Got problems with your Wii that has a troubleshoot problem? There are 3 ways to successfully solve your troubleshooting problems… What you could do is to send your console to Nintendo, to a repair shop, or you could actually fix the problems by yourself. It's hard to choose if you don't know what the best option is, right? Let me help you! I will compare them, and you'll make a choice, deal?
What you could do is that you send your console to Nintendo. Although, this might sound like a great idea, but seriously, look better! The costs and the waiting times are horrible! Watch this.
When you do this, you'll have to pay $82,50 and that's including the handling and shipping costs. That's quite a lot of money you'll have to pay there isn't it? Another huge downside are the waiting times. Many people had to wait literally for weeks and weeks until they had their Wii back.
When you do this, you will have to count on a $60 to $80 repair costs. Also, the waiting times are at least 1 week, and could go up easily to 2 weeks… Keep that in mind!
Repair your Wii troubleshoot problem by…. Yourself!
The best option that you've got to fix your Wii troubleshoot problem, is to actually fix it by yourself. It will be cheap, fast and easy, as long as you use a repair guide.
This repair guide will help you step by step to fix your troubleshoot problem with easy to understand instructions and detailed photo's.
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In this series we will examine the intricacies of Vals rhythms and cadence. We will help you understand how to use these rhythms in turns left, right on a single and a double axis. Musicality and line of dance will be prime concepts. We will ensure a lead/follow balance.


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T&D News - March 3rd, 2022
According to the United Nations over one million refugees have fled Ukraine following Russia's military invasion. That amounts to about 2% of the population in less than a week. The U.N. calls the forced departures one of the "swiftest refugee exodus this century. Of course, those numbers will definitely go up, with the UN predicting as many as four million or more people fleeing the country before the Russian invasion is over. READ MORE.
A Russian tycoon is offering $1 million to any military officer who apprehends Russian President Vladimir Putin "dead or alive" for committing war crimes in his invasion of Ukraine. Alex Konanykhin is a entrepreneur and former banker and says "as an ethnic Russian and a Russia citizen, I see it as my moral duty to facilitate the denazification of Russia." READ MORE.
Marilyn Manson is suing Evan Rachel Wood for defamation, over her claims that he abused her when they dated a decade ago. He accuses them of hacking into his computer and social media in order to fabricate evidence against him and says they impersonated an FBI agent in order to create the appearance of an ongoing federal investigation. Evan Rachel Wood's documentary about the subject, "Phoenix Rising", arrives on HBO this month. READ MORE.
Portland City Council voted unanimously yesterday to ban the sale and use of fireworks in the city. The decision is related to recent drought conditions and record heat in Oregon, which have led to increased risk for wildfires, property damage and fire-related injury. The negative impacts of fireworks on pets were also factored in the decision. READ MORE.

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The kickoff to the racing season begins at DAYTONA with two weeks in February now know as DAYTONA Speedweeks Presented By AdventHealth. Marking some of the most important dates on the motorsports calendar, fans enjoy an action-packed schedule of seven races across four different racing series -- all at the "World Center of Racing".
In addition, there's plenty of off-track action to keep you busy as well.
This year, Speedweeks autograph sessions include active drivers from multiple race series' and the amazing United States Air Force Thunderbirds right before they take off for the DAYTONA 500 pre-race flyover! All autograph sessions are only open to fans that have UNOH Fanzone/Pre-Race Access.
The Motorsports Hall of Fame of America (MSHFA), located in the Tickets and Tours Building at Daytona International Speedway, offers a vivid journey through the history of motorsports.
The MSHFA is the only hall of fame that encompasses the full spectrum of American motorsports: stock cars, sports cars, motorcycles, open-wheel, drag racing, off-road, powerboat, land and water speed record chasing – plus aviation.
Talk to any DAYTONA veteran and they'll tell you that the pre-race track walk is a unique tradition that you won't want to miss out on. Gain access to the same track that will soon crown DAYTONA's newest champion and through the tri-oval grass. Leave your mark by signing the start/finish line and experience the famous surface from a completely different perspective before grabbing a spot for driver introductions.
On the day of the DAYTONA 500, you'll be able to watch multi-platinum selling singer Jake Owen perform in the DAYTONA 500 Pre-Race Show. Only those with UNOH Fanzone/Pre-Race Access are allowed on the track and tri-oval grass during pre-race festivities.
After each race, immerse yourself in the experience of a championship celebration in Gatorade Victory Lane. Once you've gotten your UNOH Fanzone/Pre-Race access, be sure to head over before the race ends to get in line for a good spot in the stands to watch the champagne flow.
Over the course of Speedweeks, Gatorade Victory Lane also provides a unique opportunity to see the Harley J. Earl DAYTONA 500 trophy up close, before walking in the steps of greatness by stepping onto the podium and getting your picture taken as the next DAYTONA 500 champion.
Win FREE PRIZES by signing up with DAYTONA Rewards! Simply download the Daytona International Speedway app and register for DAYTONA Rewards. Unlock badges by scanning DAYTONA Rewards signs around the Speedway – the more badges you unlock, the more chances you have to win cool prizes like celebrating the newest DAYTONA champion in Gatorade Victory Lane, or a ride in a grand marshal car! Sign up for DAYTONA Rewards today right here!
The "World Center of Racing"
Be sure to spend some time in the massive Midway area. Located along the fronstretch seating outside of the venue, the Midway is the perfect spot to gear everyone up with merchandise haulers, visit partner displays, or take a break in the shade under the FPL Solar Pavilion.
For more to do during DAYTONA Speedweeks Presented By AdventHealth, be sure to check out the full event schedule.
Guarantee your seats for the 2019 DAYTONA 500 before they sell out. For tickets and more information, visit DAYTONA500.com or call 1-800-PITSHOP.


