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And there used to be a ballpark Where the field was warm and green. And the people played their crazy game With a joy I'd never seen. And the air was such a wonder From the hot dogs and the beer. Yes, there used to be a ballpark right here. — From Frank Sinatra's 1973 album, Ol' Blue Eyes is Back
Well, this is 2016, and the lyrics should be rewritten. As the Toronto Blue Jays take to the field today for their fourth American League playoff encounter with the Cleveland Indians, Sinatra could more accurately croon, "There used to be a ballgame right here."
Instead of an air of wonder and warm, green feelings, the live game of baseball has been blown up into a video game, destroyed and replaced by a stadium clogged with banality and coarseness. At Toronto's Rogers Centre, and apparently at most other major league parks, fans face garish jumbo screens whose hyper-colour digital enhancements turn stadium reality into dullness. Inane blasts of blaring music disturb every break in play. At the third out, the heads of 49,000 fans turn in unison to the giant screen, searching for instruction on what to do and what to think next.
Mostly that means not thinking at all. The game itself — its easy pace, chess-like strategy making, warmups, pitcher changes, the idiosyncrasies of each player's mannerisms and routines, their quirks and flaws, their ability to transform a laid-back batting stance into a powerful blast into the upper decks — has been overtaken by mindless decibel-busting blasts of hysterical announcements, video diversions and endless dumb contests and prize-givings.
It's as if the game itself is too dull to endure and fascinate on its own.
Maybe the greatest baseball writer of all time, 96-year-old Roger Angell of The New Yorker, as recently as 2013 reported on the last game pitched by the Yankee reliever Mariano Rivera. "Mariano came on with one out in the eighth, and surrendered a single but no runs, and along the way gave us still again his eloquent entering run from deep centre field; the leaning stare-in with up-cocked mitt over his heart; the reposeful pre-pitch pause, with his hands at waist level; and then the burning, bending, famed-in-song-and-story cutter."
No such contemplation or observation are possible today. Gotta move on to the jumbo screen. Next up: The Pie in Face contest, in which two fans, their faces in ovals on large boards, one of which will be plastered with a custard pie after inevitably failing to answer questions correctly. No wonder some idiot threw a beer can onto the field, although at $12 a can that's expensive idiocy.
It's as if major league baseball has lost confidence in its own game's ability to hold the attention of fans. The distractions are constant and at maximum volume, the big screen crowded as cameras constantly search images of fans in various states of distraction or self-absorption.
Even enthusiasm is manufactured. Almost nothing spontaneous happens in today's stadiums. Rhythmic hand clapping is orchestrated at strategic intervals: clap, clap, clap-clap-clap. Make loud noise, fans are told. When Jays shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, a fine player, comes to the plate, the manipulators of behaviour flash and blast the fans into shouting "TU-LO, TU-LO, TU-LO."
And then there are the babes. No, not the blonds in tight T-shirts dancing on the field. The 18-month-old (or maybe younger) infants, wearing noise-reduction protections on their ears, carried by their moms into prime base-line seats, awaiting their turn on the jumbo screen. Everybody fixates on the screen, searching for their own images.
There used to be a ball game right here, but now nobody has the attention span to actually follow the game. The situation is so bad that teams are looking at installing netting to cover a larger area of the stands. The main reason, it is said, is the risk of foul balls and flying broken bats striking fans not paying attention to the game, but instead working their smartphones to enter a live contest or gawking at some distraction. The risk of fan injury from a line-drive foul or flying broken bat increases as the level of distraction rises. Owners no doubt live in fear of an errant splinter of maple wood grazing the head of a two-year-old.
There's no going back, I know. The fans, it seems, enjoy the garish spectacle and the false excitement, as the game on the field in front of them is increasingly lost.
In the early 1950s, my dad took me to see the Montreal Royals play at Delorimier Stadium; in the early 1970s I took my dad to see the Expos at Jarry Park; and in 2008 I watched the Yankees play one of their last games at the old Yankee Stadium. Those experiences are no longer possible — unless one were, like a baby, to wear noise-reduction earmuffs. Maybe the guys selling beer could sell them.
Another great baseball writer, Roger Kahn, covered the Brooklyn Dodgers for the New York Herald Tribune until the team left its home at Ebbets Field and moved to California. In his classic book on the Dodgers, The Boys of Summer, Kahn wrote, "I covered a team that no longer exists in a demolished ball park for a newspaper that is dead." I know the feeling.
There used to be a ballgame right here, and there could be again. Here's the idea. Just as the National Hockey League stages an outdoor game once a year, on real ice out in the real cold in nostalgic appreciation of hockey's origins, maybe the Jays and other teams could play at least one game a year without all the banal hoopla, with the monster screens turned off.
Let's just play ball again — just the players, a simple scoreboard and line-up, and an announcer to bring on the hitters.
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New ATM Bank Account Closures
NAC has been fielding calls from ATM owners/operators who have received bank account closures from a nationally known bank corporate headquarters. This is an abrupt change in policy for this bank and will result in an existential threat to independent ATM businesses and merchant operated ATMs nationwide.
What can you do to help?
If you have been the victim of bank account closures, please fill out an incident report here and email to email@example.com or fax to (904) 425-6010. These incident reports will be used to make/prove our case in Washington on the need for immediate relief.
If you have had or are having an account closure or denial - it is especially important that we hear from you immediately. Please make sure to include contact information with your business address, best phone number and email address where we can quickly reach you for any questions for follow up.
If, for whatever reason, you are unable to complete the Incident Report form, please send an email and/or attach a letter on your letterhead describing in detail your bank account closure/denial experience(s), including copies of any correspondence and your contact information for follow-up.
Your time and effort in helping NAC solve this problem are very important to our success in this fight and will be greatly appreciated.
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Yu Yureka Plus: The 2nd Gen Yureka Becomes More Attractive With a Rs 1,000 Price Cut
YU's another flagship smartphone Yureka Plus after the YU Yureka, which was launched in December but the phone is able to make the budget smartphone market hotter by its features, and pricing of Rs 8999. The handset now comes with a 1080p display and a superior camera at a price tag of Rs. 9,999 in July, but now the company reduced the price to Rs 8999 to compete with other smartphones in the similar price range like Xiaomi Redmi Note, Lenevo K3 Note and Lenevo A7000. Lets find out in the complete review of this smartphone.
Simple yet elegant design with vibrant display
Yureka Plus has the same design aspects as like Yureka. It is made of high quality plastic with matte finish, which catches smudges and finger print easily. The 5.5-inch display comes with thin bezel, but the display is glossy and is very prone to finger prints. It gets Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection on the top. It has volume rocker keys on left side and power button on the right side of the phone, an audio jack of 3.5mm is drilled on top edge and micro USB charging on the bottom. A chrome finished rim is casted on the edges which adds a premium looks to the phone. Like most other smartphones now-a-days, It also has the set of capacitive touch buttons designed below the display, these are having white backlight. It has speakers at the back. It has two micro SIM card slots and a microSD card slot under the back cover.
The YU Yureka Plus looks decent from design point of view and it fits perfectly in hand. The phone is not so slim as its competitor like Lenevo K3 NOTE, yet with slate design it looks slim. The smartphone eights about 155 grams, which is quite light.Bright and colorful display
Yureka Plus comes with a 5.5-inch display at a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels(~401PPI). The display produces bright with vibrant color output compared to Yureka (720p). Using the phone in direct sunlight doesn't makes any big difference in visibility, and offers wide viewing angles.The bright and colourful display enables you to enjoy watching HD videos and even heavy graphics intensive games on it.
Better Camera
Yureka Plus has a 13 MP autofocus rear camera (Sony sensor) with LED flash and 5 MP front camera (with OmniVision 5648 sensor). The camera supports features like Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, panorama, HDR, face detection, You can select different modes of your choice from the settings and just swipe the screen to switch to different modes. It can record videos at 720p HD resolution.
