I'm glad to report that a paperback facsimile edition of the 1892 Kelmscott Press version of John Ruskin's The Nature of Gothic – the first ever made of this rare book - has just been issued by Pallas Athene Arts. This publisher, which operates at the high-cultural end of the travel books market, ranges over history, art and architecture as well as travel, wine and food, and has a strong Ruskin list among its offerings. This attractively produced Nature of Gothic volume contains Morris's Preface to Ruskin's chapter, in which he grandly describes it as 'one of the very few necessary and inevitable utterances of the century'. The Ruskin text looks formidable on the page in Kelmscott Golden Type with flamboyant Morrisian initials, and Afterwords by Robert Hewison and Tony Pinkney conclude the book.
Pallas Athene's commercial logo is a quaint little square-shaped owl, who might remind us of Hegel's great claim that 'the Owl of Minerva flies at night', i.e. you can theorise only what has already been achieved in practice. Ruskin powerfully theorised the medieval architectural past for Morris and deeply shaped the latter's life in so doing. But, as Morris knew, we have to theorise the future as well as the past (or it will never come into being in the way we want in the first place), so I suspect that today we will need a Society for the Protection of Future Buildings quite as much as Ancient ones.
Oddly enough, I can't find the book on the Pallas Athene website, but it does show up on Amazon and copies were on sale in the V&A bookshop the other day, so it definitely does really exist! ISBN 978-1-84368070-3.
I see that Hegel's owl crops up in Morris criticism too, when James Buzard neatly describes 'News from Nowhere' as 'a kind of Minerva's owl for the novel, showing us in bold relief the contours of a form whose day, it hopes, has passed' ('Victorian Studies', 40:3, Spring 1997, p.447).


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Small Stones Festival seeking art submissions
richard.duckett@telegram.com
GRAFTON – The annual the Small Stones Festival of the Arts will have a different look this year as it goes online to comply with COVID-19 safety requirements.
Then again, each festival is always different because of the new works that are on display.
Three regional arts organizations – Apple Tree Arts of Grafton, the Worcester County Camera Club, and the Blackstone Valley Art Association – have collaborated to create a newly envisioned virtual fine art and photography exhibit and music program. A series of music events, talks and workshops will be presented via Zoom and recorded for the web at www.smallstonesfestival.org.
The festival's "Art Call" opens Aug. 15. Photography and all forms of two-dimensional artwork are welcomed, with a maximum of three entries per artist. The Art Call will remain open until midnight of the day 500 entries are received. All artwork meeting acceptance criteria will be displayed online. Visit www.smallstonesfestival.org to submit artwork.
A distinguished panel of jurors will select 144 works to appear in the printed exhibit catalog as well as select cash prize winners in the photography and fine arts categories. Cash awards are $500 for first; $250 for second; and $100 for third place. A popular choice award for each category will be voted by viewers online. The exhibit catalogue will be sold online.
The online exhibition opens at 10 a.m. Oct. 1, and a prize ceremony via Zoom will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 23.
The fine art painting and drawing category is juried by Jim Welu, former director and chief curator of Worcester Art Museum; Michael Graves, a nationally recognized plein-air artist and recipient of 85 awards; and Charlotte Wharton, a highly-accomplished portrait and landscape artist with over 600 pieces of artwork displayed in collections.
Photography category jurors are Nancy Burns, associate curator of prints, drawings and paintings of WAM; Ron Rosenstock, renowned nature and travel photographer, former Clark University instructor and published author of six books featuring his own photography; and Stephen DiRado, professor at Clark University with over 40 years experience in documentary photography, filmmaking and conceptual art.
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Welcome to the world of the moko jumbies, the guardians of a stilt-walking tradition that originated in West Africa and migrated to the Caribbean hundreds of years ago. Their talents have been seen at Carnival celebrations in places like Mexico and Trinidad and Tobago, as well as contemporary heritage events celebrating African and African-Caribbean culture in the United States.
You know the moko jumbies when you see them -- whether they're dressed in oversized zoot suits or adorned with vibrant tapestry-like robes, they travel via massive stilts, reaching up into the heavens at heights of 17 feet tall.
Artist Laura Anderson Barbata has drawn our attention to the international stilt-walking community in a project titled "Transcommunality." On view at Brooklyn's BRIC, the exhibition pays homage to a beautiful and seemingly bizarre practice steeped in history and spirituality.
The term "moko jumbies" combines what many have interpreted as a name for an African deity, Moko, and the West Indian word for "spirit," jumbie. Taken together, the two concepts have amounted to a centuries-old art form consisting of extravagant costumery and gravity-defying dance, in which individuals mime the movements of a towering, protective god. A staple of Carnival-esque gatherings, the stilt-walkers passed on their talents to new generations for years in cities like Port of Spain and Oaxaca.
The practice all but fizzled out, however, in the early 20th century, and wasn't truly revived until the 1980s, when a group at the Keylemanjahro School of Arts and Culture in Cocorite, Trinidad and Tobago resurrected the lavish mode of performance. They weren't just mining the past -- they used stilt-walking as a means of keeping young students and individuals off the streets of Port of Spain, urging people to bring the moko jumbie dances back to life as a community endeavor. Ten years ago, the project caught the eye of Anderson Barbata, and "Transcommunality" was born.
Mexican-born Anderson Barbata not only photographed and filmed the gorgeous moko jumbie performances, she also immersed herself in their world, working with the Keylemanjahro School and the broader creative world to bring awareness to the sublime slice of bygone culture. "The knowledge of what others are living through opens our eyes and expands our conscience," she writes in a description of her work. "And this awareness and experience allows us to identify with others and also brings us closer to our own voice, so that we can ask ourselves: What do I think? What is my responsibility? What can I do?"
The BRIC exhibition includes textiles, sculptures, photographs, and video, pulled together to reveal the potential for stilt-walking to function as a form of story-telling and protest in modern settings. Think New York City, home of the Brooklyn Jumbies. Feast your eyes on a preview of the show below and let us know your thoughts on the collection in the comments.
"Transcommunality: Laura Anderson Barbata, Collaboration Beyond Borders" will be on view at BRIC House in Fort Greene until August 31, 2014.


