The ICE lines Heidelberg Stuttgart-Cologne, Zurich, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Stuttgart, as well as the ECs / ICs lines of Salzburg and Frankfurt, Dortmund, Stuttgart and Karlsruhe-Stralsund are approaching Heidelberg main train station (Heidelberg Hauptbahnhof) frequently.
Heidelberg is centrally located in Germany which makes it easy to arrive by train, plane or car. If you take the car, take the highway A5 / A656 with the direction to "Darmstadt-Karlsruhe/Basel" and the exit junction Heidelberg and Heidelberg Schwetzingen.
The biggest international airport Frankfurt am Main is the closest to Heidelberg. With the car the distance is 50 minutes and the public transportation will approach the city within 1 hour.
Heidelberg is a city you will fall in love with. The historic charm, the scenic location, castle ruins and character of the inner city makes it to the mecca for international day-tourists.
Heidelberg is one of the few german cities that were not destroyed in World War II. The city is known worldwide as one of the most famous cities in Germany and as a commercialized holiday destination. It's castle ruins, and the oldest university of Germany are impressive attractions throughout the stay in Heidelberg. It attracts scientists and tourist from all over the world.
A special feature is the baroque old town which was rebuilt on medieval ground plan. In the old town, which has one of the longest pedestrian street in Europe with 1.6 km length. Besides the world-famous castle and historic town streets Heidelberg also offers a modern scientific and economic center of international repute and a vibrant diverse culture.
There are certainly many beautiful places in the world where you can take a romantic walk. The City of Heidelberg is something really special. It lends itself easily to enjoy the time together. Lovers have plenty of opportunities to enjoy the togetherness right, because there are a variety of romantic places in this city. The area in the middle of Germany invites to linger and dream, just perfect for a romantic walk with the partner between the Old Bridge and the stunning castle with an astonishing cultural and event offer and a savory and hearty cuisine possibilities.
Tip: "A romantic stroll along the philosopher's path (Philosophenweges)." This path leads sooner or later the lovers to a small Philosophers' Garden. From this little corner of the world not, only romantics will certainly be impressed. The subtropical plants exude charm of their own, which certainly no one can escape.
Stroll along the pedestrian streets of Bismarckplatz on the market square with town hall and church of the Holy Spirit. Then go to the old bridge (Karl Theodor Bridge). On the Bridge Gate, there is a "bridge monkey". It says if you stroke about the mirror it brings you prosperity.
Find the red Panda hidden in the branches or watch the bubbly elephant bachelors taking a dip; there is a lot to see in the Heidelberger Zoo. For animal lovers it's is definitely the right place, because, in the past decade, the Heidelberg Zoo has developed into a modern zoo with clear didactic concepts and focus on specie's protection.The prices are from 8,40€ for adults and 4,20€ for children.
First Saturday of June, July and September, there is a special event in Heidelberg. The events' name is "Schlossbeleuchtung". On these days, bengaline beacon dive Heidelberg Castle slowly into a mysterious red firelight. It is as if the ruin would burn a second time in its long history. Also, the "Alte Brücke" and the "Altstadt" are lit up with amazing fireworks. Even for inhabitants it's a picturesque event.
Heidelberg is one on the most beautiful cities in Germany, also famous for its prestigious university. This Leonardo hotel is 10 minutes walking distance away from the historic old town of Heidelberg, and a 8 minutes' walk from the Nekar River. Woods, and hiking trails area also very close. The rooms are spacious, modern and the restaurant not only has a nice breakfast buffet but also a great cuisine with regional and international cuisine.
Dating back to 1865, this luxury 5 star hotel in the heart of Heidelberg's historic centre offers a modern spa centre and views of the world famous castle. High speed Wi Fi is free for guests.
These suites and apartments provide a beautiful place to stay in Heidelberg. They are located on the River Neckar, next to the Old Bridge and a short walk from all attractions.
This new, 4-star hotel in central Heidelberg offers modern rooms, an underground parking garage and a stylish restaurant. Heidelberg Main Station and the historic Old Town are a 10-minute walk away.


Understand how to reduce your business taxes by deducting your business expenses.
How tax savvy a businessperson you are has a great effect on how much money is in your pocket at the end of the year. You probably know that the tax code allows you to deduct costs of doing business from your gross income. What you are left with is your net business profit. This is the amount that gets taxed.
So knowing how to maximize your deductible business expenses lowers your taxable profit. To boot, you may enjoy a personal benefit from a business expenditure -- a nice car to drive, a combination business trip/vacation, a retirement savings plan.
