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Embarrassment Drives Delaware Tax Evaders to Pay Up
Infamy, or threat of it, proves effective revenue generator for many states.
By Government Technology News Staff
Tax scofflaws beware: the Delaware Division of Revenue has just posted its most recent lists of the 100 individuals and businesses with the largest outstanding tax burdens. According to a news release, the practice began in February. 2007 under a program proposed by State Rep. Deborah Hudson.
The program is paying dividends. Since its inception, more than $9 million has been recovered, with $2.8 million coming in over the past year. Revenues were collected through payment of back taxes by those whose names were published on the online lists, as well as those who paid to avoid having their names posted online.
"A number of individuals and businesses pay their tax delinquencies once their name is posted online," said Patrick Carter, revenue director, in a statement. "Greater still, though, is the amount of money collected from individuals and businesses that pay beforehand so that their information never goes on our website."
Here's how it works: In Delaware, the state targets the largest unpaid tax debts of more than $1,000, and adds the next set of 100 names in both personal and business categories every quarter. Before names are posted online, debtors receive an unpaid tax judgment, as well as notification by mail that they qualify to have their name and tax burden on the site.
Taxpayers can avoid tax delinquency shame by paying their balance in full or making payment arrangements. The state doesn't post information about debtors seeking bankruptcy protection or those who are appealing their tax burden.
A recent Huffington Post article cites Oklahoma, New Jersey, Nebraska and New York as some of the more recent states to embrace shaming of delinquent taxpayers online. According to the article, the number of states embracing the practice now outnumbers the number of states that don't.
The California Franchise Tax Board posts a list of 500 delinquent taxpayers that have an outstanding tax burden of more than $100,000 on its website. The practice began in 2007 and the state has recovered nearly $120 million. Beginning this July, debtors on California's list can also have state issued licenses revoked or denied (driver's, professional and occupational) until the debt is settled or a repayment agreement is made.
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Google is being pulled into an increasing number of police and government investigations around the world as authorities seek to learn more about the people who use its internet search engine, email and other services.
The latest snapshot of law enforcement agencies' efforts to extract personal information from Google emerged in a report published by the company today.
Governments presented Google with 21,389 requests for information on 33,634 of its users during the last six months of 2012. The number of requests was up 17% from a year earlier.
Authorities in the US delivered nearly 8,438 of the requests, representing nearly 40% of the worldwide total. The US volume was one-third higher than in the same period the previous year.
Subpoenas accounted for 68% of US requests, followed by search warrants at 22%. A mix of court orders and other legal demands made up the remaining US requests for user information from Google.
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Quickfire Soccer is a competitive app-based team building extravaganza designed to get everybody on side and have maximum fun. With each team representing a 'FIFA World Cup Squad' players start the game with a fully loaded iPad, a holdall of soccer equipment and a small amount of currency. Their mission is to invest wisely, out-manoeuvre other teams, complete as many challenges as possible in order to maximise points before the referee blows the final whistle.
The mental, creative and active tasks offered up the tablet menu come with varied difficulty levels and take various forms –action photos, video performance, football trivia multiple choice, logic puzzles and more! Whether you love football or not, this game offers individual choice and designed appeal to all personality types. You don't have to be soccer mad to support your team in this game.
After the official Kick Off teams tackle a plethora of challenges, each of which has a cost of entry and a reward for successful completion. Just like a National Football Team, successful managers in Soccer Quickfire have to position talent by selecting the challenges they are confident they can complete. Decisive leadership, strategy and effective communication are everything as teams can gain advantage by juggling multiple tasks.
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My own understanding of the term camp followers was that it was synonymous with prostitutes who followed armies around plying their trade. However, according to Wikipedia:
Camp-follower is a term used to identify civilians and their children who follow armies. There are two common types of camp followers; first, the wives and children of soldiers, who follow their spouse or parent's army from place to place; the second type of camp followers have historically been informal army service providers, servicing soldiers needs whilst encamped, in particular selling goods or services that the military does not supply, these have included cooking, laundering, liquor, nursing, sexual services and sutlery.
ODO's BrE and AmE entries are both identical and similar to the above:
a civilian who works in or is attached to a military camp.
Webster, on the other hand, appears to concur with me:
a civilian (as a prostitute) who follows a military unit to attend or exploit military personnel
Wiktionary offers a fence-sitting definition albeit one leaning towards my side a wee bit:
A civilian who works for a military organization, often a prostitute.
None of the dictionary entries explicitly include the families of soldiers in their definitions.
So, are camp followers all the civilians employed in the service industry who follow armies around? Or has the term dwindled to only imply those who provide sexual services? I'd also appreciate any information on the evolution of the term, if applicable.


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Work has almost completed on Glenn Howells Architects' £4 million, 42-home Triangle development in Swindon – the first housing scheme by Grand Designs TV presenter Kevin McCloud's development company, Hab
McCloud, whose company has worked with the housing group GreenSquare (as Hab Oakus), claims the scheme came in at just £1,150/sq m and marks the start of a mass housing drive to roll out similar projects under the Hab banner.
He said: 'This is a deliverable housing scheme that is now repeatable. We are working on other projects, which will allow us to take advantage of the investment and research we have made.
