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FinCEN Awards Recognize Law Enforcement Success Stories Supported by Bank Secrecy Act Reporting
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WASHINGTON—The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) held its third annual Law Enforcement Awards ceremony today at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. FinCEN presented awards to law enforcement agencies that use Bank Secrecy Act reporting provided by financial institutions in their criminal investigations. The goals of the program are to recognize law enforcement agencies that made effective use of financial institution reporting to obtain a successful prosecution, and to demonstrate to the financial industry the value of its reporting to law enforcement. The program emphasizes that prompt and accurate reporting by the financial industry is vital to the successful partnership with law enforcement to fight financial crime.
"The scope and quality of the data that we are collecting through Bank Secrecy Act reporting is constantly improving, and FinCEN has made great advancements to provide law enforcement and stakeholders faster and easier access to financial intelligence that will assist with investigations and prosecutions," said Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin, who congratulated award recipients at the opening of the awards ceremony. "These success stories highlight the value of our ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships to combat money laundering, fraud, corruption, criminal trafficking, and other illicit activities."
The program includes six award categories recognizing achievements in combatting significant threats to the integrity of the financial system and the safety of our communities. The program is open to all Federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies. The 2017 award recipients are listed below.
SAR Review Task Force: New York State Police
The New York State Police Special Investigations Unit at the Financial Crimes Unit (FCU) identified suspicious transactions occurring in the Hudson Valley Region indicative of money laundering as part of Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) review initiatives. The impetus of the investigation was a single financial institution reporting an unusual pattern of cash deposits. The reporting bank indicated that it believed much of the cash was derived from the illegal sale of marijuana. The funds were rapidly withdrawn from ATM locations across the United States. Investigators identified many additional reports containing sensitive financial information, dating back another year, indicating similar activity in this account.
Further investigation demonstrated that these individuals were connected to a larger criminal organization than originally believed, allowing the organization to be considered an "enterprise" and eligible to be charged under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
Investigators discovered extensive criminal histories for many of the individuals associated with this organization, including narcotics and firearms possession charges on several individuals. The Special Investigations Unit initiated a criminal investigation, and the two parallel investigations led to the identification of expansive criminal organizations responsible for bringing large quantities of narcotics into the region, operating business fronts used to launder funds, weapons trafficking, bulk cash smuggling, and extensive gang activity, including murder. Over 100 individuals belonging to several different street and prison gangs were identified, ranging from leadership to low-level associates, along with residences and vehicles belonging to these individuals.
As a result of this multi-agency investigation, law enforcement successfully seized 16 firearms, 14 kilos of cocaine, 12 pounds of marijuana, 90 grams of crack cocaine, 153 grams of heroin, 75 oxycodone pills, $200,000 in cash, and several vehicles. Coordinated efforts resulted in the arrest and indictment of 55 individuals in the Northern and Southern Districts of New York.
Transnational Organized Crime: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
The FBI initiated an investigation after receiving a referral from local law enforcement regarding an individual suspected of carrying out various fraud and money laundering schemes. A review of sensitive financial information identified a high volume of data enabling investigators to identify 80 accounts controlled by the primary target and identify funds that appeared to be derived from criminal activity. The individual was arrested and charged with money laundering, which subsequently led to his cooperation with law enforcement.
Based on information this individual provided after agreeing to cooperate with the FBI, investigators uncovered a network of criminal actors located in the United States and Canada. Investigators then used this information to identify additional accounts and transactions involving these newly identified targets at financial institutions located throughout the United States. These financial institutions described suspected money laundering activity though a series of businesses and trust accounts located in several countries. Investigators also identified additional ongoing criminal investigations by other agencies targeting this same network of individuals.
Investigators began working closely with the other agencies to identify the full scope of this criminal organization. The information obtained during this coordination led the FBI to consider this criminal organization one of its highest priority transnational organized crime targets. Working closely with foreign and domestic law enforcement partners, investigators identified members of this criminal organization operating from all over the world. Analysis of financial activity indicated that this organization was bringing in $100-$300 million in annual criminal proceeds in North America alone.
Authorities arrested and indicted the targets on various money laundering, fraud, and conspiracy charges. Several suspects pled guilty before their cases went to trial. Several targets went to trial, where all defendants were convicted on all counts.
Transnational Security Threats: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
The FBI used a high volume of sensitive financial information over several years during the course of its investigation into a criminal organization moving hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars to support foreign nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
This investigation identified two families engaged in criminal activities. These families each operated a network of exchange houses, precious metals companies, trading companies, and front companies throughout the Middle East to carry out financial activity for the benefit of multiple OFAC-sanctioned entities, as well as several entities with close ties to foreign military organizations.
This investigation utilized information gleaned from financial data to confirm information necessary to issue search warrants and subpoenas to multiple U.S. financial institutions. Piecing together many pieces of financial data, they determined that the targets were operating one particular exchange house for foreign remittances. This information enabled a grand jury to issue more than 100 subpoenas to U.S. financial institutions relating to more than 300 targets. These subpoenas identified millions of transactions totaling over $200 billion.
During the FBI investigation, foreign authorities took legal action against several of the targets, who were arrested on a range of charges, including billions of dollars in bribery, corruption, and embezzlement. While most of these charges were ultimately dropped, the FBI was able to compare data about the foreign law enforcement investigation with evidence it had obtained through its own investigation and determined that many significant elements of the foreign investigation supported conclusions the FBI had drawn based on email, bank, and other data. As a result of the publicity generated by the foreign investigation, law enforcement gathered additional and previously unknown details on the identified individual targets and their hundreds of associated shell companies. This allowed the FBI to expand its search and more completely map out the criminal network and its funding mechanisms.
