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Paytm stock erodes over half of IPO investors' wealth in less than 2 months
January 12, 2022 January 13, 2022 3 min read Investors News
NEW DELHI: Some bullish brokerage reports, a "stellar" December quarter update, optimistic comments from founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma—it seems nothing can stop the slide in One97 Communication shares. The company owns the
The counter has fallen for the ninth straight day, dropping over 21 per cent in the process. During the day, Paytm shares hit an all-time low of Rs 1,051, eroding over half of the value from its IPO price of Rs 2,150.
One97 Communications, the largest ever initial public offer (IPO) on Dalal Street, got listed with much fanfare two months back. But the jubilant mood soon turned into gloom as the stock saw the worst debut on bourses in a decade.
The tone was set by a Macquarie report that came hours before the scrip got listed. Macquarie analysts termed the company as a "cash guzzler" and set a price target at Rs 1,200. Not even two months later, it revised the target to Rs 900.
Meanwhile, many analysts are out with bullish target prices as high as Rs 1,875. Bulls include Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs who also managed the issue. Interestingly, even their target prices were far lower than the IPO price they set just a month earlier.
Just ahead of the listing of Paytm on November 18, Madhur Deora, President & Group CFO had said: "We could have priced the IPO higher if we wanted to but we thought that this is the right balance for making sure that the investors who come in the Paytm IPO should be treated very fairly and this is where we were comfortable."
Nonetheless, the stock continued its slide, taking a few hopeful pauses in between. Now, the stage seems to be set for further slide in the counter.
"Paytm share price may see more downside till Rs 1,000-950 levels in next 2-3 days," said Ravi Singh, Vice President and Head of ResearchShareIndia. "However, some short covering may be seen at lower levels which may push the stock to consolidation mode. Investors should avoid taking fresh long positions till some positive development in the stock."
The company has never posted a profit. It has seen a consistent decline in take rate—commission it charges for processing payments—over the years, thanks to the focus on increasing its user base. The company management categorically said it may not be profitable anytime soon.
Nonetheless, nothing has dampened the mood of Paytm CEO. Sharma, in a recent address, said Paytm should be compared to Bajaj Finance and that people are underestimating its payments business.
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Commissioner of Income Tax v/s Stanes Tyre and Rubber Products Limited
TC No. 973 to 977 of 1984, REF No. 869 to 873 of 1984
Decided On, 18 July 1996
At, High Court of Judicature at Madras
By, THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE K. A. THANIKKACHALAM AND THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE N. V. BALASUBRAMANIAN
K. A. THANIKKACHALAM J.
At the instance of the Department, the Tribunal referred the following common question of law for the assessment years 1975-76 to 1979-80, for the opinion of this court under section 256(1) of the Income-tax Act, 1961, read with section 18 of the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964
"Whether, on the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the Appellate Tribunal was right in holding that while computing the chargeable profits for purposes of surtax assessment, the deductions contemplated in clauses (viii) and (ix) of rule 1 of the First Schedule to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964, should be allowed at their gross amounts?" *
The assessee is a company in which the public are substantially interested and the assessment years involved are 1975-76 to 1979-80 for which the respective financial years are the accounting years. The point for consideration relates to adjustment of dividends and royalty for the purpose of computing the chargeable profits in terms of rule 1(viii) and (ix) of the First Schedule to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964. The rule provides for adjustment of income by way of dividends and income by way of royalties. A plain reading of the rule gives the impression that the income contemplated in the aforesaid rule refers to gross and not net income. This is the view of the Kerala, Punjab and Haryana and Himachal Pradesh High Courts. However, the Tribunal found that the Supreme Court has granted special leave to the Department to appeal against the judgment, dated June 21, 1979, of the Karnataka High Court in I. T. R. C. No. 2 of 1976, whereby the High Court following the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Cloth Traders (P.) Ltd. v. Addl. CIT 1979 AIR(SC) 1691, 1979 (3) SCR 984, 1979 (3) SCC 538, 1979 (118) ITR 243, 1979 (10) CTR 393, 1979 (1) TAXMAN 335, 1979 TaxLR 1170, 1977 SCC(Tax) 246, 1979 (10) CTR(SC) 393, 1979 (10) CTR(S) 393 answered in favour of the assessee-company the question whether for the purpose of assessment under the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964, the assessee was entitled to deduction under rule 1(viii) of the First Schedule of the full amount of dividend or only the lesser amount (vide CIT v. Consolidated Coffee Co. Ltd. (See [1983] 142 ITR(St) 5) S. L. P. Civil No. 10350 of 1980, decided on April 15, 1983)While finalising the assessment, the Income-tax Officer has adjusted only the net income assessed under sections 80M and 80MM of the Income-tax Act, 1961, as against the gross amounts claimed by the assessee
On appeal, the Commissioner of Income-tax (Appeals) accepted the plea of the assessee that only the gross income by way of dividends and royalties should be adjusted and not the net income as taken by the Income-tax Officer. On further appeal by the Revenue, the Tribunal upheld the decision of the Commissioner of Income-tax (Appeals)
In so far as the first part of the question relating to deduction claimed under rule 1(viii) of the First Schedule to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964, is concerned, the assessee claimed that the gross dividend income received should be allowed as deduction and not the net income after deducting the expenditure. A similar question came up for consideration before the Calcutta High Court in CIT v. Hindustan Gum and Chemicals Ltd. 1990 (182) ITR 396 wherein the Calcutta High Court, by following the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Distributors (Baroda) Pvt. Ltd. v. Union of India 1985 AIR(SC) 1585, 1985 (S1) SCR 778, 1986 (1) SCC 43, 1985 (1) SCALE 1216, 1985 (2) CompLJ 389, 1985 (155) ITR 120, 1986 (1) UJ 86, 1985 (47) CTR 349, 1985 (22) TAXMAN 49, 1986 SCC(Tax) 159, 120 SCC(p) 46, 1985 (47) CTR(SC) 349 held that the assessee deriving dividend income from another Indian company is not entitled to exclusion of the gross dividend income, but only the net dividend after the deduction of the amount allowed under section 80M of the Act
A similar view was taken by the Kerala High Court in the case of CIT v. Kil Kotagiri Tea and Coffee Estates Ltd. 1991 (191) ITR 283, 1992 (62) TAXMAN 221 by the Karnataka High Court in CIT v. T. T. Pvt. Ltd. 1992 (195) ITR 614, 1991 (100) CTR 183, 1992 (60) TAXMAN 383 by the Delhi High Court in Trade Links P. Ltd. v. CIT 1993 (200) ITR 575, 1993 (110) CTR 81, 1993 (67) TAXMAN 398 by the Andhra Pradesh High Court in CIT v. Vazir Sultan Tobacco Co. Ltd. 1995 (212) ITR 624, 1995 (126) CTR 387 by the Allahabad High Court in CIT v. R.B. Multanimal Modi and Sons 1991 (189) ITR 730 the Gujarat High Court in Commr. of Surtax v. Atul Products Ltd. 1994 (208) ITR 515, 1994 (119) CTR 448, 1995 (83) TAXMAN 88 and by the Madras High Court in CIT v. T. Stanes and Co. Ltd. 1995 (216) ITR 127 wherein the Madras High Court followed the earlier decision of its own in T. C. Nos. 136 and 137 of 1979, judgment dated June 19, 1986 (Virudhunagar Textile Mills Ltd.). A similar view was also taken by this court in T. C. No. 1518 of 1984, judgment dated April 22, 1996. In all these decisions rendered by various High Courts, they have followed the judgment of the Supreme Court in Distributors (Baroda) Pvt. Ltd. v. Union of India 1985 AIR(SC) 1585, 1985 (S1) SCR 778, 1986 (1) SCC 43, 1985 (1) SCALE 1216, 1985 (2) CompLJ 389, 1985 (155) ITR 120, 1986 (1) UJ 86, 1985 (47) CTR 349, 1985 (22) TAXMAN 49, 1986 SCC(Tax) 159, 120 SCC(p) 46, 1985 (47) CTR(SC) 349 In view of the abovesaid uniform view taken by the various High Courts and the Supreme Court, we hold that the Tribunal was not correct in coming to the conclusion that for the purpose of surtax assessment the deduction contemplated in clause (viii) of rule 1 of the First Schedule to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964
The Tribunal, while deciding this issue, held that the gross royalty income received by the assessee from the Government should be allowed as deduction, while computing the chargeable profits for the purpose of surtax assessment. Learned standing counsel appearing for the Department submitted that in view of the Explanation to rule 1 of the First Schedule to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, which came into effect from April 1, 1981, which is clarificatory in nature, according to the judgment of the Supreme Court in Distributors (Baroda) Pvt. Ltd. 1985 AIR(SC) 1585, 1985 (S1) SCR 778, 1986 (1) SCC 43, 1985 (1) SCALE 1216, 1985 (2) CompLJ 389, 1985 (155) ITR 120, 1986 (1) UJ 86, 1985 (47) CTR 349, 1985 (22) TAXMAN 49, 1986 SCC(Tax) 159, 120 SCC(p) 46, 1985 (47) CTR(SC) 349 the Explanation is applicable to the earlier assessment years, including the assessment years under consideration and, accordingly, the assessee is entitled to deduction of the net royalty income received from the Government while computing the chargeable profits for the purpose of surtax assessment. This Explanation was introduced under the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964 1985 AIR(SC) 1585, 1985 (S1) SCR 778, 1986 (1) SCC 43, 1985 (1) SCALE 1216, 1985 (2) CompLJ 389, 1985 (155) ITR 120, 1986 (1) UJ 86, 1985 (47) CTR 349, 1985 (22) TAXMAN 49, 1986 SCC(Tax) 159, 120 SCC(p) 46, 1985 (47) CTR(SC) 349 the Board's circular to the effect that the Explanation brought into the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, rule 1, would be applicable only from the assessment year 1981-82, was not brought to the notice of the Supreme Court. Therefore, according to learned counsel, the abovesaid Explanation would be applicable only from the assessment year 1981-82 onwards. So also, learned counsel submitted that the Bombay High Court, while rendering its decision in CIT v. Banque Nationale De Paris 1992 (194) ITR 167, 1991 (91) CTR 163, 1991 (105) TAXATION 140 which had the occasion to consider clause (x) of rule 1 of the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964, held that only the net income received by way of interest or fees received for any technical service alone should be taken into consideration. According to learned counsel, clause (x) is pari materia with clause (ix) of rule 1 of the First Schedule to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act. In the abovesaid decision also learned counsel submitted that the circular issued by the Central Board of Direct Taxes, as stated above, was not considered. Therefore, according to learned counsel for the assessee, on a plain reading of clause (ix) of rule 1 of the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, while computing the chargeable profits, only the gross royalty received by the assessee from the Government should be taken into consideration and not the net royalty amount. In order to support this line of argument, learned counsel appearing for the assessee, relied upon the decision of the Madhya Pradesh High Court in CIT v. Gwalior Rayon Silk Manufacturing (Weaving) Co. Ltd. 1984 (146) ITR 178, 1983 (37) CTR 245, 1984 (17) TAXMAN 68, 1983 (37) CTR(MP) 245 wherein the Madhya Pradesh High Court held that the Explanation to rule 1(viii) of Schedule I to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964, has not been given any retrospective effect, and so, it will have application only for the assessment year 1981-82 and subsequent years. After the coming into force of the Explanation, the deduction under clause (viii) of rule 1, for computing chargeable profits would be of the net income received from dividends. As the Explanation has no application to the assessment year 1968-69, the gross income from dividends has to be deducted in computing the chargeable profits for that year. While rendering this decision, the Madhya Pradesh High Court followed the decision of the Supreme Court in Cloth Traders (P.) Ltd. v. Addl. CIT 1979 AIR(SC) 1691, 1979 (3) SCR 984, 1979 (3) SCC 538, 1979 (118) ITR 243, 1979 (10) CTR 393, 1979 (1) TAXMAN 335, 1979 TaxLR 1170, 1977 SCC(Tax) 246, 1979 (10) CTR(SC) 393, 1979 (10) CTR(S) 393. This decision was reversed by the Supreme Court in Distributors (Baroda) Pvt. Ltd.'s case 1985 AIR(SC) 1585, 1985 (S1) SCR 778, 1986 (1) SCC 43, 1985 (1) SCALE 1216, 1985 (2) CompLJ 389, 1985 (155) ITR 120, 1986 (1) UJ 86, 1985 (47) CTR 349, 1985 (22) TAXMAN 49, 1986 SCC(Tax) 159, 120 SCC(p) 46, 1985 (47) CTR(SC) 349. Further, this decision is concerned with clause (viii) of rule 1 and not with regard to clause (ix) of rule 1While considering the Explanation to rule 1 of the First Schedule to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964, the Andhra Pradesh High Court in CIT v. Andhra Bank Ltd. 1990 (186) ITR 192, 1990 (50) TAXMAN 15 held that the Explanation is only clarificatory or declaratory in nature, declaring the law, which was already in existence, and, therefore, the Explanation would be applicable to the earlier assessment years also, even though it came into effect from April 1, 1981. This amendment was brought to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964, rule 1, in line with section 80AA, which was brought by an Amending Act to the Income-tax Act, 1961. A similar view was taken by the Calcutta High Court in the case of CIT v. Hindustan Gum and Chemicals Ltd. 1990 (182) ITR 396 by the Karnataka High Court in CIT v. T. T. Pvt. Ltd. Ltd. 1992 (195) ITR 614, 1991 (100) CTR 183, 1992 (60) TAXMAN 383 by the Delhi High Court in Trade Links P. Ltd. v. CIT 1993 (200) ITR 575, 1993 (110) CTR 81, 1993 (67) TAXMAN 398 and Commr. of Surtax v. Modi Industries Ltd. (No. 2) 1993 (200) ITR 325, 1992 (105) CTR 132, 1992 (65) TAXMAN 557, 105 CTR(Del) 132 Again by the Andhra Pradesh High Court in CIT v. Vazir Sultan Tobacco Co. Ltd. 1995 (212) ITR 624, 1995 (126) CTR 387. So also, the Bombay High Court in CIT v. Banque Nationale De Paris 1992 (194) ITR 167, 1991 (91) CTR 163, 1991 (105) TAXATION 140 while considering clause (x) of rule 1 of the First Schedule to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964 1985 AIR(SC) 1585, 1985 (S1) SCR 778, 1986 (1) SCC 43, 1985 (1) SCALE 1216, 1985 (2) CompLJ 389, 1985 (155) ITR 120, 1986 (1) UJ 86, 1985 (47) CTR 349, 1985 (22) TAXMAN 49, 1986 SCC(Tax) 159, 120 SCC(p) 46, 1985 (47) CTR(SC) 349 In view of the various decisions cited supra rendered by various High Courts wherein it was held that the Explanation brought to rule 1 of the First Schedule to the Companies (Profits) Surtax Act, 1964, is clarificatory in nature, and therefore it is applicable for the earlier assessment years also, we cannot ac
cept the argument advanced by learned counsel appearing for the assessee that while computing the chargeable profits, only the gross royalty income should be taken into consideration in view of the decision of the Madhya Pradesh High Court in CIT v. Gwalior Rayon Silk Manufacturing (Weaving) Co. Ltd. 1984 (146) ITR 178, 1983 (37) CTR 245, 1984 (17) TAXMAN 68, 1983 (37) CTR(MP) 245 wherein the Madhya Pradesh High Court followed the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Cloth Traders (P.) Ltd. v. Addl. CIT 1979 AIR(SC) 1691, 1979 (3) SCR 984, 1979 (3) SCC 538, 1979 (118) ITR 243, 1979 (10) CTR 393, 1979 (1) TAXMAN 335, 1979 TaxLR 1170, 1977 SCC(Tax) 246, 1979 (10) CTR(SC) 393, 1979 (10) CTR(S) 393 which decision was reversed by the Supreme Court in the case of Distributors (Baroda) Pvt. Ltd. 1985 AIR(SC) 1585, 1985 (S1) SCR 778, 1986 (1) SCC 43, 1985 (1) SCALE 1216, 1985 (2) CompLJ 389, 1985 (155) ITR 120, 1986 (1) UJ 86, 1985 (47) CTR 349, 1985 (22) TAXMAN 49, 1986 SCC(Tax) 159, 120 SCC(p) 46, 1985 (47) CTR(SC) 349. In view of the foregoing discussion, we are of the opinion that the Tribunal was not correct in holding that while computing the chargeable profits, the gross royalty income should be deducted. In that view of the matter, we answer the second part of the question referred to us in the negative and in favour of the Department. No costs.