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Pope targets Trump in visit to US-Mexico border
The pontiff is showing solidarity with migrants in an implicit rebuke to the Republican front-runner.
Pope Francis receives a cross made by an inmate during his visit to a penitentiary in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico | Gabriel Bouys/AFP/Getty
Pope Francis, in his own gentle way, is taunting Donald Trump.
In an unofficial, but epic, rebuttal to Trump and other Republican immigration hardliners running for president, the 79-year-old Roman Catholic leader is visiting the U.S.-Mexico border on Wednesday evening to show solidarity with migrants.
The stop comes at the end of a six-day papal visit to Mexico and as immigration policy remains a flashpoint in the GOP presidential primary race. Francis is to hold a Mass in the border city of Juarez and visit the Rio Grande, offering prayers throughout for the safety of migrants, many of whom die on the journey to the United States.
Trump — who once described Mexican migrants "rapists" and insisted that he will get Mexico to pay for a "beautiful" wall along the border — has criticized the pope for his planned visit, calling him a "very political person."
"I think that he doesn't understand the problems our country has. I don't think he understands the danger of the open border that we have with Mexico," the real estate mogul said Thursday. Trump also alleged that Mexico pushed the pope to visit "because Mexico wants to keep the border just the way it is because they're making a fortune and we're losing."
Francis urged lawmakers to show kindness to migrants and asylum seekers, reminding them that they themselves were descended from immigrants.
Trump made his own trip to the U.S.-Mexico border in July, causing a great spectacle as he doubled down on his warnings about the misdeeds of undocumented immigrants.
The Vatican has reportedly called Trump's comments "very strange" and pointed out that the welfare of migrants has long been a passion for Francis. The Argentine-born pontiff is the first pope from Latin America and he has unflinchingly confronted a range of hot-button issues, including same-sex marriage and climate change. In Europe, which is struggling to cope with a huge wave of migrants from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and other troubled countries, the pope has called on Catholic parishes to take in refugee families.
During a visit to the United States last September, the pope repeatedly raised the topic, including in a historic speech to Congress. Francis urged lawmakers to show kindness to migrants and asylum seekers, reminding them that they themselves were descended from immigrants who helped build America.
His admonitions had limited effect.
After November's terrorist attacks in Paris, Republicans, along with many Democrats, tried, but ultimately failed, to severely restrict Syrian and Iraqi refugees from entering the United States. GOP presidential candidates, including Sens. Marco Rubio of Florida and Ted Cruz of Texas, both of whom are Cuban American, are fighting over who is more hard-line on immigration policy.
President Barack Obama has deported record numbers of undocumented immigrants, angering the U.S. Latino community, all while trying to persuade the GOP-led Congress to come to terms on a comprehensive overhaul of the immigration system. The president's efforts to offer millions of undocumented immigrants work permits and a reprieve from deportation, meanwhile, have been blocked by the courts after lawsuits were filed by Republicans.
The pope is unlikely to offer specific immigration policy proposals for the United States, or even to directly delve into the politics. But his border appearance Wednesday could nonetheless resonate on the campaign trail, or at least among the growing population of American voters who are of Hispanic descent.
"He's one of the leading moral authorities in the world," said Kevin Appleby, a former director of migration policy at the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. "He's got bigger things to do than worry about what Donald Trump is saying."
Trump ties with Pope Francis in US poll for second most-admired man in the world
By Nick Gass
Pope Francis: Merkel got mad when I called Europe 'a grandmother'
Donald Trump has 'at least' 20 Muslim friends
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White House slams Trump's Iran pullout as prospects to save nuclear deal dim
Some analysts predict the US will adopt a more coercive approach toward Tehran by early February.
Russia talks buy time for Ukraine but stark disagreements signal dead-end ahead
After eight hours of discussions in Geneva, diplomats voice irreconcilable differences.
Blinken sets limits on US talks with Russia
He also said it's hard to see making progress 'with a gun to Ukraine's head.'
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KIRSTEN STORMS Joins Cast of "WINTERTHORNE"
A tale of two Belle Blacks is about to happen in the web soap world very soon. Adding to the already spectacular roster of stars set to join "Winterthorne" is Kirsten Storms! Storms, who is known to many soap audiences for her portrayal of Maxie Jones on "General Hospital," is joining the cast as Selene…
February 26, 2015 in BuzzWorthy Promotions, Commentary, Entertainment Buzz, Industry Buzz, Soaps, Stations, Television Buzz, Television Series.
"Days of our Lives" Teasers: Week of February 23
Here is a brief look at what's ahead for the town of Salem this week on "Days of our Lives": -JJ fears that Paige has learned the truth about him and Eve. -Will pleads with Sonny to forgive him. -Chad seeks Stefano's help to get revenge on Kate. -Tori urges Paul to leave Salem and…
"General Hospital" Teasers: Week of February 23
Here is a brief look at what's ahead this week in the town of Port Charles on "General Hospital": -Jake is disappointed. Nikolas is wracked with guilt over what he knows. Spencer makes a grand entrance for his birthday party. -A special moment occurs with Spencer and Emma, only for danger to be lurking behind.…
"General Hospital" Actress KATHLEEN GATI Joins "WINTERTHORNE"
The hits keep on coming! Following the news that Linda Gray was set to join the cast of the new web soap, "WINTERTHORNE," TRadioV's "SoapBox with Lilly and Martha" announced that another superb soap star is coming aboard. Kathleen Gati, who plays Dr. Liesl Obrecht on ABC's "General Hospital," is joining the cast as Valentina…
Podcast #587: Daniel Goddard & Christel Khalil of "The Young and the Restless"
Daniel Goddard and Christel Khalil play the popular couple of Cane and Lily Ashby on CBS Daytime's "The Young and the Restless." The couple, who have been given the name "LANE" for their mesh name, have had their share of ups and downs in recent. Most notably, Lily has learned the truth about her…
February 19, 2015 in Buzzcast, BuzzWorthy Promotions, Commentary, Entertainment Buzz, Industry Buzz, Interviews, Soaps, Stations, Television Buzz, Television Series.
Podcast #586: The Buzz Learns About "Bros Being Basic"
We have all seen the pictures of girls on Instagram and on Facebook consisting of the gym selfie, selfies with their pumpkin spice lattes, and the famous duckface selfie. This has taken on a term of its own, in which we call these girls, "basic." What better way to capitalize on that than by showcasing…
February 19, 2015 in Buzzcast, BuzzWorthy Promotions, Commentary, Entertainment Buzz, Industry Buzz, Interviews, Review.
Podcast #585: Jonny Pasvolsky of "Mortdecai"
Jonny Pasvolsky is an Australian actor who is becoming one of America's next leading men. He can be currently seen in the film, "Mortdecai," alongside Johnny Depp. Pasvolsky plays the role of Emil, adversary to Depp's Mortdecai, who has an awesome moustache to boot. The actor spoke with us, who recently returned to the states…
February 15, 2015 in Buzzcast, BuzzWorthy Promotions, Entertainment Buzz, Industry Buzz, Interviews, Movie News, Stations.
"General Hospital" Wins Writers Guild Award for Daytime!
The 2015 Writers Guild Awards, hosted by Lisa Kudrow, recognizes the excellence of writing in television, film, new media, news, radio, and graphic animation. The event is currently taking place at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza in Los Angeles and at the Edison Ballroom in New York City. This year, the nominees for the daytime…
February 14, 2015 in Award News, BuzzWorthy Promotions, Commentary, Entertainment Buzz, Industry Buzz, Soaps, Stations, Television Buzz, Television Series.
"Flirt with Disaster" This Week on "The Young and the Restless"
Genoa City is about to face one of its biggest challenges yet…and one may not make it out of the challenge alive! Today, Friday the 13th, kicks off "Flirt with Disaster," on "The Young and the Restless." As the Winter/Atkinson clan take off for a trip to Chicago during a winter storm, the plane goes…
February 13, 2015 in BuzzWorthy Promotions, Entertainment Buzz, Industry Buzz, Soaps, Stations, Television Buzz, Television Series.
Here's a brief look at what lies ahead for the town of Port Charles next week on "General Hospital": -Olivia lets Ned in on some information. Alexis also makes a confession to Julian. Sonny receives an unexpected document. -Carly goes to Michael and begs him to stop his latest scheme. Tracy and Luke have a…


