when your tongue has benefitted you and when it has created trouble for you. Ask yourself in what direction you are steering ...Read More
The Fiery Tongue
In today's passage, James reminds us that it only takes a small flame to cause a great fire. Oftentimes the most offensive and hurtful things that we say appear to be insignificant at the time. However, snide and subtle ...Read More
The Untameable Tongue
Contrary to some theological traditions, the Bible does not teach that it is possible to achieve a sinless perfection this side of heaven. Today's passage reminds us of the powerful presence of sin, especially as manifested in the tongue ...Read More
Single-Minded Speech
James' complaint that the tongue is untameable demonstrates that even the "best" Christian will never in this life perfectly control his tongue. Still, if we continually curse others with our words, then we must question the presence of God in ...Read More
Wise Conduct
Though we may not often think about it in this way, today's passage tells us that good works done in a spirit of meekness and humility demonstrate that we are wise. If we become overly proud from our good ...Read More
The Evil of Envy
Selfish ambition is very dangerous. God has many good things for us, but often He tells us to be patient. We must be careful not to eye jealously what God freely gives to our neighbors. Going about our daily business ...Read More
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Craig Raymond: "Staying indoors. After spending 30 years in Southern California, I have to stay inside just to survive."


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bradleyswimspa necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 7 diseños de 5 diseñadores freelance.
Tahoe Swim Systems
Greetings, I am a new business owner, set up to launch my website and business within the next few weeks. The current website is "http://www.tahoeswimspas.com". Our product is a swim spa, which is essentially a treadmill in the water, where you are swimming against a current from an electronic drive system. Our major competitors are "http://www.endlesspools.com" and "http://www.swimex.com". Our design needs to be clean and to the point. The logo should say in clean font "Tahoe Swim Spas." We have a superior product than our competition, but no advertising or great web presence yet. This is the first step. I would like to see some kind of waves or water or sunset vibe in the logo to give the association of our product with the logo. You can look at endlesspools site and get a good idea of how they did this.
Our target audience is a high end client, who is probably in the age bracket of 40+.
You can find ideas and files from the 3 websites, but this should do for the design of our logo. Simple and Sexy. Please keep in mind, the logo is for "Tahoe Swim Systems" and not Tahoe Swim Spas. Go Get 'em.
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What if I could introduce you to some of the industry insiders in the world of adult products? What if I could bring you a series of conversations with leading retailers, educators, manufacturers and reviewers who are shaping the sex toy and pleasure product marketplace? Well wish no more, because I'm gonna do precisely that with a new podcast series I'm inaugurating today. It's called — Play With It!
To insure that we get off on the right foot in this new series, I looked high and low for the best person to launch this series with me. As it turns out, I didn't have to look very far at all. Today we take an audio field trip to a women-friendly adult toy emporium right here in the Emerald City. We're off to meet the splendid Audrey McManus. She is the Marketing, Education and Social Media Coordinator for Babeland, Seattle.
If you know anything about adult products you will know that the Babeland brand stands for uncompromising quality. And Seattle is lucky enough to have one of their retail outlets in our midst. Audrey has loads of information to share with us about the intimate workings of a sex toy boutique.
Audrey and I discuss:
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- Sinner/Saint Burlesque;
- Teaching about the G-spot;
- Being pregnant;
- Vibrator use;
- Greening your sex life — what to look for, what to avoid;
- The wisdom of buying quality;
- Rechargeable toys and rechargeable batteries.
Audrey invites you to check out all the fabulous products and interesting enrichment programs available at Babeland by visiting their site HERE! Look for her on Facebook HERE! And enjoy her twitter feed HERE!
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Got a question or a comment? Wanna rant or rave? Or maybe you'd just like to talk dirty for a minute or two. Why not get it off your chest! Give Dr Dick a call at (866) 422-5680.
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
True Blood's Joe Manganiello Discusses His Beard in Great Detail
Joe Manganiello just wrapped his first season on True Blood, playing Alcide the hunky, sometimes naked werewolf. We caught up with him this Fashion Week at the G-Star Raw show, where he was sporting his trademark not-too-long, not-too-short, always-the-same facial hair, and took the opportunity to ask every question we could think of about it.
You always have this beard the same length. Is that part of your look?
Yeah. I mean, I read the books, and this is how the character was described in the books. When I showed up I wanted to be as close to that mark as possible, and then you kind of put your own stink on it, and make him look the way you think he should look. And there's kind of a reclusive, construction-working, woodsy, kind of, you know, secretive guy, so I figured a beard would work.
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3 comments:
- Rita said...
Oh Dallas! i would not complain either,i
love a man with a beard.
- September 16, 2010 at 6:48 PM
- Sharon said...
Sicilian and Armenian? Hairless? I don't think so. There must be another reason. I figured he waxed his chest for it to be that hairless and I thought it was kind of strange that every other man on the show has chest hair but the werewolf's is hairless. I think Cooter's was hairless, too. What's up with hairless werewolves? LOL!