The investigation ultimately led to criminal charges of conspiracy to commit money laundering, bank fraud, and sanctions violations through two separate indictments against nine individuals, including an officer of a foreign bank. Prosecution of these individuals is still pending. Criminal forfeiture totals are expected to reach hundreds of millions of dollars.
Cyber Threats: Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI)
A multi-year, multi-agency investigation, led by IRS-CI focused on several targets selling narcotics on the dark web and distributing them throughout the United States through the U.S. Postal Service. The primary targets of this investigation conducted their online activity through The Onion Router (TOR), which provided them with encryption and decryption of peer-to-peer connections. This method provided the targets with access to several dark web sites, on which they sold methamphetamine and marijuana.
The targets disguised their shipments of narcotics through the Postal Service inside packages filled with markers and drawing paper. Despite the targets' use of multiple return addresses and sender names, Postal inspectors were able to determine that the suspected narcotics mailings were originating from the same individuals based on several telling packaging characteristics.
Investigators intercepted multiple packages as a result of search warrants. Investigators were then able to determine through internet service provider records that the username associated with several undercover purchases on the dark web belonged to the same individual sending the narcotics through the Postal Service. Investigators determined that over a 6-month period, this individual sent 435 suspicious packages on at least 50 different occasions.
Sensitive financial information identified during the course of this investigation detailed specific information that corroborated the financial and personal information of the subjects of the investigation. The data also indicated that the subjects were using Bitcoins in an effort to conceal their illicit proceeds. The information identified in the financial data and from subpoenas issued to numerous financial institutions and Bitcoin exchangers helped clarify the convoluted series of transactions conducted to launder the funds.
The targets only accepted payment for the narcotics in the form of Bitcoin. The Bitcoins were then sent through a Bitcoin "blender" to conceal their source. The Bitcoins would then be redistributed back to the targets through several Bitcoin exchangers before being converted into U.S. dollars and deposited into several bank accounts.
The targets of this investigation were arrested on various drug charges, at which point several search warrants were issued on several locations where methamphetamine, marijuana, and numerous firearms were discovered. The targets were subsequently indicted and pled guilty to various drug and money laundering charges. This is notable since this is the first case in this particular Midwest district where money laundering charges were approved based on Bitcoin transactions.
Significant Fraud: Defense Criminal Investigative Service (DCIS)
DCIS initiated a long-term investigation based on structuring and excessive credit card charges identified by multiple financial institutions on a single individual. Two different working groups identified the transaction data and referred it for further investigation. Investigators determined that one of the subjects was transferring funds to a company providing subcontractor support for a military contract in Afghanistan. Further investigation determined that the company receiving the funds was a shell company owned by a U.S. military official to conceal bribery payments he was receiving in exchange for helping the primary target win contracts.
Further financial analysis identified $24 million in transactions in the personal accounts of the primary target. The majority of the transactions were multi-million dollar deposits from his employer, which was a DOD prime contractor providing logistical support and training to foreign military units. These deposits were followed immediately by transfers to several bank accounts and structured cash withdrawals.
A detailed analysis of sensitive financial information and contract documents revealed that the U.S. military official received bribes from the primary target in exchange for sensitive bidding data, including bid amounts of competitors and actual government estimates. The official was also responsible for establishing those estimates and assembling the team responsible for reviewing bids. In return for his assistance in winning $54 million in bids, the primary target paid the official over $9 million through an extensive network of shell companies and bank accounts.
The targets of this investigation eventually pled guilty to various conspiracy, money laundering, obstruction, and fraud charges. Investigators seized $12.3 million in assets from the primary target and his employer and the military official, including real property, vehicles, boats, aircrafts, firearms, gold coins, and bank accounts.
Third-Party Money Launderers: Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)
Over the course of 18 months, HSI investigators utilized an extensive volume of sensitive financial information to assist in their investigation into a large-scale illegal third-party money laundering organization. The investigation began based largely on information gleaned from a FinCEN-issued Geographic Targeting Order (GTO). This GTO required armored car services importing or exporting funds through two specific geographies in the southwest border region to acquire additional identifying information on certain transactions.
The information that investigators discovered as a result of the GTO led them to focus on one particular armored car company that appeared to be facilitating a money laundering scheme outside southern California. Investigators discovered that the company was importing U.S. dollars and Mexican pesos from casas de cambio in Mexico and depositing them into shell company bank accounts that were opened and operated by the two individuals who owned and operated the company.
Law enforcement was able to identify and connect an address for the armored car company that was shared by several other companies owned by the same individuals. Two of these newly identified companies were registered as money services businesses (MSB). Further investigation and a detailed analysis of financial data indicated that these additional companies were simply shell companies that the two individuals used to funnel millions of U.S. dollars back into Mexico.
Subpoenas were issued to the banks used by each of these companies, as well as to all of the people known to be involved with the companies. Transaction records identified cash deposits of $45 million over a 15-month period, which were then transferred in and out of the accounts of the various companies owned by the individuals before ultimately being wired to Mexico.
As a result of the investigation and discovery of the money laundering scheme, both individuals pled guilty to violations regarding failures to maintain an effective anti-money laundering program. They also lost all licenses necessary to operate as an MSB and forfeited hundreds of thousands of U.S. dollars and Mexican pesos.
UPDATE [1/11/18]: Click on the links below to view the other nominations for each category.
• Third Party Money Launderers
• Transnational Organized Crime
• Transnational Security Threats
• Cyber Threats
• Significant Fraud
• SAR Review Task Force
FinCEN's mission is to safeguard the financial system from illicit use and combat money laundering and promote national security through the collection, analysis, and dissemination of financial intelligence and strategic use of financial authorities.