Using the rear camera, daylight shots are good, the camera catches vibrant colors and every details, but the images are a bit noisy if it's low light or night ambience. HDR shots are good (please explain). Flash lighting is adequate to brighten the low light condition, with flash light the images gets a bit noisy, but the quality is acceptable.
Hardware and Software performance
It is powered by 1.5 GHz Octa core processor from qualcomm snapdragon having 2 GB RAM (1893 MB usable) and 16 GB internal storage (usable 12.3 GB), it has a microSD card slot which can add 32 GB expandable option for you.
The new Yureka Plus runs on Cyanogen OS 12.0 based on Android 5.0.2 (Lollipop). Cyanogen OS comes as stock Android usability and experience with many extra features and customization option likes beautiful new themes, many Indian languages like Bengali, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu. It also has Privacy Guard that lets you manage which apps can have access to your personal data.
While testing this phone in our Lab, we can conclude on various tests as –
1)Call connectivity: It supports 4G connectivity, which on calling has no issues like call drop, the voice of other side is loud even on noisy places like market or metros.
2)Casting it on various synthetic benchmark like antutu, quadrant, 3D mark and vellamo, it scores better than its competitors.
Antutu-33149(Xiaomi Redmi note 30000)
Quadrant-24640(Lenevo K3 Note 20908)
3D Mark-7705(Lenevo K3 Note 10432)
3)We played various games like Asphalt 8, Dead trigger 2 and relic run, the phone works great with graphics and sound quality as well.
Battery life
It has 2500 mAh removable battery same as in the YUREKA that is not enough even for a complete day with normal use with both SIM enabled .With heavy uses the battery drains quickly. In our battery test (playing HD video continuously through WiFi in full brightness and sound) YU Yureka Plus is able to gives a back up of 8 hours.


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A number of larg. have a parti.ul.r reason for wanting ■ Pl«« "' 8tonc/ »uch.M we™ tfTT the information." everywhere about tho aand Aills. lay Matt hesitated. | P11^1 eloae by. ••You w.mt say I told? William' He >•» 'or some time vraitmg and Tones would be downriffht wild, he ll"Ufn'n«;, *U..Bt unce: 'ur, bene"h W()Uj,l .. him, the light glimmered again, tliiick •'■111' keep the secret faithfully. . as thought he rose and crept away, -• y.,.. ' only just in time; for he had no sooner ' Tims urged, Matt informed her | regained the shelter of the rock and friend that on two occasion*, out of crouched there watching thun he saw curiosity, she bad followed her guar- the light re-emerge, accompanied by a dbui on his nightly pilgrimages and . hum»n >•"•* » hu 1 ma l n bo,l>"J'•>\l^'d' and then he clearlv tliKc-erned i\ llliain Ji>nc6 standing in the moonlight with-out the burden he had previously carried, and holding in his hand a Ian- < tern. j Setting the lantern down, William i bubiod himself for several minutes, and * tiiially, having concealed the work on I which he was engaged, extinguished the light. Then, after glancing sus-picioutdy round him on every hide, he | walked rapidly down the hand hill and disappeared in the direction of tho sea. Xot until ho distinctly heard the I plash of oars, and saw the black I sihouette of the boat pa^s out from the | shadow of the rock on to the moonlit sea, did Brlnkley ugain begin to stir, and even then he did so very cautiously lest his figure nhould be perceived against the moonlight bythe lynx-eyed rower. Creeping on hands and knees, he again crawled to the mysterious spot, and found, as he had indeed anticipated, that the hole was covered up, and the wooden lid or trap-door so carefully covered with stones and loose sand as to l>c completely hidden. His first impulse was to displace the debris and at once to explore the mys-terious place; but refieeting that he was unprovided with lights of any kind, and that the cavity below would most certainly be in total darkness, he determined to postpone his visit of In-spection until daylight. Ity this time there was no sight or sound of the boat- Rising to his feet, he mused. It waa all very well to talk of returning auotner time, but how was he to find tho spot? The sea of sandy hillocks stretched on every side, and he knew by experience how difficult it was to distinguish one liillt>ek from another. As to the cairns of loose stones, such cairns were neurly as nuircrous as the hillocks themselves. At last he thongfct of the rock whero he had first concealed himself. Such rocks were numerous too, bnt, pulling >out hia case of crayons, he marked the base of the rock with a small streak of oolor. Finally, remembering that the drift sand might cover this mark, he made a large crosa $n the hard sand. Having taken these precautions, he made the best of his way ihiwn the .cliffs, and following the open gratiu-award which fringed the crags wan-dered back to the caravan. At daybreak the next day he stcolled buck along the crags, first taking a bird*s-eye view of the village, and per-ceiving no sign of William Jones, who .had doubtless no suspicion that he would rise so early. He soon found the apot where he had stood overnight watching the approach of the bout, and. first reconnotteriiig the neighbor-hood, struck off among the sand Mlto. At first he was guided by footprints, but us the sand grew harder these dis-appeared. At length, after a some-somewhat bewildering search, he found the sandhill he sought, the rock with his mark upon it, the cross marked in the ground, and finally the well-eon-ccalcd mouth of the hole. lie looked keenly to right and left. No one was visible. Stooping down lie disclosed the trap-door with its Iron ring. A Ion* pull, a strong pull, and up came the trap. Open sesame! Be-neath him was a dark cavity, with a alanting path descending into the bow-els of the earth. Anxious to lose no time, he squeezed himself through the aperture and be-gan descending. While he did so he heard the hollow roaring he had heard the night before. As he proceeded he drew out a box of matches and a can-dle, which he lit. Proceeding cau-tiously on his buck, and restraining himself with his elbows from too rap-id descent, he found himself sur-rounded, not bj- sand, but by solid rock, and, peering downward, saw that he v. i: - looking down into a large subter-ranean cave. Just beneath him was a flight of steps cut in the solid rock. l>esecnd-ing these carefully, for they were as slippery as ice. he reached the IwHtom, and found it made of sea gravel and loose shells, forming, indeed, a decline like the seashore itself, to the edge of which, filling about half the cavern, the waters of the sea crept with a long, monotonous moan. Approaching the water's edge he saw facing him the solid back of the cliff, but just at the base tln-re was an opening, a sort of silt, almost touching the waves at all times, quite touching them when the swell TOM-, and through this open-ing crept bCrnUM of daylight, turning the waves to a clear malachite green. The mystery was now clear enough. The cave eoinmunieuWd directly with the sea, but iu such a way as to make an entrance for any large object im-possible from that direction. Turning his back upon the water, and holding up the candle, he ex-amin< -l the interior. The damp, black rocks rose on every side, and from the room hung spongy and hideous weeds, like those fungi to be seen iu sunless vaults of wine; but piled against the inner wall ^*as a hoard of treasures to make a smuggler's mouth water or turn a wrecker's brain. Truncheons of rum and other spirits, bales of wool, planks of mahogany and pine. oars, broken niasts. noils of rope, tangles of running rigging, flags of all nations and articles of such material as ia used on shipboard, swinging tables, braas swinging lamps, mast-head lanterns and hammocks: enough, and to spare, in abort, to fit out a small fleet of vessela. Lost in amazement, llrinkley examined this extraordinary hoard, the accumulation, doubtless, of many years. All at once hia eye fell watched him go In the direction of the Devil's Caldron. On