The Berrie Center Development Committee invites you to learn about research progress at the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center at the annual Diabetes Research Panel. This year will feature lab tours, a panel discussion and a reception with our scientists. Please register online at events.columbia.edu/go/diabetesresearch. Complimentary parking available at the Irving Cancer Research Center, 1130 Saint Nicholas Avenue (entrance on West 167th).


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The Battle Feature: This feature is where things get really exciting as two warlords will go head-to-head to prove their worth. When 2 different Scatter symbols appear, 1 Scatter randomly transforms into the other symbol so that they are both the same before the Re-Spins start. If 2 Scatter symbols of the same type appear alongside 1 Scatter symbol of a different type, the Scatter symbols will, after the battle, transform into the same type before the Re-Spins start. In this situation, there is a 75% chance that the symbol with 2 Scatter symbols will become the active symbol. If 3 different Scatter symbols appear on the reels, the Scatter symbols will transform into the same type before the Re-Spins start. In this situation, there is an equal chance that each symbol becomes the active symbol. Players will see a random cluster between 5 to 9 medium win symbols (except for game logo) appear, which act as an overlay on the reels for one spin.
Respins: This feature is triggered when two or more Scatter symbols appear. During the Re-Spin/s, the Scatter symbols will remain in their positions unless they are active. Additional Re-spins can be activated if new Scatter symbols of the same type appear. If 3 or more Scatter symbols appear, Free Spins are activated.
If 2 Scatter symbols show up and trigger one of those juicy Re-Spins, the player will receive a random feature. This can either be a coin win (between 3 and 100 times the bet) or a Scatter symbol in a random position on the reels. If a Scatter symbol appear, you'll get a Free Spins round without addition Re-Spins awarded. If no more Re-Spins are activated and there are 3 or more of the same active Scatter symbol visible, the Free Spins round will start. Coins won from the random feature are added to any bet line wins.