He added: 'It should be possible to do Code for Sustainable Homes level 5 with the same amount of money and we are working on larger schemes.'
Hab, which has yet to fully finish the landscaping on the Swindon scheme, is working on a number of other developments around the South West, including schemes in Stroud by DSDHA and in Oxford by AHMM.
Former AJ editor and Hab design director Isabel Allen said having McCloud and the cameras on board had not turned into 'financial deals', but had energised people to give up their time.
She added: 'We have managed to absorb lots of free time and nobody has put a price on that. But now we have a good network of consultants and we are getting more confident about what we do. We want to do lots of good housing and there is a massive need down here in the West Country.'
Allen explained that Hab would retain the architects chosen to work in particular town on further projects in the area.
She said: 'The Triangle scheme is a prototype. But we are not going to churn it out. The fundamental thing about Hab is always the context.
'This is a dead simple terrace house based on a Swindon railway cottage. There are no cantilevers here. It is about getting proportions right.'
Glenn Howells, who admits to having 'squandered' time on the scheme, said: 'We wanted to see what we could achieve within these [budget] constraints.'
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As with my moan on the Future Townhouse project - this scheme continues the modern malaise of car parking right up hard to the front of the house.
No chance for an attractive front garden and a reduced chance for interaction with neighbours.
It encourages the seamless transition from your mobile metal box straight into your static brick box. Why cant there be a distinct and physical separation between home and car or have we become so attached to our cars we feel the need to keep them close at hand like a pampered child?
I like the bike racks though!
It does rather have the look of a row of terraced slate quarryman's houses in North Wales: very harsh and very grey.
It is perhaps due to the lack of landscaping and the lack of a sunny day for the photos but......
Also: "had energised people to give up their time", "We have managed to absorb lots of free time and nobody has put a price on that", and "admits to having 'squandered' time on the scheme" do appear to be euphemisms for "work for free". I wonder who made a profit out of the scheme.
All that infrastructure for just two stories, what a shame.
All that infrastructure for just two stories, what a shame.
Nice to see some affordable housing that moves away from the chocolate-box house dulled down by budget and committee.
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The Eurocopter X3 made its U.S. debut in June at Fort Worth Alliance Airport, near American Eurocopter's headquarters in Grand Prairie, Texas. Eurocopter
Picture this: A mad scientist takes a helicopter and a twin-turboprop into his laboratory, wires them together, then sends millions of volts of electricity coursing through their frames. When the smoke clears, a strange combination of the two is left. When released from its iron straps, the creature hovers for a moment, then jets away like an airplane.
That creature is Eurocopter's X3, a hybrid machine designed to offer the vertical flight capabilities of a helicopter, and the speed of an airplane. To save development time, Eurocopter engineers started with its EC155 medium-twin helicopter. They then replaced the Fenestron with a bobbed tail, tweaked the shape of the fuselage to accommodate new components, and added propellers to stubby wings. Eurocopter says, though, that the X3 testbed flying today will have a different hull design a few years down the road.
Eurocopter invited Rotor & Wing to fly the X3 at Fort Worth Alliance Airport (KAFW), located 22 nm northeast of American Eurocopter's headquarters in Grand Prairie, Texas, two days prior to its official U.S. public debut. I would only be the second person outside of the company's own personnel to fly the machine they call the "X cube." The day began with a technical briefing by Jean-Jacques Ferrier and Paul Eglin, two of the X3's senior engineers. "It is quite simple," Ferrier explained. "We slow down the main rotor at high speed to reduce Mach at [the blade tip]. Then we have a wing which develops additional lift to unload the main rotor at high speed and to compensate for retreating blade stall."
Because the rotor has zero pitch at high speed to reduce drag, Ferrier said that an X3 pilot does not tilt the rotor disk to achieve forward flight. Thrust is provided entirely by the two, five-bladed, constant-speed propellers, which receive power from a pair of Rolls-Royce-Turbomeca RTM322s conventionally mounted atop the fuselage. The turboshaft engines and props are coupled to the same transmission that drives the X3's five-bladed main rotor system.
The propellers also provide anti-torque services through differential thrust. And to keep it simple for pilots, the pedals control the anti-torque thrust the same as they would in a conventional helicopter.
The wings on the X3 play a key role in its performance. The added lift they produce minimizes the need for lift from the main rotor. Consequently, once 60 kts has been achieved, the collective is lowered. However, this does not cause the main rotor to enter an autorotative state. It merely reduces its RPMs to a point where drag is minimized.
"Fin flaps are used in cruise flight to counteract the main rotor torque," Eglin said. "Of course, we have less power on the main rotor, so a very small setting is sufficient." Wing and horizontal stabilizer flaps are used to pitch the aircraft, not the rotor disk. "It is very easy to fly," boasted Ferrier. Before being escorted out to the X3, I pulled weather for KAFW. The winds were 160 at 12 kts gusting to 17, with a temperature/dew point spread of 34/18.
It's a tall ship, standing at what I would guess is about 12 feet high. The engine nacelles bulge farther out than the EC155 it was bred with, probably to house the engines and transmission. Inside, the aircraft looks like a standard Dauphin with decorative trim panels missing. (Engineers prefer having easy access to a test bed's cables, wires and structural members.) The aft cabin was stuffed with flight test gear and an engineer's station.