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Simeon is the second son of Jacob and Leah. His name may mean the one who hears because Leah was announcing that God had heard her because she was unloved.
Genesis 49:5 "Simeon and Levi are brothers— their swords are weapons of violence.
Many of the maps I have seen have Simeon surrounded by Judah in the Southern part of the country. I have never read anything about what they did when the two kingdoms separated but there are Ten Tribes in the Northern Kingdom if you count the east and west tribes of Manasseh as separate tribes. There is the saying "from Dan to Beersheba" that may still be showing there was a separate tribe of Simeon; Dan was the Northern most tribe and Beersheba is in the middle of the land that was allotted to Simeon and was the most important city in southern Israel. Ziklag (where David had a base in 1 Samuel 29) was considered one of their thirteen towns in Joshua 19. In Joshua, Judges and 1 Chronicles Simeon is mentioned several times as doing things with the men of Judah and they appear again in the reforms of some of the kings in 2 Chronicles. So they do appear to have been dispersed in Israel according to the word of Jacob.
They do appear in Ezekiel and Revelations in the list of who gets land and have men among the 144,000; they are on the blessing side in Deuteronomy 27 but are not mentioned in Moses' blessings in Deuteronomy 33.
A notable accomplishment for the tribe in 1 Chronicles 4:42+43 was that they killed off the remaining Amalekites who were still living in the land of Seir, they were the people who attacked Israel as they were going to the Promise Land. See my Amalekite blog, please.