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Q: Failed to connect to Remote server I am unable to resolve an address to IP. It is giving an exception "No such host found". But i am able to access the same site through my web browser.
IPAddress address = Dns.GetHostAddresses("https:\\google.com")[0];

Is it because my web browser is using a proxy. How can i still connect to it? i cannot change the proxy setting of the web browser as they are by default in the my company.

A: The problem is that you're including https:\\. I have tested the code, and it works perfectly when you just use www.google.com as the parameter for Dns.GetHostAddresses().

A: IPAddress[] ips = Dns.GetHostAddresses("www.google.com");

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As a test. Works fine.


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Albion march on thanks to Rodriguez double
West Brom 2 Wigan Athletic 0
Albion made it six wins from the last eight games by deservedly beating the Latics at the Hawthorns on Boxing Day, although it was not an entirely comfortable afternoon.
An early goal from what was the Baggies first serious attack should have set Darren Moore's team off an running as it did at Rotherham last weekend, but their momentum was immediately halted by an injury to Dwight Gayle.
While Albion dominated the game and never really looked like conceding, they lacked fluidity in the attacking third and there was always the chance that Wigan could snatch an undeserved equaliser at least until J-Rod thumped in his second.
Ironically, Paul Cook's men looked far more dangerous once they went two down and they could have easily nicked one which would have made the closing stages uncomfortable, but the Albion defence stood firm for once although a better quality opposition would almost certainly have found a way through.
For the most part, however, the Latics were happy to disrupt with a physical approach to the game that was not really handled that well by the officials – how Wigan escaped with just two yellow cards, I'm not sure.
It may be a strange thing to say given that he scored both goals, but Rodriguez did not have his best game. Both finishes were excellent, with his second, a volley from 20 yards, was as sweet as they come, and he was perhaps unfortunate not to complete his hat trick with the Latics having to resort to some last ditch blocks to keep him out. However, he looked a little bit off the pace for much of the game with his touch letting him down on a number of occasions, and he perhaps could do with rest. That is probably less likely following Gayle's hamstring injury which could easily keep him out for several weeks.
Ultimately, though, it's goals that count and a brace today made it twelve for the season for J-Rod and a bid from his home town club, Burnley, is almost inevitable next month.
Harvey Barnes had one of those in-and-out games but frequently looked dangerous, while Phillips had his moments but faded badly in the last 15 minutes.
Gareth Barry, on the other hand, belied his age and was once again superb in the middle of the park for the full ninety minutes. There must, however, be some concern as to whether he will be able to play twice more in the next week and, if not, how the team may be impacted by his absence.
As they did at the DW Stadium, as well as taking a physical approach, Paul Cook's team pressed high and Albion often struggled to play out. Adarabioyo, who has generally played well in recent weeks, had a difficult afternoon and particularly struggled late on when Phillips' ability to support him fading. He also gave the ball away a little too frequently, although he was often put under undue pressure with some difficult balls out from Johnstone. Having said that, he has normally been good enough to cope in those situations up to now, so maybe we just need to put it down to an off day. Nonetheless, Tosin isn't a natural right back and it remains a problem position that needs to be resolved in January.
While it was ultimately a comfortable victory for the Baggies, it all felt a little flat at the Hawthorns. Whether the fans were suffering from Christmas over-indulgence, I'm not sure, but despite there being more than 25,000 in attendance, it was never really rocking. It could be a case that the faithful are now expecting entertainment at the Hawthorns and, with the team misfiring slightly, it didn't quite get the juices flowing, but as Darren Moore said in his Christmas message, the fans are a massive part of any promotion push and sometimes it's down to us to inspire the team.
All in all, of course, it was a good day for the Baggies. Two stoppage time goals apiece for the top two did take the shine off a little, but it's difficult to complain with the team on a run of 20 points from the last 24 as we look forward to the last game of 2018.
A final word to mark twelve months since we tragically lost Richard Eades at the age of just 42. Eadesy, better known as Albi, one of the Albion mascots, died on Boxing Day morning last year, and it was great to hear applause on the the 42nd minute of the Wigan game to remember him. I wrote a short article about him last year, and his loss is still sorely felt by his family and friends, including his best mate, Dave Challoner, known to most as Baggie Bird.
Albion's Promotion Challenge Season Comparison – 24 games
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According to the Carpet and Rug Institute's Standard to get Carpet Installation 2011, glued down carpet is supposed to have the ability to cut edges seam enclosed with a thermo plastic adhesive or something similar. Then the third bead of seam sealer is supposed to be applied to a person edge of the seam to weld together the carpeting panels. Most carpet the largest and retailers are unaware of this requirement. It is no wonder that seams are fuzzing in so many buildings. Unfortunately the rap for fuzzing seams gets placed on the carpet supplier, the carpet cleaners, the floor cleaners and the latest one is the new LEED approved carpet rubber cement. There is nothing further from fact. The reason the architects plus the carpet manufacturers insist on each and every one cut edges of the carpeting be encapsulated with a seam sealer is that they need it. The development of carpet and the adhesives used to bind the primary and secondary backings has changed for a number of reasons, primarily to make floor a carpet greener.
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5 reasons to eat organic
Here are our top 5 reasons to choose organic and the benefits to you and your family. But don't just listen to us – we've included a selection of the best videos and articles from around the world.
Organic is a
strictly controlled
'Buzz' words are everywhere in the food industry. Natural, sugar-free, low-carb, eco-friendly. They were all invented by clever marketers, and have no clear definition or regulatory standard.
Organic is different. It's a strictly defined set of rules that ensures food is produced as nature intended, without synthetic chemicals or processes.
And importantly, you can't just decide to become organic overnight. It takes a minimum of 3 years to convert an ordinary farm to a certified organic farm. That's how long it takes to flush out the bad stuff.
100% of Bellamy's products are dual certified by both Australian regulatory bodies, ACO and NASAA. This means that every step of our production chain, from farming through to packaging, is regularly audited to ensure we keep our promise.
If you're thinking that it sounds like a lot of work to be certified organic. You're right. It's why only 1% of the world's farmland is certified organic. ¹
1 The World of Organic Agriculture, 2017 Yearbook, FiBL, IFOAM
are bad for