The instrument console—as well as the ceiling-mounted starter and fuel management quadrants—is standard AS365 and EC155 fare, with just two major exceptions. First, and most obvious, is the throttle control lever (TCL) on the right side of the center console. It looks like the throttle in a fighter jet, but with three times the travel. The other unusual item is a square, LCD display located on the main instrument panel. It's called the power management display (PMD), and provides a digital view of how the TCL is set, and how much power it's delivering to the propellers—amounts that will vary between the left and the right prop during flight. As I got settled into the left front seat, senior X3 test pilot Hervé Jammayrac, clad in a powder blue Eurocopter flight suit, saddled up on the PIC side. Behind us was Dominique Fournier, the flight engineer. Jammayrac and Fournier went through a before-start checklist, followed by an engine start procedure very similar to the one used for the AS365 Dauphin.
As the No. 1 engine spooled up, so did the main rotor and both propellers—proof that only one transmission drives all three spinning members. Once the second engine was online and everything was ready, Jammayrac gave me a quick lesson on how to read the special instrument aboard the X3, and we were ready to roll. Taxiing the X3 requires the same technique used in an airplane: Just give it some gas to start moving, and steer with the pedals. The only difference is in how the X3's throttle is manipulated. In the X3, the TCL on the center console isn't touched. Forward thrust is applied by thumbing a small, momentary-contact, hat switch mounted on the collective. Push it forward to increase the power, tap it backwards to decrease it. The TCL moves forward and back as the hat switch is actuated, but is only manipulated by hand as an emergency procedure if the hat switch fails. (The logic behind that design would become apparent to me soon.)
Once we were cleared for takeoff, the procedure was simple: Just lift the X3 off the ground and hover it like any other helicopter. In a 10-foot hover, the hydraulically boosted controls felt a little heavy to me, but I was still able to hold it over a spot, and do some pedal turns with little effort. In fact, it spun through a 15-kt quartering tailwind without protest. "Are you ready to go flying?" asked Jammayrac. "Yes, sir," I replied. "All you have to do is push the throttle switch forward," he instructed. "Don't do anything else." And that was when the X3 stopped being a helicopter and became a King Air!
Regardless of whether I "beeped" the throttle hat switch on the collective or held it forward, I could feel the power come in. At 60 KIAS, Jammayrac told me to lower the collective all the way down. It didn't feel natural at that speed while still 10 feet off the deck, but I did as instructed. By the way, it was at that moment I understood the logic behind controlling the throttle with the hat switch instead of the jet-like throttle lever: You need to simultaneously have your hand on the collective and thumb on the throttle when transitioning between flight modes that close to the ground! Bumping the hat switch forward changed everything. Almost instantly, the thrust developed by the props pushed me back into my seat. "It just doesn't feel right," I said without bothering to key my microphone. "I'm moving at corporate-plane speed with the collective down!"
Climb out was both thrilling and abnormal. As covered in the briefing, the rotor disk remains at a zero-degree pitch, so aft cyclic isn't used. Instead, there's a hat switch on the cyclic that changes pitch during forward flight above 60 KIAS. When I beeped it back, the horizontal surface on the tail of the X3 pointed the nose up, and the ship climbed into the air with great ease.
At 2,000 feet MSL at an airspeed of 167 KIAS, the X3 demonstrator handled like a twin turboprop airplane. Turns were accomplished by deflecting the cyclic to the left and right, speed changes by bumping the hat switch on the collective, and altitude adjustments were the responsibility of the switch on the cyclic. The onboard computers pretty much handled coordinating the turns, as well as keeping the aircraft trimmed.
Exploring the X3's envelope at altitude was surreal. It offered the surroundings of a helicopter, but the performance of a fast plane. I wish I could have taken a video of the return to KAFW, but had my hands full. Jammayrac had me shoot my approach fast, as if in an airplane. As a guy with precious little fixed-wing time, it required my undivided attention. The X3 handled just as smoothly on the descent to the runway as it did when I was twisting and turning it over the Texas countryside. The odd part for me was to be in a "helicopter" on a two-mile final, pitched down, doing 100 KIAS, collective on the floor, and tweaking my rates of closure and descent with two thumb switches. Somewhere around 2,500 feet out from the touchdown zone, every bone in my body wanted to start slowing down. But Jammayrac insisted that I keep the speed up until he gave me the word to back off on the throttle. It seemed to take forever—a pretty funny illusion, considering our speed—but at about 100 feet off the deck and 1,000 feet from our touchdown point, he finally gave me permission to slow down.
The same way advancing the throttle smartly pushed me back in the seat during takeoff, holding the switch back pulled me into the harness as if I had just hit the brakes. Of course, the entire approach could have been made at a crawl—or straight down—but the purpose of that technique was to demonstrate the responsiveness of the propellers to power demands, and to show that the X3 could have also landed like a corporate plane had I kept the speed up. As my intended touchdown point began to disappear under the X3's nose, it occurred to me that in order to land in helicopter mode, I would have to transition soon. There's a blue range on the propeller and power torque display that tells the pilot when to switch, but it's easy to figure out without it: When your speed drops below 60 KIAS and the ship begins to settle, add collective. The main rotor wakes up, the propellers counteract the torque, and it's a helicopter again! Whether it's in rotorcraft or hybrid mode, the X3 concept looks like a winner.