both occasions the night was vry dark. On getting clear of the coast-guard station, and among the Rand hills, Joneshad lighted a lantern which he carried. Trembling and afraid, she had followed tho light along the cliffs; then out among the sandhills. Hut ull at once .the light and its bearer had disappeared into the solid earth, leaving her f> find her way home in terror. The explanation of all this was. in Maft's opinion, very simple. William Jones was a bad man and went to "visit the fairies." "Yes.'' aba cried, "and every time he goes the fairies give him summat, and he brings it home." "Each time \ on followed him," asked Brlnkley, thoughtfully, "he disap-peared at about the same place?" "Yes," said Matt; "andthe light and him sunk right down und never come up again." The result of the information thus communicated was to leave the young man of the caravuu far more curious than ever. He determined to turn the tabh s on \\ illiam J >ncs, and to watch his movements, not in the daytime, but during the summer night, waiting for his appearance in the Immediate neighborhood of the llevil's Caldron. The first night he saw nothing—It was stormy, with wild gusts of rain. The scsnm! n... it was equally unevent-ful. Nothifffr daunted, he went for a third and last time, and lay in the moonlight on the cliffs, looking toward the village. The night was dark and cloudy, but from time to time the moon ratne out with sudden brilliance on the sea, which \.:;s gently stirred by a breeze from the land. He waited for several hours. About midnight he rose to go home. As he did so he was startled by the sound of oars, and, lying down, per-ceived a small boat approaching on a silver patch of moonlit sea. The moon came out, and ho saw that the occupant of the boat was a solitary nun. It approached rapidly, makingdlrcct for the Devil's Caklron. Lying down on his face and peeping over, llrinkley aaw it stop just outside the foaming passage, while the man stood up, stopped, lifted something heavy from the bottom and threw it overboard. Then, after watching for a moment a dark object which drifted shoreward, right into the Caldron, ho rowed away until ho reached a sheltered creek, close to the scene of the swimming ad-venture. Here ho ran the boat ashore and leaped ont, Tho next minutoBrinkley heard him coming up the cliffs. Trembling with excitement, he lay down flat on his face and waited. Presently the -an emerged on the top of the cliffs, within a few yards of llrinkltfy*s hiding-place. Just then the moon flashed brightly«out, and Brink-ley recognized him. It was Willium Jones, carrying on bis shoulders something like a loaded sack, and dangling from his left wrist a horn lantern. lti- looked round once or twice and then hurried toward tine sand hills, llrinkley followed stealthily. Tho moon now went in. and it became pitch dark. Presently Jones paused, set down the load and 'lit the lantern; then he hurried on. For fifty or sixtyyanls a coarse car-pet of greensward covered the cliffs; then the sand hills began. Passing over the first sand hall, Jones disap-peared. Xjuiek as thotight the young man followed, and, peering over, saw the light in the hollow beneath; it rose higher ami higher till it reached the top of the next sand hill, where it IT WAS W1LMAM JOXKS, CAKRV1NO-03T HIS SIIori.T>KRS A LOAIiKD SACK. paused. Crawling on hands and knees, llrinkley slipped down into the hol-low, and then crept upward half way up the mound; he found a huge rock. behind which he crouched and peeped. As he d;'l so V. illiam Jones, light iu hand, seemed to dive down into the ■olid earth and disappear. outran at\ THL >K. hl.T Of THi. CAVE. For a minute after the disappearance' Charles llrinkley lay as if petrified, and, indeed, he was altogether lost in wonder. What hail happened? Had an earthquake swallowed the mysteri-ous one, or had he tumbled down in a fit.' llrinkley waited and watched; five minutes had passed, ten minutes and still the light did not re-emerge. At last, overcome by curiosity, llrink-ley rose, and, stooping close to the ground, crept from the n>ck behind which he had lain concealed, and crawled across the summit, of the sand hilL Suddenly he stopped short and went down on hands and knees, for he now clearly diseern*vl, corning out of the solid earth or saud. the glimmer of the light It glimmered, then dissppeared Jfcsxcui of avarice, was tiie possession of one who lived like s miserly beggar, grudged, himself and his flesh and blood the common necessaries of life, and had never been known, from boy-hood upward; to give a starving fellow-cTosture so much as a crust of bread or to drop a penny Into ,thc poor boa! 0 William Jones: 0 William Jones! William Jones! The above reflection belongs, not to the present writer, b,ut .to my adven-turous discoverer, the captain of the caravan. As llrinkley proceeded on his tour of inspection he became more and more struck with wonder. Nothing seemed too insignificant or too preposterously useless for secretion in that extraor- ■ dinary ship's cavern. There were ( mops and brooms, there were holy-stones,, there were "squeegees," there were canisters of tinned provisions there were bags of weevil'd biscuits, there were sacks of potatoes (which esculents, long neglected, had actually sprouted and put forth leaves), there were ring-l>olts, there were tin mugs and pannikins, and, lastly, mirabile dlctu, thero were books—said books lay piled on the top of a heap of aackr and were In the last stage of mildew and decay. For what purpose had they been carried there? Certainly not to form a library, for William Jones could not read. As curiosity deepened, llrinkley opened some of the forlorn volumes corercd with mildew and full of hideous crawling things. Most were in foreign tongues, but there were several English novels half a century old, aud u l>ook of fa-mous "Voyages," also in English. Near to them were some large, paper rolls—ships charts, evidently, and al-most fill i in;; to pieces. And on the top ot the charts was a tiny prayer-book, slime-covered and dripping wet! What possessed 1-rinkley to examine the prayerbook I cannot determine, but in after years he always averred that it was an inspiratiam. At any rate ho did open it. and taw that the fly-leaf was covered with writing, yellow, difficult to decipher, fast fading away. Hut what more parrlcnlarly attracted his attention was a looso piece of parchment, fastened Ut the title-page with a rusty pin, and covered also with written characters. Fixing the candle on a nook In the damp wall he inspected the title-page, and deciphered these words: "Christmas-erc, 1804, on board the ship 'Trinidad,' fast breaking up on the Welsh coast. If any Christian soul should find this hook and these lines where 1 place them, if they sink not with their bearer (on whom I leave my last despairing blessing) to the bottom of tho sen. or if <iod iu His Infinite mercy should span- and save the little child." (The book trembled in his hand as he read. The writing went on:) "I east her adrift in her cradle in sight of shore, on a little raft made by my own hands. 