It's widely known that infants and young children are more susceptible to toxic chemicals1
In a recent study of over ten thousand conventionally grown fruits and vegetables, pesticide residues were found in over 75% of cases². And this was after washing and peeling!
Whilst regulators acknowledge the presence of pesticides, they claim there is no immediate health risk. However, emerging research by the American Academy of Pediatrics ³ and others suggests that high-pesticide-residue foods may induce chronic health complications in children, including neurodevelopmental issues.
At Bellamy's Organic, we prefer not to experiment on ourselves or our kids. We never use synthetic pesticides or fertilisers.
1 National Research Council (US) Committee on Pesticides in the Diets of Infants and Children, 1993
2 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Pesticide Data program, 2018
3 Pesticide Exposure in Children, American Academy of Pediatrics, 2012
has more of the
We think happy, healthy, organic cows produce the best milk.
Organic cows are 'free range', which means they can roam freely on pastures, eating fresh organic grass and hay. They are fed absolutely no genetically modified grain, corn or soy.
Why is a grass-rich diet important? Because it means cows produce milk with more omega-3. Research shows that organic cows milk contains 40-60% more omega-3 fatty acids than convention milk, including the most desirable long-chain omega-3 fatty acids EPA, DPA and DHA 1, 2.
It's well established that long-chain omega-3 fatty acids promote brain development and reduce the inflammatory process that leads to chronic diseases like cancer, asthma, depression, cardiovascular disease and ADHD.
What may be surprising is that only 6%* of Australian children are consuming the suggested dietary intake of long-chain omega-3s. ³ Our kids bodies can't manufacture omega-3 by themselves. Instead, they have to incorporate certain foods into their diet.
Whilst the richest natural sources of long-chain omega-3s are oily fish like salmon and sardines, organic milk has emerged as another important source, especially for our kids.
* Only 6% of Australian children aged between 2 and 16 are consuming the suggested dietary intake of long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids.
1 Nafferton Ecological Farming Group, University of Newcastle. "Higher PUFA and omega-3 PUFA, CLA, a-tocopherol and iron, but lower iodine and selenium concentrations in organic bovine milk: A systematic literature review and meta- and redundancy analysis". Srednicka-Tober et al. 2016. British Journal of Nutrition.
2 Organic Production Enhances Milk Nutritional Quality by Shifting Fatty Acid Composition: A United States–Wide, 18-Month Study. Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources, Washington State University. Published in PLOS in 2013
3 Researchers from the University of Wollongong's School of Health Sciences and Metabolic Research Centre examined data on the dietary habits of 4486 children
Organic farming helps
to grow nutritious
There is a growing body of evidence to suggest that organically grown produce has some nutritional benefits over conventional produce.
One of the most ambitious studies to date found that organic fruits and vegetables have significantly higher concentrations (between 19% and 69%) of a range of antioxidants and half as much of the toxic metal cadmium ¹
Researchers site two potential causes:
Organic crops make antioxidant compounds in response to stress, such as exposure to insects or diseases. Conventional crops are typically protected with synthetic pesticides, which dampens their stress response.
Conventional crops are typically supplemented with synthetic fertilisers which effectively accelerates their growth and dilutes their nutrient content.
Whist trying to isolate the health benefits of nutrients is difficult, many antioxidants have been linked to a reduced risk of chronic diseases, including cardiovascular diseases, neurodegenerative diseases and certain cancers.
1 Higher antioxidant and lower cadmium concentrations and lower incidence of pesticide residues in organically grown crops: a systematic literature review and meta-analyses, Branski 2014, published in British Journal of Nutrition
our livestock & the
Soil is more than just dirt. It's the foundation of our food system.
Healthy soil is alive with an incredible diversity of microbes that break down organic matter like dead plants, manure, insects and earthworms. This process unlocks nutrients that are critical for plant growth.
Unfortunately, modern agricultural practices, especially the use of agrochemicals, have accelerated soil erosion, the depletion of organic matter, and chemical runoff into our waterways. A recent UN report found that generating three centimeters of top soil takes 1,000 years, and if current rates of degradation continue, all of the world's top soil could be gone within 60 years.¹
Organic farming is widely considered as a more viable solution. It forbids the use of synthetic fertilisers and pesticides, and instead relies on the use of sustainable practices like composting, crop rotation, and cover crops to preserve soil health and fertility.
In addition, animal welfare is central to the organic philosophy. Dairy cows are raised in a more natural living environment:
Cows must be raised 'free-range', with continuous access to organic pasture for their entire lives
Cows diet's cannot be supplemented with genetically-modified grain or grain concentrates
The use of synthetic nitrogen supplements, growth promotants and hormones is prohibited If antibiotics are used in an emergency health situation, the cow must be removed from the milk pool for at least 6 months
With this more humane philosophy, it's unsurprising that the milking intensity of organic cows is 30% lower than ordinary cows. ²
This means it costs us 1.3-1.6x more to produce our milk ³. Do we think it's worth it? Absolutely.
* If antibiotics are used in an emergency health situation, the cow must be removed from the milk pool for at least 6 months
1 Global Land Outlook, UNCCD, 2017
2 A Comparison of Conventional and Organic Milk Production Systems in the U.S. Selected Paper prepared for presentation at the American Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon, July 29-August 1, 2007. The difference in milk production per cow was statistically significant and nearly 30 percent less on organic operations. Organic operations averaged about 13,600 pounds of milk per cow compared to nearly 19,000 pounds on conventional operations.
3 KPMG Global organic milk production market report, 2018
Our Organic Supply Chain
The soil takes a minimum of 3 years to convert from conventional to organic.
Water used to irrigate the farm goes through stringent testing.
Dairy cows are raised organically for better tasting and nutritious milk.
The manufacturing line for organic is used exclusively for organic products.
All packaging materials are required to adhere to organic standards.
A selection of the best videos and articles from around the world to help you decide
The Certified Organic Difference
Australia has 12.0 million hectares of Certified Organic land, nearly a third of the world's 37.5 million hectares.
Take the Organic Quiz
How much do you know about Organic?
Top 10 Reasons To Go Organic
Only organic guarantees no toxic persistent pesticides, synthetic fertilizers or GMOs…
The Natural Effect
"The Natural Effect," a hysterical mockumentary-style look inside "The False Advertising Industry,"
New MacDonald
Watch as these kids show what makes organic farming the choice for the future…
The Effect of Organic Food
This family doesn't eat organic food because it costs more than conventional food and it just isn't convenient.