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(UK) Cambridge Early Music: Festival of Italian Music (28-30 Sep 2012) and One-Day Workshop (29 Sep 2012)
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The Cambridge Early Music: Festival of Italian Music, promoted in partnership with La Dante in Cambridge, will include concerts by QuintEssential cornett and sackbut ensemble, Julian Perkins, VivaBiancaLuna Biffi, Pavlo Beznosiuk and Paula Chateauneuf, and La Serenissima, over the weekend of 28-30 September.
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Following their recent workshop[1], Ensemble Sagittarius forges on with a hectic July-August concert schedule:
Date: Tuesday 24 jul 2012
Location: Eglise Notre-Dame, Les Brouzils (85)
Festival Musiques à la Chabotterie
Lumières du baroque allemand
Schütz, Schein, JC Bach, JS Bach
Date: Friday 17 aug 2012
Location: Espédaillac (42)
La Fontaine : Fables et divertissement
Date: 29 jul-13 aug 2012
Location: l'abbaye de St Amand de Coly
Michel Laplénie conducts l'Académie du Périgord Noir in Purcell's"King Arthur"
Date: 27 aug 2012
Location: l'abbaye de Chancelade
The choir interprets "Musikalische Exequien" Schütz, under the direction of Michel Laplénie
(UK) Wigmore Hall Concert: Sergei Istomin cello; Viviana Sofronitsky fortepiano (22 jul 2012)
Location: Wigmore Hall, 36 Wigmore Street, London W1U 2BP
Russian cellist Sergei Istomin is highly regarded as one of our leading period specialist cellists. His recordings of Bach to Haydn and Mendelssohn to Chopin are all critically acclaimed. For his Wigmore Hall recital debut, he presents a programme of the highlights from his Mendelssohn and Chopin experiences. He is accompanied here on Graf and Pleyel fortepianos by Viviana Sofronitsky, who is making a welcome return to London after her own debut in 2011." Fortepianos by Paul McNulty after Graf 1819, Pleyel 1830
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(CA) EarlyMusicNews.org "2012 Summer Workshops and Festivals Listings"
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As you know or suspect, the 2012 summer workshops and summer festivals season has already begun. If you have not as yet planned your summer months, do take a look at what events are being offered in your region, or, perhaps far-off "exotic" regions. Some of the workshop sign-ups are still open for registrations, or, if registrations are closed, you may be able to convince someone to audit the courses. Nevertheless, there are ample summer workshop concerts available to attend and enjoy.
Feel free to browse through our extensive list of workshop and festivals that may be found on our website in three formats:
(FR) Folle de Musique (Catherine Kauffmann-Saint-Martin) Blog: Les Passions Video
(From a recent blog post on Catherine Kauffmann-Saint-Martin's "Scoop.it!" blog)
Les Passions - Montauban - Vivaldi - Concerto in d minor for 2 violins, cello and strings
Visit Catherine Kauffmann-Saint-Martin's blog site "Scoop.it!" where you can view a recent video produced by Nicolas Kauffmann of a recent performance by Les Passions of the Vivaldi Concerto in d minor for 2 violins, cello and strings.
(CA) Toronto Consort Newsrelease: Toronto Consort Celebrates 40th Anniversary Season in 2012-13
(UK) Wigmore Series Concert: Les Talens Lyriques (5 jul 2012)
(UK) The English Concert: 2012-2013 Concert Season
(From the most recent English Concert newsletter)
"We are currently tweaking our printed and digital marketing materials, so our 2012-13 season brochure and website will not be ready for a while. ... In the meantime here are the dates of our London concerts between September and February to help you plan your diary. …
(SE) eClassical CD Release: "In The Dark: Platinum Consort"
(FR) Sagittarius: July Concert Listings
(From Sagittarius recent newsletter)
The July concert listings for Sagittarius may be read on their recent newsletter. Of note, Michel Laplénie conducts the Stuttgart Opera choirs in a new production of "Platée" (Jean-Philippe Rameau) from 1-13 jul 2012; end of choral workshop concert 21 jul 2012; concert at the "Festival Musiques à la Chabotterie" 24 jul 2012.
(BE) Gent Festival van Vlaanderen: "How Music Saved Venezuela's Children"
(From a recent Gent Festival van Vlaanderen newsletter)
Although not directly related to early music field, but certainly possible with early music orchestras, a post in a recent Gent Festival van Vlaanderen newsletter makes mention of the "remarkable accomplishment of a great humanist, José Antonio Abreu, who dedicated his life to set up the 'Sistema' in 1975, an extraordinary music and social project which has been running in Venezuela in an attempt to transform the lives of the nations poorest children. …" (YouTube Quote).