- September 16, 2010 at 8:50 PM
- Sharon said...
I forgot to mention, Joe says he tried to make himself look like the Alcide of the books, but Alcide in the books did not have a beard. Sookie says he's one of those kind of men who has to shave a second time if he goes out in the evening. He also had chest hair. No mention of back hair, thankfully!
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Democratic die-hards were horrified a week ago when President Obama didn't mention Mitt Romney's "47 percent" remark, Bain Capital or offshore assets during the first presidential debate.
If nothing else, Vice President Joe Biden's relentlessly aggressive performance in Thursday night's vice presidential debate in Danville, Ky., will calm Democratic nerves and move the presidential campaign beyond the one-sided presidential debate in Denver.
"He energized the Democratic base, which was disillusioned after President Obama's debate performance last week," said Aaron Kall, director of debate at the University of Michigan. "At the very worst for him, the debate was a draw."
Both sides claimed victory after the 90-minute encounter at Centre College — and, indeed, both tickets have reason to be pleased. Neither candidate committed a headline-grabbing gaffe and both nominees spoke in carefully modulated soundbites that will appeal to their parties' core supporters.
"Traditionally, vice presidential debates don't have too much of an impact on the overall shape of the race," said David Lanoue, a political scientist at Columbus State University in Georgia. "And this one probably won't either."
Both candidates' performances exceeded public expectations. A CNN/ORC International poll conducted immediately after the debate found that 55 percent of viewers said Biden exceeded their expectations, while 26 percent said he did worse than expected. For Ryan, 51 percent said he did better than anticipated, while 19 percent were disappointed. Overall, 48 percent of viewers called Ryan the winner and 44 percent picked Biden.
The debate was a contrast in style and substance. While Biden attacked Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan on issues ranging from tax cuts to Iran, the Wisconsin congressman appeared cool and unconcerned. He gave no ground and occasionally counterattacked. In response to Biden's attacks on his proposals for Social Security and Medicare, he declared, "This is what politicians do when they don't have a record to run on."
The vice president showed little respect for his opponent, 27 years his junior. He grinned, chuckled and shook his head at what he called the "malarkey" being spewed by Ryan.
"It looks dismissive," said David Worth, director of forensics at Rice University. "If three words into the response he's already shaking his head, he's not listening."
Still, debate experts said Biden showed greater depth on foreign policy, knowledge of budget matters and passion for middle-class concerns.
"Congressman Ryan clearly passed the competency threshold test," said Kall, "but his performance will not further momentum for the ticket."
And though the debate is unlikely to restore Obama's lost lead in the polls, it buys the Democratic ticket a week until the next presidential debate on Tuesday at Hofstra University in New York.
"Joe was a good soldier," said John Hudak, a fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution, "but he knows the war is yet to be won."
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Reading 3: The Significance of the Dred Scott Trial
Perhaps the most famous court case associated with the Old Courthouse is that of slaves, Dred and Harriet Scott, who in 1846 filed a suit to obtain their freedom from slavery. The case was not a particularly unusual one and there was little coverage of the trial in the local newspapers. Slaves often sued for their freedom on the grounds that they had been freed by a previous owner's will. Other slaves sued for their liberty because their masters had taken them to a non-slave-holding territory and then returned to Missouri. The courts commonly granted freedom in both circumstances until this precedent was reversed by the Dred Scott case.
Dred Scott was brought to St. Louis from Virginia in 1830 by his master, Peter Blow. Later the Blow family sold Scott to Dr. John Emerson, an army surgeon. The slave accompanied his new owner on tours of duty at Rock Island, Illinois, and Fort Snelling in what is now Minnesota. At Fort Snelling, Scott married a slave named Harriet who was purchased by Dr. Emerson from a fellow doctor. In 1843 Emerson died, leaving the Scotts to his widow. In April 1846 Dred and Harriet Scott filed suit against Mrs. Irene Emerson for their freedom on grounds of previous residence in free territory.
The Scotts were helped in initiating their suit by Taylor Blow, the son of Dred's old master, who signed bonds for the Scotts when the suit was first filed. The case came to trial in June 1847 in the Missouri Circuit Court, and was lost by the Scotts. They asked for a retrial, and at a second hearing, in 1850, the Scotts were given their freedom.
Mrs. Emerson appealed the case to the Missouri State Supreme Court, which in 1852 reversed the decision of the lower court, returning the couple to slavery. Many were happy with the decision. One of the judges wrote, "Times now are not as they were when former decisions of this subject were made. Since then not only individuals but states have been possessed with a dark and fell spirit in relation to slavery, whose gratification is sought in the pursuit of measures, whose inevitable consequence must be the overthrow and destruction of our government."
