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Kansas Tax Relief
August 3, 2008 | Mike Habib, EA
IRS explains how to claim (or elect out of) 50% Kansas bonus depreciation Notice 2008-67, 2008-32 IRB
The Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008, popularly known as the Farm Act, provided temporary GO Zone-style tax relief for taxpayers in Kiowa County, Kansas, and surrounding areas, who were affected by the storms and tornadoes that began on May 4, 2007. This relief includes 50% bonus depreciation (Kansas additional first year depreciation) for qualified Recovery Assistance (RA) property placed in service by the taxpayer on or after May 5, 2007, during the tax year that includes May 5, 2007. IRS has issued detailed guidance explaining how to claim (or elect out of) this Kansas bonus depreciation.
Background. Section 15345(a) of the Farm Act provides that, with the exception of newly revised dates for determining the eligibility of the Kansas additional first year depreciation deduction for RA property, the rules for determining the eligibility of the Kansas additional first year depreciation deduction for RA property will be determined by following Code Sec. 1400N(d)(1) through Code Sec. 1400N(d)(5). RA property is depreciable property that meets all of five requirements set forth in Notice 2008-67, Sec. 2.02 , some of which incorporate principles from earlier IRS guidance on GO Zone bonus depreciation. For example, one requirement is that substantially all of the use of the property must be in the Kansas disaster area and in the active conduct of a trade or business in that area. For this purpose, rules similar to those in Notice 2006-77, 2006-2 CB 590, Sec. 3, apply for determining "substantially all" and "active conduct of a trade or business."
Notice 2008-67, Sec. 2.03, sets forth eight categories of depreciable property that are not eligible for the Kansas additional first-year depreciation.
Kansas disaster area. The counties in Kansas that comprise the Kansas disaster area are: Barton, Clay, Cloud, Comanche, Dickinson, Edwards, Ellsworth, Kiowa, Leavenworth, Lyon, McPherson, Osage, Osborne, Ottawa, Phillips, Pottawatomie, Pratt, Reno, Rice, Riley, Saline, Shawnee, Smith, and Stafford. ( Notice 2008-67, Sec. 2.04 )
Claiming bonus depreciation where a return has not been filed. If a taxpayer has not filed its federal tax return for the tax year that includes May 5, 2007, and wants to claim the Kansas additional first year depreciation for a class of property (as defined in Notice 2008-67, Sec. 4.02) that is RA property placed in service by the taxpayer on or after May 5, 2007, during the tax year that includes May 5, 2007, the taxpayer may claim the Kansas additional first year depreciation for that class of property on line 14 of Form 4562, Depreciation and Amortization, for the federal tax return for the tax year that includes May 5, 2007. If the RA property is listed property under Code Sec. 280F(d)(4), such as passenger automobiles or computers, the taxpayer may claim the Kansas additional first year depreciation for that listed property on line 25 of Form 4562, Depreciation and Amortization, for the federal tax return for the tax year that includes May 5, 2007. (Notice 2008-67, Sec. 3.02)
Claiming bonus depreciation where a return has been filed. If a taxpayer timely filed its federal tax return for the tax year that includes May 5, 2007, and did not claim on that return the Kansas additional first year depreciation for a class of property that is RA property placed in service by the taxpayer on or after May 5, 2007, during the tax year that includes May 5, 2007, but wants to do so, the taxpayer may claim the Kansas additional first year depreciation for that class of property under Notice 2008-67, Sec. 3.03 , provided the taxpayer did not make an election not to deduct the Kansas additional first year depreciation for the class of property under Notice 2008-67, Sec. 4.03 . The taxpayer has the option of claiming the Kansas additional first year depreciation for the tax year that includes May 5, 2007:
by filing an amended federal tax return (or a qualified amended return under Rev Proc 94-69, 1994-2 CB 804, if applicable) on or before Dec. 31, 2009, for the tax year that includes May 5, 2007, and any affected subsequent tax year, and including the statement "Filed Pursuant to Notice 2008-67" at the top of any amended return (or qualified amended return);
by filing a Form 3115, Application for Change in Accounting Method, with the taxpayer's timely filed federal tax return for the first tax year succeeding the tax year that includes May 5, 2007, if this return has not been filed on or before Aug. 11, 2008, and the taxpayer owns the property as of the first day of this tax year; or
if the taxpayer's federal tax return for the first tax year succeeding the tax year that includes May 5, 2007, was filed on or before Aug. 11, 2008, by either (i) filing an amended federal tax return (or a qualified amended return) on or before Dec. 31, 2009, for the first tax year succeeding the tax year that includes May 5, 2007, attaching a Form 3115 to the amended federal tax return, and including the statement "Filed Pursuant to Notice 2008-67" at the top of any amended return (or qualified amended return); or (ii) filing a Form 3115 with the taxpayer's timely filed federal tax return for the second tax year succeeding the tax year that includes May 5, 2007, if the taxpayer owns the property as of the first day of this tax year. (Notice 2008-67, Sec. 3.03)
Election not to deduct the Kansas additional first-year depreciation. A taxpayer may make an election not to deduct the Kansas additional first year depreciation for any class of property that is RA property placed in service during the tax year. (Code Sec. 1400N(d)(2)(B)(iv)) If a taxpayer makes this election, then it applies to all RA property that is in the same class of property and placed in service in the same tax year, and no Kansas additional first year depreciation deduction is allowable for the class of property. The election not to deduct the Kansas additional first year depreciation is made by each person owning RA property (for example, for each member of a consolidated group by the common parent of the group, by the partnership, or by the S corporation). In addition, rules similar to those in Reg. § 1.168(k)-1(e)(5) (failure to make election), Reg. § 1.168(k)-1(e)(6) (alternative minimum tax), and Reg. § 1.168(k)-1(e)(7) (revocation of election) apply for purposes of the election not to deduct the Kansas additional first year depreciation deduction.
Except as provided in Notice 2008-67, Sec. 4.03(3), an election not to deduct the Kansas additional first year depreciation for any class of property that is RA property placed in service during the tax year must be made by the due date (including extensions) of the federal tax return for the tax year in which the RA property is placed in service by the taxpayer. Except as provided in Notice 2008-67, Sec. 4.03(2) and Notice 2008-67, Sec. 4.03(3), the election not to deduct the Kansas additional first year depreciation must be made in the manner prescribed on Form 4562, Depreciation and Amortization, and its instructions.
Notice 2008-67, Sec. 4.03(2), provides procedures for making the election not to deduct the Kansas additional first-year depreciation for returns for the tax year that includes May 5, 3007 that are filed on or after Aug. 11, 2008.
Notice 2008-67, Sec. 4.03(3), provides special rules for returns for the tax year that includes May 5, 3007 that are filed before Aug. 11, 2008 under which a taxpayer is considered to have made the election not to deduct the Kansas additional first-year depreciation.
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I typically try to act in a selfless manner, thinking only of the benefits my actions can bring to others.
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This one has been doing the rounds a bit, but I thought it was worth mentioning here. It seems there are disturbing moves afoot at the UN – that great bastion of freedom and democracy – for a binding resolution against "blasphemy"… wait, did I say "bastion of?" I meant something else.
We already have anti-vilification laws in this country. This anti-blasphemy resolution would be even worse. The video is 10 minutes long, but do watch it.
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If you take this far enough, the existence of the state of Israel is an insult, since the Bible and its' prophecies of Jews returning to claim their lands have all been superceded by the Qoran. even if you don't call for a war to exterminate this Zionist entity, you should at least never use the name again!