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Skip The Dishes tells us what Kamloops ordered the most of in 2019
Dec 4, 2019 8:20 AM By: Tereza Verenca
A bacon cheeseburger. (via Skip The Dishes)
Skip the Dishes is taking a look back at what locals ordered in 2019.
It turns out Kamloops residents love their burgers. Especially with bacon.
Bacon cheeseburgers take the top spot for the most ordered item in town, with more than 4,500 orders placed.
"If you stacked every burger ordered on top of one another, it'd reach the top of Tod Mountain nearly 1.5 times!" reads a press release from Skip The Dishes.
Miso soup came in second place, with nearly 4,000 orders, followed by beef donair. The latter was ordered more than 1,300 times.
Are you a frequent Skip The Dishes customer? Let us know in the comments. (via Skip The Dishes)
Compared to other cities, the Tournament Capital's delivery favourites stand out from the crowd. The top three orders in Canada were butter chicken, poutine and dynamite rolls.
Looking at users' favourite restaurants in Kamloops, Skip The Dishes says people love their Hatsuki Sushi and Sushi Plus.
Meanwhile, the biggest order in Kamloops came to a whopping $500. That may seem high, but it's not. Someone in the Greater Toronto Area ordered $4,004 worth of food. (Hopefully, that person used a points credit card, just sayin'.)
The person who ordered the most often in Kamloops this year ordered a total of 332 times. That's literally an order every day from Jan. 1 until now. The nation's most frequent orderer more than doubled that, with 764 orders so far.
Local resident launches new food delivery service in Kamloops
Aug 28, 2019 12:57 PM
About the Author: Tereza Verenca
Tereza Verenca is a multimedia journalist who covers all things Kamloops!
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Watch the Charlotte Dundas come to life!
Zetland Park, Scotland
A playground that honours history
The Scottish town of Grangemouth wanted a themed playground that would honour their proud history of the first-ever steamship, the Charlotte Dundas. They had an important wish: the playground needed to be fully inclusive to serve all children in the area while still creating a meaningful monument for the community. KOMPAN proposed to build a customized full-size replica of the Charlotte Dundas, as a play-ship with a focus on realistic equipment and inclusive features.
The new playground has proven to be a huge success, and the local community, including primary and high schools, frequently visit the playground. Because of the uniqueness of the playground, people, and tourists from outside the district also visit the playground to get a view of the Charlotte Dundas replica.
A Playground with WOW-factor!
The Charlotte Dundas WOWs the children by its realistic design and size! It is built with different features to make it as realistic as possible which encourage the children to engage in hours of role play. For example, the ship is equipped with a steering wheel and a telescope, and if you shout "Man overboard" you better hurry down the slide to get them safely onboard again on the Charlotte Dundas.
To meet the requirement of an inclusive design, both climbing nets and a ramp leads up to the deck. To make it even more fun, the fastest way from one side of the ship to another is by crossing a wobbly climbing net, which challenges the children's balance, coordination, and physique.
It has been fantastic to see so many families and young people enjoy this new facility, and feedback from users has been really positive. We know that this play area will be enjoyed by generations of parks users to come.
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Zetland Park Project Officer, Falkirk Council
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F&W's Grace Parisi takes a stand against unsatisfying hostess gifts by revealing the presents she loves to give.
My friends will be horrified to hear this, but as someone who throws a holiday party every year, I'm often disappointed by the hostess gifts I get. I know it sounds ungrateful, but I always feel let down when my friends hand over a bottle of wine to open on the spot. That's a gift for them, not me. Ditto anything that could be mistaken for dessert: If I'm serving dinner, I like to pick the menu.
So what gifts do I give? I love bringing my hosts tomorrow's breakfast (a tea cake, say), tomorrow's dinner (a jar of soup) or some other concoction from my kitchen (a spice paste). Follow my example with these recipes, perhaps matched with a pretty serving piece, and you will leave your friends' house with a lifelong invitation to return, not to mention some very good karma.
This minestra makes a great gift, along with one of the presents below.
Oversize Ladle Marcel Wanders's "Dressed" ladle for Alessi is ultradeep. $46; fitzsu.com.
Brass Pot Stands Japanese hand-forged brass trivets from Mjölk look like suns and stars. $81 each; mjolk.ca.
Iron Pot Iittala's Sarpaneva pot has a smooth wooden handle. $300; iittala.com.
Give chile-cumin spice paste in a nice jar—your hosts will love the flavor on pork chops.
Mouth-Blown Jar Holmegaard's "Minima" mouth-blown jar is airtight. $32; shophorne.com.
Lemon-glazed pound cake presented on a slicing board is a particularly generous gift.
Slicing Boards Cutouts in these "Holey" maple boards allow them to be hung on the wall. From $52; canvashomestore.com.


After Monday's 50+ comments on the new landing page quality scoring idea that was presented, I wanted to set the record straight that we're not going to reject content for ANY of the 7 guidelines this year, EXCEPT if you submit a new article that includes a dead/broken link.
I do acknowledge that the 7 guidelines were a bit vague and we didn't have any way to easily quantify a few of the issues; but it was only an idea being floated for market feedback.
Here is a 16 minute audio recording that I just recorded that you can download and listen to on this issue.
Smart thinking to take this whole issue to a bigger plateau and better level of understanding. Podcaste is a great way to do just that. Way to go.