'Tis a desperate hope, but He can work nilraclas, and if it is Hi-* will she may be saved. Attached •to this holy book a're the proofs of her poor dead mother's.marriage afid my darling's birth. May she live to in-herit my name. Signed, MATTHEW Tiior.i-K MOXK. Colonel Fifteenth Cav-alry, RengaL*1 The BXA stery wa**decpcning indeed! At taat Uainkley thrust tho book and Itseontenea into his pocket aud, after one look round. t->vk the candle aud made his way up the rocks and out of flie oave. When he saw .the light of day above him he blew out the light end esawled up through the aperture. Then,standing on the lonely sandhill, be surveyed »vhe aoane on every side. There was nQ sign of any living soul. Carefully, but rapidly, he returned the trapdoor to i<s rfrace, covered it wfth the stones und liberal handfuls of loose sand and walked away, taking care for the first hundred yards to obliterateliU foovpnwtsas he went. til AIM'Kit XL HTSTEBIOI'S nriiAvi.iK or TUB YOUXO ocw-rusun. About thl» time Matt noticed a curi-ous change come over herurtist friend. He was more thoughtful and conse-quently less entertaining, often when she appeared and began chatting to him about affairs in which she thought he might take some interest she had the mortiflcatin:*. not merely of elicit-ing no reply, but of finding that he. hod not heard a word of her conversa-tion. Now this style of proceeding would certainly have caused her mime an-noyance, but for one compensating fact which put the balance entirely on the ottier side. It was evident that, despite the change. Hrinkley's inter-est was not lessening, nay, it rather s"eincd to be "ii the increase—and this fact Matt, very woman as she was, was quick to perceive. Very often on looking suddenly at him she found his eyes fixed wouder-ingly and sympathetically upon her. She asked him on one occasion what he was thlnkinif about. "You, Matt." he answered, prompt-ly. "1 was trying to imagine," be con-tinued, seeing her blush and hang her head, "how you would l«ok in silks anil velvets; got up, in fact, like a grand demoiselle. What would you say, now. if a goAd fairy were to find 3-ouout some Hay and were to offsr to change you from what you are to a fine young lady—-would you say yes?" Matt reflected for a moment, then she followed her feminine instinct and nodded her head vigorously. "Ah—by the way. 'Matt, can you read?" "Print, not writing." "And write?" "Just a bit!" "Who taught yon? William Jones'.*" "No, that he didn't; I learned oft Tim Penrenndown village. William Jones, he can't read and he can't write; no more can William Jones' father." Thialast piece of information set the young man thinking so deeply that,thc rest of the interview became rather dull for Matt. When she rose to go, however, he came out of his abstrac-tion, and asked her if she would re-turn on the following day. 'T don't know—p'raps!'' she said. "Ah," returned the young man. a*- aaming his flippant manner, "you find me tedious company, I fear. The fact is, I am generally affected in this man-ner in the present state of the moon. But come to-morrow. Matt. Your presence does me good." However, flic navt day passed and the next again, and there was no sign of Matt. Ha began to think the child had taken offense, and that he would have to sack her iii her own home, when her oppor'i:>ie appearance pre- 1 vvxrted the journey. He was taking r his breakfast one morning inside the ! caravan, when lie suddenly became 1 conscious that Matt was standing out-side watching him. anon a large canvas bag, rotten with age. and gaoing open. It ws* as full as ft could hold, of pieces of gold, bear-ing the super.icription of the mist of Spain. O William Jones! William Jones! And all this was yours, st least by right of \ ^tZ^^0^ VIT *« w « , . .u . * ,. ? * ^Oh, vou are there,are you? he said. plunder, upon the queen s aeawag; all , ^ZO*S *« -~A tZL 1 £ this which, turned into cash, would door, and held forth his hand; Matt took it, gave one spring, and landed Inside the vehicle. "Tim, another knife and fork for the young lady—some more eggs and milk; in fact, anything you've got!" said llrinkley, as he placed a seat for Matt at the little table. Tim gave a grunt of dissatisfaction. This "bold colleen," as he called her, waa becoming too much for him, but he perforce obeyed his masters com-mands. Matt sat down and ate wit1' an appetite. Brinkley played negli-gently with Ms knife, aud watched her. "It ia two days since you were here. Matt," said he, "I was serionsly thinking of coming to look for you. Why wouldn't you come before?" •"Twasn't that!" said Matt. "I could n't!" "Couldn't? Why?" "Why, he wouldn't let me, William Jones. He says he'll smash me If I come here and talk to you." As Matt spoke her bosom heaved and her eyes flashed fire. "He ain't at home tonlay," she said, In answer to the young man's query concerning the ex-wrecker; "lies gone up to market-town and won't be back before night." As llrinkley looked at her a sudden thought seemed to strike him. "Matt," he said, "you and I will go wreck hunting this afternoon—that is, if you'ire no objection." She certainly had none; wherever he went she seemed to be willing to fol-low. In a very little while the two started off. It was llrinkley who led this time. Matt walking along beside him like a confiding child. "By the way, Matt," he said, present-ly, "you told me once of treasures being hidden among the sand hills. Did any-body ever find any?" "Not that I know of." "William Jones, for Instance?' "No. Leastways I don't know." "Well, what would you say. Matt, if I told you that I had found one?" "If you!" "Yes. I wonder If you can keep a secret? Yes, on reflection, I think you can. Now, before we go on any further. Matt, first you place your hand in mine and promise never to mention until I give you permission what I am about to confide in you now." Matt's curiosity was aroused. "All right," she replied, eagerly, "I shan't tell." "Very good," replied llrinkley; "we will now proceed." They passed on among the sand hills and came to the entrance of the cave, llrinkley removed the stones and sand from the hole and entered. Itreathless with curiosity Matt followed. They reached the bottom. llrinkley struck a light and pointed out to her all the wonderful tressures which the cave contained. It was such a surprise to the girl that for a time she could do nothing but stare and stare in speech-less wonder. Whistling gayly, llrink-ley turned about the casks of rum aud brandy and thrust his hands into the bags and let tho gleaming gold slip through his fingers. Mutt's amazement turned into awe. "Don't." she said, in a fearful whis-per; "it belongs to the fairies." llrinkley laughed. "It belongs to a very substantial fairy. Matt, but I don't think that to-day I will mention that fairy's name. Did you ever see so much money in all your life before. Matt?" She shook her head, but her eyes were still i:\-.--i upon the ^fold. [TO BE OONTI3rCXO.J A SPLENDID GIFT. j-again. Just then ^.^Ugaiq^ have made' a man rich beyond the ' *j& *££ \ ooolly. "Come in and have some break-has. - a- L ■—ilBintlr. ana% "JL to the John Jacob Astor Presantsl a Cool Million to His Sister, Mn. J. Coleman Drayton. John Jacob Aetor, tli« youthful director of the estate -f the "late \\"m. K. Astor, his father, and in the absence in England of Win. Waldorf Astor the head of the American branch of the family never appeared in a better light i before the p..blic than to-day, when ] the announcement was made that j he had made Mrs. J. Coleman Dray-1 ton, his sister, a present of $1,000,; 000 anil the house in Fifth avenue | in which »he lived during her la-ther's lifetime and after her mar-riage t i Mr. Draytnn. It was the ambition of Win. Hackhouse Astor to keep his millions intact, so that i when he drew up his will he left his colossal fortune to his only son, John .lacob Astor, during his life-1 time, and io his oldest son at his! death, providing for the other members of his family aiid their children trust funds of his family from which they could only draw the interest. Mrs. Draytoa was lefi practically without an labor-atence. Mr Astor knew of the do-mestic infelicities of the (oleman- Drayton menage, and kept tlie fu-ture of his grandchildred before 1:iEH rather thai: the security of hia own daughter. The sun has BOW come forward ar.d generously rem-edied the injury wrought by the I futher. Time has beer, given for the public to forget the excitement experienced at the publication of the details of the Fox-Borrowe- Drayton affair Conjugal Wisdom. "Slic who ne'er answers till ueraiHband cools, Or, if she rules him, never ahowa she rules."