(UK) Hyperion New Releases for July 2012
(UK) Medieval and Renaissance Music Conference 2012 Reminder (8-11 jul 2012)
(FR) Ensemble Akadêmia Newsletter: Summer Schedule
(From the latest Ensemble Akadêmia newsletter)
"After a rich season of concerts, Akadêmia heads back to the festivals …"
(UK) The Sixteen: July News
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"After a busy June performing in Manchester, London and Versailles The Sixteen continues its festival appearances with three July concerts. …
(US) Unquiet Thoughts Article: "Saturday morning quotes 2.6: 15th century music" (06 jun 2012)
(UK) Local Secrets Guide Review: "Trio Mediaeval Trio meets Trinity in an ethereal Smorgasbord" by By Jane Bower (3 jun 2012)
"Three women's voices and a trumpet in Trinity College Chapel - my mind had already decided what sound we were in for. But this was Trio Mediaeval and Arve Henriksen - a very different kettle of Gravadlax.
Part of the heart-lifting Festival of the Voice series run by Cambridge Early Music, this was a banquet of Scandinavian fare featuring, like any good spread, the unexpected as well as the traditional. Trio Mediaeval - Sweden's Anna Maria Friman, and Norway's Linn Andrea Fuglseth and Berit Opheim Versto …
(DE) Mozartfest Würzburg (1 jun-1 jul 2012)
(Although late at reporting of Mozartfest at Würzburg, you may be able to attend one of the remaining concerts on their programme.-- Editor)
"In 2012, the baroque Würzburg Residence will once again host numerous top-class musicians and orchestras like …
(US) Opera Today Review: "The Magic Flute in San Francisco" by Michael Milenski (15 jun 2012)
"A feast for the eyes, a feast for the ears, a Flute from America's heartland that goes directly to your heart.
Maybe it's those three boy sopranos who impeccably deliver the words and tones of Mozart's three spirits and in their innocence make the hopes of mankind so real. …
(UK) The Sixteen News Release: Harry Christophers Receives CBE
(From a recent The Sixteen news release)
" We are thrilled to announce that The Sixteen's founder and conductor Harry Christophers has been recognised in the Queen's 2012 Birthday Honours List, receiving a CBE1 for services to music.
(UK) Cambridge Early Music Concert: "Bach's Library"
(From the latest Cambridge Early Music newsletter)
"Cambridge Early Music's next concert … on Wednesday 27th June, at 8.00pm in St John's College Chapel. I urge you to come and hear The Bach Players, whose captivating playing inspires reviews such as this: "Intimate, infused with joy and overflowing with genuine affection, this is music-making which combines enthusiasm and craftsmanship to create something both rare and precious." - International Record Review …
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Although a great battle was waged between the 1x JCR Honda CRF450X and the 11x Kawasaki KX450F throughout the day, in the end Kendall Norman and Quinn Cody racked up another Baja 1000 victory for Honda.
But this year, they had a little help with the addition of teammate Logan Holladay, a talented rider but one whos unproven in Baja. Norman and Cody decided to take the risk.
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You know, it was a good thing. We need another guy for this race to break it up, Cody said. Last year it was the Peninsula run 1100 miles, and we did it with two guys. But this course was so rough we needed to add another guy.
We chose Logan, who is unproven. We took a big risk taking him on. This is his first Baja 1000, and we just decided to take a risk and we have faith in him. We put him on the bike for a good little over 100-mile section and he did awesome.
The team was challenged, though, by the talent-packed THR Motorsports team on the 11x bike. Led by rider of record Shane Esposito, the team consists of Robby Bell, Steve Hengeveld, Bobby Garrison and David Pearson a whos who of off-road dirt bike racing. The team stayed within a few minutes of the 1x bike for much of the day, even appearing to take the lead at one point, but they were unable to get past the JCR Honda 1x bike and finished (unofficially) 10 minutes, 30 seconds behind the winners.
The day when I got on the bike I knew we were pretty much equal on time [with JCR Honda], Esposito told us after the race. I think I lost by a minute and a half to Kendall on my section, but I didnt want to take any big chances I just wanted to get the bike to the next section. We were within about 30 seconds on time and then something happened with the lights. Hengeveld had to ride his section with one light, and then about halfway through my section it started working again and [I] had lights to the finish.
But, you know, Im happy no one went down, everyones healthy and were all here to come back and race again.
Norman had a tough day as well, crashing the bike just a few miles before handing it off to Cody. He was able to recover and ride the last section to the finish, but he definitely had a rough day. But he was quick to acknowledge the effort by the THR Motorsports team at this finish.
We had a challenger with Kawasaki with my former teammate Robby Bell and Steve Hengeveld and some other guys, and they were there all day, he said. They fought hard and they kept us honest and its going to be tough for years to come in Baja. It sounds like theres going to be a lot of competition and its just going to elevate the sport.
Finishing in third place overall was the JCR Honda 0x bike of Colton Udall, David Kamo and Timmy Weigand, who wrapped up the pro motorcycle season championship in Class 22 with the finish. The JCR family lost Jeff Ox Kargola earlier in the year to a non-racing dirt bike accident in Baja, and the team runs the 0x number in honor of him. Udall and Kargola won the SCORE San Felipe 250 earlier in the year together. At the finish line, Udall remembered his friend.
Hes the reason why Im winning this championship, Udall said, saying he hopes he stays with him as motivation for the rest of his life.