However, to benefit from the business deductions available to you and avoid trouble with the IRS, you need to understand when an expense is (or isn't) deductible.
The key to determining whether an expense is legitimate is found in Section 162 of the tax code, which states that a business expense must be "ordinary and necessary." Otherwise, it can't be deducted. Unfortunately, the tax code doesn't define either ordinary or necessary. Luckily, in many cases whether a business expense is ordinary and necessary is obvious. For instance, office equipment and supplies used in the business are clearly deductible.
IRS publications and regulations. In some cases, such as travel expenses, the IRS provides specific instructions for determining whether or not an expense is ordinary and necessary. This is often done through IRS publications and regulations.
Court decisions. When there is no guidance on whether an expense is ordinary and necessary, it's up to the courts to figure it out. Generally, courts agree that ordinary and necessary refers to the purpose for which an expense is made. For example, renting office space is an ordinary and necessary expense for many businesses. However, the space must actually be used for the business or the expense won't qualify. Ordinary has been held by courts to mean "normal, common, and accepted under the circumstances by the business community." Necessary has been interpreted to mean "appropriate and helpful."
Given these broad guidelines, it is not surprising that people have tried to push the envelope on what qualifies as a business expense; and the IRS has pushed back. Sometimes a compromise is reached, and sometimes the issue is thrown into a court's lap.
The laugh test. Tax professionals frequently rely on the so-called laugh test: Can you put down an expense for business without laughing about putting one over on the IRS? In the example above, the tax court laughed the accountant and his yacht out of court.
While the tax code itself contains no "too big" limitation, courts have ruled that it is inherent in Section 162. For example, it might be reasonable for a large apparel company to lease a jet to travel between manufacturing plants, but not for a corner deli owner to fly to New York to meet with her pickle supplier.
The number one concern of the IRS when auditing business deductions is whether purely personal expenditures are being claimed as business expenses. For instance, you can't deduct the cost of commuting to work, because the tax code specifically says this is a personal, not a business, expense. Ditto with using the business credit card for a vacation or cruising the beach in the company car. Because such shenanigans are common, IRS auditors are ever watchful.
Fortunately, you can often arrange your affairs -- legally -- in a way that lets you derive considerable personal benefit and enjoyment from business expenditures.
Be careful if you deal with relatives. An IRS auditor will look askance at payments to a family member or to another business in which your relatives have an ownership interest (in tax code parlance, these are known as related parties). An auditor may suspect that taxable profits are being taken out of your business for direct or indirect personal benefit in the guise of deductible expenses. For example, paying your spouse's father, who is in prison, $5,000 as a consultant's fee for your restaurant business would smell bad to an auditor.
To learn more about tax deductions for your business, see Home Business Tax Deductions: Keep What You Earn, by Stephen Fishman (Nolo).


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The summer months are a marathon of construction, repairs and maintenance. Dealing with so many diverse, demanding projects that must be completed within budget and under a limited timeframe is a formidable juggling act. Proper planning, tools and partnerships are essential because you can't afford to let your summer projects get behind schedule.
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The high-stakes juggling act doesn't stop once projects are procured, either. K-12 institutions are all on the same cycle, so having access to qualified contractors who are familiar with working in a K-12 environment is challenging in peak construction seasons. But the calendar doesn't care: The work has to get done before students return to campus.
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The Complete Collections: The Coen Brothers (Part 3)
Other than financial concerns, every film the Coen's had made got pretty-much positive criticism. Miller's Crossing and The Hudsucker Proxy had its interesting concepts, but ultimately failed at the box-office. Whatever the case, producers knew, with the right restraints (not too mcuh money…) the Coen's had an established audience and all they needed was a certain amount of freedom to continue to enlarge the audience they were building…
O Brother, Where Art Thou (2000)
George Clooney joining John Turturro, John Goodman, Holly Hunter (previously in Raising Arizona) and many others in a new Coen's movie. This time it is a retelling of Homer's Odyssey, but in the Coen's unique style. Clooney, Turturro and Tim Blake Nelson are three convicts who escape from prison to look for money that Clooney's character is positive awaits them. It will be split amongst the three. Set in Mississippi in the 1930's, we know we are in familiar territory. The Hudsucker Proxy dealt with the era surrounding The Great Depression from the perspective of New York, while this film is set in deserts and grassy plains from inner-America. Lets just recap and see where we have ended up so far with the Coen's. Having previously mentioned Hudsucker based in New York on the east coast, Blood Simple based in the deep South of Texas, Barton Fink and The Big Lebowski are set in west-coast LA, Fargo is set between Minnesota and North
Dakota, right up the north of America, whist O Brother is set in Minnesota, two states away from Texas. As if the Coen's are exploring every small aspect of each state of America – Carter Burwell's music has always been important but, here, Burwell was not attached – with T-Bone Burnett choosing the appropriate music driving the story forward. To the point that it became more successful than the fil itself! Bluegrass and old-time themed soundtrack alonsgide American folk music spawning a concert and additional soundtracks to go alongside the films official soundtrack. The yodelling of Rasing Arizona and country-buzz of Lebowski was nothing in comparison to this epic soundtrack reviving a style of music full of passion and energy.