After the State Supreme Court decision, the Dred and Harriet Scott case began to attract national attention and the interest of prominent lawyers. Roswell Field, an accomplished attorney, took on the case and carried it to the Federal District Court. In May 1854, that court ruled in favor of Dred Scott's owner. Field immediately appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Since the Scotts first filed their suit in 1846, tensions between the North and the South had grown. Laws regarding slavery had been passed at local, state, and national levels that caused much dissension between the two regions of the country. There was intense interest in the U.S. Supreme Court's decision regarding the Scotts.
The Supreme Court heard the case argued as Dred Scott v. Sandford because, technically, Scott was now the property of Emerson's brother-in-law, John F. A. Sanford (a clerk misspelled the name of the defendant). The Supreme Court held hearings twice: once in February 1856 and again the following December. The decision, with which seven Justices agreed and two disagreed, was delivered on March 6, 1857 by Chief Justice Roger Taney, who read the "Opinion of the Court." Essentially the court decided that because the Scotts were slaves, they were not considered citizens under the Constitution, and therefore could not sue for their freedom in court. The justices also ruled that the ban on slavery in the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional. Slave owners could not be deprived of their property, and the recently acquired western territories would have to allow slave holders and thus slavery within their borders. The decision struck a blow to the delicate balance of non-slave versus slave states. Instead of lessening sectional tensions as Taney had hoped, the decision only hastened the nation's slide into civil war.
1. On what grounds did Dred and Harriet Scott first sue for their freedom in 1846?
Reading 3 was adapted from Donald Dosch, The Old Courthouse: Americans Build a Forum on the Frontier (Jefferson National Expansion Historical Association, 1979).


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The demise last year of the Taos Talking Picture Film Festival left many wondering what would happen to the artistic, movie-hungry mecca of Taos, NM. A tricky bankruptcy derailed the homegrown festival in 2003, ending (at least temporarily) any chance of hanging out for a weekend, rubbing elbows with a few stars and watching movies in the cool, pine-lined environment of northern New Mexico. Thanks to some last-minute efforts by a team of dedicated film lovers, though, Taos will once again play host to an annual film festival.
In fact, the popular TTPIX was not the only film festival to take up residence amid the pines. Taos has also been home to the successful, high altitude sports-
"We did the Mountian Film Festival. Having shown we could do that one successfully, we were therefore the obvious choice and got asked to pick up on the idea of a spring festival," says Slator, sounding amazingly calm for such a harried man. "What we're doing is trying to keep alive the spirit of a quality independent feature film festival."
TTPIX created a lot of fans in its lifetime and Slator admits that, "there were several bodies in the state—from the governor on down—who wanted to see the festival either kept alive or some version of it revived."
With the state's renewed interest in the film industry—productions have flooded into the state in the wake of tax incentives and a State Film Museum is being built in Santa Fe—it's no surprise that there would be those interested in keeping New Mexico's few film festivals going. Several groups scrambled to fill in the gap left by TTPIX's departure. (The Taos Vision Quest International Film Festival, for example, is scheduled for April 21-25.) But it was Slator's experience and enthusiasm that ignited the biggest interest among sponsors and community members.
His first duty was to recruit Kelly Clement and Jason Silverman, the former director of programming and artistic director of Taos Talking Pictures. Individually, the two have served as programmers or advisors for events including the San Francisco Film Festival, the Telluride Film Festival and the Native Cinema Showcase. "I have two of the best guys in my opinion from Taos Talking Pictures, which is why I was able to pull it off," says Slator. "I get involved in programming, certainly, in terms of being allowed to give my opinion. But they are the ones who have the contacts and have found the films. So, we'll have a damn good slate this year."
Slator is averse to comparing the brand new Picture Show with the late, lamented Taking Pictures. Still, the clean slate only emphasizes the changes that have been made. "The difference, chiefly, is size," says Slator. "We're going to have a much smaller event." Taos Picture Show is based on Slator's Taos Mountain Film Festival. It concentrates on a single venue and a single program of films. TTPIX's huge annual slate of films, workshops, panel discussions, student conferences, parties and dinners often left attendees racing from theater to theater in an attempt to absorb just a tiny portion of the ambitious catalogue of events.
The Taos Picture Show is all about the movies.
Among the films to be screened at this year's inaugural Picture Show are two made-in-New Mexico films. Blind Horizon, shot largely in Las Vegas, features Val Kilmer as an amnesiac racing against the clock to figure out his role in the potential assassination of a presidential candidate. Kilmer and the film's director, Michael Hausmann, have both been invited to attend the screening. The Thief of Time, filmed in Albuquerque, is the latest adaptation of a Tony Hillerman novel and stars Wes Studi and Adam Beach. Ojibwa Indian actor Beach is scheduled to make an appearance.