SCORE Unofficial Results
1. Kendal Nornam - 14:14:25
2. Shane Esposito - 14:24:55
3. Colton Udall -14:13:10
4. Trevor Insley - 16:31:27 (Class 21 winner)
5. Mike Johnson 16:52:40 (Class 30 winner)
6. A.J. Stewart - 17:00:59
7. Francisco Arredondo - 17:13:24
8. Jeff Kaplan - 17:47:09 (Class 40 winner)
9. Chris Parker - 18:38:52
10. Wayne Matlock - 18:43:21 (ATV Winner)
11. David Gonzalez, Jr. - 18:50:50
12. Brandon Brown - 19:00:21 (Class 24 Winner)
13. Jim O'Neal - 19:03:35 (Class 50 Winner)
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THE WANDERING TAX PRO Up-to-the-minute advice, information, resources, and, on occasion, commentary on federal and New Jersey state income taxes, and the various New Jersey property tax rebate programs, and insights and observations on tax policy and professional tax practice, by 45+-year veteran tax professional Robert D Flach.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
5 comments:
- Trish said...
Robert, I wrote about this decision at the end of November. Never did Mr. Olsen blame TT. He admits that he made a data entry mistake and did not catch it. He was allowed penalty relief because he could show that he worked hard to prepare a correct return but messed up.
The next day I received an e-mail from him and he corroborated that he won because he accepted blame for making a data entry mistake. And at no time did he blame the software for his problem. (He also corrected my mis-spelling of his name.)
- January 3, 2012 at 12:28:00 PM EST
- Robert D Flach said...
I think I recall that post.
(1) If he admitted his error why did he go to Tax Court?
(2) I still don't think he worked hard enough to get penalty relief - as per my comments.
(3) Surely you agree with my final paragraph.
- January 3, 2012 at 4:24:00 PM EST
- Tom said...
So what this is saying is that the "Turbo Tax Defense" is not only for high-level government officials but for those who holds a Government security clearance also.
Just another step towards a further separation of elite government and the common citizenry it rules over...
- January 3, 2012 at 4:54:00 PM EST
- Trish said...
Sure if he had used a tax pro he wouldn't had to mess with with tax court, if the tax pro hadn't made the same mistake. He could have done a paper return and made the same mistake.
He went to Tax Cout because it was a 20% accuracy penalty. If that had happened to me I would have thought about fighting it too. That penalty has a feel of almost fraud. What I didn't know was that there was a "small claims" track at Tax Court.
Tom, I remember the article I had was very specific that Mr. Olsen won because it was a data entry level and TT still was not a good excuse.
- January 3, 2012 at 9:48:00 PM EST
- Robert D Flach said...
If we are talking about a tax deficiency of $9297 then the amount of interest reported on the Form K-1 was a lot,
I stand by my concern that the return was not properly checked.
I think it would be obvious by reviewing the finished return that an amount so big was not included in the income.
If you received $30,000 in interest from a K-1 and the interest line on your 1040 is only $2,000 (I am making up the numbers) it is obvious to the most math challenged person that something is wrong.
My observation in the post still stands - Mr Olsen should have gone to a competent tax professional in the beginning and not relied on a box.
- January 5, 2012 at 6:59:00 PM EST


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Last weekend was quite the weekend for me. It was full of all kinds of firsts. I ran 16 miles for the first time (along with 14 and 15 miles along the way!) I shot a gun (multiple guns actually) for the first time ever, and I made homemade bagels for the first time. (FINALLY! I've only been talking about making homemade bagels for about 3 years now!) It was quite an impressive weekend really.
The boy owns guns and likes to go shoot them with his buddies. I have no interest in guns and even less interest in shooting them. Plus, I'm a disaster on my own; I don't need to be a disaster with a deadly weapon in hand. But I know the boy likes guns, and I knew he would REALLY like it if I went shooting with him one day. So for Christmas I applied for my FOID card (Firearm Owners ID – It's an Illinois thing. Illinois loves it some gun laws.) and gave the boy a copy of the application along with a note promising to take him shooting once I received my FOID. We finally picked a weekend and went. Honestly, I was surprised by how nervous, uncomfortable, and just plain scared I was to begin with. When we walked into the range, I would flinch or jump every time someone would fire a shot. I was on the verge of tears for at least the first 20 minutes simply because that's how I most often react to the stress of nervousness/ being uncomfortable. Ultimately I had a good time. I would definitely go again but probably not anytime soon. Nik puts up with a lot of my ridiculousness (and my various kitchen experiments) so it was nice to do something that was really all for him.
I don't know if I was feeling extra ballsy after my adventures with guns or if it was just fresh in my mind because I found a recipe when I was pulling recipes from old issues of Cooking Light and Vegetarian Times to add to my recipe binder, but I decided I was also going to make homemade bagels on Saturday.
I used this recipe from the November 2011 issue of Cooking Light. I'm not sure why I waited so long to make my own bagels, but I'm glad I finally did this because these bagels were AWESOME! I stuck to the recipe pretty closely to make sure they came out right, but I did make a few minor changes:
- I left out the barley malt syrup because a) I didn't have any and b) I didn't feel like trying to track it down. The recipe says you can leave it out so I wasn't worried.