"Since I find Lou Dobbs to be generally misinformed (or uninformed) about international law, his reaction in this video comes as no surprise–I could have guessed what he was going to say before watching and still be pretty close to the mark. I'm further confused by the choice of Christopher Hitchens for the commentary. Heck, there are 500+ attorney members of the ABA's Section of International Law: UN & International Institutions Coordinating Committee (of which I'm a member and yes, it's a mouthful) that I am sure would be glad to consult Dobbs and Hitchens on these types of matters. I'm a zealous advocate for the First Amendment and an atheist, but I cannot sit idly as Lou Dobbs is spewing misinformation.
First, the United Nations is not a transnational legislative body in any manner, as it is described by Dobbs in the video. The language in the provisions of the United Nations Charter is promotional and pragmatic in character. No Articles have any language of obligation, only that the Member States will "pledge themselves" to action "for the achievement" of promoting the observance of human rights. (Arts. 1(3), 13(1) of the U.N. Charter) Even the resolutions passed by the General Assembly called "binding" resolutions do not have per se legally binding effect. However, they might provide evidence of international consensus, but that alone does not create a binding effect. Furthermore, our status as a signatory to the Charter cannot be used to leverage a treaty obligation, as state consent is necessary under customary international law.
My God!! What will they ban next.
Filipe, so what's your point? If the UN obliges 'the Member States will "pledge themselves" to action "for the achievement" of promoting the observance of human rights. (Arts. 1(3), 13(1) of the U.N. Charter)' then the UN should be upholding the right to critcise religion, even if it's done in an offensive way. After all, freedom of speech is a fundamental human right.
All you're saying is 1. international law isn't really 'law', it's a forum for discussion, and 2. the UN doesn't understand what human rights are about. Well, I agree with you on both those points.
I'm, not a lawyer but I suspect Felipe has a point pragmatically speaking.
I care what the UN says. Many of the idiots I know think the UN is important and authoritative. So those idiot would think the blasphemy resolution something to take note of.
papachango; I have my doubts that only Islamic nations will accept it. In many countries Islamic populations are reaching 5-10% of the population, especially in Europe and thus can be considered a constituency in a political sense. A president or PM or even an opposition leader would look at what might swing that volume of votes in his direction, and think it might be worth signing off on such a resolution. I do not have much confidence in politicians being principled where the chance of actual power is concerned.
There is an interesting Youtube video here.
All this fits into an ideology which justifies all these attempts – as if society is based not on citizens, but on groups of people belonging to various religions and tribes. So women who have escaped from Islamist societies should be treated according to the laws in place in those societies; and apparently they can never get out of that label. What people like the Mayor of London are doing is working within that context. What they are revamping is a movement which is fascistic, ultra right-wing, inhumane and undemocratic in every sense.
Fariborz Pooya: Ken Livingstone's report represents a bowing to the Islamic movement. I think its essence is a retreat from civilized standards and universal rights. In the philosophy of Ken Livingstone, which is shared by Bush, Paul Bremer, the Labour government and the United Nations, society is or should be a mosaic of tribes, ethnic groups and religions. Citizenship, universal rights and civil society do not exist any more. In this philosophy people are labelled and branded according to religion, ethnicity, and community; it's a fragmented society which needs to be brought together, and power, the state and resources need to be shared based on that. This is what we see in Iraq; a government being installed based on tribes and religions, a post-Cold War type of government. What Bush and the like represent is a Western version of that. It's a shame for humanity at the beginning of the 21st century to be retreating to the Middle Ages, where standards of the state and society were based on recognition of tribes, religions and fragmented identities.
To come up with comments like this, these guys seem to have a brilliant grasp on the concept of individuality, to the point where Rand, Hazlitt, Block, and Nozick would feel comfortable with them.
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22 JUNE 2019News
Great Britain SailGP Team's capsize set the tone for an intense day of racing on the Hudson.
New York City's conditions provide an intense challenge for SailGP teams
NEW YORK – June 21, 2019 – It was a day of high drama on the Hudson for the first day of the New York SailGP, which saw the world's fastest sail racing boats hitting high speeds in front of crowds lining the waterfront at Brookfield Place in Battery Park City.
The spectacle started before the starting gun was fired, after a strong gust of wind saw the Great Britain SailGP Team capsize in dramatic fashion 30 minutes before the first race. All sailors were safe, with no injuries, but damage to the wingsail caused them to be unable to compete on day one. It was the first capsize in SailGP history, and the shore crews will work through the night to repair damage and try to get the team back in flying condition for tomorrow's racing.
"All was going to plan with pre-start preparations, then we got hit by a massive gust of wind, the boat did a porpoise jump, and we were over," said Dylan Fletcher, helmsman of the Great Britain SailGP Team. "It was devastating watching the other guys race around in the sun with that backdrop; we had been looking to show some of our performance and hopefully sneak a race win."
It was also a tough start to the day for the hometown heroes, as wing trimmer Riley Gibbs was replaced due to injury on the United States SailGP Team with shore team manager Jeff Causey. Though an accomplished sailor in his own right, the last-minute call-up marked the first time Causey stepped into the role on the U.S. F50.
Once the start got underway, it was the teams from Australia and Japan that managed to cope best in the challenging conditions. Nathan Outteridge, helmsman of the Japan team, took two of three race wins on day one. The team's excellent boat handling allowed it to navigate the constantly changing breeze and challenging racecourse.
"We tried to manage the differences between the gusts and lulls," said Outteridge. "Downwind you can be speeding along at 40 knots but ahead of you there's a massive hole, so you had to be looking ahead. What was so good for us today was our whole team knew what the game plan was – to expect anything and the team responded well."
Outteridge was challenged in the first race of the day by longtime friend and rival Tom Slingsby, helmsman of the Australia SailGP Team, who took the win to continue his winning streak.
"It was crazy out there. I don't think I've sailed in conditions like that before so there was a lot of safety involved just trying to get around the track," said Slingsby. "We had a good day today – first, second, second – we're happy with that, and we're in the hunt tomorrow."
Coming off a severe crash in San Francisco, the China SailGP Team proved it is back with a vengeance. There was no sign of confidence shaken on the Hudson River racecourse, even after coming off the foils during race two. Helmsman Phil Robertson is a renowned match racer known for pushing the limits, and today, it paid off for him.
Similar conditions are expected for tomorrow's racing, and teams will be heading back to their respective bases to analyze what went right and what didn't work.
New Yorkers can expect even more action during Saturday's racing, which will feature two fleet races and a final match race, pitting the two highest scoring teams against each other in a nation-versus-nation battle to see who is crowned the overall winner of New York SailGP.
Limited tickets are available for on-water experiences that put fans in the heart of the action on the Hudson River. Locals can visit the Race Village at Brookfield Place in Battery Park City or fans globally can tune in to the action on the SailGP APP or watch via their local broadcast outlet. Racing will begin at 5 p.m. ET.
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I have an ItemUpdated Event Receiver that is supposed to compute some fields and update another List Item.
My event receiver gets triggered when I manually change something in the List Item, but never gets triggered when I run the approval workflow.