New manager Bob Bradley confirms pair are yet to return to full training amid ankle and rib injuries.
Jefferson Montero and Fernando Llorente are both considered doubtful for Swansea City's forthcoming Premier League clash with Arsenal on Saturday (15 October). New manager Bob Bradley faces something of a baptism of fire at the Emirates Stadium as he takes charge for the first time since being announced as Francesco Guidolin's successor last week.
Pacy winger Montero made five appearances for the Swans this season prior to suffering an ankle injury, while summer signing Llorente, who moved to South Wales from La Liga outfit Sevilla on a two-year deal in August, was replaced by compatriot Borja Baston for the late defeat to Liverpool due to a rib injury. The 31-year-old striker had earlier notched his opening goal for the club with a thumping half-volleyed equaliser during a 3-1 loss to leaders Manchester City.
While both players may have hoped to edge back towards full fitness for the trip to Arsenal, it appears that their respective recoveries did not progress as quickly as anticipated during the international break. Centre-back Federico Fernandez is expected to return after a groin strain, although Nathan Dyer will remain out until mid-November after undergoing ankle surgery.
"Everyone is back from international duty healthy," Bradley was quoted as saying by by Wales Online at his pre-match press conference. "Fernando and Jefferson aren't back in full training. Their progress has been slower and Nathan is still out, but the rest are available."
Guidolin was handed a new two-year contract in May after taking over from interim boss Alan Curtis and successfully guiding Swansea away from relegation danger, but the experienced Italian later paid the price for a dismal run of form that saw his side drop down to 17th after collecting just four points from their opening seven matches of the new season.
Swansea have only won once – a 3-1 EFL Cup second-round defeat of Peterborough United – since the opening day of the season and disciplinarian Bradley, set to become the first American to manage in the Premier League after being appointed by US owners Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan, has suggested that players out of favour with the previous regime will be given a chance to impress.
"Whenever there's a change it's a fresh start for everybody," he added. "You can see that on certain faces, that's clear. In the moment, you look at guys every day even at a time when there's been a difficult period, you still look at the group and see enthusiasm, fresh faces, a certain amount of excitement and that's a good thing. It doesn't automatically mean because you've changed some things it will come together right away, but it's a start."
Bradley, who has managed Egypt, Stabaek and Le Havre since a five-year stint with the United States national team ended with his sacking in 2011, also predicted that Swansea's style of play would not change markedly under his leadership and confirmed that he has already held talks with chairman Huw Jenkins, head of recruitment David Leadbetter and the club's scouts. He was also keen to stress that he will be "a part" of the transfer process at the Liberty Stadium.


In a recent article we discussed risk profiles and said we would use that as a basis for how storing data in the system can lead to better template construction and better outcomes for system support and maintenance.
We call the joint description from the client entity again just adding a 'True' argument within the brackets.
This data can be pulled and used for ANY template that needs this information (soa, risk profile questionnaire, wealth review, fact find etc).
The data is logically stored in the same location as risk profiles themselves are configured.
This method scales to accommodate multiple assumption sets which can be useful if you are on a site with multiple licensees or businesses.
It's clearly quick and easy for any admin person (with permissions to access this section) to update and edited when the time is needed.
Only a standard text element (non rich text) so the ability to format or stylise the text is limited – although you might surprised how with a bit of creative thinking you can work around that (see below).
Storing the data here (or in the system through other methods) will provide a long term value and benefit to most businesses (depending size etc) occasionally though that won't matter and the preferred format of the client must be achieved.
So the stopping point was this bold text. How to achieve that with this distinctly poor text element?
Potentially a quick fix would have been to just statically add in "You are a" and code the bold risk profile, this way the description text could start at the equivalent of 'who wants…'. But not all risk profiles started with "You are a…" plus their risk profile questionnaire wasn't going to have that bold but we wanted to draw from the one source still to reap those advantages.
The solution used in the end was similar to the below.
# You are a Balanced investor who wants a mixed portfolio to work towards medium to long term financial goals. You require an investment strategy that will manage the effects of taxation and inflation. The risk tolerance of a balanced investor is suitable to strategic, calculated risks designed to achieve good returns.
You can even code in the client/partner/joint/entity names quite easily if it is required that they are within the description, for a personalised effect. The point of this example was to show that with a bit of thought and problem solving you can still use this area if the client has stylistic requirements like the above.
You might have noticed that the above example corrodes one of the benefits I mentioned. Namely, if they completely re-write the risk profile descriptions and style of the section in the future, the document wouldn't merge as they might expect. This is true, although I did build in a mechanism to allow it to revert back to the standard desc call without needing to edit the coded doc.
Ultimately if things change entirely, you often can't avoid messing with the coded document but in the interim to them doing major changes they will be able to manage, add to and edit those risk profile descriptions with a lot more ease than the traditional alternative (statically coded and repeated in the template and across multiple templates).
Again for sites with multiple licensee or risk profile sets the advantages are just further magnified.
This is just one possibility and maybe it works for some of your clients or maybe it gets you thinking of other ways you could achieve the same benefits. Just one of many tools and approaches to be aware of in developing solutions and making informed decisions on the best approach to meet your client's objectives.
Ideally also keeping in mind how to reduce issues of support and updating that will (and do) arise in the future.
Kodee our xplan xmerge chatbot recently launched! Let's take a moment to look at some of the broad data that has come out of the 1st week of go live.