Some people are morning birds, other people are night owls. Me? I'm some sort of permanently exhausted pigeon.
Cloud Hop is a pegasus pony working as a research assistant in the Cloudsdale weather factory. He may also be a code-wielding applied mathematician who makes games and music.
I should be asleep right now.
Long live the Bronies. Death to the haters. May they die by dragon fire. May they burn in Tartarus.


in The Convention of Forty/ La Grande Convention by John Fraser and John Sutherland P.D.
in the Legislative Assembly of Assiniboia by Hon. William Fraser.
The Free Church/ Presbyterian Church in Canada sent Rev. John Black to Red River Settlement in 1851, making him the first Presbyterian minister in Rupert's Land. The same year, the Hudson's Bay Company granted a plot of land at Frog Plain/ la Grenouillière (Ayikis paskwaw) and £150 for the purpose of building a church. Beginning in 1853, Stonemason Duncan McRae supervised the construction of a four-foot-wide foundation topped by massive stone walls. Kildonan Presbyterian Kirk opened its doors in January 1854.
Although there were families of Selkirk Settler descent at Kildonan, the same diversity of inhabitants was found within the parish's boundaries as was typical throughout Red River Settlement (the original Selkirk Settlers had actually been located in what became known as St. John's Parish). Métis families with both French and English ancestors were neighbours of, and intermarried with, families of Scottish heritage.
According to the Archibald census of 1870, in Kildonan Parish there were 414 people who professed to be Protestant (though they might be Presbyterian, Anglican, or Methodist) and 96 people who professed to be Catholic (marked 'RC' in the entries below).
– [447-448] Barbara 37, James 27, [449-452] William 25, Bella 22, Ann 19, Hugh 15.
– [334-340] Mary Isabella 14, John Hector 12, Harriet Louisa 10, Ellen Arabella 8, Florence 6, Agnes 4, Alfred William 2.
– [366-369]Ann 12, Catherine J. 10, John 4, Victoria 2.
– [424-427] Donald 24, Joseph 20, Jane 18, David 14.
– [430-436] Dorothe 25, Christie 18, William 17, Robina 15, James 12, Elizabeth 10, Selkirk 8, James 6.
– [439-442] Robert 9, Jane 7, William 5, Elizabeth 3.
Fred. Sutherland reportedly took treaty with the St. Peter's Band (Treaty 1, 1871); named as No. 398 in the 1875 St. Peter's Band Annuity Paylist, with a wife, 3 sons, and 3 daughters. A Frederic Sutherland was also named as No. 404 in the 1875 St. Peter's Band Annuity Paylist, but no details were entered (absent? duplication error?).
– [459-463] John 38, Alexander 31, Selkirk 26, James 21, Donald 19.
– [471-473] Christianna 7, John 5, Ann 4.
– [476-480] William 23, Donald 21, Mary 19, George 17, Catherine 13,  Jeremiah 10.
– [490-494] William 16, Sarah M. 15, James 12, John 5, Ann 2.
Note: Henrietta was sister to Chief Justice of Assiniboia, James Ross; Laurenda was sister to Hon. Andrew Graham Ballenden Bannatyne.
– [498-501] Christie 6, John 4, Alexander 3, Catherine 1.
– [504-511] Francis 25, John C. 20, David 16, Thomas M. 15, Charles 12, Julia 10, Donald Jr. 6, Jemima/ Laura 3.
– [518-520] Catherine 19, Magnus 18, Peter 16.
– [527-534] John 30, Christie 28, Catherine 24, Richard 22, Angus 20, William C. 16, Archibald 14, Jane 12.
– [537-541] Alexander 26, Robert 22, Annie 20, John 16, Roderick 12.
– [547-550] Mary M. 8, Christie J. 6, Jessie 4, John 2.
– [553-558] Adam 25, Mary 19, Alexander 16, George 14, Johanna 12, Roderick R. 10.
– [564-571] William 26, Donald 24, Angus 22, Sarah A. 20, Alexander 18, Mary M. 9, Jeremiah 7, Christopher 4.
– [575-576] John H. 22, Alexander 20, [577-580] Christie 18, William S. 16, Margaret J. 10, Henrietta J. 9.
– [1501-1502] Isabella A. 5, Alexander 1.
– [583-584] Mary J. 3, Catherine 1.
– [1501-1502] Isabella A. 5, Alexander H. 1.
– [1505-1507] Robert 9, Marianne 7, Elisabeth 5.
– [1510-1515] Robert 19, Flora 17, Christiana 15, Jane M. 13, Angus M. 9, Helen M.A. 6.
– [1522-1524] Samuel 5, Morrison 3, Angus 1.
–  Margaret 12, [1528-1533] Ann M. 11, Angus M. 9, George 7, Christiana 5, Alexander 4, Daniel W. 2.
– [1537-1544] Angus 17, Samuel 15, Donald 13, Neil 11, Anna A. 9, Flora A. 8, Christiana 7, Ellen 5.
– [1554-1555] Alexander D. 5, William E. 3.
– [1549-1551] Margaret 8, Letitia 4, Henrietta 2.
–  Francoise 19, [1570-1574] Domitilde 16, Paul 11, Louis 8, Louisa 6, William 3.
–  Jean-Baptiste 16,  Pierre 14.
– [1577-1578] Isabella M. 9, Joanna A. 4.
– [1582-1588] Ann 16, Catherine 15, Mary 13, Jane 10, John 7, Alexander 5, William 3.
– [1598-1599] [1598-1599] Bernard 4, Johnny 3.
– [1592-1593] [1592-1593] Marie 4, Pauline 1.
– [1602-1604] [1602-1604] John William 6, Alexander 3, Robert 1.
– [1611-1613] [1611-1613] Peter 34, Elizabeth 26, Joanna 21.
– [1617-1622] [1617-160422] Alexander 22, James 19, Marianne 17, Catherine 13, Hugh William 11, Margaret McLeod 5.
– [1625-1627] [1625-1627] Angelique 16, Francois 13, Marie 11.
– [1635-1639] [1635-1639] George 11, Jeannet 9, Donald 7, Robert 5, Alexander 3.
– [1643-1647] [1643-1647] Donald 13, Margaret A. 11, Angus M. 9, Isabella M. 6, John J. 3.
– [1649-1652] [1649-1652] Marie 20, Maxime 18, Alphonsine 16, Philomene 15.