Other programs at the Taos Picture show include the musical documentary Metallica: Some Kind of Monster, the Academy Award nominated Swedish film Evil and the Irish drama Song for a Raggy Boy starring Aidan Quinn, which has won 10 international film festival awards. The festival's centerpiece is a documentary called Festival Express, which chronicles the historic 1970 counterculture cross-Canadian train tour by Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead, The Band and others. All tolled, the festival features 14 films over the course of four days. Directors and actors from many of the films are expected to be there in person.
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This wasn't meant to be a blog post; I have been trying to put together an infographic for an event I work on in Indonesia (infographic to be mainly about economics, investment and infrastructure) and as part of that did a search for other infographics about Indonesia and the region so I didn't repeat anything and maybe get some top tips. I was making notes as I went and thought that it would make quite a good blog post. So here you go!
I guess the digital marketing nature of infographics meant most of the ones I have found are about 'Digital Marketing'. (click on links for complete infographics):
INDONESIA – GENERAL INFORMATION (undated)Beautifully designed infographic giving top-line information on Indonesia – population, area, history, economy - from a US graphic designer. No source or date though, so I probably wouldn't quote it!
Pros: Beautifully designed infographic with what looks like quite extensive information
Cons: No date or source, so difficult to be sure of accuracy
Interesting stat: "Indonesia is made up of 17,508 islands"
|Annalise Ogle | Indonesia
INDONESIA - THE NEXT BIG THING IN DIGITAL MEDIA (March 2011)
Although 2 years out of date, provides some nice simple stats on digital usage in Indonesia from the Singapore Management University (SMU).
Pros: Some interesting (albeit old) trends for anyone looking at marketing (especially digital) in Indonesia
Cons: 2 years out of date now. Best used as 'trends' rather than solid facts
Interesting stat: "Indonesia has more Facebook users than the population of Canada"
|Indonesia: The Next Big Thing In Digital Media
DIGITAL MEDIA IN INDONESIA (Nov 2011)Well, it's more about social media than 'digital media' but goes into depth about Twitter and Facebook. Again, a little old (Nov 2011), but some nice graphics. Also from SMU.
Pros: In-depth information on social media, especially Facebook and Twitter
Cons: A little out of date now and some of the comments don't actually make sense
Interesting stat: "Thursday is the busiest Twitter day in Indonesia" (in Nov 2011)
|Indonesia To Become A Leading Nation For Tech Start-ups? - Tech in Asia
BURSON-MARSTELLER ASIA-PACIFIC SOCIAL MEDIA (April 2011)I was hoping there may be a more recent edition of this by now, but it seems like this was a bit of a one off (this company did publish a Global Social Media Check-Up in 2012 which is also worth a look). Anyway this is still an extensive (22 pages) analysis of social media in Asia Pacific.
Pros: Loads of information here split by country if you're looking at social media across this whole region
Cons: Sorry, it's also a year and a half old.
Interesting stat: "16.5% of Indonesians use the Internet" (think of the potential to grow!)
|Asia Internet Insights from Burson-Marsteller
INDONESIA MARKET OVERVIEW – MOBILE (Jun 2012)This overview of the Indonesian mobile market is compiled by mobile company InMobi and gives a nice top level view on growth and use of different mobile handset brands.
Pros: Good info on handset usage
Cons: Not hugely helpful with regard to mobile marketing trends (beyond ad impressions)
Interesting stat: The prominence of Nokia and Samsung is interesting especially if you are used to the dominance of iPhones in some European and North American countries.
|Indonesia Mobile Ad Market Doubles in a Year, Android Growing Fastest - Tech in Asia
TOP FACEBOOK PAGES IN INDONESIA (updated monthly)This infographic seems to be published monthly by SocialBakers on We Are Social. Does what it says on the tin, gives you the top performing Facebook pages in Indonesia.
Pros: Gives you the current Facebook zeitgeist of brands and very up to date
Cons: Not much other Facebook analysis
Interesting stat: The two most prominent fan pages are Blackberry and Blackberry – showing the importance of this brand in Indonesia. Apple who?!
|Top Facebook Pages in Asia, Feb 2013 [Part 1] | We Are Social Singapore
And finally...
IS INDONESIA MORE ENTREPRENEURIAL THAN THE US? (June 2012)This insightful blog post calls into question the content of a recent infographic that looked at entrepreneurship and innovation around the world.
Whether you agree or not, he does make a good point – don't believe everything you see – by infographics making data easily digestible they can sometimes mask the information behind them, or even be entirely erroneous. So check your sources, and do your own research where possible!
|Beware of infographics, especially if the findings are too good to be true
Monitor the online buzz around your brand (May, 2009)


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Thanks to the ongoing marvel that is Netflix Streaming, many previously hard to find and slept-on films are finding their way to our televisions, in fairly stunning quality. Recently I stumbled upon a movie I'd been seeking out for years and had basically given up on, Robert Culp's 1972 detective film Hickey & Boggs.