— ia a type of wife happily becoming common in these days when women may have good health, cheerful dispositions, strong nerves and clear minds, simply through the use of Dr. Piercc's Favorite Pre-scriptions, Hefore the reputation and use of this remedy became world wide, irritable, cross, nervous debilitated women, suffering witli displacements, hysteria, and every female disease, were the rule rath-er than the exception. The ••Fa-vorite Prescription" has proven to he the key to a long and happy life—the key which effectually pains, weak back, prolapsus, in-flammation, ulooratioa, nervous ex-haustion and general debility See printed guarantee on wrapper. Money refunded if it doseii't give satisfaction in every case. •• It's no hotter for you thun it is lor me,'1 observed the employer, "yet I hare to stay." Ureen Township S. S. Association. The Fifth meeting of Green Township Sunday School AssociaJ tion was held at Bichland cburcb, Saturday. September 30th, 1893. Association opened by organ vol-untary and then followed a succes-sion of songs and addreissea aa in-dicated by tho programme, except that owing to the absence of Bros. J. R. II ut ton and J. N. Patton. Mr. P. K. Phaw and Rev. W. G. Clemens were substituted in their places. The pieces as indicated by the programme were as follows: Opening song, " Blest be the tie that Binds." Devotional Exercises. Song, "Sunshine." Address, "origin of the Sunday School, by Rev. D. 1. Oilman." Song, "Blessed be the Name." What the Sunday School has and Is accomplishing, by Romulus Smith. Song, "I Want to be a Worker."' The importance of Better|Prep-aration of the Lesson, by Rev. J. B. Button. Song, " Dare and Do." Mission Work la the Sunday S. by Rev. J. N. Hi.tton. untioiiniol, Song, "The City of Gold." Woman's work in the Sunday Sehool," by Bfita Anna Patterson. Essayist, it,Song, " How Long."' Teacher'B Aim und Responsibil-ity, by Rev. J. 1). Andrew. '•Song, "All In Thee." Five minutes Talks by Sunday School Workero. Closing Applioation by ths Pas-tor. Report of Schools. Election of Officers. Closing Song, " We Shall Know Each Other There." The Association was a decided success. Considerable interest seem-ed to be awakened in the great work of Sunday Schools. The addresses were very good, calculated to awaken and encour-age a deeper interest in the good work. The essav read by Miss Anna Patterson was truly edifying, being full of encouraging words to wo-man to urge her on to noble effort in the Sabbath School Work. There are six Sunday Schools in Green Township. May they con-tinue in interest and good influence until all shall become so engaged in the good cause, that every heart shall beat in union with the ex-pression : Green Township Sunday School Association mourns the loss of one its co-works, our dear Bro. J. R. Ball. May the Sabbath School workers he reminded of the shortness and uncertainty of human life, and he awakened to a sense of their great responsibility, and begin with holy zeal to perform the work they have to do. ' Doing with their might what their hands find to do, realiz-ing that the night of death soon cometh when no man can work. "Let us then be up and doing" with a courage that knows no fal-tering, laboring, toiling in the viu-yard of the Lord, never growing weary in well doing, but ever try-ing to use our talent that we may receive the loving commendation of our Lord, "Well done thou good and faithful servant." Mn.LIE L. BOWMAN, Sec'y. Got the Mitten Every Time. ••I can marry any girl I please." was iiis exclamation, but unfort-unately then he did not please any; and then was a plain reason for it. He had contracted catarrh of the »..rst form.ar.d, although a wealthy educated, attractive person every other way, he was positively repul-sive to his lady friends, a nutnlier of whom rejected his oilers of mar-riage. A friend advised him to lire Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. He took his advice, and now is the most popular beau in town, and he really can "marry any girl he pleas-es" to ask. It made his breath pure and sweet, he has no headache no olfensive discharges irom the nose, in short is, in perfect health, and all from using a f,W hottliM of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. The Industrial and Normal School at Greenshoii) has something over 350 pupils, over 400 having made application. Mr. Scarboro, the State Superintendent of Public In-struction, has just received $1,000 through Dr. J. L. M. Curry, from the Peabodv fund, for the normal department of this school. It is thought another $1,000 will lie given. President Mclver has ar-ranged lor a sociable to be given in the school building on thanksgiving night. Flowers have been engaged for the occasion and the grounds will be brilliantly lighted by elec-tricity. The students of the Uni-versity have bean invited and will attend in a body.—< arolinian. TBB.BBST PLABTBB.—Dampen a piece of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Bafts and bind it on over the seat of 'pain. It is better than any plaster. When the lungs are sore such an application on the chest and another on the hack, between the shoulder blades, will often pre-vent pneumonia. There is nothing so good for a lame back or a pain in the side. A sore throat can nearly always be curtd in one night by applying a flannel bandage dam-pened with Pain Balm 50 cent bottles for sale by Ward it Wat-kins. " Do you take the daily paperV asked the newly installed janitor of the apartment house. All Dyspeptics should use Tutt's Pills. I Clothing- at HALF PRICE. I have just returned from the Northern mafkda when- I closed out some big lots of Clothing and Hats from large manufaetnrera for about HALF PRICE. All New Fresh Goods and Latest Styles. Now, if you want BARGAINS IN FINE CLOTHING AND HATS J"»t come in and take a look through <>ur stock. Our house is Packed Full of New Goods Up Stairs and Down, and we are going to s'-ll them at _AJT EOCK BOTTOM PRICES. ■ aV Ail weaak is to take a look al ■..■ rl beJ i vou hoi and WK WILL SAVE YOl MONEY. C. M. Vanstory & Co., Leading Clothii rfl and Hafter*. (.rcent.boro. "-"-a——■— ■ ■ use. i a i iBMl ■■■■ — — ".>■.— A Chance Of a Life Time. The entire Stock of Goods of die late VV. R. Murray, will be sold at and BEL.OW COST to close out the business. The stock is composed of General DRY GOODS, SHOES, NOTIONS and HATS and most of it BRIGHT FRESH ATTRACTIVE GOODS that will sell at sit-In ut I'ie PRK ES »<■ are off, lag them. It will pay any one to nail and get Goods before the Stock is Brokeo. We can and irill give vou RAI.'!. BARGAINS Otir •> ■■i.i..-» is to CLOSE OUT THE BUSINESS :w soon as j R ~W Murray, B. P. Wharton, Isil ..*; Admiaistratora, J* IrP-A-HSTTS I OVERI.. LLB! til a* Long time and high prices are onh to lie rein. . hercii with roi -= <r.U mgrel as mistakes of the pas*. The vim HH J push .»i all enterprising anil i iipnort" lagpatroas,coupled with the present crUea if money nint'i's, « •■■■used by the extremely low price, ol their produce, I. Milllctenl cnuae forihe.r il-manil Of mi: MOST anoiis yni: rui: : I i-y .i/n.v/. j O. II. ROYSTKIJ's i. Ibe place io buy them, woo Is now receiving the largest and beat sto.-k of Dry Goods, Nut Ions. Hats, Cap., i:...,t ^. Sh \,&.r. loal has over been his pleasure Iu .how you, and at prices lower than i v r been olferi I before, SIIOKSANH 81.1l'PKUS.jrilK LARGEST STOCK AND LOWKK'J I'KICBM, BOl'UI.'l' AT l.KSS THAN MAS I i'A<"H KKKV l'KICKS. HEAliiJI AM Kits FOR SHOES AND Sl.llM'Klt.s. Ladles' Slippers 4Hc. $.'(.'.">. and 1.1' »ori h double the money. I.adif.-' Glove Grain button and laee Shoes at !'s cent a: ladles' solid leather Doaeola button and laeeSboea it •■•■> cents, all solid; women's evcry-day Shoes from 73 cents up, all solid leather; men's nice shoes, lace and gaiter, onlj 08 rents and up: men's aoaree Shoes only 98 rents and op: men'.eoarw Shoe.oulr 93 cents, solid leather; and in lart any kind of Shoes and Slippers vou want al IIAKIl TIME PRICES. BIO BARGAINS IX DRESS GOODS. Calicoes 5 aud «'.,'c, best made; Sheeting 5 and Be; Glaghama from 3 rents up, All kinds ol Dress (londs at the lowest prices. Whit" Goods all kinds and prices and lovely designs. All kinds of Black Lawns, Percales, Bedlord Cord, Pine Apple Tissue, ('bins Silk Black Satins. Cotton Cheeks at I',«. Good Panl Goods from lOe. per yard up! A good Mckel Clock only We, Straw Hals at half price. Men's and boys shirt. from 23c. up. 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|The Greensboro patriot [November 8, 1893]
|Wharton, H.W.
|Subject headings
|Greensboro (N.C.)--Newspapers
|Greensboro (N.C.)
|The November 8, 1893, issue of The Greensboro Patriot, a newspaper published in Greensboro, N.C. by Patriot Publishing Company.