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There's something about Document One's highly individual style which has resonated with DJs and ravers alike. Throughout 2016, their releases took up almost permanent residence at the top end of DnB download charts and in the sets of the most discerning selectors. They defined their own sound, culling elements from multiple genres and weaving them into dancefloor mayhem. And, if this release is anything to go by, they're going to do it all over again in 2017.
The ethereal horns and vocal sample in the intro set the scene, building an edge of tension. It's got all of that smoky moodiness that Document One can deliver, combining tech darkness with a jazz sensibility. Delicate hints of percussion mark the way, and there's still no hint as to whether we're heading towards laid-back cool or road-hard savagery in the drop. It's Document One, after all, and they can do either.
The eponymous MC sample gives us the signal. And the atmosphere is ripped asunder by the arrival of crisp drums and a pulsating, irresistible bassline. Its stripped-back production gives those core sounds the chance to really make their presence felt. And when the vocals ride over the top, it all comes together to make complete skank-out sense. This is a roller that's going to do some serious damage in the rave.
Altogether, this track takes us on a tour of the multiple facets of the sound Document One have marked out for themselves. It's got the tech percussion and sample programming, a hip-hop edge, that hint of jazz in the horns and undisputed funk energy in the bass. Simultaneously heavy and subtle, this is proof that the Doc One style is ready and able to make even greater strides in 2017.

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Mourinho: Barcelona are wasting their time chasing Chelsea star
Date:9th August 2013 at 2:00pm
Earlier this week it was reported in the media that Barcelona had made an official approach for Chelsea's David Luiz after weeks of threatening to do so through the media, but they're wasting their time.
Jose Mourinho has reaffirmed his stance on the player's future and said that he's not for sale and it's doubtful the player would push for a move even if he wouldn't be completely reluctant to making it.
On the bid, Mourinho said:
"It's lost time for them. My advice to them is to go to the second player on their list because they are wasting their time.
"We don't want to lose our best players. No chance."
(Telegraph)
Like every other player that's constantly speculated about this summer the Brazilian has been out of action with injury which has helped fuel rumours but the claims that Mourinho doesn't like his style and he's not a 'Mourinho player' are nothing but conjecture. We don't really know what Mourinho has in store for Luiz aside from the fact he said he prefers him in central defence rather than midfield. He may opt to drum some of the cavalier attitude out of him but he does like a good ball-playing centre back, just look at Ricardo Carvalho.
At the moment Luiz represents Chelsea's best option in central defence and there's more urgency over who will partner him than a need to replace the 26-year-old. I've often been a critic of Luiz and sometimes left scratching my head trying to work out what's going on under all that hair, but last season he showed that he does have a brain and he obviously listened to what he was being told as he was the most improved player in the squad during the last campaign.
His value is probably around £40 million right now but Chelsea have no need for the money and there's not many options out there in terms of replacements, especially as selling clubs will hold buyers to ransom as everyone is keen to get their business done with the season just around the corner. Give up, Barca!


Actinic keratoses (also referred to as ìAKsî) are dry, scaly patches that form on sun exposed areas of the skin, such as the scalp, face, and forearms. Actinic keratoses are considered precancerous because they have the potential to become a type of skin cancer called squamous cell carcinoma. Your dermatologist will be diligent in diagnosing, treating, and monitoring actinic keratoses. Treatment options include procedures, such as cryotherapy (freezing), and topical medications (5-FU, imiquimod).
Atopic dermatitis, also called ìeczemaî is a common skin disorder that causes dry, itching and inflamed skin. The rash of atopic dermatitis comes and goes in cycles. A variety of triggers, such as allergies or infections may lead to a ìflareî, or worsening of the rash.
Botulinum toxin is a non-invasive treatment for the treatment of fine lines, wrinkles and other signs of aging skin.
Chemical peels are acidic solutions used to rejuvenate the surface of your skin. The solution acts causes the outermost layer of skin to be "peeled" away and reveal the underlying, more youthful appearing skin below.
There are a variety of dermal fillers available to plump lips, sculpts cheeks and fills in wrinkles and folds. Available options include Juvederm and Restylane. Your dermatologist will choose a dermal filler that best meets your specific aesthetic needs. Dermal fillers may be used in combination with other aesthetic procedures.
Hair loss is a common complaint among our patients, both men and women. Although is it normal to shed hairs each day, excessive hair loss can lead to a thinning hair line, and areas of baldness. There are several hair loss treatments that may help promote hair growth or hide hair loss.
Laser resurfacing uses laser light to gently produce a controlled injury of the skin that encourages new skin cell growth. In short, old skin cells are removed to make way for new skin cells. This offers an effective and non-surgical way to treat wrinkles, scars and blemishes. New laser systems are extremely accurate and targeted, providing enhanced results and improved safety.
Latisse (bimatoprost ophthalmic solution) is a prescription treatment approved by the FDA for the growth of eyelashes. It is applied to the base of the upper eyelashes once-a-day on an ongoing basis. Eyelashes grow longer, thicker and darker after 4 weeks of use, with full results after 16 weeks.
Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that causes inflamed areas of thickened skin. There are several types of psoriasis with plaque psoriasis being the most common.
Although there is no cure for psoriasis, there are several effective psoriasis treatments that that can help bring psoriasis under control. Psoriasis medications include those applied to the skin (topical corticosteroids, vitamin D derivatives, and topical retinoids) and those taken by mouth (cyclosporine and methotrexate). In addition, phototherapy (PUVA) and new biologic medications provide additional treatment options for moderate to severe psoriasis that fails to respond to other treatments.
Your dermatologist will a recommended a treatment based on the type of psoriasis, its location, severity, and your response to previous treatments.