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PS5: my first impressions – Reader's Feature
GameCentralSunday 29 Nov 2020 1:00 am
A good first impression (pic: Sony)
A reader offers his appraisal of the PlayStation 5, its controller, and its games, and explains why he's glad he pre-ordered it.
Having managed to snag a pre-order I've been lucky enough to spend some time with the PlayStation 5 and some games. Here's my initial thoughts.
The console
I don't actually mind the design of the console or its size (my wife isn't a fan though!). It also fits in the TV stand, which is good. The only issue is the stand. It just doesn't seem to clip in well at all and has come loose numerous times. In regards to the system itself I've had no bugs or issues and like the new interface. Load times are noticeably better on the games I've played. Slightly surprised the console hasn't come with a free PS Plus trial like previous generations but it isn't a big deal.
The controller
The controller is honestly the best PlayStation controller yet. Even if you ignore the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, it's more comfortable and feels more sturdy than previous iterations. I hope that more games also make use of the other functions I mentioned.
I've purchased the Pulse 3D headset and am happy with it. It's a nice design that goes along with the aesthetic of the PlayStation 5 and other accessories. The headphones also feel comfortable and have decent sound quality. However, I can't say I've noticed any particular difference in terms of immersion or been able to pinpoint direction of sound more accurately. Still its just nice to have some nice headphones and not worry about how loud the TV is when others are in bed.
The first game I spent time playing is Astro's Playroom. I've got to say I wasn't disappointed. Having played Astro Bot on PlayStation VR it's good to see it doesn't have to rely on VR to keep the player entertained. The game is lots of fun and a great way to showcase what the console, and the controller in particular, has to offer.
I'm not a diehard Sony fan but more of a recent gaming enthusiast, but even so I enjoyed the many references and call backs to previous games, consoles, and PlayStation accessories. It's short and didn't take much time for me to complete the main bulk of the game but I can't complain when it was free. I intend at some point to work through the things I missed, such as the collectables.
The next game I played was Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Having played the first game, I can't say much has changed but that's not necessarily a bad thing. The fact the game is set at Christmas time in a snow-covered New York and that Miles has a slightly different skill set to Peter keeps it from being stale. Visually at first, I can't say I noticed much difference between generations, until some scenes utilised ray-tracing. I remember the interior of a mall and some kind of computer lab standing out in particular.
Dirt 5 is also one of the games I've played a bit of. I'm not a fan of racing sims but more of arcade style racers. Though not on the same level, Dirt 5 reminds me somewhat of the Forza Horizon series. The game also has impressive lighting, environmental, and weather effects.
Finally, I also played a bit of FIFA 21, although at the moment it's the PS4 version. What can I say? It's much the same, which is fine but I hope the next gen version due early December is a noticeable difference. I think this might have been the first year in a while I might have skipped FIFA if I hadn't been tempted by the next generation version.
Also, as a long suffering Leeds United fan I was looking forward to playing as them in the Premier League for the first time in ages, so am quite disappointed they are the only team in the Premier League not to have their official stadium featured. Hopefully they might patch this in at some point.
Overall, I am enjoying my time so far with the PlayStation and look forward to the next six or seven years of gaming. If Spider-Man and Dirt 5, being early cross-generational games, look this good now and Astro's Playroom shows what features the PlayStation 5 can achieve I can only imagine what can be delivered later into the PlayStation 5's life cycle.
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Over half a million children are in foster care or some other kind of out of home placement today. Do these children all really need to be there?
Feds target Calif. pot dispensaries for closure
by Lisa Leff
Federal prosecutors have launched a crackdown on pot dispensaries in California, warning the stores that they must shut down in 45 days or face criminal charges.
In an escalation of the ongoing conflict between the U.S. government and the nation's burgeoning medical marijuana industry, at least 16 pot shops or their landlords received letters this week stating they are violating federal drug laws, even though medical marijuana is legal in California. The state's four U.S. attorneys were scheduled Friday to announce a broader coordinated crackdown.
Tuolumne County bans dispensaries
For months we've been following the saga of the Sonora and Tuolumne County battles against medical marijuana dispensaries. The Union Democrat reported...
Tuolumne County is moving forward with a proposal to ban medical marijuana dispensaries. The county Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to have county staff finalize an ordinance that would make it a misdemeanor to run a retail center that makes available, sells, transmits or gives marijuana to two or more patients, primary caregivers or members of the public.
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Mother Of Child Killed By Dog Sentenced To Probation
SAN DIEGO -- A Navy wife whose 2-year-old son was mauled to death by a dog while she was in a drunken stupor in their Tierrasanta home was sentenced Thursday to five years probation.
Valerie Grace Carlson, 30, was also ordered by Judge Laura Halgren to complete a one-year jail term. Between time served and good behavior credits, she has already spent the equivalent of 313 days behind bars since her arrest, leaving her with only about a month to serve.
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California District Is Doing Unannounced Door-to-Door Vaccines
by Gaia Health Blog
The Natomas Unified School District in Sacramento, California is in financial trouble. But when it comes to vaccinations, the sky's the limit. The district is now doing door-to-door vaccinations. Unannounced. And they've taken a news crew with them...
Parents are pressured. Not shown in the video is that they aren't provided information about their right to opt out. If they choose to opt out, they aren't given the exemption forms. No information is given about risks associated with the vaccine. The vaccination in question is Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and acellular pertussis), and is one of the most questionable.
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The 'Aging Out' Dilemma Plaguing the Foster Care System
by Bill Baccaglini
While local statistics are hard to come by for a population no longer under the city's care, nationally, one in four of the 20,000 foster care youth who age out of the child welfare system each year are incarcerated within two years.
With more than 900 young people aging out in New York each year, these numbers reflect a real problem. Because of their life experiences some kids need more support than others - and they may need it for longer. A 21-year-old who has lived most of his life in either the child welfare system or a dysfunctional family setting is not at the same level emotionally or cognitively as other 21-year-olds. And as every parent knows, you can't set an arbitrary schedule for maturity.
Couple's organic food revolution still growing
by Karina Rusk
Meet a couple who took a Monterey County produce stand and launched an organic revolution.
If you have ever eaten one of those ready-made salads in a bag, you owe that easy meal in part to the vision of a couple in Carmel Valley. It was 25 years ago that they came up with the idea for Earthbound Farm. It all stemmed from an unlikely duo who dared to dream on a plot of land in Monterey County.
Sanford-Burnham Institute endorses $1 pack cigarette tax hike
by Bradley J. Fikes
The Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute has endorsed a $1 per pack increase on cigarette taxes under an initiative known as the California Cancer Research Act.
If passed by voters on a statewide ballot scheduled for June 5, 2012, the CCRA will increase the state's excise tax on cigarettes by $1 per pack, with an equivalent increase on other tobacco products. Backers say the measure is projected to save more than 100,000 lives and generate approximately $585 million per year for cancer and biomedical research in California. Opponents say the measure will cost about $1 billion a year, imposing another budget-busting drain on California's weak economy.
Yosemite Entrance Fees Waived Next Week
Next week Yosemite National Park will celebrate National Public Lands Day.
In commemoration of this special day, the park will waive entrance fees for all park visitors Saturday, September 24th.
Much of $12M in 9/11 stuff sits unused
by Michael Fitzgerald
Now that the reverence of 9/11 has passed, let's take a more clinical look at how Uncle Sam spent Homeland Security dollars over the past decade in San Joaquin County.
Since Sept. 11, 2001, the county has received an estimated $12 million, said Ron Baldwin, the county's longtime Director of Emergency Operations, who retired in July. Uncle Sam rained money. But limited what local governments could buy. Prudent officials tried to buy "dual use" materiel that could fight terrorism and help police and fire on day-to-day jobs. But some agencies geared up as if Osama bin Laden had a ticket for San Joaquin County.
Media Mum on Big Business, SEIU Profiting From Workers' Bill
by Susan Swift
California nears passage of a law whose effect, if not actual intent, will decimate the private nanny/caregiver industry in California.
Not coincidentally, it will simultaneously benefit unions and the powerful institutional nursing/caregiver lobby. Cynically titled the "Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights," AB 889 imposes a massive unfunded mandate on families and parents, and its indirect victims will be thousands of minorities who mostly populate the domestic worker ranks. In short, Democrats have declared war on California families and minorities in favor of Big Business and the SEIU.
Lodi woman charged with child neglect
by Jordan Guinn
After being found unconscious in the street with an infant in her lap, a Lodi woman and mother of four was arrested for felony child neglect Friday morning.
While Jones was found unconscious, she was not arrested for being under the influence of a controlled substance. Garcia would not speculate if Jones was intoxicated and patient privacy laws prevent officials from discussing medical reports with the media, he said. The three children and infant were placed in the care of Child Protective Services and have been taken to Mary Graham Children's Shelter, Garcia said.
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Twain Harte Area Chamber of Commerce Oktoberfest Planned for October 1st & 2nd
by Kim Hamilton
The Twain Harte Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring its annual Oktoberfest on October 1st and 2nd at Eproson Park in Twain Harte.
Live music, arts and crafts and a car show will be featured. Canned food contributions are welcome for donation to the ATCAA Food Bank. General admission is free.
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Senate Passes BPA Bill
Despite intensive lobbying by the American Chemistry Council, the Senate passed AB 1319, the Toxin-Free Infants and Toddlers Act.
Critics say BPA is a hormone-disrupting chemical that is used in some baby bottles, sippy cups, infant formula, and baby food containers. It has been linked to early puberty, childhood obesity, breast cancer, and neurological and behavioral changes including autism and hyperactivity. While some manufacturers have already removed this substance from their products, it is still found in many others.
TV Star Jon Cryer Must Pay Child Support for Son in His Custody
by Robert Franklin, Esq.
Two and a Half Men star Jon Cryer must pay child support for his son of whom he has custody.
Yes, it's true. Jon Cryer has almost sole custody of his son with Sarah Trigger Cryer. She has 4% of the parenting time; he has the other 96%. So you'd think she'd be paying child support to him, but no. It's the other way around. He's paying her because a Los Angeles trial court ordered him to and the appellate court upheld the order. As you read the appellate opinion, continually ask yourself that tried and true question "what would happen if the sexes were reversed?"
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California's Gardasil mandate moves forward -- AB 499
AB 499, had previously been suspended over cost concerns. Now, it is expected to head quickly to the Senate floor for a full vote this week and supporters believe Democratic California Gov. Jerry Brown will sign it.
The California legislature is quietly pushing forward with a sweeping proposal to mandate that Gardasil - the vaccine marketed as a shield against the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus (HPV) - can be dispensed by the state to children as young as 12 without the permission of their parents.
A previous push to require all California girls entering sixth grade to be vaccinated with the HPV Vaccine was withdrawn from the state legislature in 2007. The current bill would circumvent the state's parental consent laws and "allow a minor who is 12 years of age or older to consent to medical care related to the prevention of a sexually transmitted disease." The bill states: "The minor's parents or guardian are not liable for payment for medical care provided pursuant to this section." So, who is?
Burbank program opens its doors to emancipated youth
by Katherine Davis
A new program to assist 18 to 24 year-old emancipated and homeless youths with transitional housing opened its doors Thursday. The opening of Linden House comes on the heels of the passage of AB12, a bill that extends the age limit for foster care youth.
The tough economy is tougher still if you happen to be a young adult who has recently "aged-out" of the foster care system or become emancipated from your parents. It is this demographic--too old for high school or foster care, but still too young to support themselves--that Linden House intends to help transition to stable housing and a self-sufficient life.
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Calif. Police Find Kid's Toys 'Stuffed' With Pot
by Crosby Shaterian
Deputies with the Kern County Sheriff's Department said an evening pot bust netted more than 145 pounds of marijuana Thursday from a child's bedroom and stuffed animals.
Deputies said they found 21-year-old Maria Reyna and her 3-year-old and 5-month-old daughters, in the living room of the small home. Child Protective Services came to the home and took custody of the children. Jurado was arrested on charges of possession for marijuana for sale, cultivation of marijuana, possession of a concealed firearm and felony child endangerment. Maria Reyna was arrested on charges of felony child endangerment, possession of marijuana for sale, conspiracy and for maintaining a drug residence. All three were found to be illegally present in the United States.
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iFoster Offers Deeply Discounted Computers to Help Our Most At-Risk Children Stay
by Reid Cox
Today, iFoster announced the addition of discounted computers to its online marketplace for foster care.
The Get Connected! program provides high-quality, low-cost computers and training for its foster, adoptive and kinship care community to help our most at-risk children stay in school.
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Foster care agency opening visitation center
by Karen Jonas
BARSTOW - A local agency serving High Desert foster youths recently purchased a county-owned building on East Main Street in Barstow to open a new center for divorced or separated parents to meet with their children for supervised visits.
Parents going through divorce or child custody hearings are often required to have a third party present during visits with children. The Greater Hope Foundation foster care agency frequently hears from parents seeking to set up appointments for supervised visits, according to Helena Smith, executive director of the agency. However, Greater Hope's current offices in Barstow and Victorville cannot accommodate parents of children who are not in the foster care system.
REGION: Local parents increasingly skip children's immunizations
by Kevin Crowe and Roxanna Popescu
A growing number of California parents decided to skip some or all immunizations for their kindergartners in 2010 by signing personal-belief waivers.
Dana Tankell, a chiropractor in San Diego who has never vaccinated either of her school-aged daughters, was relieved to learn that more parents are opting out. Wooten said she is not surprised that the number of personal exemptions is growing and noted that autism isn't the driving factor anymore. Instead, parents are weighing fears of allergies and other side effects associated with vaccines, placing more trust in holistic medicine, and spacing out shots.
County CPS, Sheriff responds to Grand Jury report
by Kyle Magin
Nevada County has released its responses to Grand Jury reports filed earlier this year calling for some policy changes and infrastructure upgrades at two county departments.
In June, Jurors released a report finding a breakdown in communication at Child Protective Services, which allowed one case of child abuse that was reported to the office to go unrecorded and, subsequently, not followed up by staffers. Once the Grand Jury brought it to CPS attention, the agency immediately followed up on the claim, Grand Jury records show.
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Sierra Streams Institute Homeschool Information Session Aug. 16 and 23
by Sierra Streams Institute/Friends of Deer Creek
NEVADA CITY, Calif. August 10, 2011 - All homeschool parents are invited to come learn about Sierra Streams Institute's Watershed Science Education Program and the upcoming Fall 2011 programs tailored specifically for homeschool students!
Our Homeschool Science Series explores watershed science activities in depth for students studying at grade levels 6-9. Our goal of this semester long program is to empower youth and connect students to the natural world. We will meet once a week at the Sierra Streams lab and in the field.
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Foster youth to get new digs in former state hospital buildings
by Kathleen Wilson
Teenagers leaving the foster care system will soon get homes to call their own in an expansion at the Casa Pacifica shelter and treatment center near Camarillo.
Under a deal approved this week, the nonprofit agency will renovate a trio of buildings that have stood vacant for at least 15 years on a lot adjoining the center, officials said. "It was my dream," said Vicki Murphy, who coordinates the agency's programs for youth leaving the foster care system at 18. "This is just sitting here. Why can't we use it?"
Every lake is nearly full and gorgeous. Amador boasts holdover trout and bluegill, with largemouth at night under a full moon.
The best bite is for trout, 30 to 50 feet down, with dodgers and nightcrawlers, reported guide Danny Layne of Twain Harte. Hogan yields about six striped bass, 3 to 7 pounds, per trip for guide Bruce Hamby of Ripon. Melanie Lewis at Glory Hole Sports in Angels Camp rates catfish "fabulous," with channels to 81/2 pounds inhaling anchovies. She calls kokanee and trout fishing "fair."
Child welfare reports should be released
County supervisors' withholding of files on child deaths is unlawful and prevents public oversight.
In 2008, 10-year-old Seth Ireland of Fresno was beaten by his mother's boyfriend and later died of his injuries. Assembly Democrat Henry T. Perea responded with a demand that the state audit his county's child protective services agency plus three others in California, including the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services. There is little point now in arguing whether Perea was merely playing to his Fresno constituents or genuinely seeking constructive change. One way or the other, the audit is on, and if conducted properly it can give the public and county governments valuable information about the performance of four of the state's child welfare agencies.