A: I used a workaround. I added a custom field ItemStatus, and in the approval workflow, I make sure my field gets updated with an approval status. This way, my Event Receiver gets triggered, as it senses an update in my ItemStatus field.

A: Is this an Item-Updated or Item-Updating event receiver?
According to Chris O'Brien:
If a list has workflows defined which are set to auto-start, these will always execute before any other 'ItemUpdated' or 'ItemCreated' event receivers by default. It is possible to re-order these in code however - I needed to do this once as for some reason I needed a receiver to fire before the workflow did it's processing. To re-order, simply get the SPList.EventReceivers and modify the Sequence property of each one you want to change (and call .Update()).
Remember though, that if someone disables workflow and then configures it again (with auto-start), SharePoint will add the SPWorkflowAutostartEventReceiver back in as Sequence=1, meaning the re-ordering would need to happen again.

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Q: Using multiple github accounts with ssh keys, works only first try on each account Following different pages I ended up with a ~/.ssh/config looking like this:
Host github-personal
  HostName github.com
  IdentityFile ~/.ssh/one_key

Host github.com
  HostName github.com
  IdentityFile ~/.ssh/two_key

Host *
  UseKeychain yes
  AddKeysToAgent yes

It works fine but only on the first try on each repo after login. For example:

*

*Login

*Execute git pull on a repo with ssh one_key. Successful.

*Execute git pull on a repo with ssh two_key. Failed.
ERROR: Repository not found.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
Need to logout

*Login

*Execute git pull on a repo with ssh two_key. Successful.

*Execute git pull on a repo with ssh one_key. Failed.
ERROR: Repository not found.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
I can't get both of the keys working without logging out. Both are private repositories.
I'm using macOS Ventura 13.2 with M2.
Any ideas why this is happening?

A: I found out I was missing IdentitiesOnly yes. My final config looks like this:
Host github-personal
  HostName github.com
  IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_ed25519
  IdentitiesOnly yes

Host github.com
  HostName github.com
  IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_ed25519_imp
  IdentitiesOnly yes

Host *
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  AddKeysToAgent yes


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Jewish Mom Mila Kunis Just Started Telling Her Kids They're Ukrainian
By Lior Zaltzman Apr 6, 2022
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The war in the Ukraine has really changed the way actress and Jewish mom Mila Kunis thinks of herself.
"I have always considered myself an American, a proud American," Kunis, who escaped what is now Chernivtsi, Ukraine with her family as a child, said in a fundraising video last month. "I love everything that this country has done for myself and my family, but today I've never been more proud to be a Ukrainian."
Kunis and her husband, actor Ashton Kutcher, have raised over $35 million dollars for relief efforts to aid Ukrainian displaced people since the war with Russia began. They even got a call from Jewish Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky thanking them for their help. She also recently introduced a segment at the Academy Awards that drew attention to the devastation and the human price of the conflict.
The war also changed the way the 38-year-old talks with her two children — daughter Wyatt, 7, and son Dimitri, 5. Kunis already passes down her Jewish heritage to her kids by celebrating Shabbat every week as a family. Yet, as her involvement grew with the place she once called home, Kunis realized that there was another part of their identity — their Ukrainian roots — that she needed to celebrate.
Kunis told CNN's Chris Wallace that it was always important for her to share her mother tongue, Russian, with her kids (she grew up in what was then the USSR, so her family never spoke Ukrainian). Kunis speaks Russian with her parents (and also, sometimes, in interviews!) and she taught her kids the language because, as she said, "It's good to know another language." But she added, "I never thought, culturally speaking, it was important for them to know where they came from. It never crossed my mind until this happened."
After Russia's attack on Ukraine began this past February, Kunis and Kutcher both started telling their kids, "You are half Ukrainian, half American."
"It instantly became a thing… and they're like, 'yeah, I get it, mom,'" Kunis shared.
"But it is ultimately incredibly important to know where you came from, because it's beautiful. It's amazing to have multiple cultures. It's a beautiful thing to have out there. We shouldn't all be alike. We shouldn't all think alike," Kunis continued.


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Сюжет
Действие происходит в 1950-х годах. В провинциальной ирландской деревеньке происходит неслыханное: у молодой незамужней женщины по имени Тара Магуайр (Робин Райт) рождается ребёнок, а мать отказывается назвать имя отца. Тара — женщина редкостной красоты, она нравится всем мужчинам города. Особенное внимание ей оказывает сержант Хэгерти (Альберт Финни). Прибытие в деревню театральной труппы ещё более накаляет обстановку, особенно когда Тара влюбляется в одного из её участников.