Hickey & Boggs was one of a spate of revisionist private-eye movies that proliferated in the late 60s and early 70s, along with better known examples like The Long Goodbye (Robert Altman, 1973), Night Moves (Arthur Penn, 1975) and Chinatown (Roman Polanski, 1974). For years I only knew of it because it was always referenced in books about 1970s cinema, genre revisionism or neo noir – I'd never seen it on TV or in a video store. To me, Hickey & Boggs only existed as still photographs of director-star Culp and his co-star, Bill Cosby, holding .44 Magnums, so I was more than happy to find it available for instant streaming.
Despite the presence of Culp and his I Spy co-star Cosby, the film, written by then-rising star Walter Hill, is a downbeat affair. Al Hickey (the Cos) and Frank Boggs (Culp) are partners in a two man Los Angeles private eye firm, ex-cops and divorced losers. Boggs is an alcoholic whose stripper ex-wife likes to taunt him from the stage ("Eat your heart out.") and Hickey is desperate to repair his family and be a father and husband again, but his ex (Rosalind Cash) is having none of it. Hickey and Boggs are broke, financially and spiritually.
The two are hired by a creepy, possibly pedophile lawyer named Rice to find a missing girl, which brings them deep into a web of gangsters, thugs, black militants and stolen mob money. The closer they get to cracking the case, the deeper the hole they dig themselves. The bad guys want them dead and the cops want them out of the way or in jail. What's worse is that they can't even figure out why they're putting themselves through all of this. "It's not about anything," Hickey repeatedly complains. And while they carry the same enormous, deadly pistol as Clint Eastwood's Harry Callahan, they don't share his deadly accuracy. "I gotta get a bigger gun," Boggs complains, "I can't hit anything anymore."
Hickey & Boggs was the only film Culp directed, and it's a pity he didn't go behind the camera again. The film is well-paced, well-acted and Culp has a good sense of the city and the contrast between the dark places the characters go and the bright, sun-bleached, wide open expanses the action often plays itself out in (the L.A. Coliseum, the beach, a collapsing hillside mansion). Hill's script was supposedly written for Jason Robards and Strother Martin, which makes one wonder if the original intent was to get Culp's good friend Sam Peckinpah to direct. No matter, Culp makes the most of the material and gives a very generous performance, allowing for really nice work from the rest of the cast (including a very young James Woods and Michael Moriarty) to shine.
The biggest impression is made by Cosby. Cosby gets a couple sardonic one-liners in, but this is a straight dramatic role, with his character going to some pretty dark places emotionally, and he's excellent. He's always believable and always seems to be giving each scene the proper energy. Sadly, the film didn't do well, and Cosby spent the bulk of the remainder of the 1970s in silly (albeit fun) comedies with Sidney Poitier. What a shame that he wasn't given more of a chance to shine as a dramatic actor during those peak years. Hickey & Boggs provides a tantalizing "What if?"
For fans of Cosby, Culp or neo-noir, Hickey & Boggs is a must-see.


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John Poole
John W. Poole is a multimedia producer for NPR. He makes documentary films and multimedia presentations for the web and digital platforms, extending the reach and power of traditional photojournalism with moving pictures and sound.
In 2007, Poole came to NPR to help develop a visual media strategy, combining the organization's audio storytelling strength with still and motion photography. His work has led to two national Emmy nominations for the NPR Music series 'Project Song' and one for an investigative series on traumatic brain injury.
Over his 15-year career, Poole has covered a range of subjects, including national elections in South Africa and the United States, the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks and their aftermath, the effects of global climate change, and conservation issues in Peru and Namibia.
Poole was part of a small team of visual journalists who developed the documentary video department at The Washington Post in 1998. That work was recognized with the first-ever Edward R. Murrow award for multimedia journalism in 2004.His work on a feature story about violinist Joshua Bell contributed to a Pulitzer Prize in 2008.
The White House News Photographers Association has honored Poole with more than 20 awards for his work, including the 2005 Video Editor of the Year. His film, "The Sheriff of Gay Washington," produced for The Washington Post, screened in festivals across the country and was optioned by HBO Documentary Films in 2006.


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Life has been a bit busy lately. I've been working on some projects for the upcoming women's retreat with my church, but I don't have anything quite ready to post yet.
I did attend our county fair a couple weeks ago and found some repurposed projects there that I want to share with you. First off, the fair committee had a contest in which people could decorate bowling pins. There were lots of great ones. Here are some of my favorites.
I love checking out the artsy and crafty projects that 4-H'ers create. I was in 4-H for 10 years when I was growing up, and fell in love with crafting through that fabulous organization.
One girl created a dress out of book pages! She must have had a lot of patience. It's absolutely fabulous. She even included a picture of her wearing it.
Another project I loved was this sunset painted onto an old board. Unfortunately, my picture doesn't do it justice. The lighting in the building was not condusive to taking good pictures.


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Now I thought there was another miniseries around that same time having another creature, I was thinking a giant octopus.