I consider the trick of restoring the shattered mirror as my most famous one. This I had the honor of performing before the Czar of Russia upon an invitation to give an exhibition at his court. It was done unexpectedly to the spectators, and was not down on the regular bill. While playing billiards with the attaches of the court after the performance, the Czar being present in the saloon, I shot a ball with all my strength against a plate-glass mirror extending from floor to ceiling. It was shivered into fifty pieces. Consternation was depicted on every countenance; on none more plainly than my own.
While the Czar courteously waived my apology, considering the destruction of the mirror as trifling, and ordered the game to proceed, I could easily see that my supposed awkwardness made a disagreeable impression. With the Czar's permission I examined the mirror to estimate the damage done and the possibility of repairing it. While so engaged one of the suite playfully challenged me to exercise my art and make the mirror whole again, never dreaming that his challenge was the very cue I wanted, and not considering the successful acceptance of it as possible. I hesitated an instant, and then ordered the mirror to be covered with a cloth entirely concealing it from view. On the removal of the cloth, after ten minutes, the mirror was found without a flaw, and as perfect as before the damage.
I will leave it to my readers' imagination to decide how this trick was done.
In Herrmann's full poster, I particularly like the description for the trick "The Marvelous Decapitation": "A man's head cut off – a sure cure for headache."