During 2014, the Friends of the Fells made some big changes to the ways we interact with manage our members and supporters. We launched our new website design, a complete overhaul from the ground up that makes finding our newest and most important content easier than ever. We added online payment options, allowing our supporters to join or renew a membership, make a contribution, or pay for an event without needing to mail a check. To start off 2015, we are announcing a new addition to this advancement in options for our members – monthly Sustainer Memberships.
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Q: Share a folder on PC with two NICs On my workplace, I have a PC with two NICs. The onboard NIC is connected with a domain, the other one is connected directly with an another PC that is not a domain PC (Workgroup PC).
I created a Folder on the Domain PC which need to be accessed via the second NIC from the Workgroup PC.
The question is...how do I do that? Do I have to add the User from the Workgroup PC when I share the folder? Can I add the User from the Workgroup PC at all? I don't need to set a password, they are placed right to each other, I just need to copy files to that folder, that's all.
Thanks in advance...

A: Windows file sharing doesn't require matching accounts, it only requires an account. At first the client PC will try to use the same credentials it already knows, but if the server PC doesn't recognize you, the client will simply show an authentication prompt and you can enter whatever you want in there. (File permissions are also checked according to the user who "logged in" to the share, so if a standalone client provides domain user credentials, it'll have the privileges of that domain user.)

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*So depending on how the domain is configured, it might be possible to simply enter your domain credentials when trying to access the share, nothing more. (Note that this will use NTLM authentication rather than the more secure Kerberos.)

*But if the domain controllers are configured to refuse NTLM, you could create a local account on the server PC (e.g. via lusrmgr.msc). For convenience you can set it to have the same username and password as on the client PC, though again that's not a requirement.
With this second option, you will need to grant the new account access to your shared files, either through the folder's "Permissions" tab or using icacls.