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EDIT: nevermind the title, I found it. It's called The Beast, it's from 10 years ago. Now I'm confused to which one I was watching.
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Then they went to Walmart, our favorite store where everyone knows us by name! Yep, that bad. Go there that often that they are like neighbors and I have a friend from there on my facebook. ;D They each bought a little toy to celebrate. <3
My oldest told me this morning...Mom, I know you love to bake and I know you are going to make a cake today. ;D So that is what I did...Made us a birthday cake.
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I have seen sparkler candles at Walmart and Party City. <3 and HUgs!
I used my Triple Chocolate Cake and added 1 cup each of chopped walnuts and caramel bits to the batter. I baked this in a springform pan.
I melted the remainder of the caramel bits and a teaspoon or so of water, then added a handful of chopped walnuts to it. You can top the cake, but we really don't like icing and toppings on our cakes...Okay, It's me that doesn't. So I make something for All the boys, little ones and hubby and add to theirs. Hope you like My Birthday Cake! <3 and Hugs!
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Ever since the advent of tire pressure monitoring systems, I've thought tires should have the capability of self-inflating. If the car can know when the pressure is low and then alert the driver, it should be able to activate a system to re-inflate while driving, too.
That bothers me every time the TPMS light illuminates on my dash, because it means I have to find my pressure checker, check all four tires, and scour my car's crevices for lost quarters while hoping I can find a gas station with an air compressor or an open tire repair shop. That dang light has ruined more than one day.
I am grateful for the system, though, because it alerts me to possible screws stuck between the treads long before I'd think to check my air pressure. I'd rather spend an afternoon at a tire shop than stranded on a lonesome highway with a flat, that's for sure. I just wish the tires would take care of the problem on their own.
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Bonnaroo 2011 marks the 10th anniversary of the Tennessee music fest, which features a surreal roundup of influential artists—from hallowed hit-makers to old-school royalty, and everything in between. However, the antics onstage hardly compare to the madness off—the grounds have become synonymous with sex, drugs, and hippie shuffling. Complex City Guide reporter Lauren Otis will be forgoing sleep and hygiene to go live on the ground and blog from the bonna-fied event. Come on feel the noise.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
This Tent, 10:58 p.m.
Though they've undoubtedly caused equal amounts of confusion and frustration for intoxicated festivalgoers over the years, I thoroughly enjoy the clever stage and tent names, which are kind of a heady play on "Who's on First." Your favorite artist could be appearing in "This Tent," "That Tent," or "The Other Tent"—or alternately, on "Which Stage" or "What Stage."
'Roo creators probably laugh their asses off watching lost friends on the phone trying to find one another.
Centeroo, 10:50 p.m.
Centeroo, as the name indicates, is the epicenter of the festival's grounds. Like a carnival, there are vendors for days, all housed in different tents, each hawking some quirky kind of merchandise or "experience." In addition to your standard henna and funnel cake stops, there are places to nab full body massages, craft your own conga drum, pass out in a hammock (I noticed nappers taking full advantage of this), and even get your hair done by a squad of Garnier stylists, assuming you don't mind the fact that the humidity will have you looking like Don King minutes after. There's also a red-lit tent urging guests to come in, hang out, and "take a Sheet."
Sheets, as I learned from a press kit I received before the festival, are sort of a weird cross between Listerine breath strips and Red Bull, and they are no joke. I was pretty skeptical about the idea of an "energizing breath strip," but figured it couldn't hurt to pop one to see if it'd help me perk up after a draining day in the car. I have no idea what kind of speed they secretly mix into the formula, but my eyes felt like they were about to spring out of my head. I was ready to run laps, do jumping jacks, rush mosh pits and start banging people around. Proceed with caution.
Mushroom Fountain, 11:00 p.m.
Of all the bits of advice I'd received from Bonnaroo vets, the one I seemed to hear most frequently was "STAY THE FUCK OUT OF THE MUSHROOM FOUNTAIN!" Aside from frolicking and noodling, fest hippies apparently did all sorts of other unmentionable things in the water, which in turn got recycled and dumped right back out on the heads of more naïve individuals just looking to cool off.
I maintained my distance. God, it looked refreshing though.
Click to the next page to read about Lauren's encounter with Donald Glover.
Waste Cases, 11:44 p.m.
I came close to stepping on this kid on my way into the Childish Gambino show. There were a few others like him, sitting cross-legged in the dirt, heads in hands, rocking slightly back and forth, looking like they wanted to shoot themselves in the face. Thursday's shows had only kicked off a few hours prior, so I was a little surprised to stumble upon partiers who'd outdone themselves so early in the game. Don't get me wrong, I was expecting plenty of this, just not quite so soon. This kid's weekend is looking pretty bleak.
Childish Gambino at This Tent, 11:59 p.m.