The Man Who Wasn't There (2001)
My personal favourite Coen's movie, The Man Who Wasn't There was based in 1940's California (another destination, a different decade…) filmed in black-and-white, this was the film-noir thriller the Coen's had been attemping to make since the gangster-about gangsters movie Miller's Crossing and, to some extent, the hints of noir in Blood Simple. Actors returning to the Coen's production were Tony Shalhoub (briefly in Barton Fink), Michael Badalucco (from O Brother…) and Frances McDormand, but again, we get actors who appear in future Coen movies – namely Richard Jenkins and Billy Bob Thornton.
Inspired by a poster of 40's haircuts the Coen's saw when making The Hudsucker Proxy, this film has all the Coen cliches – murder, infidelity and strange, quirky characters (Johansson's apathetic Birdy, Big Dave's Alien-obsessed wife). Even the ending has surrealist slant as Billy Bob's quiet barber witnesses UFO's in the night sky. Billy Bob Thornton's 'Ed Crane' has many attributes the Coen's leading men have – not knowing a Beethoven places him in that middle-of-the-road character position akin to Barton Fink, not stupid but not incredibly clever – but this time he is quiet and sincere, making it all the more shocking when we find that Crane is on death row, narrating the film shortly pre-death by electricution. He regrets nothing – but wishes he hadn't hurt others. The manufacturing-age is briefly alluded to also – akin to the Soggy Bottom Boys record in O Brother and the hula-hoop in Hudsucker – Crane invests into the crazy idea that is dry-cleaning.
Intolerable Cruelty (2003)
Clooney had tghe charm that could only be linked to Cary Grant and Clark Gable – so, now on the second attempt, the Coen's try for their screwball-comedy. The Hudsucker Proxy failed, potentially through its imitation in the original 40's context – so maybe simply updating the story to suit a more modern situation – divorce – would be the keen. Clooney, Miles Massey, is the best divorce lawyer – fast-talking, obsessed with image – checking his teeth and hair regularly – who falls for gold-digger Catherine Zeta Jones, a woman who seeks out rich-men only to divorce them, gaining half their wealth, thus gaining her 'independence'. Infidelity at the forefront of the story – and with an awful rom-com advertising campaign – it surely would gain the wrong audience. With a $60m budget (how much did Zeta-Jones and Clooney get from that?), the film has made, since 2003, £120m worldwide. Clearly not a bad pairing. Carter Burwell had a strong use of Simon and Garfunkel on the soundtrack and, alongside Burwell, we also had Richard Jenkins back on board alongside Billy Bob Thornton playing a role that shows his range as it is the complete oppostie to Ed Crane – Billy Bob cannot stop talking and is completely made of money playing Zeta-Jones second husband … so we think …
Personally, I thought the film was one of the weakest Coen films to date. Not as funny as it thinks it is, with Catherine Zeta-Jones completely miscast as a red-dress man eater. She is simply so boring – where is the the Claudette-Colbert alongside Clooney's-Gable? The film descends into chaos as we know what will play out and simply sit and wait to see it happen – some clever twists and turns – but ultimately, unsatisfying. Even the quirky character in the hired-killer isn't that funny and the affluent LA world is nothing in comparison to the moody Santa Rose of The Man Who Wasn't There – it looks cheap and distasteful, akin to the divorce-money-making business that Zeta-Jones and Clooney live off. So, time for the Coen's to go back to something that worked well before …
The Ladykillers (2004)
The Coen's often write their own films – and whenever they adapt them from other sources (O Brother, Where Art Thou, based on the Odyssey and even The Big Lebowski has strong ties to The Big Sleep) they change them enough to make them their own. The Ladykillers, based on the Ealing Studios classic from 1955, was no different. Or was completely different to the original but no-different in how the Coen's adapt others material. The original based in London involving an old woman in Kings Cross could not be more different than Mrs Munson (Irma P. Hall), the widow living in the archaic-town of Saucier, Missisippi (the same state for O Brother, Where Art Thou, but sixty years later…). Tom Hanks was pulled on board to lead the cast – the top of the A of A-list actors. The film recieved luke-warm reviews, apparently remaking a classic does not give the Coen's enough leeway for their own creativity. Personally, murder and quirky characters set within a small local-town with all of its mannerisms is completely the Coen's style – think Fargo – and this was not lost on everybody, as they managed to gain the Cannes Jury prize of 2004.