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Opinion Columnists 25 Jun 2021 Shobhaa De | Do Indians and our govt really care about sports?
Opinion, Columnists
Shobhaa De | Do Indians and our govt really care about sports?
Shobhaa De
Irreverent, provocative, opinionated... Shobhaa De has been challenging status quo for four decades... and is at her best when she punctures inflated egoes. Readers can send feedback to www.shobhaade.blogspot.com
Published : Jun 26, 2021, 12:15 am IST
Updated : Jun 26, 2021, 12:15 am IST
Milkha Singh titled his autobiography The Race of My Life, and the nation ran it with him
India rediscovered legendary athlete Milkha Singh after he died of Covid-19 complications at a Chandigarh hospital just five days after he lost Nirmal, his wife of 58 years, to the same disease. An avalanche of tributes poured in, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi calling him a "colossal sportsman who captured the nation's imagination". Several flowery tributes followed, but one thing that struck me amid all this gush was the sad fact that this outstanding sportsman, who brought so much fame and glory to India when he "flew" on the track, had only got the Padma Shri back in 1959, and nothing since. He declined the Arjuna Award and sulked publicly, hinting he expected a Padma Bhushan. We all know how Padma awards work; but surely years later Milkha should have been "upgraded"!
We can still do it! So many other sports stars have been richly rewarded for their achievements. Bharat Ratna Sachin Tendulkar, for example. No disrespect, but if a world-class cricketer can get the country's highest civilian award, why not an internationally recognised track star? There is talk of a posthumous award for Milkha, but frankly posthumous awards have little meaning. The only people who benefit are family members. The recipient passes away without the thrill and joy of being publicly feted. Posthumous awards are a waste of time; those deserving should be celebrated when they are hale and hearty and can cherish the honour with their loved ones.
Milkha Singh must have been a fairly modest man: a huge attribute in today's times when every second person is a brazen hustler. Had Milkha been shrewder or more calculating, he would have milked his awe-inspiring status and demanded all sorts of privileges, like many others. I watched Bhaag Milkha, Bhaag thrice in 2013. For one, I was a track athlete myself, and know what it takes to breast that tape and create new records. Farhan Akhtar played Milkha in the biopic, which grossed over Rs 100 crores. Apparently, Milkha asked for Re 1 as his fee, but insisted that a share of the profits go to his foundation. Akhtar did a convincing job of not just acquiring a runner's taut frame, but sensitively portraying a runner's anxieties and vulnerabilities. The man behind the movie, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, said of Milkha: "He believed there are no short cuts if you want to be the best in the world."
It's not too late to course correct. Governments and sports bodies the world over are commissioning statues of living sports heroes -- Rafael Nadal recently posed in front of his magnificent statue that was unveiled at Roland Garros as Rafa fans worldwide cheered and applauded the legend, winner of 20 Grand slams. In India, the politics of erecting statues of public figures is mired in controversy. It's bad enough that we have to endure the mediocrity of netas while they are alive. It's much worse to have precious urban spaces blocked by ugly statues of awful people whose "contribution" is dodgy at best. I'm sure nobody would question an appropriate statue of "The Flying Sikh" (a title given to him by Pakistan's Ayub Khan) outside Chandigarh airport. There is a wax statue of his at Delhi's Madame Tussaud's museum. But is that really enough? Milkha Singh was orphaned during Partition and saw five members of his family being butchered. He arrived as a refugee in Delhi and joined the Indian Army after abandoning plans to become a dacoit out of sheer frustration! He went on to bring glory to the nation as a four-time Asian Games gold medallist. His 400 metres timing of 45.6 seconds was unbroken for 38 years. What a story for youngsters to derive inspiration from!
India really needs to value its sporting greats and reward them suitably. Since I am one of the growing voices saying "No" to the Tokyo Olympics (23 July-8 August 2021), I read sports minister Kiren Rijiju's comments on India's participation with interest. "This time we are aiming high, with full confidence and I believe we should do better than any of our previous performances." Wait a minute, Sirji. Our "best" show was way back in 2012, when we came back with six measly medals. Minister saab is expecting a record haul and says he has interacted with most of our elite players and Olympians. For the record, Mr Rijiju's ministry spent Rs 1,000 crores in the past four years preparing for the Olympics.
While I admire his faith and am also hoping for a decent showing this year, despite the pandemic with all its challenges, it must be said that our contingent came back with two medals from the 2016 Rio Games (where China won 70). At that time, I was slaughtered across the social media for "criticising" our athletes for their dismal performance. Our athletes are only as good as their support system. Mr Rijiju is a smart, young, dynamic politician (future Prime Minister material). He has as much riding on our medal haul as the athletes themselves, who have trained hard for this momentous event.
The problem is our casual attitude towards sports. Apart from cricket, almost no other sporting activity is "recognised" or encouraged as enthusiastically. Milkha Singh's son Jeev Milkha Singh (also an Arjuna Award winner) is arguably one of India's best golfers. We have our star tennis players and more recently, badminton is also receiving its due, along with table tennis. Our staple -- hockey – where we used to be world leaders -- has been relegated to a less hallowed position, after we failed to win any significant title after dominating the game for decades. The mindset of most Indian parents has not shifted sufficiently to support the sporting dreams of their children. Golf and tennis are seen as elitist sports that require generous financial support. Sports scholarships are hard to come by. Talented athletes have it tough. It's only now that we see women boxers and wrestlers coming into their own and shining at global events. As are female shooters. Archery is finding takers across the country, but in terms of commercial success, the megabucks are made by cricketers, and cricketers alone. With our Olympics contingent all set to compete in the most prestigious sporting event on earth, here's wishing them love and luck. Milkha Singh titled his autobiography The Race of My Life, and the nation ran it with him. His race ended on June 15, 2021. It's time to chorus "Bhaag India, Bhaag", and hope Mr Rijiju's prediction of a rich Olympics' haul goes beyond wishful thinking.
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Can anyone help me finding the Phoenix-E network setting as I can't find it in the network dropdown list.
Phoenix-E is essentially a repeater (RF) only network and is therefore not available to hotspots directly. The correct server for hotspot linking into the Phoenix network via DMR+ is IPSC2-PhoenixF.
Thanks all, yes I'm setting pistar up on a uk MMDVM repeater so need to link to Phoenix E.
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Bruce Wood grew up in the small town of Groveland, Massachusetts. In 1968 he ventured to Arizona to attend Arizona Western College. After graduating with an Associates Degree in Liberal studies he continued his education at Northern Arizona University. There he continued experimentation in several art disciplines. He graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Extended Ceramic study. He transitioned directly into Graduate School, and worked as the University Art Gallery assistant and graduate assistant where he taught classes and did extensive research in gas and wood fired kiln building. While at Northern Arizona University, Bruce was co-founder of the Clay Club. This organization was designed to benefit ceramics art students and brought to the University well known ceramic artists for workshops and lectures. Bruce served as president of both the Clay Club and the Student Arts Council, which represented all the art students at the University. In 1976 he graduated from Northern Arizona University with a Masters degree in Art Education. He had a brief tenure at Arizona Western College, teaching classes in ceramics and painting before moving back to Massachusetts to pursue teaching opportunities. Through a government program, Pentucket Regional School district West Newbury, MA was looking to hire professional artists to inject new energy and ideas into the art program. Bruce was hired as a lead artist to teach Ceramics, Photography and Mural painting. That job transitioned into a teaching position which included classes in High School and Jr. High art for a few years. While teaching photography, Bruce was commissioned to produce large photographs of historic Groveland, MA using original glass negatives from the early 1900's, which now hang in the Groveland town complex. A mail order rubber stamp company was next on the horizon. Bruce produced rubber stamps and rubber stamp art, some of which have been published by Sunrise Publications and distributed in post card form. In January of 2010, Bruce moved into studio space at Western Avenue Studios in Lowell, MA. Here he is expanding his interest in Lampwork glass, making beads and small glass figures. Also in his studio he produces digital art through a process of collage and Photoshop techniques. My digital art is a 30 year old idea that was just waiting for technology to catch up.
I enjoy the convergence of similar and unrelated images into a juxtaposed end product. I try to evoke multiple thoughts and emotions in the viewer as the nuances in the work are discovered. I believe the creative process happens when whatever you are working on begins directing you toward your next step and when the evolution of the process is guided by the artwork itself.


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Q: Fastest way to access a 3 indices array I have a linear array that contains volume data. The data are grey-level, i.e. integers values from 0 to 255.
int width  = 100;
int height = 100;
int depth  = 100;

int *texture3DVolume = new int[width*height*depth];
memset(texture3DVolume,0,sizeof(int)*width*height*depth);

I'm filling some part of the array with spherical regions of constant value:
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    int radius2=radius*radius;
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    int centery =  // some value in [5-95]
    int centerz =  // some value in [5-95]

    int cxmin=centerx-radius;
    int cxmax=centerx+radius;
    int cymin=centery-radius;
    int cymax=centery+radius;
    int czmin = centerz-radius;
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The problem here is that I need to access the linear array enhancing the cache locality. I think that this approach, although correct is not the fastest because in the inner loop on z I'd need to loop over contiguous values which in my case are not since txty*z jump for every iteration of txty.
How should I modify the loop to enhance data access locality?