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Manchester United Boss Not Thinking About Premier League Title, Says, "We're not even halfway!"
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Manchester United needs 1 victory to reach the top of the Premier League table
Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Red Devil's boss, says they are not even half way through the season as of now
Man Utd will face Burnley on Wednesday
Manchester United now sits level with Liverpool on the Premier League points table at the very top and could enter the field at the next weekend's clash against Jurgen Klopp's side as the league leaders if they can seal the win in their upcoming game against Burnley on Wednesday which will start at 1:45 AM (IST).
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Ole Gunnar Solskjær's last defeat in the league at the start of November and despite them being knocked out of the UEFA Champions League and most recently from the League Cup, the Red Devils are on a run to grind out results for them to reach the top of the Premier League table.
However, despite the good run in the English Premier League (EPL), the Norwegian, who is dismissing any early chatter of a potential title challenge, says it is way too early to get carried away. He is looking for his side to keep building momentum.
Solskjær said, "We're not even halfway through the season and every game in the Premier League is a challenge, they're tests,".
He added, "Every game is a different test. Watford, they gave us a test, Burnley is a test, Liverpool is another, then you go to Fulham which is a different test again.
"No-one will remember how the league table looked like on 12 January 2021. We have good momentum, started well again after the disappointment of (losing to Manchester) City, bounced back really well with a win (against Watford) and of course, we want to build momentum again.
"If we can get a win on Tuesday then that's two games on the bounce and we can go into the next game confident. Every game in the Premier League is a chance to build more confidence."
On Wednesday, Red Devils will travel to Turf Moor to play its rearranged game from the opening weekend of the season, but the team could be without their key players including, Victor Lindelof, Paul Pogba, Luke Shaw and Eric Bailly.
The latter on the list of players went off just before the half-time whistle in the match against Watford in the FA Cup at Old Trafford when he collided with Dean Henderson's knee, while Solskjær confirmed the other three missed the clash through injury.
Solskjær said, "I hope (they'll be ready) for Liverpool, definitely, but I'm not sure if they'll make the Burnley one," when asked for an update on his players' condition.
He added, "It's light training on Sunday then we'll see on Monday."
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• Watch The Language : A close review of the US and Italian reports on the shooting in Baghdad that wounded an Italian journalist and killed an intelligence agent revealed word choices that shed considerable light on both sides' perspectives, says correspondent Sophie Arie in Rome (page 7). "A lot of the points are the same; there's a lot that both sides basically agree on," Sophie says.
Sophie notes that the US document is "very much a military one - very technical, precise, filled with acronyms like BOLO (be on the lookout)."
The Italian report came out after the US one. "Their frustration comes through clearly in some of the language," she says. "The document is scattered with expressions that make it clear they find it hard to understand how the US reached some of its conclusions."
Sophie says she was in contact by e-mail with Giuliana Sgrena, the journalist, for the story. "She is still quite unwell, and was at the hospital. Her injuries were more serious than many people realize."
• Taiwan on Prime Time? It was rather amazing Wednesday, says staff writer Robert Marquand, to watch China's TV coverage of Taiwan opposition leader Lien Chang as he traveled to the airport to return after his historic visit (this page). "Here he was on national TV, a moment that was treated with great solemnity and dignity," Bob says. "Think Winston Churchill leaving Buckingham Palace, or Charles DeGaulle arriving in Washington." Bob says the live coverage went on for a long time. "The visit was very skillfully covered: sophisticated mixing of images, and extensive commentary that somberly acknowledged every movement of Mr. Lien and his car. It was a Western-style broadcast approach that underscored the view here that 'we're all one Chinese nation.' "
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Who owns what? How China "shops" US high tech firms
Once upon a time there was a land, where almost everyone could start his own business and be successful. It's the American Dream, it's United States of America.
But right now, the owners of those companies, the ones founded by successful self-made men are really different.
These owners speak Mandarin and they come from the Far East.
The worst fact… we haven't nearly realized.
But let's begin neatly.
How much of the USA is owned by China?
As of January 2018, the Chinese owned $1.17 trillion of U.S. debt, about 19% of Treasury bills, notes, and bonds held by foreign countries. Chinese lenders seized so much of the U.S. debt for one basic economic reason: protecting their "dollar-pegged" yuan as the value of China's currency has been connected since Bretton Woods to the U.S. dollar. This helps China hold down the cost of its exported goods, which tends to make China a stronger performer in international trade.
But Chinese conglomerates have been buying also stakes in U.S. companies and real estate for years since 1990s. They own part or all of a number of companies that impact American lives on a daily basis. Among the notable acquisitions we find AMC, the nation's largest movie theater chain bought by Dalian Wanda Group in 2012 for $2.6 billion.
Or GE Appliances. Stoves, refrigerators and dryers from General Electric have been around for more than 100 years, but now the appliance division of the iconic company are Chinese owned. The $5.4 billion deal by Qingdao Haier was China's largest acquisition of an overseas electronics business.
In the food industry, Smithfield Foods was bought with a $7.1-billion-dollar deal, completed in 2013, that remains the largest purchase of an American firm by a Chinese company.
Additionally, in the hotel industry, Chinese Anabang Insurance Group bought the well-known Waldorf Astoria hotel in Manhattan in 2014 for roughly $2 billion and later Blackstone line of luxury hotels which included assorted Ritz-Carlton locations in California, the Fairmont Scottsdale in Arizona and the Four Seasons Resort in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
In numbers, Chinese investors own a majority of almost 2,400 American companies employing 114,000 people, about the same number as the combined U.S. staffs of Google, Facebook and Tesla.
As a matter of evidence, Chinese trade and investments are among the most divisive topics in the U.S., and a focus of Trump administration. On the other hand, the real preference of Chinese investors is high-tech companies. Chinese investments in U.S. tech startups skyrocketed to $9.9 billion in 2015. US Government therefore realized Beijing's acquisition of American technologies is enabling a strategic competitor to access the crown jewels of U.S. innovation.
China unveiled right in 2015 a new economic plan, named "Made in China 2025". The mission shifted from domestic research to investments into foreign markets. At the top of programmed investments there were high-tech industries like artificial intelligence, robotics and space travel. For the increasingly powerful Asian country, it's the zenith of years of efforts to spend its blossoming wealth in a forward-looking way.
According to president Xi's words, the plan had much more money on stake and much more coordination between Beijing and Chinese industrialists than previous economic strategies. From 2015 to 2017, Chinese VCs invested into hot companies like Uber and Airbnb, but also dozens of burgeoning firms with no name recognition. China's leaders want to fill the gaps they have in China's tech economy.
While the Asian power has earned profits from large manufacturing plants and their low-cost products, the Beijing government perceived they would incur into declining productivity unless its economy adopted high-tech methods.
Essentially, China want to automate entire industries and bring the know-how to do so in-house.
The initiative has skyrocketed investments in American startups that work on robotics, energy equipment and next-generation IT.
Of particular concern to U.S. national security officials is the semiconductor industry, which makes the microchips that provide the heart of many advance technologies that China is trying to leverage. In December 2016, President Barack Obama stopped a Chinese investment fund from acquiring the U.S. subsidiary of a German semiconductor producer.
In September 2017, Trump halted a China investor from buying the American semiconductor maker Lattice, citing national security concerns. And 3 months later a Chinese company's plan to acquire the American money transfer company MoneyGram fell apart when the CFIUS raised concerns about the fact that personal data of millions of Americans and particularly militaries, could fall into the hands of the Chinese government.
Weeks after that, a Chinese attempt to buy Xcerra, a Massachusetts-based company that makes equipment to test computer chips and circuit boards was stopped. Then Trump blocked the purchase of the chipmaker Qualcomm by Singapore-based Broadcom Ltd.
These are just a few examples. Purchases of US firms by Chinese buyers dropped to US$3 billion in 2018, continuing to decrease from US$55.3 billion in 2016 and US$8.7 billion in 2017, as the escalating trade war dampened deal-making activity. The drop in US purchases took place while M&A activities in the Asia-Pacific saw a 52.4 per cent jump.
The Trump administration put a lot of efforts to block Chinese investments in the US. Congress passed a law that empowered the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS), to broaden the scope of reviews of Chinese acquisitions on national security grounds. But on the other hand, very cunningly, Chinese investors have shifted their interest to early-seed financing of tech firms in Silicon Valley and low-profile purchases in order to deceive CFIUS.
The phenomenon is far beyond a mere M&A open-market issue.
It involves bigger and more complex geopolitical equilibria.
But whether China will have to face a tough path to get the tech know-how, what will happen next?
What if we should face the idea of a new first economic power?
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At this point, I can say without reservation that speech recognition is my friend. I've been experimenting with the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8 software since the end of December, and during that time it's gone from curiosity to indispensable communication tool. If, as has been suggested, version 9 has achieved significant improvements in recognition—and also requires little or no training—anyone using the current version is undoubtedly happier still. It seems the days of the keyboard as input device are indeed numbered. If the built-in speech-recognition capabilities of Vista live up to expectations, I think speech input will become more the rule than the exception within the next couple years or so. Not that users of the various non-Windows platforms will be left out in the cold; I don't have a Mac or run Linux, or Unix, but those platforms are likely to offer equal—if not better—capabilities. And as speech recognition increasingly finds its way into handheld devices, all the old problems associated with using fingers for computer input will simply go away. At least that's the theory.
Although I wasn't expecting the 99% accuracy reported by those using a high-quality headset under optimal conditions, I have, in fact, been able to achieve that level of performance using my handheld digital voice recorder setup. I can't say this level of accuracy is the rule, but it isn't the exception, either. Since I so often dictate while driving—frequently with a partially open window and the heater fan set on high—it isn't reasonable to expect stellar results. However, a quiet room and some care with enunciation almost always brings happiness. In other words, I don't believe using this voice recorder in place of a headset is necessarily the inferior solution some reviewers have indicated. While I'm sure it's possible to obtain unacceptable results using certain voice recorders, I'm equally certain that similarly disappointing results can be obtained with certain headsets, sound cards that are simply too noisy to be useful for speech-recognition applications, inadequate training, or a roomful of racket.
One thing I've noticed is that the Dragon ignores certain kinds of background noise; just because there's something loud and objectionable in the audio doesn't necessarily mean it will foul up the transcription. For example, an ambulance siren coming through an open window while driving recently was completely ignored; it had no effect on the transcription process. While a quiet environment dramatically improves recognition accuracy, steady "masking" sounds—things like fans, background music, and other voices—are a bigger problem than the occasional intruding audio event. An emergency siren, I suppose, has so little in common with the human voice that the speech-recognition system makes no attempt to extract language from it. Coughing, on the other hand, almost always results in a comical translation.
I've noticed, too, that it isn't unusual to see the same word misinterpreted at the beginning of a paragraph, then correctly identified later in the same paragraph. This may be the result of variations in context—some sentences are easier to parse for intended meaning—or changes in my enunciation, and possibly a combination of the two. A recent Dragon transcription initially rendered the word rum as ROM, but subsequently identified the word as I had intended it less than a dozen lines later, on the same page. In this situation, it's a mistake to correct the initial error; the fact it correctly translated the word on subsequent attempts points to a different kind of problem. The Dragon also seems to favor technical, business, and generally professional terminology when it's struggling to understand a word or phrase; this is probably a reflection of its lineage as a popular professional tool.
I'm beginning to get the hang of speaking as an alternative to typing, although I think I'll always have a preference for the latter. It just isn't the same mental exercise, no matter how much I try to convince myself otherwise. Still, it's hard to argue with the utility of, in effect, writing while driving, or when it's otherwise impossible—or just inconvenient—to type. It's an extension, and I'm not sure it will ever really be a substitute, except through dire necessity, maybe. Verbally commanding a computer to perform a task is one thing, but verbal writing is something else altogether. To my particular brain, anyway.