Rosacea is a common skin disorder that causes redness and swelling of the face, usually among those 30 to 50 years old. There are four subtypes of rosacea that describe the changes to the skin. Rosacea subtype 1 describes the flushing and facial redness that may appear. Rosacea subtype 2 (papulaopustular rosacea) describes the bumps and pimples that may develop. People with rosacea have more than one rosacea subtype at the same time.
Early rosacea treatment is important to prevent rosacea symptoms from worsening. Options include topical medications (azelaic acid, metronidazole) and oral medications (low-dose doxycycline). Laser or light therapies may also be used to control the redness or skin thickening. Your dermatologist will recommend a treatment plan based on the subtype of rosacea present and its severity. It may be helpful to use a rosacea diary to track your symptoms and identify your personal triggers. Avoiding these triggers is a key step to keeping rosacea under control.
Skin Cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer. Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) are the two major forms of "non-melanoma" skin cancer. Skin cancer treatment options, include medications (imiquimod, 5-FU), excision, and Mohs Surgery. We strongly recommend the regular use of sunscreens and sun avoidance measures to reduce your risk of developing skin cancer.
Regular skin self-exams are also important for monitoring changes to your skin. Contact us if you find a skin lesion that you find concerning.
Unwanted hair is a common concern among our patients. Laser hair removal provides an effective and safe treatment option for many, though repeat treatments are necessary.
Seborrheic dermatitis is a very common condition that causes waxy, yellowish, scaly patches to form on oily areas of the skin such as the scalp, eyelids, ears and in the folds around the nose.


Emergency tow-off pendants (ETOPs), commonly referred to as "fire wires," provide a means of towing the ship away from the dock in the event of a fire. Samson developed Vulcan, a synthetic alternative to traditional wire ropes (fire wires). Vulcan is significantly lighter and eliminates "fish hooks," which are broken wires that protrude from the wire and result in hand injuries. Maintenance costs are also reduced when using synthetic ropes in comparison with wire ropes. The patented synthetic ETOP Vulcan is made of Technora® fiber in conjunction with a proprietary fire-resistant coating the meets the OCIMF-required breaking strength after exposure to flames and a high-temperature environment.


Stagehand helps you get your Dart projects set up and ready for the big show. It is a Dart project scaffolding generator, inspired by tools like Web Starter Kit and Yeoman.
console-full - A command-line application sample.
package-simple - A starting point for Dart libraries or applications.
server-shelf - A web server built using the shelf package.
web-angular - A web app with material design components.
web-simple - A web app that uses only core Dart libraries.
web-stagexl - A starting point for 2D animation and games.
Contributions welcome! Please read this short guide first.
Learn more about how Stagehand uses Google Analytics for measuring usage and error reporting, and how you can opt out.
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Removed the close_sinks lint from all analysis options files.
Moved to dart-lang GitHub org.
Updated web-angular to angular v4 and angular_components v0.6.0.
Updated the sdk dependency so that Stagehand can work with 2.0.0-dev.* releases.
Updated web-angular to use lib/src for everything but the main app.
Added commented-out pubspec settings to the web-angular and web-simple templates, demonstrating how to make pub serve use dartdevc.
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Improved the CSS for the web-simple template.
Updated analysis options for the stagehand package.
Changed the name of server-shelf from "Shelf Web Server" to "Web Server".
Removed platform_* options from web-angular.
The list of templates had become too long.
Documentation (such as the Angular guide) that used to rely on web-angular-simple now uses https://github.com/angular-examples/quickstart.
The template is now a simple todo-list app.
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Strong mode is on by default.
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Removed library directives almost everywhere.
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Fixed an issue with the Polymer template.
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The web-full sample now reverses the text on page load.
All templates updated to the latest package versions!
Template ids have now changed to help organize them into categories. So, all the web related templates start with web-: web-simple, web-full, and web-polymer.
Updated the dependency on usage.
Changed to using the usage library for Google Analytics.
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Added a label attribute to the templates and to the --machine output.
Renamed the shelfapp template to shelfserver.
Added a --version command-line option.
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Made useage of Sass in the webapp template optional; added instructions in the template about how to enable it.
Added instructions after project generation to tell the user how best to run the project.
Stagehand is now integrated into the Editor, the Eclipe plugins, Chrome Dev Editor, and the Sublime plugin.
Removed the -o option; we now generate the selected template into the current directory.
Added pre-generated css to the webapp template.
Some changes to better support stagehand being driven by existing tooling (IDEs).
The polymer template was renamed to polymerapp.
Changed to allow stagehand to generate a project into an existing directory.
Removed Web Starter Kit, waiting for at least WSK 0.6.0.
Added default BSD license to projects.
Analytics are opt-in. Version update ping is still automatic.
Added anonymous user metrics via Google Analytics.
Fix bug in publib generator.
Add first version of a publib generator.
A scaffolding generator for your Dart projects. Stagehand helps you get set up!


Anyone has ever tought about lowering the seating position and/or finding lower seats/seat rails?
I wouldn't mind one that sits a bit lower myself.
The seat adjuster on the ES is weird. It only raises and lowers the bottom of the seat cushion, not the whole seat. So the position of the bolsters and lumbar support change as well. Took me quite a while to find the sweet spot.
Looks like there's 2 pages of Mirage front seats. Not sure though how you tell which ones are height adjustable.
It looks like the description is unique to the writer at the wreckers yard, they don't distinguish one type of seat from another.
What about seats out of a wrecked Eclipse? More than likely uses the same mounting rails.


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Target Discloses Ambitious Goals on Climate Change for its Entire Supply Chain
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Target Corp. is designing for tomorrow by setting a reduction target for greenhouse gas emissions for its entire supply chain.