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15.1 Employs at least one full-time, contracted, academically and spiritually qualified faculty for each major/program offered, including general education (for undergraduates only), to teach and provide related duties, such as advising and curricular oversight needed for the institution to fulfill its mission.
The Institution employs at least one full-time faculty member for each program offered. Prospective faculty members are carefully screened and selected on the basis of spiritual criteria as well as academic degrees and experience as stated in the full-time faculty job description included in the Faculty Handbook.
Each Faculty member is required to sign a Faculty and Staff Doctrinal Statement Agreement Form and to indicate that he or she agrees with the Doctrinal Statement with or without considerations.
Some faculty are academically qualified as specified in the Instructional Staff Listings. No faculty member is contracted.
Most faculty members serve as student academic advisors and develop curriculum as reflected in the Faculty Handbook. A chart of degrees, program chairs, and advisors is listed below:
DEGREE PROGRAMS PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ADVISOR(S)
Bible Ronald Davis Ronald Davis/ Tim Gaynor/ Jim Marcum
Christian Education Dr. Russ Moots Dr. Russ Moots/Marc Holloman/ Dr. Michael Paramore/Donald J. Pendley
Sacred Music Susan Denton Susan Denton
Religious Arts Marc Holloman Marc Holloman
Business Victoria Morris Victoria Morris/Dr. Daniel Baer
General Education Donald J. Pendley Donald J. Pendley/Marc Holloman
Exhibit: Programs of Study and Faculty
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Exhibit: Faculty Employee Files, College Office
Appendix D: Statement of Faith, Faculty Handbook 2016-2017, p. 7
Appendix D: Professor Job Description, Faculty Handbook 2016-2017, p. 27
Appendix D: Faculty Advising, Faculty Handbook 2016-2017, p. 19
Appendix H: Instructional Staff Listings (2016-2017)
Plan of Action:
Contracts have been developed for full and part-time (adjunct) faculty. We plan to have these approved by the Board of Directors and offer those approved contracts to all full and adjunct faculty.
Not all faculty are academically qualified as specified in the Instructional Staff Listings. However, in the ten years since we last applied to TRACS efforts have been made to ensure that all classes are taught by academically qualified staff. During that time period two full-time and one adjunct faculty have earned Master's degrees from accredited colleges and one full-time faculty earned a Ph.D. We have also hired one full-time and one adjunct with Masters degrees from Accredited colleges. In addition, one of our full-time and two of our adjuncts are seeking Masters degrees in their respective disciplines from accredited colleges and one of our full-time is seeking a Ph.D. degree in his discipline from an accredited college. These degrees are scheduled to be complete in the next two to three years.
We have identified the major areas of need and are working toward a plan to fill in some of the gaps of classes not covered by qualified faculty. One way we plan to do this is to direct present faculty who hold graduate degrees to pursue either additional graduate classes or seek advanced degrees in their teaching disciplines. We are also considering hiring new faculty. In fact, next year we will have one full-time professor retire and we in the planning stage of choosing his replacement in order to satisfy our needs.
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Jan Milton, with Operation Renewed Hope, a medical missions and disaster relief organization will speak at both sessions.
Lunch will be served at 11:30 at which time, a series of videos from Operation Renewed Hope will be shown. These videos are highlights of disaster relief work, missions work, and training of missions teams.
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If you thought you'd have to wait until Disney•Pixar releases CARS 3 for a new adventure with Lightning McQueen, think again! An all-new Disney•Pixar short has arrived, and it's the first in a new series called TALES FROM RADIATOR SPRINGS. Below the jump, you can get your first-look at the new adventure in a clip from THE RADIATOR SPRINGS 500 ½. The full six-minute short is available right now, for free, exclusively at Disney Movies Anywhere.
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Featuring Owen Wilson as Lightning McQueen and directed by Rob Gibbs ("Mater's Tall Tales"), Radiator Springs 500 1/2 tells the story of a "leisurely drive" planned in honor of Radiator Springs' town founder, Stanley, which turns precarious as Baja pros descend on the town and challenge Lightning McQueen to an off-road race. Meanwhile, the townsfolk, led by a Stanley-costumed Mater, enjoy the planned "leisurely drive" to retrace Stanley's original frontier route. Thinking they're on the same course, a wrong turn sends McQueen and the Baja pros on a treacherously wild bid for survival. The misunderstanding leaves the racing professionals in awe of the "legend" of Stanley: the Original Off-Road Racer
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I know it's spring when I can't sit for more than three minutes in front of the computer, I pace, stopping at the window to stare at the daffodils, the poppies, and the wild plums all pink with flowers. Color is everywhere out there, and I'm itching to enjoy it up close. However, business first, so here's my First Wednesday post for April and a great spring hello to everyone.
And I've started spring off with an INTERVIEW. The BOOK SAGE, a reviewer, asked me make an appearance on his blog. Of course, I said YES! Please stop by and say hello.
The awesome co-hosts for the April 3 posting of the IWSG are some of my favorite people! Please go say hi to them and thank them for hosting.
J.H. Moncrieff, Natalie Aguirre, Patsy Collins, and Chemist Ken!
Remember, the question is optional!
I'd wish for a solid and non-saggy middle chapter–maybe I'd push my luck and ask for a few of those. For me the middle of the book is a challenge. I've set up the story and I usually know how I'm going to end it. It's that long bridge between that I do battle with to keep the pace up and the characters at their charismatic best. My greatest worry is the middle chapters will be as sad as an old mattress. Of course, wishing won't prevent saggy-ness from happening; only long hours of weary fingers on the keyboard and longer ones deleting and rewriting with those same weary fingers will do that.
Here's my wish! Non-saggy middle chapters.
This month on my Email Connect, I'm begging for people to STEAL MY BOOKS. I'll let you know if I have any takers. My featured author is Alex Cavanaugh. Surprise! And I'm linking to the WEP winner for the February challenge.
And speaking of the WEP…here's the April theme. Better jump in now with your contribution. Sign up HERE.
Rescuing Mara's Father kept me reading.
From my Review: When Mara's father is abducted by an evil queen, she ignores all of her father's wishes for her to hide and stay safe to go in search of him. Set in a distant future and a fictional galaxy, Rescuing Mara's Father is a fast-paced science fiction adventure with unexpected twists up to the very end. You'll enjoy the read.
As usual there are things happening here at #IWSG. Our latest excitement is our affiliation with DIY MFA so we can bring you great programs for writers. This is actually my excuse for not visiting blogs early this month. I'm in a training session today. But I'll be around to say hi and catch up soon.
Here's a podcast that you should sample. It's with David Morrell who is just brilliant. Then there's one with David Corbett that's very like a master class on writing characters based on historical figures. There are many more, so don't touch that dial. There's going to be something for everybody.
And another IWSG Anthology Contest is on the horizon. We'll announce the theme next month, but start thinking about Middle Grade Adventure/Fantasy stories you'd like to write. You'll have from May 1-September 4 to enter.
The co-hosts for the February 6 posting of the IWSG are Raimey Gallant,Natalie Aguirre,CV Grehan, and Michelle Wallace!
The Question of the Month: Besides writing what other creative outlets do you have?
Does hiking or gardening count as creative? Well, maybe gardening. Here's a pictorial answer to the question. A BEFORE and AFTER garden visit.
Didn't we just post the Last First Wednesday of 2018? Yes. So now we get to start fresh with the First First Wednesday of 2019. Happy New Year and read on to find out what a great start we have!
Ans: Sometimes. I like to steal some of the good ones for my own uses. I read both good and bad and try to learn from each. My one caveat is that they must be well-written. Poor grammar or sloppy writing in either the good ones or the bad ones turn me off, and I ignore them. I love it when there are big differences in how readers react to what I've written.
What is your advice for writers?
Ans: I have absolutely no advice. If someone wants advice they should go to an expert in writing/publishing, which I'm not.
Ans: My most current one is that I don't have a process. If I did, I'd be ever so grateful. What I have are a lot of accidents that produce stories.
In my Email Connect this month, I'm writing about my take on networking in 2019, and I'm featuring Diane Burton. I just realized that this first Email Connect of the year is my 58th, and I only send one or two each month. This might be where some of my time goes.
And here's some exciting news! We have WINNERS–a lot of them.
Look for Masquerade: Oddly Suited late spring!
October 3 question – How do major life events affect your writing? Has writing ever helped you through something?
I'm skipping the question this time around. I have too much to say about this topic at the moment.
The awesome co-hosts for the October 3 posting of the IWSG are Dolorah @ Book Lover, Christopher D. Votey, Tanya Miranda, and Chemist Ken!
Have you started your story to enter it in the next Anthology Contest? I hope so. Check out this LINK to find out all of the details.
My favorite month has just arrived. If it were up to me, we'd have three months of October; then January. I'd make pumpkin pie every four weeks because, of course, I'd have to carve fresh Jack-O-Lanterns and have them at the door for the Trick-or-Treaters that would come at the end of each October. At last, I could really get some good use out of my witch hat, and I wouldn't have to do my hair–the messier and witch+ier the better. I love orange and black together, so seeing that theme for ninety days would be just fine by me. I'd have to stock up on more apple cider and cinnamon sticks than usual, but Trader Joe's has plenty of each. As to the ghosts and gremlins that hang out during this season, I'd use them as writing inspiration. So I think this year, I'm keeping October around until the ball drops in Times Square.
In my October Email Connect I tackle Honesty and how Social Media affects our Truthfulness. Do you ever think about telling a fib on, let's say, Facebook, and then change your mind? Why? Stanford Social Media Lab has some interesting findings about the TWO ONLINE WORLDS AND TRUTH. I've shared that this month. I'm also featuring another of my good friends and supporters L. Diane Wolfe.
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Since we're in the ghostly-ghastly season, I thought a giveaway with a touch of horror would be in order. I'm in love with Roland Yeoman's prose, and his amazing journeys with the literary, scientific, and political geniuses of the past. Imagine all time restrictions lifted. Imagine what kind of synergy brilliant minds from from different times can create when allowed to mingle.
I recently REVIEWED SILHOUETTES IN THE KEY OF SCREAM and Roland has generously agreed to give away 10 eBooks of that short story collection AND 10 of the companion collection, PERCHANCE TO NIGHTMARE. If you want to shiver and shake this fall, here's your chance. To enter to win, just jump through three quick social media hoops; and then tell him which book you want when you leave a comment. Good luck.
What publishing path are you considering, or what one did you take, and why?
Toi Thomas, T. Powell Coltrin, M.J. Fifield, and Tara Tyler!
I'm skipping the question this month because most of my readers have already heard about my "journey." I don't want to bore you with a rehash.
But here's something un-boring: Sharpen your computer keys and get cracking. It's anthology contest time. This one is YA romance and the theme is Masquerade. It should be great fun and I'm sure there are going to be a lot of amazing entries. Jump in and I hope your story is chosen.