A: you should use a std::array, if possible
array<array<array<int, 100>, 100>, 100> texture3DVolume;

Then, you should write your loops in a way, that the innermost coordinate is also the innermost loop. Assuming, that you have checked, that your min and max are within the array's boundaries you get, e.g.:
for (size_t z=czmin; z<czmax; ++z)
{
    for (size_t y=cymin; z<cymax; ++y)
    {
        for (size_t x=cxmin; z<cxmax; ++x)
        {
            texture3DVolume[z][y][x] = 255;
        }
    }
}


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FATCA to Expats: You'll Never Have Paris or Anywhere Else
Posted on September 18, 2021 by rtminfrance
A long time ago I met some French tourists on a boat on Lake Titicaca, fellow trekkers headed from the Peruvian town of Puno for an overnight visit to the island of Taquile. They said their trip was about to end. Capital controls set by their Socialist president had limited how much money they could take out of their country.
I remember thinking, as I hiked the paths of that rocky island, looking across that lake toward Bolivia, that I was lucky to be from a country where the government doesn't tell you what to do with your money, as long as you follow the law.
Lake Tititcaca from its Bolivian shore
Here I am, years later, an American journalist living in France, an expatriate from one of maybe two countries in the world that taxes its citizens wherever they live. It turns out that my own country has policies that make me doubt I'm actually free to live abroad. The Biden administration could fix or at least ease those policies, but so far it seems inclined to make things worse.
But then, President Biden was in the government that helped create the mess that exists today. In 2011, he was vice president and the U.S. needed revenues to pay for the big corporate bailouts of the financial crisis. I was at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris, reporting on that thinktank's work on tax and other policies. One day, I interviewed a Treasury official sent by the Obama administration to sell the organization's other rich country members on the merits of a new U.S. law, the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act of 2010.
The brilliant idea behind FATCA was that by forcing financial institutions around the world to report accounts held by American citizens to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, the U.S. could collect tax on large amounts of tax revenue on assets those citizens were doubtless hiding.
The Treasury person told her skeptical counterparts at the OECD that the U.S. would work with them to minimize FATCA's compliance burden and costs on their financial institutions. She said their tax authorities would also get information that would help them fight tax evasion. It turns out that was a bunch of merde.
A Policy That Doesn't Work
I would like to ask the Treasury geniuses who thought up FATCA, and the Congress members who passed it, if they ever considered the reporting and financial nightmare the law would eventually create for American citizens living and working abroad.
"The problem, really, is that the U.S. has a policy of taxing nonresidents, and that policy doesn't work," Paul Atkinson, a retired OECD economist, told me. And "it's not clear that policy actually raises any tax revenue."
There are other laws complicating the financial lives of U.S. expats, said Atkinson, who's now head of the banking committee at the Association of Americans Resident Overseas, a lobby group that has its headquarters in Paris.
The U.S. Bank Secrecy Act of 1970, which recently got an update, also hit them with obligations and restrictions. The Trump tax reform of 2017, which handed out tax breaks to many big companies, also included a measure that was supposed to keep multinationals from avoiding U.S. tax by parking their intellectual property in low- or no-tax jurisdictions. It turned out it also hit some expats who own small businesses abroad.
The European Union specifically restricts EU financial institutions' dealings with U.S. citizens and tax residents. It's partly trade protectionism, says Atkinson, but "anything nonresident has been deemed high risk. Banks are under pressure, and when they take you as a customer they have to risk-profile you."
The EU measures add to the mess, but FATCA is the law fueling rage among expats today. It even hits so called Accidental Americans, people who have U.S. citizenship because of a parent, but have never lived in the United States, lack U.S. Social Security numbers and passports, and owe no U.S. tax.
Of course, the government claims FATCA and the other U.S. policies help fight tax evasion, fraud, and money laundering. But they also treat law-abiding U.S. expatriates like tax frauds on parole.
Every year U.S. expats have to report their foreign bank accounts of over $10,000 and other assets held abroad, the account numbers, and how much is in them, or face penalties of up to $10,000 for every unreported account. You have to report them, not to the IRS, but to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, FinCEN, a U.S. agency that fights financial fraud.
Sorry, U.S. Citizens Not Welcome.
The FinCEN reporting ankle bracelet is not even the worst of this. Many American expatriates find that it's impossible to maintain normal financial lives, either because these laws directly block us, or the reporting obligations lead financial institutions and services companies to conclude we're more trouble than we're worth.
Social media is seething with expat Americans, school teachers, journalists, lawyers, and others complaining that these policies are destroying their financial lives, and those of their dual-national children. They're blocked from investing, saving for old age, even getting bank accounts, in some countries.
"Every U.S. citizen living outside of the U.S.A. is a victim in some way or another," Canada-based American lawyer, John Richardson told me. "It's a massive problem."
Unfortunately I know too well. Because of my U.S. citizenship and foreign address, I can't open accounts with the French version of stock trading apps including Robinhood, e-Toro, Webull, and others, even though French citizens can. I can't get the U.S. versions either.
France-based and U.S.-based financial entities decline my investment business. Some make it clear that FATCA is the reason. Others don't bother to give a reason. I can't get life insurance, which in France is a key retirement savings vehicle. I can't get an individual retirement account at my New York bank of over 30 years. An IRA type retirement savings vehicle in the country I live in or any kind of mutual fund? Pas possible, monsieur.
Atkinson told me his U.S. bank of close to 40 years dropped him and so did his French bank.
Why do I stay? Well, my son was born in France. My work is here. The country has an actual health care system, so getting sick or injured doesn't mean going deep into debt. I also have the best cycling roads in the world, and there are other reasons.
The Paris-Brest-Paris bike tour in 2019
Although France's capital controls are long gone, this place has its own problems. For one thing, the taxes are among the world's highest. And every year French tax and social welfare filing obligations pile on top of the American ones that come with my citizenship.
Local tax collection office
Richardson says thousands of American expats have concluded that shedding their U.S. citizenship is the only solution, although it costs thousands of dollars to do that. He co-authored, with two others, a recent article, "Should Overseas Americans Be Required to Buy Their Freedom?" which observes, among other things, that applications by U.S. citizens seeking to renounce their citizenship have soared since FATCA took effect.
"I hate to say it, but the title to the article frames the issue succinctly," Richardson said.
Richardson and Atkinson said the impact of the Biden budget on all this is not clear. But it proposes to hit financial institutions with more reporting requirements to raise revenue to pay for its big infrastructure spending plans.
"FATCA on Steroids"
"I call it FATCA on steroids. I think they have the potential to push some banks over the edge and make them even harsher in getting rid of Americans," Atkinson said.
All of this makes me think of those French tourists I met, who had to go home because their president decided how much they could spend abroad.
My grandfather crossed the Atlantic over a century ago to escape poverty in Italy and became an American citizen. I want to keep my U.S. citizenship, but, as a law-abiding citizen of the Land of the Free, shouldn't I be able to pursue my version of happiness wherever that takes me? Or will U.S. policy keep considering me and other expats tax evaders until proven innocent?
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