The broader carbon footprint mandate expands on its climate policy goals initiated in October 2017 and is aligned with the company's corporate responsibility vision Future at Heart. The latter includes consideration of how the company can elevate the "well-being of the people in our manufacturing supply chain communities."
Wednesday's new initiative, which the discounter disclosed in blog post, expands the 2017 goals and lays out a new "reduction target for our entire supply chain, where 96 percent of greenhouse gas emissions related to our business come from." (emphasis from Target)
According to the Target blog post, the key "will be unifying our suppliers around these same goals, whether they're working with the raw materials that create our products, or they're manufacturing and transporting those products to our shelves."
Brian Cornell, Target's chairman and chief executive officer, said, "Our new climate goals will reduce our carbon footprint from source to shelf, as we work alongside our partners within our supply chain to lower emissions and help create a better tomorrow."
The company has a responsibility to its guests and the environment, Cornell said, to "set high expectations and encourage ambitious reductions in greenhouse gas emissions," as well as promote positive change throughout the industry to have a greater impact for future generations.
The greenhouse emissions are divided into three components. Scope 1 concerns emissions generated from Target facilities. Scope 2 is connected to energy the retailer purchases to power Target facilities. Scope 3 concerns emissions generated from the entire supply chain, what Target describes as the "creation of the products and services we sell."
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Under the updated initiative, Target plans to reduce greenhouse emissions by 30 percent below 2017 levels by 2030 for all three components. Separately, Target also said it is "committing that 80 percent of our suppliers will set science-based reduction targets on the Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2023." That improves on the original initiative to have reductions in Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent below 2015 levels by 2025, and the implementation of projects in company-owned manufacturing facilities that would avoid 2 million metric tons of Scope 3 emissions annually by 2022. The October 2017 initiatives were based on the global environmental accord of the Paris Agreement and the Science Based Target initiative.
"We applaud Target for setting ambitious goals covering their entire supply chain, and hope more companies can follow in their footsteps to boldly address and combat climate change, to create a thriving economy for people and planet," Dexter Galvin, global director of corporations and supply chains at CDP, a Science Based Target initiative partner, said. He noted that lowering emissions in supply chains is vital for companies, particularly major retailers, if they are serious about addressing their environmental impact.
Target on Wednesday said it worked with Anthesis for guidance to make sure the new goals met the "rigorous requirements of the Science Based Target initiative," noting that adding the Scope 3 reduction goal places the discounter among the select U.S. firms that have the approved Science Base Target initiative goals to reduce carbon emissions throughout its supply chain.
The discounter said in the blog post that is is already ramping up investments in renewable energy. Already LED lights are being installed it its buildings. Furthermore, its Texas wind power project offsets electricity use at 60 area stores. And solar rooftop panels are being added at 500 locations by 2020. Target noted that its efforts are being recognized as it's twice been named the top U.S. corporate solar installer and is now a three-time named energy STAR Partner of the Year.
As it looks to Scope 3 emission reductions, Target said it is working with suppliers to "transition to renewable energy sources and implement their own emissions reduction projects." Other projects for Target that's on the agenda include expanding the Clean by Design initiative, partnering with Apparel Impact Institute to scale performance improvement programs focusing on reduction of energy use and emissions in its suppliers' factories and leveraging its Vietnam Improvement Program in partnership with the International Finance Corp. to increase energy and water efficiencies at factories.
The fashion and retail industries have been taking an in-depth look at how to curtail emissions and reduce their carbon footprints, as well as eye sources of renewable energy. Among the major companies working on different initiatives include Walmart, VF, PVH, Nike and shipping firms such as Maersk.


Reignat is a commune in the Puy-de-Dôme department in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes in central France.
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Tony Mudd: Are trusts still relevant?
Are trusts still relevant? Many would have us believe not. True they took a big knock in 2006 with the introduction of a Finance Act that substantially changed the taxation position of trusts.
In one 'act' the popular and tax-advantaged accumulation and maintenance trust was no longer available, the concept of relevant property trusts was extended and the vast majority of lifetime trusts became chargeable transfers for inheritance tax.
Rather than sitting back and admiring the resultant chaos, the Chancellor followed this in 2007 with the introduction of the transferable nil-rate band between spouses and registered civil partners, meaning, in the view of some, nil-rate band discretionary will trusts were no longer appropriate.
Time spent with Enterprise Investment Scheme or business property relief investment providers will invariably find them banging on about the benefits and flexibility of BPR; the two-year timeframe, the replacement rules and that they can be used with attorneys and so on.
I cannot deny that these products have their place and provide a valuable financial planning option. But the reality is that any such protestations, along with the 2006 and 2007 Finance Act changes, could only be used to argue that trusts have passed their 'best before date' were their sole use that of inheritance tax planning.
Protection of beneficiaries. While it may be part of an individual's IHT planning, a trust is the only way to establish the gift and protect the recipients.
Uncertainty as to the identity of a beneficiary. At the time that the gift is made, the donor may not know exactly who he or she wishes to receive the gift –allowing the donor to change his or her mind or add unforeseen future individuals.
Capital gains tax planning. An outright gift to an individual can trigger a charge to CGT for the donor with no sales proceeds with which to pay. By comparison, if the same gift is made to the relevant property trust, the capital can be 'held over'.
Protection of trust assets. Trusts can protect their assets from dissipation in meeting claims by third parties in situations such as divorce or financial problems.
So, are trusts still relevant?
Absolutely. They have had and will continue to have a significant role to play in estate planning and other purposes.
Modern trusts can now be drafted to ensure maximum flexibility.