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|Original publisher
|Greensboro, N.C. : Patriot Publishing Company
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|UNCG University Libraries
|Newspaper name
|The Greensboro Patriot
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Affordable Virtual Beowulf Cluster
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Every nerd drools over Beowulf clusters, but very few have even seen one, much less own one. Until now, that is. Eric Gylgen, the open source hacker famous for EviL (the dancing ASCII paperclip add-on to vi), is working on a program code-named "VirtualEpicPoem" that will emulate Beowulf clusters on a standard desktop PC.
"It's like any other emulator," Eric explained. "But instead of Windows bluescreens, this one emulates a 256 node Beowulf cluster. Now every nerd can purchase the hardware to build a Beowulf cluster for only a few hundred bucks."
"Of course," he added candidly, "the performance of the virtual cluster will be many orders of magnitude less than a real cluster, but that's not really the point. I just want to be able to brag that I run a 256 node cluster."
Eric has prior experience in this field. Last month he successfully built a real 32 node Beowulf cluster out of Palm Pilots, old TI-8x graphing calculators, various digital cameras, and even some TRS-80s. "The performance rivaled that of a Pentium 500... if, ahem, the CPU is sitting at minus 100 Celsius with all of its cache disabled."
He demonstrated a pre-alpha version of his VirtualEpicPoem software yesterday at Humorix World Headquarters. His Athlon machine emulated a 256 node Beowulf cluster in which each node, running Linux, was emulating its own 16 node Beowulf cluster in which each node, running Bochs on Linux, was emulating VMWare under Windows to emulate Linux running UAE to emulate old Amiga software. The system was extremely slow, but it worked.


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KNS Precision Parts and Accessories Now available at MGW. KNS specializes in manufacturing precision components like crosshair AR-15 & AR-10 sights, take down pins, hinge pins, trigger & hammer pins, sling swivel attachments & more. With components for brands like Sig Sauer, HK & systems like AR-15, AR-10 & AK-47 rifles, KNS carries parts and components for most popular sporting rifles.


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The Indiana Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center's marketing team hired TBH Creative to build a new website to support reputation-building marketing outreach efforts, communicate details about blood disorder research and treatment offerings, and serve as a nationally-recognized resource for educational information.
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First hired: 2018
We really enjoyed working with TBH Creative as collaborators on this very important project. They added significant depth and expertise, especially in web design and content development.
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Ave Maria (Music CD)
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1. Ave Maria
2. Ellens Gesang III ("Ave Maria"), song for voice & piano, D. 839 (Op. 52/6)
3. Ave verum corpus (also anthem: "O Lord, God of Israel"), motet for 4 voices (SATB)
4. Ave Maria... virgo serena, motet for 4 parts
5. Ave generosa, hymn
6. Magnificat II, for 6 voices and organ (from Vespers), SV 206a
7. Ave Maria, for chorus (ascribed to Arcadelt, not authentic)
8. Ave Maria (II), motet for chorus in F major, WAB 6
9. Magnificat, for chorus
10. Ave Maria, for voice & piano (after Bach's Prelude No. 1 from the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1)


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I need some Air.
Kala Ghoda Art Festival is primarily based in South Mumbai is one of the foremost expected art festival of Mumbai. It's a nine days festival from 3rd February to 11 February. It's all about the art and the artists. There are varied programmes organized daily. From Theatre to Standup Comedy, From Dance to music, from food to stalls. Each and every single corner is superbly embellished having its own essence. This competition each time comes up with a brand new theme. This year the theme is 'Hara Ghoda'. It's regarding property future for our planet. This festival has several fantastic ideas, concepts that one witness.
This year there are so many lovely installations to witness. There are heritage walks, bus tour and plenty of fantastic events with some wonderful speakers, panelists, and musicians. There's creativity, ability in every corner. I loved the detailing that was there in each and every installations. Every minute thing was taken care fantastically. Each and every corner was vibrant and Delightful. there have been several wonderful stalls one can witness. They superbly embellished as their product were. The whole street was simply soothing, beautiful, each corner had its own story. Wish to paint? you'll get it on there, wish to put in writing, simply add a want,
want to place in writing, merely add it to one of the installations, want to sing? they have an open cart to sing.
Want to express, there are Glitter tubes, simply take one and choose it. wish to feel peace, simply scan a barcode, wish to breathe recent air, Wish to breathe fresh air, there you can feel it. There were Photo frames to click pictures with, wonderful contests, witness some marvelous paintings, wishes, and innovation. There is delicious food available there. Each and every installation has its own thought. There are several wonderful events lined up, do attend them, they are simply amazing and there is a lot to learn from it. The security, service was too good, each and everyone was helpful, from volunteers to police.
Witness this Excellent creation of artists, DO NOT MISS It. This year it's marvelous, filled with details and hues.
Visit www.kalaghodaassociation.com to know about programmes and schedules.
Kala Ghoda is 2 Km from Mumbai CST Railway Station and 22 km from the airport. It takes 7 minutes to travel from Churchgate Station to Kala Ghoda. Buses and taxis are available to the place.
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Does finding the best food supplements leave you feeling helpless?
Health food supplements, vitamins, and powders intimidated me because they were all new to me. When someone told me to eat whey and flax, I assumed I would be grazing in a field with the cows. It took me a few years to think beyond traditional grocery store foods to explore more unusual options.
I saw an article in my local paper asking three nutritionists what they would pick as their "superhero" food items. Hoping for a few healthy tips, I eagerly delved into the contents of the article.
I immediately felt lost.
Right off the bat, one nutritionist said she would buy blue green algae. I don't know if my local supermarket carries it, but I'm sure I could scrape some off the side of my neighborhood pool. She also picked kale and chard, which are dark green bitter vegetables, probably grown around the edges of that neighborhood pool with the blue green algae.
Continuing in that same article, another nutritionist suggested millet, which she says is much like quinoa and amaranth. Isn't millet a hairstyle, or is it a fish? And Quinoa and Amaranth sound like the names of sisters on a South Pacific island. Maybe they eat millet all day?
In the nutritionists' defense, they also suggested recognizable foods such as blueberries, garlic, tomatoes, plain yogurt, spinach, and broccoli, any of which I could easily purchase at my local supermarket.
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|Christmas day with my nieces -- 2013.
Over the years, my family's Christmas Day tradition has become hopping in the car late Christmas morning, driving a couple hours to my brother's house, and spending the rest of the day enjoying each other's company.
It was always a great way to see everyone before I had to get on a plane back to Europe.
Even though I had no flight to rush back to this time around, this year was no different.
As I sat in the back seat of my dad's squeaky truck on the road to my brother's, my knees jammed into the back of my mom's seat, my toes cold, I suddenly flashed to being in the back of an airplane instead.
And here, I had just been thinking, that it hadn't really felt like Christmas yet, because I hadn't been on an airplane.
For the first time since I was a senior in high school, I wasn't traveling to get home for Christmas. And the first time in just as many years, that I didn't have to hurry off immediately following the holiday.
|Portland during the holiday season.
As I sat in the truck, I flashed back to a few of my more-memorable holiday travel experiences over the past 15 years.
- My freshman year in college, saying goodbye to my family Christmas morning at the Portland airport; to head back to Boulder -- for practice Christmas evening. Ever try to find a place to eat Christmas dinner in a college town during Winter Break? Good thing for my teammates, as we were all in the same boat.
- Flying home to Portland from Florida after a horrific loss to the Gators my junior year. My teammates and I raced to the airport, and through security just in time to make our respective flights home to our families. Then, returning to Boulder several days later to a not-so welcoming practice back will always be in my memory bank. There are a handful of college practices that vividly stick out in my mind, and forever will. And that is one of them. We ran off our holiday turkey, pies, and other goodies in that practice alone.
- As a pro, the anxious feeling as the holiday break approached, mostly to learn when we'd be going home (and how many days we'd be able to spend in the States). You never wanted to ask too soon (as to not appear too anxious to leave), and it was always to helpful to inquire after a game won. Somehow, I never got quite enough days Stateside. I was always wanting a few more -- even the year I got three weeks home.