How to enter: Send your polished, formatted (Double spaced, no page numbers), previously unpublished story to admin@ insecurewriterssupportgroup.com before the deadline passes. Please include your contact details, your social links, and if you are part of the Blogging, Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter IWSG group.
I miss doing my Featured Author each month, but while I'm not doing that I am giving some authors a shout out in my Email Connect and here on the IWSG First Wednesday. Here's one of Bish Denham's books. To see all of her work, click HERE.
I've been adjusting to life as a single person since May, and the ups and downs of doing that have kept me busy; however, I am slowly coming back to writing. I even managed 1,000 words on a manuscript yesterday. Of course, I haven't read them today, so I could wind up with closer to 50 that I like. Oh well, baby steps it is.
I'm starting to reconnect with the writing community a bit and will put in an appearance at J.Q. Rose's Focused on Story September 12. Then in October, I've been invited to an all-day writer event at the Monterey County Library. I'll be on a panel and teaching a workshop.
This will give me a chance to do a bit of promo for Some Very Messy Medieval Magic, and that will be fun. I don't have all of the details yet, but will share them when I do.
My title sounds a bit like Lewis Carroll, doesn't it–sort of a Mad Hatter line. But I'm not mad yet, just stating the facts. We're posting today so everyone can celebrate. And what are we celebrating, anyway? Raise your hands.
Well, not exactly, but we are taking that demon on each month and wrestling him to the mat by offering support and information to all writers who might have insecure episodes.
July 3 question – What are your ultimate writing goals, and how have they changed over time (if at all)?
Be sure to visit the awesome co-hosts for today: Nicki Elson, Juneta Key, Tamara Narayan, and Patricia Lynne!
Quite honestly I have one ultimate writing goal–to write the very best I can and enjoy every minute possible while trying to do that.
Of course my goals have changed since I started writing. First I just wanted to write a book. Then I wanted someone to publish that book. I reached those goals, so I set some new ones: write another book, have someone publish it, repeat. After a few young adult novels, I thought it might be fun to try my hand at something different, so I set a goal to write for the middle grade reader. Check!
Goals are great to set, great to reach, and great to look back on. I see a lot of writers who blog and put down theirs regularly. It's always exciting when they post a follow up to say they've accomplished what they set out to do.
REMINDER: THE NEXT #IWSGPIT IS COMING JULY 19, 8AM to 8PM. For details click HERE.
I can't do my Featured Author for a while, but today I want to give a shout out to some writers whose books I've enjoyed. Carol Kilgore is writing a series that has me waiting for the next installment. THE AMAZING GRACIE TRILOGY, BOOK 2 is on its way. You might want to pre-order Bluebonnet Ballerina now. It's on sale for .99. Good only through July 9th.
I read book 1, THE JALEPENO CUPCAKE WENCH. My review's here.
Jacqui Murray's another writer who grabs my attention. I really enjoyed her book, Twenty-four Days (my review) and her latest one, Born in a Treacherous Time (my review). This is quite a different kind of story, and points out that this writer has some excellent storytelling talent.
These few months have had more highs and lows than I can ever remember.
My husband became very ill. LOW.
Even with backup, I could only restore some data, not all. Medium.
I'm ready for a touch of doldrums. These choppy seas are getting to me.
In the meantime here's my gratitude for all who've signed on to help with SVMMM. Once I'm back up to full speed, I hope these authors will accept my invitation to be FEATURED on my blog. I'll be putting out that call again soon.
If you want a GIFT and my behind the scenes NEWS, sign on for my Email Connect. I invade your inbox two times a month, sometimes only one. I often have more giveaways and what I hope is helpful information for writers and readers.
Well, I made it through March–barely. If you saw my FB post, you'll know my computer crashed on Friday! Anyway, this is my last post for the month, and next month I'll be posting on Tuesday, April 3 for the #YASH (Young Adult Scavenger Hunt). Come see. There are over a hundred book being given away. AND IT'S FUN.
On the first Wednesday–#IWSG–I'll be at Tick Tock: A Stitch in Crime. We have a super blog, so please come for a visit. I'll leave a reminder here with a link, so I hope you'll pop over and see what's up there.
I've featured authors who are in that anthology, and today we have the last author of the month and a chance to chat about the publisher, Dancing Lemur Press. Take it away.
This is the third Insecure Writer's Support Group anthology we've published, the first two being Parallels and Hero Lost. There are both challenges and delights when dealing with an anthology.
Juggling all of the authors can feel like herding cats sometimes. We have to keep track of each story's edits, author information, and coordinate marketing with a group rather than an individual.
What's refreshing is the variety that comes with so many viewpoints. Ideas pour forth in terms of promotions. Each writer is in a different location, broadening the marketing reach. Yet they all come together into one powerful dynamo.
For some of the writers, it's their first publication, and that is just a joy to behold. Plus the stories are unique, which adds a little spice to the editing process. That will also add some spice for the readers.
Thanks for back story from the publisher's point of view! And what you wrote about spice is so true. I read all of the stories, and each of them has a unique take on the theme. There's something for every reader, and yet all will appeal because they are well-written.
Our trademark is not just a logo – the Dancing Lemur represents optimism, enthusiasm and belief. Our goal is to provide hope for the reader's dreams and aspirations. Share the vision and come dance with us!
And now here's Mary Aalgaard.
First,I am honored and thrilled to have my story chosen for the IWSG anthology Tick Tock: A Stitch in Crime. All of the stories are wonderful and unique. I am proud to share the pages with all the other fine authors!
This is my first publication outside of magazine stories and producing my own play, and what a great way to start! The other authors are all creative and supportive. We're working together to promote the book with such great energy.
A little about my story, One More Minute.
The short story I wrote for the Tick Tock: A Stitch in Crime anthology is about a woman who is making a major change in her life. She faces great danger in doing so and has a limited amount of time to pack up her life and leave.
I started writing a journal from the main character's point of view. It's a way to give her more backstory and will be a lead in to the short story you'll read in Tick Tock. Here's an excerpt from the first entry, 10 years earlier.
I can't believe I agreed to get a puppy! Honestly, I have enough people to take care of. The boys are only 8-years-old, and they can promise until they're blue in the face that they'll help take care of him, but I've seen their room! Ha! They can't even remember to make their beds in the morning or put their dirty underwear in the clothes hamper in the bathroom – come to think of it, neither can their dad! If I had a dollar for very pair of dirty boxers I've handled!
Of course, Grayson got the boys' hopes up by talking about the dog and showing them pictures of Golden Retrievers. I hope he doesn't try to push all the work off on me like he does with the boys. I could count on one hand the number of dirty diapers he changed or school lunches he's packed. He'll have to be the one to train him for hunting.
Later that day…Well, who can resist a face like that!?! The boys absolutely fell in love with the puppy as soon as the owners introduced us to him. After much debate, and a family vote, we decided to name him Bo. Jake wanted to name him Cheerio and Justin was pushing for Vader. Grayson shot those names down, a little unkindly, IMHO, but when I said, "Bo," he actually said he liked it.
Mary Aalgaard is a playwright and piano/theater teacher, living in the heart of Minnesota. She writes theater reviews and supports the arts through her blog Play off the Page. She teaches youth theater workshops in the Brainerd lakes area, writes articles for regional magazines, and works with both seniors and youth in multi-generational programs to enhance quality of life and build community. Her website is PlayoffthePage.com. You can follow her on her Play off the Page Facebook page, @MaryAalgaard on Twitter, and email her at Mary@playoffthepage.com.
I'm not doing a quiz this week…I know how disappointed you are, but it's time for a spring break. Class dismissed.
Did you guess the authors for each of these justice themed books? Here are the answers.
A. Absalom,Absalom! is William Faulkner's masterpiece. Its complex, fragmented structure is a reading challenge, but wow, does it belong among the literary greats in America.
C. The Dispossesed by Ursula K. LeGuin tackles the fight for social justice, economic inequality and racial inequality in this futuristic novel.
S. In The Crucible Arthur Miller used the Salem Witch Trials as an allegory for the anti-communist Red Scare and the congressional hearings of Senator Joseph McCarthy going on in the United States in 1953.
It's Monday again, my blogging day. I'm getting close to making some major changes in my blogging ritual, but for now I'm determined to keep to my first day of the week schedule. I've been chasing my own tail for several months with illness in our family and two books due to come out in May, so I've made a few mistakes.
If I sent you something you didn't ask for, or didn't send you something that you did ask for, give me holler. I'm making lists of what I have to do to clean up any messes I've made lately. I'm sure there's a paper and pencil here somewhere. I've nearly given up on this "trusty" Apple I used to love. That's another reason I'm not running on all cylinders. Sometimes this beast likes me and sometimes it doesn't. Today it brought me spam as a present, like my cat used to bring me mice. Thank you so much.
Tick Tock: A Stitch in Crime.
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We could use help in spreading the word about the launch, so if you haven't already signed on and can give us a blog post, some tweets, Instagram boosts or Facebook shout outs, leave that in the comment, and I'll get back to you.
I'll be giving a shout out to Tick Tock: A Stitch In Crime anthology each week this March, and here's my second Featured Author, Tara Tyler and her story, Reset.
My Review: Reset is a time travel story in which an old man finds a young girl with the "energy" necessary to propel him back in time. He's waited for years to make this journey and change an event that forever altered his life and the life of everyone in his family. A well-told story with an unexpected end that you'll think about for a while. Perhaps the past should remain exactly that.
Remember in English class when the teacher asked you what the theme of a book was? I used to dread that!
Time travel isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Appreciate your family while you have them.
Slow down and enjoy life.
Twelve-year-old Casey has no time for her quirky family.
Mr. Zander has been searching for the perfect specimen to save his.
When Casey walks into Mr. Zander's clock repair shop, he sees her as a prime contender and coerces her to help him. Hopefully, the machine will work this time.
I'm excited to read the rest of the stories in the TICK TOCK, A STITCH IN CRIME anthology. Thanks for having me over, Lee. Always a treat to be featured here!
Tara Tyler is a math teacher who writes to share her passion for a good story with others. She loves dogs, coffee, and is the lazy housewife, living in a world of boys with three sons and a coach husband. Join her for an adventure!
I love time travel stories, don't you? Here's a T/F Quiz about other stories with this theme.
1. The classic tale, The Time Machine, was written in 1930.
2. A Wrinkle in Time caused a bidding war among publishers when L'Engle submitted it.
3. It was Scott Turow's endorsement of The Time Traveler's Wife on The Today Show that kickstarted that book's climb up the charts.
Answers to last week's quiz about matching authors with their stories written with multiple points of view.