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Wyndham Locations Acquires Travel And Leisure Brand
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Join David at a stunning luxury retreat standing amidst a site of 33 acres of fruitful Spanish gardens, with views of the surrounding Sierra Cabrera Mountain Range and the Mediterranean Sea.
During your week at La Finca Paradiso, the emphasis will be on three key elements: the place, the practicalities and the person. David's aim will be to encourage you to develop your own individual response to the landscape, whilst providing useful, technical guidance in the medium of your choice. In this way, your work will not only be a memorable record of your week with us, but also do what the very best art always does: reach out and make a profound connection with others.
There will be plenty of time to relax, either on your private terrace or in the extensive and verdant gardens. Accomodation and food are first class. Fresh fruit and vegetables for all of your expertly cooked meals come from the Retreat's own orchard and garden. If you require a little time away from the easel, the stunning, salt water pool is a joy to swim in and any extras such as an excursion to the nearby beach and pueblo can be easily arranged.
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COVID-19: A wake-up call for food security/sovereignty in New Brunswick
by Hannah Moore
Tomatoes. Photo by Hannah Moore.
The COVID-19 pandemic should be a wakeup call for governments to address the importance of self-sufficiency and community resilience in New Brunswick.
Reduced accessibility to healthy, nutritious food has become somewhat of a new reality for many living in New Brunswick. Since the COVID-19 pandemic reached the province in early March, worldwide shutdowns have exposed the true lack of food security in the province.
Before the pandemic, food insecurity was prevalent in New Brunswick, with food banks supplying about 23,000 children and adults annually.
But since COVID-19, increased unemployment and delayed financial assistance has left even more New Brunswickers falling through the cracks. Food banks across the Maritimes are struggling to keep up with the recent rise in demand, with some facing increases of approximately 30 per cent over the past month.
Provinces in the Atlantic region have "very vulnerable" food security, according to Sylvain Charlebois, director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University.
More than 90 per cent of New Brunswick's produce is imported from out of province – and when systems fail, or pandemics strike, the fragility of our current food system is exposed.
New Brunswick relies heavily on imported food to feed the province. Food is an essential service and we are fortunate that it will continue being imported to New Brunswick, but inter-provincial border closures should spark a conversation about local food production and our province's ability to support itself in times of uncertainty.
Local food production can be an effective way to address not only food security but also food sovereignty in New Brunswick.
Food security exists when everyone has physical and economic access to nutritious food, but often that food is produced under environmentally destructive or exploitive conditions.
Food sovereignty emphasizes food as not only a commodity but also something that can support sustainable livelihoods, reduce distance between suppliers and consumers, resist dependence on unaccountable corporations, place control in the hands of local food suppliers, reject privatization of natural resources, promote knowledge and skills, all while working with nature in a responsible, productive manner.
Knowing exactly where your food comes from and how it is grown, and maintaining a nutritious diet while supporting local businesses makes uncertain times like this a little less scary.
Locally-based food systems can build community resilience, increase self-sufficiency, benefit the environment and support local economies. This sounds ideal, so why isn't it already a reality in New Brunswick?
Many barriers prevent people from buying locally-produced food. Local food is often seen as too expensive. The price of local food in New Brunswick reflects the hard work and resources that go into its production, but many people are unable to support local farmers because it is beyond their budget.
In an open letter to Premier Blaine Higgs, the Conservation Council of New Brunswick called on the provincial government to include more local food security in agriculture and fisheries in New Brunswick's COVID-19 recovery plan.
Louise Comeau, the Conservation Council's director of climate change and energy solutions, stated that this is an opportunity for New Brunswick to rebuild and become more resilient.
"Going back to normal isn't going to make us safer, healthier and more resilient. We're looking for solutions that are better than normal," she told the CBC.
So, what could our new normal look like? How can all New Brunswickers start accessing local food and supporting our province's farmers?
Mark Trealout, farm manager of Hayes Farm in Fredericton's Devon neighbourhood, had some suggestions from a farmer's point of view on how the government could support food security and food sovereignty in the province.
Trealout said that for vegetable production, smaller, decentralized farms are the way to go. In contrast, government policy traditionally encourages bigger and bigger farms producing everything and exporting it out of the province.
Smaller, decentralized farms can to serve the immediate population around them, creating much more security in the food system. If one farm has problems, many other farms could support it.
As for financial barriers, while direct subsidies to farmers can be beneficial, Trealout said he would like to see more power given to food consumers.
"What would happen if we subsidized the eaters? If the eaters had a choice, and money wasn't an issue… are they going to buy the cheapest chicken available, or are they going to buy the free-range organic chicken? Let them lead the way."
COVID-19 is forcing governments to reflect and reconsider most aspects of our society and how it operates. New Brunswick will soon be unrolling a recovery plan, which – if done right – could provide an opportunity for New Brunswick to rebuild in a sustainable, supportive and effective way.
Though so much is uncertain, one thing that everyone can do is imagine what the future of New Brunswick could hold, and what our 'new normal' could look like.
Hannah Moore is a recent graduate from St. Thomas University, currently working as a Food Security and Regenerative Farming Reporter for the RAVEN project at the University of New Brunswick.
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Tim Price's Blues studies
The Musical life of Gigi Gryce/Jazz history site
IAJE
Making Lunch- the Ken Schaphorst Big Band
Art Lillard's new CD- Reasons to be thankful
Live at the Jazz Loft!
Symmetrical Scales-Diminished, Wholetone & Symetri...
Free streaming Jazz videos
Bob Keller's massive collection of Jazz links
On studying with Tristano & Hal Overton
Here's some more great material from Tim Price .
Playing the Blues and using different Blues scales over ii/V7 s.
Noble "Thin Man" Watts blues lick and 68 Blues licks and phrases in various keys, tempos, and styles
Rootless Major Chord shapes and Now's the Time lick in 12 keys
Post-Bop Blues study
Not Blues related but important:
Saxophone Necessities- basic skills that all saxophonist need
Here's a site with some bios of some under-recognized players like Gigi Gryce, Teddy Charles, Joe Locke, Elmo Hope, Kent Glenn (who I had the pleasure of playing with many times in Portland and in NYC), Carl Perkins, Tiny Kahn, Benny Powell, Lucky Thompson and Frank Strozier (one of my all-time favorite alto players).
I just ordered Noal's biography on Gigi Gryce, it look's extremely interesting. Did you know that he converted to Islam and changed his name to Basheer Qusim?
Noal Cohen's Jazz history site
The largest Jazz educational organization in the world is the IAJE. IAJE initiates programs which nurture the understanding and appreciation of jazz and its heritage, provides leadership to educators regarding curriculum and performance, and assists teachers, students, and artists with information and resources. Their yearly convention is the place to schmooze and be schmoozed by educators, players and industry types. The IAJE website is a good place to see what they're all about.
Ok, so have to I admit that I was googling myself tonight looking for possible promo material. While self-surfing came I ran across a CD recorded in Boston by one of the best bands that I've ever played with. This band was really Rob Scheps' True Colors Big Band, but Ken 'borrowed' it for a record date. The players are all incredible and the music is truly whacked out (in a good way). It was released originally on the Accurate record label. This CD got three and a half stars from Downbeat magazine.