- Having to scramble the year I played in Poland (2006) to get my visa, while at home, to return for the second half of the season. Mis-communications, holiday madness, and poor planning, didn't allow me to return to Jelenia Gora in time to play in my team's opener after the break. An unforeseen extended holiday break. But as I remember, my team lost the game I missed.
- 2010 in Sweden, I thought I wasn't going to be able to make it home -- because the break in between games was so short. Thankfully, my team and management were incredibly understanding, and went out of their way to work with me. Five days at home was a quick turn around, but it was well worth it. I got back to Luleå the day before our game. I was jet-legged, to say the least. My coach wouldn't let me play because I looked so bad during pre-game. Good thing my team was plenty-capable that season -- they took care of our opponent with ease as I cheered from the bench.
- And finally, 2008, I thought I'd be spending Christmas in Amsterdam, and then maybe Vancouver BC (then possibly Seattle). That year, it seemed the whole northern hemisphere had been slammed with snow storms. Lucky for me, the Portland airport was closed down -- no flights in or out. With my flight cancelled, and hundreds of people trying to get to the northwest, I thought I'd be stuck in Amsterdam til after the holiday. I must have been living right, because I somehow made it home. I ended up on a flight (as a standby traveler) to Vancouver BC (after failing to get on the flight to Seattle from Amsterdam earlier that day). But still, with the Pacific Northwest covered in ice and snow, the airline was unsure if flights would be continuing on to Seattle (where my parents were loyally driving from Portland to pick me up). I made the connection to Seattle, and there my parents were, waiting for me, as I exited the terminal.
|Snow storm I returned home to in 2008.
And I didn't even have to get on an airplane to get that feeling. But I sure was happy to be sitting the cold, uncomfortable seat in my Dad's truck.
Hope you had a wonderful holiday, and happy 2014!
Hope you had a wonderful holiday, and happy 2014!


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TT285: Entrepreneurs Relief – Budget Changes to the Availability of the Relief
In his Budget on 29th October 2018 the Chancellor of the Exchequer announced changes to the legislation on Entrepreneurs Relief ("ER") to counter perceived to be abuses.
We were told that the changes were expected to affect around 1,000 tax payers each year but the draft legislation was drafted in such a way that many holders of shares in trading companies that were legitimately expecting to qualify for ER will have not qualified. Those potentially affected included those with "alphabet shares" "limited right shares" and "growth shares", all of which would have been created for legitimate commercial reasons.
Fortunately, having listened to lobbying from the accountancy profession on 20 December 2018 the government tabled an amendment to the draft bill that makes the changes targeted at the more limited number of shareholders that in their view should not qualify for ER – those that do not have proper economic ownership of 5% or more of the value of the company.
There are two ways in which the qualifications for ER have changed: –
Qualifying Period
With effect from 6th April 2019 the qualifying period is extended from one year to two years.
Throughout the qualifying period relevant at the date of disposal the individual must have been an employee or officer of the relevant company and on each day in period the company must have been their personal company.
Definition of "Personal Company"
Although the legislation is not in force the updated definition of a personal company is in effect from 29th October 2018.
The requirements of a personal company are now as follows: –
A company is a "personal company" in relation to an individual if the individual
(1) holds at least 5% of the ordinary share capital of the company, and,
(2) by virtue of that holding at least 5% of the voting rights are exercisable by the individual; and,
(3) either or both of conditions (a) and (b) are met: –
(a) by virtue of that holding the individual is beneficially entitled to at least 5%
of the profits available for distribution to the equity holders of the company, and on a winding up of the company, to at least 5% of the assets so available; or,
(b) in the event of a disposal of the whole of the ordinary share capital of the company, the individual would be beneficially entitled to at least 5% of the proceeds.
Where there is more than one class of share in issue in a company condition (a) even in the most straight forward of "alphabet" share structures is likely to be problematic as the draft legislation imports some esoteric legislation relating to group relief to define the qualification conditions. This is why the alternative condition (b) was introduced late in the day.
The essence of the new requirement is that to qualify as a personal company the individual must be entitled to 5% of the share sale proceeds. This is tested as at the date of actual sale based on real sale proceeds or where appropriate by applying a notional split of proceeds based on the market value of the company. Entitlement to proceeds of sale will be determined in accordance with the articles of association and any shareholders agreements in force.
EMI Shares
Where shares have been issued pursuant to EMI options there is no requirement for the company to be the individual's personal company, so these shares are unaffected by the changes to the personal company definitions.
Check your entitlement to Entrepreneurs Relief
There will be a number of shareholders that will not qualify for ER under the new rules whereas they did under the old rules. Primarily those affected will have shares that on sale do not give entitlement to 5% or more of the share sale proceed.
If you have any doubt over how you will be affected by the new rules please get in contact with your usual Barnes Roffe LLP partner.
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Welcome to WCCO.com's 2018 political guide!
We reached out to all Minnesota candidates running for U.S Senate, Governor, U.S Congress, Attorney General, Secretary of State and State Auditor this fall. Candidates were asked to provide a two-minute video discussing their platform as well as answer a set of our viewer's questions.
Above is the video and below are the answers Erik Paulsen provided. This is not a paid advertisement nor does WCCO endorse any candidate.
Responses from Erik Paulsen, Republican candidate for the 3rd District:
Should voting rights be restored to convicted felons?
Decisions about the voting rights of individuals convicted of felonies are made at the state level, which I believe is appropriate. In Minnesota, the voting rights of felons are restored following the completion of any felony conviction sentence, including parole or probation.
Do you support legalization of the recreational use of marijuana?
I'm proud to be supported by the law enforcement community, including the Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association, the Fraternal Order of Police, and the Minneapolis Federation of Police. Until I hear from the law enforcement community that the legalization of recreational marijuana will make our communities safer, our roads safer, and our schools safer, I do not support legalization for recreational use. I support its usage for medicinal purposes, to help those suffering with pain.
Do you believe that there should be a cap on how much money a candidate can spend on campaigning? If so, how much?
Caps on campaign expenditures benefit incumbents with high name-ID at the expense of first-time candidates. They would also expand the role of outside groups like Nancy Pelosi's SuperPAC and other SuperPACs, which are spending millions of dollars in support of my opponent despite his hypocritical "pledge" to reject outside special interest money.
Should people convicted of non-violent drug offenses be released from prison and their records expunged?
There is growing bipartisan support for federal criminal justice reform. I'm supportive of reforming federal sentencing guidelines and providing judges with more discretion in sentencing with law enforcement consultation and support. It's important to ensure that individuals who pose a threat to our communities are kept behind bars and off the street.
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Growing in JC and Crystal Letters Open Mic Night
Join Growing in Jersey City and Crystal Letters for our Monthly Open Mic Night! Performers are welcome to share their preferred performance medium - singing, poetry, music, spoken word, comedy, and even bellydancing and a sitar player, etc. Anything that you perform, we love. :) $5 Suggested Door Donation to our Non-Profit of this event: Hudson Partnership CMO First … [Read more...]
Unveiling Liberty at NJCU
Join us for New Jersey City University's First Annual Festival of Independent Theatre Companies. Highlighting five NY and NJ independent theatre companies/playwrights and celebrating the work they do. See us on Friday, September 13 - 8:00 p.m. Speranza Theatre Company "Unveiling Liberty" we'll be paired with The Greenhouse Ensemble for their performance of "Soup or … [Read more...]