After having a chance to sit down and chat with Donald Glover a few hours before his show, it was really exciting to see the renaissance man take the stage as his alter-ego, Childish Gambino, and completely kill it. The tent was flooded with fans, some of who went as far as to flip over the nearest garbage cans and jump on top of them to try and get a slightly better view. There were also those who attempted to crowd surf their way to the front, but none made it very far; the Gambino fans beneath them were less than enthusiastic about supporting the weight of various 200+ lbs. bros trying to air-cut them. And there were quite a few. In fact, a pretty impressive portion of the rapper-actor-comedian's cheering fans seemed to be the sort of guys he might've had his way with in his 2006 viral hit, "Bro Rape."
Almost as entertaining as Gambino's fanship was the overwhelming number of dudes who seemed to know all the words to Adele's "Rolling in the Deep." During a brief interlude, a screen behind the artist invited fans to clap and sing along to John Legend's cover of the hit. The voices crying out in response were almost all male. Not that they didn't know every last word to each of the performer's other hits, because they certainly did. It became evident right away when viewers weren't familiar with Glover's music—they were the ones you'd notice flinching when he'd rap some of his less-PC lines with abandon. However, once they got over the initial shock, they too gave into the rapper's charms. The guy is undeniably likable.


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According to BlackBerry CMO Frank Boulben, singer Alicia Keys' role as the company's global creative director is more than just a flashy name for spokesperson.
According to Ad Age, "Ms. Keys has sat in on five marketing meetings with the company, even presenting her own PowerPoint slides at one, he said. She is also expected to give a presentation at the company's upcoming BlackBerry Live event."
These days, celebrity endorsements of major brands are rampant — some more successful than others. Jay-Z and Budweiser, Rick Ross and Reebok (before he was fired), and Marc Jacobs and Diet Coke are just a few of the recent pairings.
But a "global creative director" actually contributing their own input to a brand's marketing strategy is relatively unheard of. Brand ambassadors usually get by just flashing a logo every now and then — Keys' PowerPoint presentation takes the role to a new level.
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The Second Conference on Measuring Human Progress was organized by the Human Development Report Office on 4-5 March 2013 in New York. It brought together the leaders in the field of human development measurement at an international level, including Amartya Sen, Joseph Stiglitz, and Jean-Paul Fitoussi, amongst other prominent figures. The Conference aimed to discuss critical themes in human development measurement with the objective of better informing the development of such tools at UNDP and in other research institutions.
The Human Development Index (HDI) and its related indices (Inequality Adjusted HDI, Gender Inequality Index and Multidimensional Poverty Index) have emerged as the preeminent ranking system for measuring international development. The Human Development Report Office organized this meeting to consider how best to improve these indices: how can we make them conceptually stronger, more statistically robust and easier to use by policy makers, advocates and the media? The meeting played a major role in advancing UNDP's thinking about human development measurement and a significant contribution to the growing international conversation about how best to measure progress.
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|Session 1: Assessing Human Progress
|James Foster, George Washington University
|Maurice Kugler, HDRO
|Peter Harper, Australian Bureau of Statistics
|Miguel Szekely, Institute for Innovation in Education, Mexico
Michaela Saisana, European Commission - Joint Research Centre, Italy
|Shiva Kumar, National Advisory Council, India
|Session 2: Going Beyond Income - Measuring Inequality
|Conchita D'Ambrosio, University of Milan - Bicocca
|Alan Fuchs, HDRO
|Branko Milanovic, World Bank, Washington, DC
|Pedro Conceicao, UNDP
|Carmen Herrero, University of Alicante, Spain
|Rafael Guerreiro Osorio, Instituto de Pesquisa Economica Aplicada (IPEA), Brazil
|Session 3: Assessing the Gender Gap, or 'Penalizing' for Gender Inequalities?
|Stephan Klasen, University of Gottingen, Germany
|Amie Gaye, HDRO
|Cheryl Doss, Yale University
|Dzodzi Tsikata, Institute for Statistical, Social and Economic Research, University of Ghana
|Moazam Mahmood, ILO, Geneva
|Eduardo Zambrano, Cal Poly, USA
|Session 4: Measuring the Many Faces of Poverty
|Stephan Klasen, University of Gottingen
|Milorad Kovacevic, HDRO
|Sabina Alkire, OPHI, Oxford University, UK
|Gonzalo Hernandez Licona, CONEVAL, Mexico
|George Molina Gray, UNDP
|Day 2
|Session 5: Measurement, Policy-making
Keynote address: From Economic Growth to Human Development: the Power of Measurement - Joseph Stiglitz, Columbia University
Keynote address: Incorporating Sustainability in Measurements - Jean-Paul Fitoussi, Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris; Khalid Malik, HDRO
|Panel: Measuring Human Progress
Moderator: Rebeca Grynspan, Associate Administrator, UNDP
Amartya Sen, Joseph Stiglitz, Jean-Paul Fitoussi and José Antonio Ocampo
|Session 6: Moving Forward
Keynote address: HD Measurement: Taking Stock and Moving Forward - Amartya Sen, Harvard University
Comments: Rehman Sobhan, Center for Policy Dialogue, Dhaka
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Professor Nayyar conducts executive development courses at many services firms. He also serves as a consultant on business and corporate strategy development and implementation, customer service, corporate turnarounds, and operations improvement for a wide variety of organizations both in the manufacturing and service sectors. Before joining NYU Stern, Professor Nayyar worked at A.F. Ferguson and Company, and Larsen and Toubro Limited. He has also taught at the University of Michigan and the Indian Institute of Materials Management.