Personnel includes: Ken Schaphorst (leader, arranger); Dave Valdez (alto saxophone); Dmitri Matheny, John Carlson (trumpet); Josh Roseman (trombone);John Medeski (piano); Jim Harp (drums).Recorded at Blue Jay Recording Studio, Carlisle, Massachusetts on January 25 & 26, 1989.
Making Lunch audio clips
Art Lillard is a hard swinging NYC drummer, prolific composer and band leader who I began playing with while living in NYC . He has come out to play with me in Portland during the summers over the last several years. Both his tunes and his playing are extraordinary. He'll be out here again in late July for some more gigs and a recording, so look for him then.
He's put his life-blood as well a small fortune into his newest big band CD. We recorded it at the same studio that Bird with strings was recorded (that was cool to think about while playing). Art has paid some serious dues in the trenches of NYC for decades as a leader and as a sideman. Art swings his ass off!
Here are some audio clips from his CD Reasons to be thankful.
Here's some live MP3s that I just ran across on the web. This was recorded at Adam's Jazz Loft a few months ago with Dan Schulte's sextet. This is a project that has been together for several years. I'm pretty happy about my alto reeds on these recordings, a rare occurance indeed.
Woitach original
Brushing Up
When the Angels Sing
Shulte original
Dan Schulte, double bass
Christopher Woitach, guitar
Tim Rap, drums
David Valdez, alto sax
Dave Evans, tenor sax
Keller Coker, trombone
Symmetrical Scales-Diminished, Wholetone & Symetrical Major
This is an important topic relating to material that I recently covered in my class. Blogger seach engine
sucks, making this hard to find so I am re-posting this article:
I'd like to expand on this topic since it is such an important element in improvisation. In modern western music we use a system of tuning that divides each octave into twelve equal semi-tones. Using this system we find that there are only a certain number of possible ways to create symmetrical scales. The ear hears these scales differently than other scales because they are expressions of pure relationships of whole number intervals. We pick them out immediately and can easily predict the next note. The system that I outline here is found in Nicholas Slonimsky's classic book 'The Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns. This book has influenced generations of classical composers and Jazz improvisers alike. The pure definition of a symmetrical scale is a scale that covers one or
more octaves with equal intervallic scales between each note. The first symmetrical scale happens when you divide one octave equally into two parts (or the 1:2 scale). This is a scale that consists of just two different notes, in the key of C -C & F#. The next one is the 1:3 scale, or the augmented triad- C, E, Ab. Next is the 1:4 scale or the diminished 7th chord- C, Eb, Gb, A. {Again, remember that scales can have any number of notes}. If we divide one octave equally into six parts we get the whole-tone scale or 1:6 scale. There are two symmetrical scales that we think of in Jazz improvisation are the whole tone scale and the diminished scale. The diminished scale is really just two 1:4 scales (augmented chords) a whole-step apart. Let's deal with these in more detail since they are used the most in Jazz improvisation. A diminished scale fits over a dominant seventh b9 and/or #9 chord (see notes from my workshop). So over a C7b9 you would play the diminished scale a half-step up- C# diminished. There are many common diminished licks that every young Jazzer thinks are great when they first discover them. These are really cool until you realize that just about every jazz player on the planet over-uses them at the beginning of their careers. They are as cliché as you can possibly get! As a matter of fact, it is hard not to sound cliché when using this scale. Because they are symmetrical you must play them UNSYMETRICALLY in order to sound interesting. The Slonimsky book is a great place to find interesting non-cliche diminished and whole tone patterns.
Some ideas for hipper diminished (and WT:#1-3) patterns-
1. play patterns with intervals that contain wider intervals
2. add leading tones/approach notes that are outside the scale
3. instead of 4 note repeating patterns (like usual cliché patterns) use 5
or 7 note patterns, so they shift around in the bar.
4. think of the diminished scale as two diminished chords, alternate between the two chords.
5. alternate between diminished scale and the diminished scale a half-step
up. Remember to keep in mind that diminished scales resolve down in half-steps.
Diminished scales moving down in half-steps is like Dominant seventh flat ninth chords moving around the circle of fifths. So if you're playing over a dominant seventh flat-ninth chord you can play the diminished scale up a whole step from the root, then the diminished scale a half-step below that (up a half-step from the root of the dominant chord). This implies a V7b9 of V7 to V7b9.
Original chords:
D-7 / G7b9 / Cmaj7
You play:
Adim /Ab dim /
Implying this:
D7b9 /G7b9 /
Each diminished chord is exactly the same notes as THREE other diminished chords. Each dominant 7th b9 chord is therefore almost exactly the same as three other dominant 7th b9 chords-
C7b9 is related to: Eb7b9, F#7b9 and A7b9- these chords are the same except for ONE NOTE difference.
So here's where things get interesting.........
You may substitute any of these chords for any other chord AND THEIR RELATED ii-7s!!!!!!!
So put in to practice it looks like this:
Over:
/D-7 /G7b9 /Cmaj7 /
You may substitute:
/F-7 /Bb7b9 /Cmaj7 /
/Ab-7 /Db7b9 /Cmaj7 /
/B-7 /E7b9 /Cmaj7 /
Or even hipper:
/D-7 /F-7 Ab-7/Cmaj7/ (Thanks Mover!)
Mover reminded me that when you're adding substitions you can use the related ii-7s rather than the V7s. Bob says that Phil Woods does this. This seems fairly obvious yet most players don't do this very often.
For example here is a two-five in various stages of substitution:
D-7 /G7 /Cmaj7 /
D-7 /C#7 /Cmaj7 /
G#7 /C#7 /Cmaj7 /
Eb-7/Ab-7 /Cmaj7 /
We know that Trane was very deep into the Slonimsky book. His 'sheets of
sound' period was just this very type of substitution. You could call this
type of substitution a 'Four Tonic System'. Later he started exploring
1:3 and 2:3 substitutions, these are the classic Giant Steps (Countdown,
Fifth House, ect) 'Three Tonic System' subs. This system spawned a school
that is sometimes called the 'Jewish Tenor School' ;) The key exponents of
this school are Brecker, Grossman, Liebman and the late great Bob Berg. There are other players, like saxophonists Rick Margitza and the Northwest's Burt Wilson who have thoroughly incorporated this system into their playing . This is a modern 'New York' sound. The three tonic system is being used not only over ii-7 V7s but over almost anything and everything! It has so much internal momentum that it can be used as a way to go outside without losing forward motion. Personally I find it really hard to use the three tonic system without sounding too much like I'm playing patterns. I find the four tonic system a bit easier to use without sounding stiff. Bob Mover once told me that he thought that the three tonic system had ruined the course of modern Jazz. I do see his point. Back at Berklee a horn player I knew had T-shirts made with one of the most famous Grossman licks on it, the one that sounds like this- weeee-ba-da-ba-doo-be-ahh. Any Steve Grossman fan knows just the one I'm talking about......
One more symetrical type scale is called the 'Symetrical Major' scale. This exotic sounding scale is made up of three major triads major thirds apart.
C-Eb-E-G-Ab-B-C
This is nice over a Cmaj7, Emaj7, and Abmaj7 chords since it has leading tones to each note of the major triad.
There are other symetrical scales in Slonomisky's book just waiting to be applied to Jazz improvisation!
Here is the motherload of streaming Jazz videos!
There are videos of Bird with Colman Hawkins, Trane, MOnk, Wes Montgomery, Bird & Diz, Hawk in Belgium, Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, The Mingus sextet, Cannonbal l's sextet on German TV, El Gran Combo, George Benson, Fania All-Stars, John Lee Hooker, Pharoah Sanders, Jimi Hendricks, Live Miles Davis, Ray Charles, Bill Evans trio, Django, James Brown, Miles & Trane, Los Van Van, Paco De Lucia, Herbie Hancock.
Music videos at Daily motion
This link is just for one user on dailymotion.com, there are even more videos on this site. Just search for Jazz . Tim DuRoche turned me on to this site. Thanks Tim!
Bob Keller has put together the most comprehensive collection of Jazz educational links ever. I'm serious, this is the shit.
Bob Keller's Jazz Page
Jack Reilly is a prominent NYC pianist and educator who has recently entered the Blogo-sphere. On his blog he talks about his studies with Lennie and Hal Overton, also Bill Evans' harmony.
Jack Reilly's Blog
Thanks for the link Andreas!