Are trusts a panacea? No, and they never have been; neither is the plethora of tax-advantaged investment vehicles that have been touted as threatening their demise.
I wholeheartedly agree that trust planning still has major benefits for investors. What we've seen is that despite all the tangible attractions of trusts, people have become very reluctant to use them because settlements utliise the nil rate band and cause a 20% charge at the higher end. Using BPR in conjunction with trusts can provide significant benefits, because the advantages of trust planning can be accessed without using the nil rate band or incurring chargeable lfetime transfer tax. And once BPR assets are settled, investors have a much wider range of investments options available to them should they wish.


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Eggception
Submitted into Contest #65 in response to: Write about a group of witches meeting up on Halloween night.... view prompt
Adventure Funny Holiday
It was Halloween night and the moon was full. Atop a mountain peak, four witches stood around a boiling cauldron. They were the witches of the North, East, South, and West. This gathering had been planned for one-hundred years, and now the poison which had simmered for a century was finally ready.
A vessel was needed in order to administer the poison, and at this critical juncture, the Northern Witch dropped an orange root into the gurgling fluid. She turned to the other witches. "The vessel will be coated in the potion in a few short moments. Is everyone prepared for what we must do tonight?" Her eyes swept the gathering, coming to rest on the Eastern Witch, the youngest of the group. "Are you prepared?" she repeated.
The Eastern Witch was but a child according to witch standards, as she had yet to sprout a single wart upon her small, upturned nose. Alice was new to witchcraft, and she was still startled every time someone addressed her as Eastern Witch. "I am prepared," she muttered weakly.
Alice had been a normal teenager but two years ago, when she had been taken as a disciple by the Eastern Witch. Upon the sudden death of her aged master, she had taken up the mantle and responsibilities of the ancient office of 'Eastern Witch.' The gravest of those responsibilities being to participate in the 'Gathering.' This secret order consisted of the four great witches, whose mission it was to eliminate the great scourge to witch kind.
"It is ready!" said the Northern Witch, levitating the vessel up and out of the cauldron. The root had changed colors, from a dull orange to a metallic gold. It shone even more brightly than the full moon overhead. The Northern Witch stored the vessel in her sleeve, and everyone bowed their heads and muttered a prayer to the gods of fear and evil, both of which were currently at the height of their power. The Northern Witch's voice grew to a crescendo of lamentation. "Allow us to take the monster's life this Hallowed night!" She ended the prayer with a resounding "Amen!" which the other witches echoed.
They leapt upon their brooms and whooshed to the base of the mountain. A cave loomed and the four riders entered without slowing. It was Alice's first journey into the underworld and she rode at the back of the line. Her magic allowed her to see in the inky blackness, and gazing at the cave walls as they blurred past, this underworld entrance appeared much like a borough hewed into the rock by razor sharp claws.
They sped along for hours, twisting, turning, and diving ever deeper, until the path ended. The Northern Witch held up her hand, and the four witches hovered before a barrier. It was white, and the silky smooth texture stood in contrast to the jagged cave walls. The Northern Witch applied a practiced knock on the barrier, as if entering a password. Tap...tap, tap, tap...tap, tap. Suddenly the wall cracked, then collapsed inward like a shell.
The three ancient witches gripped their brooms and flew confidently through the opening. After a moment's hesitation, Alice also gripped her broom and flew through the hole in the wall.
The sunlight was blinding at first. Then, as Alice's eyes grew accustomed, she beheld a small dome-like world stretching out before her. Sunlight trickled from the ceiling, illuminating the vibrant green grass and budding oaks. The smell of spring filled Alice's lungs and suddenly she was a child again, picking hillside flowers with her mother. The other witches began to cough and gag. They covered their large noses and quickly flew toward the center of the small world. Alice followed.
Alice ogled at the strange sights unfolding all around her. Everywhere she looked—rabbits! Rabbits in the meadows, rabbits running along the walls and ceiling, even rabbits perched in the tree-tops. It wasn't the sheer number that shocked her, it was the wicker basket that each rabbit carried from its mouth. If her eyes didn't deceive her, the baskets were full of colorfully painted eggs
The witches halted at the center of the world, where an upraised podium stood. Here, the witches came face to face with a small white rabbit. The creature would have seemed completely ordinary had it not been sitting on its haunches, observing their approach through a monocle. "You are late," it said, checking its gold watch.
"Death is always on time," said the Northern Witch. She reached into her sleeve and pulled out the glowing, golden root, the vessel of the poison.
"A poison-laced carrot? Too cliché," said the rabbit.
The Northern Witch snorted. "Effectiveness is what matters!" She slapped the carrot down in front of the rabbit. "Same rules as always," she said. "You consume our poison. If you die, Easter dies with you. If you live, we agree to ignore your ridiculous holiday for another half-century."
The rabbit picked up the poisoned carrot and turned it over in its paws. "Our wager will be different this year," it said, eying each of the witches carefully.
The rabbit was very strange. Its deep baritone voice contrasted with its size and Alice found it funny. She stifled a giggle as it stared her down.
"Who are you?" it asked Alice.
"I am the Eastern Witch," said Alice, straightening up. "The Eastern Witch that you are probably familiar with was my master."
The rabbit nodded its consent at the change in participants.
"Like I was saying," the rabbit turned back to the three old witches. "Our contest will be different this time. I will risk my life—as always. However, this time, should your methods fail to kill me—the four of you will die instead."
The Western Witch stroked the small patch of hair on her chin. "Why are you changing the rules after three centuries?" she asked the rabbit.
"Ha-ha," the rabbit laughed. "You know exactly why! Since our last meeting, the three of you have defiled my holiday."
"Whatever do you mean?" gasped the Northern Witch.