- I brushed the bagels with egg yolk thinned with water. I also topped half of them with salt, minced onion, poppy seed and sesame seeds to make everything bagels.
- I only made 11. I had 6 that were about 3.5 oz and 5 that were about 4.5 oz. I could have cut down all the 4.5 oz bagels to make a 12th bagel, but I was too lazy.
- I baked for almost twice the suggested time. I cooked them until golden brown on top and hallow sounding.
I totally rocked my February Challenge, and I feel like a rock star for it. If you've been reading my blog for some time now, you know how good I am at failing at my fitness challenges. Last month, I killed. I blew my goal of 175 activity points (which I increased about a week into the challenge from the original 150 points) out of the water clocking in at 212 activity points for the month. I tracked 26 out of 29 complete days. I did fall short on my fitness class goal only attending 4 out of 5 classes. However, that was a scheduling failure rather than me blowing things off. There are a pretty limited number of classes I can actually attend to begin with since I don't get home until about 6 in the evening. When you account for my Weight Watchers meetings on Tuesdays, my darts league on Wednesdays, and my training runs on Mondays and Thursdays, I'm left with Friday, Saturday and Sunday for classes. There aren't any evening classes on Friday and I run on either Saturday or Sunday. That leaves me one day a week to do classes and since there were only 4 weeks in February, well…getting to 5 classes wasn't really realistic with marathon training taking top priority. What's important is that I didn't fall short of the goal simply because I was being lazy. So because I feel like my challenge was a huge success despite that, I've decided to go ahead and reward my successes. I've deviated from my original reward plan though and ordered How to Cook Everything Vegetarian (the reward for my bonus weight loss goal) instead of the fitbook. There is a method to my madness though kids.
The reason I went ahead and ordered the cookbook instead of the fitbook is because I'm following Michelle's lead and going for a Meatless March. Back in September 2010, I made the decision to stop eating animals. I never proclaimed myself a vegetarian because I expected to eat meat again, and I have. Lately though, I've been wanting to get back to a primarily meatless diet. This seemed like a great way to do it!
I signed up for my fifth half marathon yesterday. The Rock n Roll race series was offering a Leap Day discount of $29 off any race. I'm usually able to pass up a deal, but that's a really great discount. I decided to snap it up and registered for the Chicago Rock n Roll half marathon on July 22nd. I was hesitant to sign up since I hate running in the heat. (Really, I just hate the heat.) But it was hard to pass up such a deal, especially when it would be an encore performance, and a chance to kick ass, of my very first half marathon.
Last week I decided to impulse buy a cast iron skillet, a cast iron grill pan and The New Rules of Lifting for Women off Amazon. I haven't used the skillet yet, but I'm a fan of the other two items thus far.
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Deal eases some hiring restrictions for U.S. tech firms
- Utah is home to a growing technology industry
- Organized labor opposes the deal because of provisions to aid foreign workers
- Tech firms wanted to limit exposure to Labor Department regulations
WASHINGTON — A breakthrough compromise reached on the Senate's leading immigration bill Tuesday requires companies to make a good faith effort to hire Americans for high-skilled technology jobs, but eases some of the tougher hiring requirements that U.S. tech firms faced in earlier drafts of the bill.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the new language by a voice vote Tuesday as it raced to complete work on the nation's biggest immigration overhaul in decades. Sens. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., and Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, led negotiations on the deal.
Schumer is one of the eight senators who crafted the leading Senate immigration bill. Both he and Hatch serve on the Judiciary panel. Hatch, heavily courted as a possible Republican supporter of the overhaul, said there was no guarantee he would support the legislation on the Senate floor.
To address the concerns of groups representing American workers, an original draft of the immigration bill required any company using H-1B visas to first extend offers to Americans before hiring workers on H-1B visas that go primarily to college-educated foreigners in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields. The bill also would have given the Labor Department the power to audit and challenge companies' hiring decisions for up to two years after they are made. Tech companies consider those provisions onerous and lobbied to strip them from the bill.
Under the Hatch-Schumer deal, the strictest hiring requirements, including Labor Department review, would apply only to companies that rely on H-1B visas for more than 15% of their full-time, skilled workers with college and advance degrees. Hardest hit by that requirement: big outsourcing firms that deploy mostly foreign workers — mainly from India — as consultants at U.S. companies. But many U.S.-based tech companies that already hire a large share of American workers likely would escape additional Labor Department scrutiny.
"We feel if your company is hiring Americans 85% of the time for skilled positions, we are going to treat you differently," said Sen. Richard Durbin, D-Ill., another Judiciary Committee member who helped write the underlying bill. He had advocated for tough worker protections in the original bill.
Proponents said the compromise was an improvement from current law, which does not establish any requirements to hire U.S. workers.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said the original bill "went overboard" and gave regulators too much power.
The deal announced Tuesday also eases rules that would have required a U.S. company to show they had not laid off an American worker within three months of hiring a visa holder from overseas. Under the compromise, companies hiring foreign workers specifically in science, technology, engineering and math fields could meet the requirement by stating in writing that they do not have the "intent" to replace American workers.
In what proponents say would be additional protections for workers, the deal also raises the base pay for H-1B workers by 18% to 22% and would make it easier for visa holders to change companies once their employers have applied for green cards on their behalf. Under the current system, H-1B holders are tied to their employers. As they wait for permanent residency, they can't change jobs without losing their position in the long line for green cards.