Jen & Chris who've been friends with my husband & I almost for 9 years.
Here's a few photos...first the bride & groom themselves.
Taking advantage of an old broken lobster pot on the beach.
Who could forget the most important details of the day...the dress and the oh so cute shoes...brown to match the bridesmaid dresses.
A LOT of changes hopefully coming soon to Cyball Photography. I'm working on quite a few projects right now, all of which are taking up most of my spare time.
And what's a post without a photo, introducing "Winston" who we met at our weekend at the cottage.
It's the small things that make me 'oh so happy' some days.
Today it's my presentation folders that I give to my clients when they order their prints from their session.
What do you think of the pink ribbon? Think it adds a bit of punch?


I plan on taking a trip to Grand Isle in early october and i am not very familiar with the area. If there is any tips or locations that are popular in early October i would appreciate the info.
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Discussion in 'The East Anglian Crew' started by MrsZ3Cade, Jan 14, 2014.
It seems a long time ago that the Z's were out together! What was everyone's thoughts on when and where to meet for our first jaunt of the year?
Yes, that's a good idea, Shelly, we can vary the route a little and go either Sunday in June or 3rd August haven't looked at any other dates. Mike & I can't do from 4th to 19th July as on hols then, but if those weekends are better, please don't worry about us, but as you all know we would rather be able to come! We have Silverstone on 25th, 26th & 27th July.
We've got a holiday booked on the last 2 weeks of June so those are out for us. But perhaps we could arrange something early June...something along the lines of the "Hurley Burghley" run mixed with the Rutland cruise?
...... We have Silverstone on 25th, 26th & 27th July.
Well guys & gals, as we've done the Silverstone weekend 3 years running now ( 2011 non-Zed related, 2012 Zedfest with parade lap, 2013 'Zedfest' with 'aborted' parade lap) me & Karen are feeling we'd like a change this year. We fancy doing something new instead, for example, perhaps one of the 'Goodwood' weekends, which we've not been to yet.
Good idea but I've decided to go to silverstone with my nephew again.
Thinking about what you have just said, Shaun, I think perhaps you are right. The Zed community in general, ought to find a venue that values it's attendance more than Silverstone appears to. Considering the number of Zeds that turn up at Silverstone, we get very little thought from the organisers, perhaps we need to find an independent venue that pays more attention to us. After all 200 plus Zeds represents a lot of income. We should not be jammed in some muddy field, the Ferraris aren't and I'm sure they don't pay any more than us.
Perhaps if we get in touch with Goodwood, they might a suitable slot for us!! or maybe even Brooklands.
I will be arranging something different when I have the time.
It will be nice to try something new.
we are not dping silverstone again,but Goodwood sounds ace,or anything?
Funny, Mary and myself was talking about this the other week and thought it would be good to go to Goodwood instead of Silverstone. So we are well up for a trip to Goodwood. I think things need to be booked soon as it gets full very quickly.
What about a trip to Brooklands?