Vault Allure #3 – Woodstock Reimagined
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Malayah Baskerville
"A Boxing Star is Born" is the headline we will be reading all over the news because Malayah Baskerville is set to take the boxing world by storm. The videos Malayah's father posted on his Instagram have gone viral and reposted by Will Smith, Timbaland, and ESPN, garnering over 6oo,ooo+ views. https://www.instagram.com/p/Byx-8bjnl1w/ I had the pleasure of interviewing … [Read more...]
Growing in JC and Crystal Letters Open Mic Night
Join Growing in Jersey City and Crystal Letters for our Monthly Open Mic Night! Performers are welcome to share their preferred performance medium - singing, poetry, music, spoken word, comedy, and even bellydancing, etc. Anything that you perform, we love. :) This is an amazing community of diverse performers from all over the country. $5 Suggested Door Donation to our … [Read more...]
Two Can Do Performance Gala
All the way from Ireland, and after making it's premier in NYC in 2019, this live performance of Two Can Do will be curated specifically for this event, for this venue and for YOU. What you will experience at the Two Can Do Performance Gala will never exist in time ever again. Arrive ready to feast your senses on beautiful art work and experience the atmosphere of Two Can … [Read more...]
Festival Ethereal
Festival Ethereal is a two day special event on May 1st and May 2nd! We are transforming the Kolo Klub in Hoboken into an interactive art installation that you can experience with us these two days. May 1st will be our first ever Taste and Create- where we will let you taste an array of different wines while painting along with us! You will also catch a super sneak peek of our … [Read more...]
Top Things to Do in Jersey City this Weekend
Enjoy the nice weather and hang out in Jersey City with these local events! Thursday 2019 L7's Beach Party Weekend April 25 – 28 Lucky 7, 322 2nd St Enjoy drink specials and fun in the sand with Lucky 7's Beach Party Weekend! Event Details TBT: Double Feature Movie Night April 25 @ 8:00 PM – 12:00 AM Porta, 135 Newark Ave Head over to the Monk Room for … [Read more...]
Growing in JC and Crystal Letters Open Mic Night
Join Growing in Jersey City and Crystal Letters for our Women's Month and National Poetry Month Open Mic Night. $5 Suggested Door Donation Performers for this month are limited to those who live their lives as women, which includes female-assigned or identified individuals, as well as our non-binary friends. All are welcome to support our friends! Non-Profit - … [Read more...]
Shakespeare@, Jersey City's New Theater Company
Photos by Will O'Hare
Jersey City's new theater company, Shakespeare@ is launching their inaugural season with a classic production of Hamlet, set against the stunning architecture of Grace Church Van Vorst (39 Erie St in Jersey City) and aided by the masterful storytelling of a cast of veteran and rising stars of stage, television and film. These include Jonathan Forbes (Amazon's Catastrophe, iTV's … [Read more...]
Art House Productions Presents Not Medea
From December 6th to the 16th, Art House Productions presents Not Medea, a show written by Allison Gregory highlighting motherhood in the 21st century. Not Medea is the story of an exhausted working mother who stumbles upon a play she doesn't want to watch. It's a take on Euripedes' Medea with a different, much needed perspective on motherhood while keeping the themes of … [Read more...]
Top Things to Do in Jersey City this Weekend
December is literally right around the corner, which means it's time to start holiday shopping! This weekend is filled with the beginning of holiday-themed markets and performances. Check them out! Thursday A Tuna Christmas November 29 – December 9 83 Wayne St J City Theater is back with A Tuna Christmas, which will run Thursdays through Sundayslin until … [Read more...]


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Monday, February 28, 2011
Another round of tornadoes and 70 mph winds hit us late last night killing power to 43,000 electric customers. We took cover sometime after 11 PM when one was spotted on the ground about 5 miles from the house. Danger quickly passed; however,we didn't get to bed until midnight- at least. That's pretty late when you have to get up at 4 AM!
I discovered that our internet service was down this morning so I had the great idea to go into work early, have some coffee in the cafeteria, and catch up via WiFi on my work laptop. In addition, out in our area it would not be unusual for a tree to come down, blocking the road. I needed some extra time in case I had to divert. It's about a 45 minute drive for me going in early, without traffic. I was just about there and my cell rings. It's my call chain telling me power was out with no clear timetable for repairs so they decided to close.
"What!" I said "I'm almost there!" Well, that'not really what I said but I don't use that language here (LOL). I find the nearest exit, turn around and drive the 30 miles back home surprising my husband who couldn't figure out who was opening the garage.
Now what do I do? I realize that might be a strange question, most would probably yell out big WooHoo! But I get bored easy-not the sort of bored where you want to clean the oven or anything, but the sort of bored where I need to be busy. Aha! I have to finish my quilt block before Wednesday so I'll do that and maybe pick up the embroidery. After breakfast!
Tom (Catawissa) is a great cook. He can make a phenomenal dish from absolutely nothing. He would be perfect for Iron Chef. I did take a cat nap awakening to the smell of fried potatoes with onions, garlic and chopped ham, seasoned with Montreal Steak seasoning, hot sauce and butter (a hint of bacon grease for flavoring). It was hard to get going after that but I soldiered on.
One of the quilt pieces isn't exactly spot on perfect, but that's OK. Neither is the embroidery but that's OK too. I need to re-do the "D" using only 1 thread thickness plus learn some stitches. It's just something fun.
5 comments:
- Manny said...
Be careful with tornados. We only get small ones in the northeast, and even those do a lot of damage.
- February 28, 2011 at 7:52 PM
- TLW said...
Glad you "weathered" the storm. No chance I'd my workplace would ever close, so it's a good thing we don't tornadoes in these parts.
- February 28, 2011 at 8:53 PM
- Kathy Felsted Usher said...
We're not selling life support like you are (LOL)! It was about 8 hours before the power came on, I guess with so many thousands out from actual fallen lines. It would have been pointless, no lights, no heat, traffic signals were out, no lights in the parking garage. We're mostly paperless with everything imaged and interfaced with our customers, carriers, etc. There are plans in place if it's something more than a day. Even yesterday there were probably key people monitoring from home assuming they had power. Otherwise they switch control over to one of the plants in another state.
- March 1, 2011 at 5:31 AM
- Mary Christine said...
Your quilt square is beautiful!
And the meal described made my mouth water!
- March 1, 2011 at 10:14 AM
- MAYBELLINE said...
Looks great so far.
There are a ton of embroidery books out there to help.
- March 4, 2011 at 10:09 AM


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Keyboard virtuoso Glen Wilson, who unearthed this treasure and plays these little gems con amore on modern replicas of harpsichord and spinet, deserves the highest praise for his labours, and intrepid Naxos for releasing it. The recorded sound leaves nothing to be desired. © 2015 The New Recordings, Cliffs Classics
Andrea Antico was a small-time provincial publisher who, in the 16th century, obtained from Pope Leo X the exclusive right to print keyboard music in Italy. Sadly, as Glen Wilson the American harpsichordist relates in the disc's booklet, Antico's attempts at printing was in need a proofreader as they were a disaster and require a great deal of work even to be understood. He has undertaken that task, correcting obvious mistakes, while at the same time recreating the music that had been the basis of these arrangements by an unknown hand. As a result we have thirty-three tracks of melodies that would have pleased the pretty young lady on the front cover of Antico's publication. Some are just a few seconds in length, Wilson not only translating the title of each song to give the gist of the music's content, but where the words are known, we have them printed in the booklet. At the time they would have been quite sexy songs of love and yearning, Wilson's layout being well judged to provide ever changing moods. Many are known to have been the work of Bartolomeo Tromboncino, a favourite of Isabella d'Este at the court in Mantua, with Marco Cara and Michele Vincentino also contributing, though the wonderfully vivacious uncredited eleventh track is my favourite—a real charmer. Wilson moves from harpsichord to spinet as he thinks suitable, the result always pleasing in an intimate acoustic. © 2015 David's Review Corner


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