T-Bone Burnet who provided the maginificent music for O Brother.. worked alongside Carter Burwell to, once again, provide an incredible mix of African-American Gospel Music and Hip-Hop. It rooted the film in an ambiguous world that blurred the boundaries betweent he old-school attitude of Mrs Munson and contemporary attitude of Marlon Wayan's Gawain Macsam. Vastly underrated, this film shows how great Hanks can be and how consistent the Coens can be – even when adapting material.
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The following video shows how to remove a Worker from Vault. Note that while the video shows how to remove a Worker from the Worker Register, the procedure for removing a Contracted Worker from the Contracted Worker Register is identical.
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Trump announces appointments for Executive Office of the President
Washington, Feb 11 (Just News): The US President Donald J. Trump announced the following appointments for the Executive Office of the President:
James Carroll will serve as Deputy Director and Acting Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. Mr. Carroll previously served as Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff.
John DeStefano will serve as Assistant to the President and Counselor to the President. Mr. DeStefano will oversee the Offices of Presidential Personnel, Political Affairs, and Public Liaison. Mr. DeStefano previously served as Assistant to the President and Director of Presidential Personnel.
Derek Lyons will serve as Acting White House Staff Secretary. Mr. Lyons has been serving as Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy White House Staff Secretary.
Uttam Dhillon will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Counsel to the President. Mr. Dhillon previously served as Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Counsel to the President.
Zachary Fuentes will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Senior Advisor to the Chief of Staff. He previously served as Special Assistant to the President and Assistant to the Chief of Staff.
Lance Leggitt will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy. Mr. Leggett previously served as Chief of Staff for the Department of Health and Human Services.
Shahira Knight will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President for Economic Policy. Ms. Knight previously served as Special Assistant to the President for Economic Policy.
Ashley Marquis will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President for Economic Policy. Ms. Marquis previously served as Special Assistant to the President for Economic Policy.
Sean Doocey will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President for Presidential Personnel. Mr. Doocey previously served as Special Assistant to the President for Presidential Personnel.
Daniel Greenwood will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs. Colonel Greenwood previously served as Senior Director of Legislative Affairs for the National Security Council.
Julie Radford will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to the Advisor. Mr. Radford previously served as Special Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to the Advisor.
Jana Toner will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to the Second Lady.
Vincent Haley will serve as Deputy Assistant to the President and Advisor for Policy, Strategy and Speechwriting. Mr. Haley previously served as Special Assistant to the President and Advisor for Policy, Strategy and Speechwriting.
Hogan Gidley will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Press Secretary.
Ja'Ron Smith will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy. Mr. Smith previously served as Urban Affairs and Revitalization Policy Advisor.
Kara McKee will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy. Ms. McKee previously served as Domestic Policy Advisor.
Daniel Epstein will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Associate Counsel to the President. Mr. Epstein previously served as Associate Counsel to the President.
Michael H. McGinley will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Associate Counsel to the President. Mr. McGinley previously served as Associate Counsel to the President.
John Moran will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Associate Counsel to the President. Mr. Moran previously served as Associate Counsel to the President.
David Morrell will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Associate Counsel to the President. Mr. Moran previously served as Associate Counsel to the President.
Claire Murray will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Associate Counsel to the President. Ms. Murray previously served as Associate Counsel to the President.
Kevin O'Scannlain will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Associate Counsel to the President.
Ryan Canfield will serve as Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs.
Brittany Baldwin will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Speechwriter. Ms. Baldwin previously served as Speechwriter.
Ashley Gunn will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director of Cabinet Affairs. Ms. Gunn previously served as Senior Director of Cabinet Affairs.
Matthew Flynn will serve as Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director of Cabinet Affairs. Mr. Flynn previously served as Senior Director of Cabinet Affairs.
James Goyer will serve as Special Assistant to the President for External Affairs. Mr. Goyer previously served as Legislative Assistant.
Michael Bell will serve as Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs.
Michael Berry will serve as Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs.
Doug Fears will serve as Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs.
Sarah Flaherty will serve as Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs.
Cyril Sartor will serve as Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs.
(Justnews/ys/2350)


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