There are a lot of common household spices that are found in just about everybody's home. Oregano, basil, and salt just to name a few. A lot of these spices hold some surprises though, do you know about the health benefits of basil?
Basil is an herb that is found in the mint family. Also called St. John's Wort, the herb is native to India and other tropical areas of Asia. There are about sixty different types of basil identified, but they all tend to fall into these three categories: purple, sweet, and bushy. The most common form of basil is in spice form, where the leaves are dried and then ground up, but there are many uses of basil. If you have a basil plant the leaves make a wonderful addition to any salad or sandwich. I like to use them in place of lettuce on my burger.
You can also dry the leaves yourself and add them to any sauce to get a nice, almost sweet flavor. Not only is basil used as flavor for your food, but these health benefits of basil make it a nice addition to your medicine cabinet.
So, adding this into your diet can help make sure that you are getting the vitamins and nutrients that you need daily, not to mention that it tastes good. Because of all of the nutrients in it, some women have found success in using it after child birth to help start their milk flow.
Basil has been known to act as an adaptogen. An adaptogen is a natural substance that works with your body to help it adapt better to the changing situations around you, or to anything that causes you stress. So, if you've been feeling pushed to your limits lately, try basil.
One of the health benefits of basil that has been used the longest is its antibacterial properties. Instead of simply killing all the bacteria, good and bad like antibiotics, basil works to constrict the growth of bad bacteria. So, adding basil to your food not only give you the flavor, nutritional benefits, but it can also reduce the number of harmful bacteria that may be in your food. If you are going to eat certain foods that won't be cooked, such as salads or other produce, you might consider washing them first in a solution that contains basil. This has been shown to remove harmful bacteria that might have been missed before.
The health benefits of basil are many. Next time you're looking at what to buy for your kitchen, you should consider basil. Not only does it taste good, but the health benefits of basil can really improve your overall nutrition and health.


The Board was established by a 1952 amendment to the Abattoirs Act. The Act vested control of the State-owned abattoir and saleyard at Midland Junction with the Board. The latter comprised three members; a charted accountant representing consumer interests, a butchers representative, and one meat producers' representative.
The Board was abolished pursuant to the Acts Amendment (Meat Commission) Act 1975. The abattoir was managed by the WA Meat Commission until its closure in 1981 and subsequent sale. The saleyard was transferred to the Meat Industry Authority in 1994.
Creation: Abattoirs Act Amendment Act No 58 1952.


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