"Deny it if you want," said the rabbit. "But I know who introduced chocolate to Easter. Kids still like to hunt eggs, but in the current generation, I can't get a single one to eat a boiled egg!" It flourished a fisted paw. "Kids only want chocolate now, and it's all your fault!"
"He-he," the Southern Witch cackled. "It was easy to convince them since boiled eggs are disgusting. In fact, when we were simmering the poison potion, I visited the cauldron once per decade to drop in a boiled egg. I wanted to make sure the potion retained its rancid stench."
The rabbit's red pupils dilated in rage.
The Northern Witch held up her hand. "Before we begin, there must be some changes made to the agreement. Since we will also be gambling our lives tonight, we would like to include curses into the contest."
"That will be acceptable," growled the rabbit.
"Then it's a deal!" The Northern Witch shook the rabbit's paw.
"I will provide the first curse," said the Southern Witch. She flicked her sleeve and a small mirror appeared, which she handed to the rabbit. "Please break this," she said. The rabbit responded by throwing the mirror to the ground, shattering it into dozens of pieces.
"Seven years bad luck!" The other witches beamed. Their chances of success had increased exponentially with this added curse.
"I will go next," said the Western Witch. She flicked her sleeve and a tall ladder appeared. "Would you please walk under this ladder," the Western Witch asked the rabbit. The rabbit hopped under the ladder and out the other side.
"Thirteen years bad luck!" There was a quick burst of applause from the witches. Even Alice joined in. It was truly an impressive hex.
Alice looked at the Northern Witch expectantly.
The Northern Witch was sneering at the rabbit. She flicked her sleeve and a black cat appeared. "Go, Greased Lightning!" she shouted. The black cat became a blur, and in a blink the cat had crossed the rabbit's path eleven times. The Northern Witch flicked her sleeve again and the cat disappeared. The witches were dumbstruck. The cat had crossed the rabbit's path eleven times, each time adding an additional nine years bad luck. Ninety-nine years bad luck! That was the temporal limit to misfortune!
As Alice stared in dumb silence, a prickling sensation grew in her stomach. It was her turn next. How was she going to follow that act? Maybe they would skip her turn since she was new.
"Should we just skip the rookie?" asked the Southern Witch.
Alice's heart leaped. Please skip me, please skip me, she silently pleaded.
"As a member of this gathering, she will contribute," said the Northern Witch. "She is Evelyn's successor after all, perhaps she will surprise us."
Alice felt like a lump of wood. She flicked her sleeve and a salt shaker appeared in front of the rabbit. "Could—could you please knock this over?"
The rabbit stared at the salt shaker. "But... it's empty."
Alice gritted her teeth. She was out of salt! It had zero calories, and made salads taste delicious, so she tended to overuse it. She could see the disdain in the other witches' eyes. She couldn't even contribute a small misfortune like spilled salt. "Please knock it over anyway." said Alice.
The rabbit tipped over the empty salt shaker and the silence that followed was deafening.
"I...I curse you to eat your poison, unseasoned?" said Alice.
The Northern Witch shook her head in disgust, then levitated the golden carrot in the rabbit's direction.
The others ignored Alice and gathered around the rabbit to see the effectiveness of their century-brewed poison. Alice just wanted to wait in the background until this was over. She didn't belong here. Her master had called her the 'One,' but she had clearly been mistaken.
The rabbit took a bite from the golden carrot. It chewed very slowly, clicking its tongue. "Mmm," it finally said, "I can taste the boiled egg, and it is delicious."
The four witches trembled as more and more of the carrot disappeared. Finally, the rabbit produced a monogrammed handkerchief and dabbed its mouth. "Delicious, as always," it said. "It would appear that I have once again won our wager."
The rabbit gave a sharp whistle and the world suddenly trembled. Millions of padded feet pounded the ground and a horde of rabbits clustered around the podium. The four witches suddenly found themselves surrounded by an undulating, furry wall, full of sharp claws and bared teeth. "As per our agreement, the four of you will die here," said the rabbit.
The witches reached into their robes and grasped their wands, preparing to fight for their lives. Based on the sheer number of furry monsters, Alice didn't believe they could win.
The rabbit clapped its paws and the growling quieted. "I am not a poor sport, however," said the rabbit. "There are seven eggs scattered across this world, and upon each is painted a golden key." It motioned and four wicker baskets were brought forward. "If you can find those seven eggs within one hour, then I will allow you to leave this world unscathed."
The witches accepted the ridiculous looking baskets with gritted teeth. Alice steeled herself. She wouldn't die here. And she would find at least one egg on her own!
"No, not you!" said the Northern Witch when Alice gripped her basket and followed. "You can stay here, a wartless witch such as yourself would only be a hindrance to us." With a blur, the three senior witches sped out to hunt for eggs, leaving Alice behind on the podium.
It was the rabbit that finally broke the silence. "How long have you been the Eastern Witch?"
Alice hesitated. It felt strange to converse with her soon to be executioner. "About a year," she said. "Master died of cancer last October."
"I'm sorry to hear that," said the rabbit. "It's always an awful thing when magic folk die from common ailments. I'm sure Evelyn would have preferred to die at the hands of a corporeal opponent."
"Master told you her name?" Alice was surprised.
"Of course," said the rabbit. "We were foes for centuries. We would always have a cup of tea after our challenges." The rabbit made a gesture and a teapot and some cups were brought forward. "I don't think that the ritual should die just yet."
"Thank you," said Alice as she accepted the piping hot beverage. After a sip, she felt her nerves settling. Hope was not lost! The three greatest witches in the world were searching for the key to escape. Unlike her, those three had the talent to control their own fate.