The agreement is another sign of the technology industry's growing political muscle in Washington.
Eleven technology trade associations sent a joint letter to the Senate on Tuesday afternoon, supporting the agreement.
The deal "will allow U.S. technology companies to remain competitive as the world's leader in innovation through access to the high-skilled engineers and scientists they so desperately need," said Dan Turrentine of TechNet, one of the trade groups backing the compromise. "This will help to both create and sustain jobs in the U.S. and continue to grow our economy."
Labor groups have objected to Hatch's efforts to ease the hiring requirements. In an e-mail to immigration activists, AFL-CIO officials charges that the Republican's measures would "undercut protections for both aspiring citizens and U.S. workers."
On Tuesday, AFL-CIO spokesman Jeff Hauser said the organization "is not part of any deal to accept the H-1B compromise amendments, and we remain opposed to the Hatch amendments."
Contributing: Alan Gomez


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The state gambling commission has backed off a proposal to open Southeastern Massachusetts to commercial casino developers, punting the issue 90 days to mid-March.
The unanimous decision was a win for the Mashpee Wampanoag, who continue to pursue a tribal casino in the southeast, and a blow to commercial casino developers eager for the opportunity to compete for a state casino license.
Commercial casino developers have been shut out of Southeastern Massachusetts since the state legalized casino gambling in November 2011. State law delays commercial bidding in the southeast to give the Mashpee Wampanoag a head start in developing a tribal casino under federal guidelines.
But the tribe continues to face steep legal obstacles to winning federal approval to host gambling, and in recent weeks the commission has discussed the possibility of entertaining commercial bids as the tribe continues to seek approval, with the understanding that if the tribe makes significant progress the commission would not issue a commercial license in the southeast.
The tribe objected and asked for the three-month delay, said Stephen Crosby, commission chairman, who said the panel wants to give the tribe a reasonable chance to pursue its casino plans without commercial competition in the region.
"The challenge being: What is reasonable?" Crosby said.
The difficulty facing the tribe is that tribal gambling can only take place on sovereign Indian land, and the Mashpee Wampanoag have none. The tribe has asked the federal government to take land in Taunton into trust on behalf of the tribe, which would make the property eligible to host gambling.
But the government's authority to take land into trust is in question, and court cases that could clarify land-in-trust procedures may be years from a final decision. Congress has considered bills to clarify the government's authority, but has not acted.
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The gambling commission has the power to license a commercial casino in the southeast if it concludes the tribe will be unable to overcome its legal hurdles.
Crosby said that opening the region to commercial developers could create the impression that the commission had given up on the tribe, complicating the Mashpee Wampanoag's ongoing negotiations with Governor Deval Patrick over the terms by which a tribal casino would operate in Taunton. Such an agreement, while needed before a tribal casino can open, still requires the tribe to get eligible land before it can host gambling.
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Nick is now back with another weapon from Halo, Reach's M45 shotgun, again built out of LEGO, again with features like moving parts, and again looking absolutely stunning. If you watch the video in the gallery above, you'll see it in action, as he inserts LEGO shells, cocks the pump and looks down the iron sights.
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The explanation for exact spectral lines for each substance was provided by the quantum theory . In his 1913 model of the hydrogen atom Niels Bohr showed that the observed series of lines could be explained by assuming that electrons are restricted to atomic orbits in which their orbital angular momentum is an integral multiple of the quantity h /2π, where h is Planck's constant . The integer multiple (e.g., 1, 2, 3 …) of h /2π is usually called the quantum number and represented by the symbol n.
When an electron changes from an orbit of higher energy (higher angular momentum) to one of lower energy, a photon of light energy is emitted whose frequency ν is related to the energy difference Δ E by the equation ν=Δ E / h. For hydrogen, the frequencies of the spectral lines are given by ν= cR (1/ n f 2−1/ n i 2) where c is the speed of light, R is the Rydberg constant , and n f and n i are the final and initial quantum numbers of the electron orbits ( n i is always greater than n f ). The series of spectral lines for which n f =1 is known as the Lyman series; that for n f =2 is the Balmer series; that for n f =3 is the Paschen series; that for n f =4 is the Brackett series; and that for n f =5 is the Pfund series. The Bohr theory was not as successful in explaining the spectra of other substances, but later developments of the quantum theory showed that all aspects of atomic and molecular spectra can be explained quantitatively in terms of energy transitions between different allowed quantum states.
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Have you ever been reading an epic science fiction space saga and wished you could be out there on the high frontier, mining asteroids for the material to build the next phase of human civilizations? Well, now you can start making that dream come true, thanks to space start-up Planetary Resources.
Last April the company revealed itself to the world after three years of covert research and development. Though it may sound far-fetched to go out wrangling space rocks, co-founders Eric Anderson and Peter Diamandis bring credibility from their previous successes at the X PRIZE Foundation, the International Space University, Space Adventures, and the Zero Gravity Corporation. Add to that team a couple of former NASA engineers with experience developing Mars rovers, advisors including director James Cameron, and investments from the Google guys. This crazy idea just might work.
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