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We're so excited to confirm that Kind will be working with the V&A on their project to document 50 memorable years of Glastonbury Festival. Initially, we will be running a discovery phase, defining the technical approach to the project and exploring how we might present a vast amount of data to users.
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The project is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and will be using AusStage to document the performance history of the festival. Alongside this, festival-goers will be able to share and explore personal memories of their experiences at Glastonbury.
We are huge fans of the festival, with some of the team often attending, so are really happy to be working on this project. We cannot wait to get started and work through all of the amazing images and memories from festival-goers, we might even throw in some from our own personal collections (the safe ones).
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An ongoing fraudster on WhatsApp is trying to trick people who are excited to work in the UK.
The fraud campaign operators are using the Metaowned instant messaging service to send SMS while impersonating the UK government.
A "similar fraud made the rounds" a few months ago, according to the report, and it similarly tried to defraud users "who wished to work or study in the United Kingdom."
In the world of cybercrime, visa application-related phishing schemes are fairly prevalent. An ongoing phishing effort on WhatsApp has recently targeted people who are eager to find employment in the UK. Malwarebytes has reportedly found a fraud in which the campaign organizers send texts on the Metaowned instant messaging service posing as the UK government and promising "a free visa and other perks to anyone ready to migrate to the nation," according to a report by ZDNet.
The report also indicates that a few months ago, a "similar scam made the rounds" that also attempted to defraud people "who wished to work or study in the United Kingdom." The research advises consumers to avoid and be alert to this new phishing attempt since it is one of those "too good to be true excursions."
How does the scam operate?
According to the research, the fraud starts when messages are sent to certain numbers using the WhatsApp mobile messaging app. In these scam communications, users are informed that "the UK will require over 132,000 extra employees by 2022, and as a result, the government is conducting a recruiting drive, with over 186,000 open employment positions." However, the phishing effort doesn't stop there. The research further indicates that such "cold-call communications" about visas are "red flags in themselves."
The scam message says: "TRAVEL EXPENSES WILL BE COVERED BY THE PROGRAM. They will allow a place to stay. There will be medical institutions. The applicant's minimum age should be 16 years old. Able to speak simple English.
ADVANTAGE OF THE PROGRAM: an immediate work permit. aid with visa applications. Any nationality is eligible. Open to everyone who wants to work and study, including people. Apply here
When victims click on this message, a bogus website posing as "a UK Visas and Immigration website" is loaded. According to the article, users from other nations are also urged to "apply for thousands of jobs currently accessible in the United Kingdom."
Malicious motives behind the scam
The investigation further states that the phoney website wants to gather visitors' sensitive data, including "their names, contact information (phone, email, and other), marital status, and job status.
Additionally, the victim's information is "automatically authorized" when they submit the free application form.
"A work permit, a visa, free airfare, and lodging in the UK." It is stated in the report that none of the promises are fulfilled.
In addition to this, the phishing campaign's operator seeks to collect even more data and attempts to make money from users, just like any other fraud. After inviting 15 friends or five WhatsApp groups to become "informed" of the scam, the visa applicants are promised that their next form would emerge. Finally, victims are sent to unidentified websites that sell drones or other quiz sites that request personal information, including contact information.
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The 2004 Dubai Duty Free Men's and Women's Tennis Championships was a tennis tournament played on outdoor hard courts at the Aviation Club Tennis Centre in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates that was part of the International Series Gold of the 2004 ATP Tour and of Tier II of the 2004 WTA Tour. The men's tournament was held from March 1 through March 7, 2004 while the women's tournament was held from February 23 through February 28, 2004.

Finals

Men's singles

 Roger Federer defeated  Feliciano López 4–6, 6–1, 6–2
 It was Federer's 2nd title of the year and the 19th of his career.

Women's singles

 Justine Henin-Hardenne defeated  Svetlana Kuznetsova 7–6(7–3), 6–3
 It was Henin-Hardenne's 3rd title of the year and the 19th of her career.

Men's doubles

 Mahesh Bhupathi /  Fabrice Santoro defeated  Jonas Björkman /  Leander Paes 6–2, 4–6, 6–4
 It was Bhupathi's 2nd title of the year and the 33rd of his career. It was Santoro's 3rd title of the year and the 18th of his career.

Women's doubles

 Janette Husárová /  Conchita Martínez defeated  Svetlana Kuznetsova /  Elena Likhovtseva 6–0, 1–6, 6–3
 It was Husárová's 1st title of the year and the 16th of her career. It was Martínez's only title of the year and the 43rd of her career.

External links
 Official website
 ATP Tournament Profile
 WTA Tournament Profile

2004
Dubai Tennis Championships
Dubai Tennis Championships

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