"You know what would go great with this," Alice laughed cheerily. From her cloak she pulled a king-size candy bar. "I work from my broom a lot so I tend to keep snacks on hand." She tore away the wrapper to reveal chocolate and nutty goodness. "I've actually gained five pounds since I started this job."
The rabbit's whiskers twitched, then its eyes widened violently as it spotted the chocolate bar. "You monster! You brought chocolate?" The rabbit stumbled back, knocking over the China teapot and shattering it into a thousand pieces.
It's just chocolate, pleaded Alice. She extended the chocolate bar for inspection, but the rabbit didn't speak, it was now frozen in an icy terror. The wall of snarling rabbits fled the podium squealing.
It was just chocolate, thought Alice. It wasn't like she was offering poiso—. A recollection suddenly struck her. When she was six, she'd owned a beloved pet rabbit named Mr. Hopkins. But he died one day when she shared her favorite treat with him. The veterinarian had told her that chocolate was toxic for bunnies. However, he'd assured her that any bunny that consumed chocolate would go to heaven.
Surely it couldn't be that simple, thought Alice. The solution that the great witches had been searching for had been right under their over-sized noses.
Alice quickly snatched up the bunny before it recovered its senses. "Eat it!" said Alice, as she wedged the end of the candy bar between the rabbit's teeth. She was shaking with excitement as the full potential of this opportunity dawned on her. It wasn't just about escaping. If she could kill the Easter Bunny, and subsequently Easter, then she would be the most famous witch in the world.
"It won't hurt," she whispered assuringly. She felt the bunny's heart racing. Its watery eyes pleaded with her to just get it over with quickly. Alice began to stroke the rabbit's fur. It was soft, and made her think of Mr. Hopkins.
She couldn't do it. She wouldn't do it!
Alice glared at the rabbit sternly. "I'm going to let you off this time," she said. "But I have some conditions!"
An hour later, three elderly and very bedraggled witches kneeled before the Easter Bunny pleading for mercy. They had found two of the required seven eggs, and if they could receive a time extension, then they would never again oppose Easter.
"I have been speaking with the Eastern Witch," said the Easter Bunny. "And I have decided to spare your lives."
The three witches looked around in confusion, expecting a trick of some kind.
"She has helped me understand the true spirit of Halloween," said the rabbit. "I never knew how amazing it was! She has also convinced me of chocolate's superiority over boiled eggs, so from now on I am making chocolate an integral part of Easter."
The great witches were shocked at this new development and they suddenly looked at Alice like she was a precious gem.
Alice gave the rabbit an encouraging look.
The rabbit ground its teeth and pointed to Alice. "This young witch oozes evil and is the most manipulative creature that I've ever met. She should be treasured. Who cares if she doesn't even have a wart!"
Alice nodded her approval. "I'm glad you've seen the light," she said. "We will be seeing you right on schedule, in exactly fifty years to renew our challenge.
Alice leapt onto her broom. "The full moon is still up," she said. "If we hurry, we can still enjoy what remains of Halloween night." Alice glanced at the wicker baskets that the witches still clung to. "Unless the three of you would prefer to stay and continue celebrating Easter."
The great witches sat the wicker baskets down with great embarrassment, and mounted their brooms.
Alice led the way out of the egg shaped world, her head held high as the senior witches trailed behind. She suddenly felt an itch from her right nostril and upon scratching it, she felt a bump. She caressed the tiny lump growing on her nose. It was her first wart.
Tony Hadley
That was a joy to read! It made the "evil" of Halloween a bit sweeter with the addition of Easter! Very well done!
Thanks so much. Happy I could haunt you :)
Bianka Nova
Funny and delightful. With some hidden easter eggs among the easter eggs in the story ;) Good job!
Haha, technically that world is a giant egg so it's hunting hidden Easter eggs among Easter eggs, inside of a giant egg. Guess you could call it 'Eggception.' Thanks so much for the comment!
Haha, Eggception also makes for a cool title ;)
Lol, I didn't think about it, sounds way cooler. Missed opportunity 🤦🏽
Actually you can change the title at any time. Or put it in parenthesis as an alternative ;)
That's pretty cool. I didn't know that the title could be edited after submission, thanks for the heads up! Lol, now that I know that this feature exists, let the indecision begin!
Andrew Krey
Hi Ben, I enjoyed your story, and especially liked the secondary mythology you added to the usual seasonal holidays. There's also enough unsaid at the end, that leaves the reader wanting more details regarding the bargain struck...but in a good way!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it :)
05:58 Jan 07, 2021
Oooh very interesting story you have here, the title was what hooked me to read it in the first place, i think its very creative and enjoyable to read :))
Thank you so much. Glad you liked it :)
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Thanks so much :)


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On behalf of Michael L. Feinstein, P.A. posted in Administrative Law on Tuesday, March 10, 2015.
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We also get a look at the underlying source view, which can be indepently manipulated. Changes made are bi-directionally reflected between this and the design view.
This video is tailored towards those developers who prefer to code and run on a command line. Although the video is recorded under linux you could use almost the exact same process under a Windows command prompt.
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Jeff Buckley: From Hallelujah to the Last Goodbye
By Dave Lory, Jim Irvin
For the first time since Jeff Buckley's untimely death on May 29, 1997, his manager Dave Lory reveals what it was like to work with one of rock's most celebrated and influential artists. Go on the road and behind the scenes with Jeff, from the release of his debut EP Live at Sin-é to the second album Buckley never completed.
Jeff Buckley includes testimony from the many people who worked closely with Jeff both on and off stage and includes never-before-shared intimate scenes that only Lory witnessed, including what went down immediately after Lory got that fateful call, "Jeff is missing."


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