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Creating Value in Financial Services
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Technological Innovation: Oversights and Foresights
Cambridge University Press
P. Nayyar (1995)
Stock Market Reactions to Customer Service Changes
Strategic Management Journal. 16(1), 1995, 39-53
P. Nayyar and R. Garud (1994)
2. Transformative Capacity: Maintaining Corporate Vitality by Inter-Temporal Technology Transfer
Strategic Management Journal. 15(5), 1994, 365-385
P. Nayyar and P. Templeton (1994)
3. Seller Beware: Information Asymmetry and the Choice of Generic Competitive Strategies for Service Businesses
Advances in Services Marketing and Management, Volume 3
P. Nayyar and K. Bantel (1994)
4. Competitive Agility: A Source of Competitive Advantage Based on Speed and Variety
Advances in Strategic Management, Volume 10
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I'm having one of those heavy weeks that just seem to keep putting layer and layer of sadness on every day. While I'll admit that I'm the type that seems to be oversensitive to the anything sad or negative it's just that I feel like a big sponge sometimes that just keeps seeping the stuff up. Despite me being able to recognize it I just can't seem to change it.
I went for a long time where I just couldn't watch the news because of the reports of everything going wrong. Blocking out the world doesn't much seem the answer though you still hear just as much of what's wrong in every day conversation.
I've been thinking about all the bad stuff that seems to happen, especially this week, and have been trying to work out some sense of it for myself that will allow me to move forward and not be so bogged down by it. It's in thinking about that, that I thought of physics. No I am in no way a physicists nor do I claim to understand any of its laws but I do remember this: Sir Isaac Newton's third law states that, "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction." I guess maybe that's an odd thing to think about but for some reason it gave me a bit of clarity and maybe hope that things in the world aren't quite as bad as they might seem at the time.
See, while I'm not a physicist I like to think I kind of get that one, at least in theory. If indeed there is an opposite reaction to every action then maybe it holds true that for every bad there has to be a good, or that for every sadness there has to be a happy day, for every thunderstorm or tornado, a rainbow? I know when thinking of that, from a logical standpoint, from the negative side, you can just as easily say that for every good there is a bad. The thing is, from that way of thinking, there at least has to a balance in the world. And that makes me feel a bit better.
With that in mind I've decided that rather than sit and dwell on every bad thing that happened this week that I should try to think of something good that had happened to balance it all out. It didn't have to be anything life changing just something that made me happy when I thought of it. For instance:
Dennis mows and leaves patches of wildflowers in the middle of the yard because he knows I like them and that the girls like to pick them, even in the face of them really being weeds.
The way Gabby was singing, "Rain, Rain, Go Away," quietly to herself the other night during the light rainfall we got and that a rainbow popped up at the back of the house right after the rain subsided.
How a friend sends me random links to things like red and white polka dotted items because she knows I'll like them and that another posts videos of songs that seem to bizarrely fit whatever situation I'm in that day.
That a baby can still coo and smile during even the saddest of times and that I know that the person who the sadness surrounded would have been incredibly happy to see it.
Getting to watch someone who has found a new love truly enjoy herself for once after a bad relationship.
The silly lighthearted bickering and joking of two women who seem to have been born to be friends.
Two elderly sisters that I see every so often who don't even need to talk to express themselves and the fact that they drive an old Volkswagen bug.
How someone who I know is taking a big leap of faith to make a change in her life is truly going to be happier for it and the look of relief on her face when she realized the opportunity for change was an answer to a prayer she's had for a long time now.
The fact that we still have a drugstore with a soda fountain where I can get a diet coke and peppermint patty when the day is going bad.
Knowing that one friend is spending the morning taking a walk to allow nature to ease her own worries of the week and seeing the beautiful images that she captures and shares when she returns.
How Tori, no matter how many times you try to untangle her, will end up twisted into a pretzel while she sleeps.
The fierce love of a Son for his mother.
As sad and worrisome as the week has been I know that I could go on and on if I allow myself to look past the negative of the situation. I, maybe we, simply need to believe that there is balance in the world.
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It looks like one sweet ride. Much lower price point than the Model S.
Tesla's design guru stated that this vehicle, which is often referred to as the Tesla Model C (C is for compact), would feature distinctive styling and a target base price of approximately $30,000.
Time for Nissan to step up their game. What do you guys think, as in are they up to it ?