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Inside Sketch
Reflecting on the WWDC 2021 keynote
What Apple's latest announcements mean for Apple users — and for Sketch
Pieter Omvlee, Co-Founder & CEO
Every year, WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) marks a pretty important spot in our calendars. It's the moment where Apple announces what's in store for the major fall updates to iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
As long-time Apple users, we're always curious to see what innovations Apple has in store. And as product designers, these announcements can be inspirational; everything from small visual tweaks to bigger features can give us ideas on how to improve our offering.
So, every year we gather around the virtual screen to watch along, comment, laugh and discuss it all together as a company — live. This year we even had some fun with real-time collaboration, creating and updating a WWDC bingo card ('Craig Federighi running' ✅ 'Everyone is a Memoji' ✅ ).
Another great year for Apple enthusiasts
As Apple users, there was a lot in this year's keynote that we liked. Low Power Mode coming to the Mac is a personal highlight for me — sometimes I'm happy to trade long compilation times in exchange for cooler palm rests and longer battery life.
The updates to Maps look visually stunning, but I (and many in the Sketch team) really hope it expands to more places in Europe before too long. Similarly, the new-look Safari in macOS has us intrigued. We're very curious about how this will feel in real life — and how we can make the most of it for our own website.
Stealing the show (but not your personal data)
We're big supporters of Apple's stance on privacy. In fact, we've built our own real-time collaboration feature in such a way that neither us nor your boss can track your exact cursor movements, or whether you've inserted enough rectangles in your document.
Our web app is also completely free from trackers, and our marketing website analytics are set to anonymize IP addresses. So overall we applaud what Apple is doing in Safari and Mail to hide IP addresses, and the VPN features of iCloud+ are great steps forward, too.
We're big supporters of Apple's stance on privacy. In fact, we've built our own real-time collaboration feature in such a way that neither us nor your boss can track your movements or actions.
But what stole the show for us was Universal Control. If Apple has really managed to create a seamless transition between devices for something as fundamental as a mouse cursor, hopping between screens as if they're all just external monitors on the same system could change how many people work. We'll have to try this in real world scenarios but it looks incredibly cool — and very useful.
A quieter year for Sketch
Of course, every year we're also watching the keynote with an eye on what this could mean for Sketch. For us, this time is a mix of anticipation and excitement — and yes, even a little fear. Last year we'd expected a quiet year for the Mac. Instead, Apple surprised us with a complete redesign of macOS, causing us to shelve existing plans and divert our attention away from projects like Collaborative Editing.
Big updates like this are great fun to work on and allow us to really shine as a native app, but they're also incredibly disruptive. Fortunately, this year looks to be a quiet year for the Mac — as well as Apple's platforms in general.
SharePlay, Swift and the SOTU
That's not to say there's nothing here that excites us. SharePlay really piqued our interest, and while the keynote mainly talked about sharing video streams, the State of the Union presentation afterwards talked about also sharing other kinds of content. It left me wondering whether we could use SharePlay to make it even easier to get started with real-time collaboration in Sketch. It's something we'll definitely be looking into.
It left me wondering whether we could use SharePlay to make it even easier to get started with real-time collaboration in Sketch. It's something we'll definitely be looking into.
It's also great to see the Mac keep pace with features on iOS. A few years ago, the Mac would get iOS features late, if ever. Recently, we've started seeing the Mac catch up — and this year it seems that features will launch across most platforms at the same time. It's clear that Apple's move to unify its technologies, from lower level frameworks to a high-level UI framework like SwiftUI, is working. I can't help but admire the technical advances here.
On a more developer-centric note, we're pleased to see the new Swift async/await land in Xcode and we can't wait to start using it. Similarly, Xcode Cloud looks a very interesting prospect.
A lot to be excited about in the future
Our main takeaway from this year, though, is that it'll be a quieter summer for us. And that's great news! It means we can try our hands at integrating Sketch with some new technologies, such as SharePlay, while continuing with our existing roadmap. We're far from running out of ideas there.
In fact, after launching real-time collaboration and relaunching Sketch, we're excited to get to work building some great new updates. Whether that's bringing comments and annotations to the Mac app, or significantly improving our web experience with a new rendering engine.
But before I give away too much, I'll wrap it up — and get back to watching the rest of the WWDC videos that are going live this week. We'll be back with more news soon.
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AMD's Speed-Boosting Memory Feature Comes to Ryzen 3000 Series Processors
Back when AMD announced the Radeon RX 6900, RX 6800 XT and RX 6800 At the end of 2020, the company detailed an intriguing feature called Smart Access Memory. By authorizing his last Ryzen 5000 series processors To leverage fast VRAM on these GPUs, the company said it could improve performance by up to 16% in some games. With today's announcement of the RX 6700 XT, AMD is extending support for this feature to include its highly popular Ryzen 3000 series processors.
You will need a motherboard with a B550 or the X570 chipset, and the 3400G and 3200G processors are off the table. This means that this expansion does not benefit most current Ryzen 3000 owners, many of whom have built their systems using B450 and X470 cards. Instead, it is aimed at people who are planning to build an AMD system now and in the future.
Unlike AMD's Zen 3 processors, you can find a stock of its previous generation processors, including popular models like the Ryzen 5 3600 and 3700X. The single-core performance of these processors may not be as good as that of the latest AMD, but they are still capable and Smart Access Memory could help close some of the performance gap. Of course, the processor and the motherboard are only two parts of the equation in this case; you will still need a Radeon 6000 series GPU. So far these have been almost impossible to buy.
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Since launching Crisp Communications nine years ago, Barb has produced fresh and highly creative copy for a wide range of Canadian charities in the health, international development, social services, environmental and advocacy fields.
During that time, she has worked both directly with charities and with many of Canada's largest fundraising agencies, including contracts with Good Works and Stephen Thomas.
As a communications specialist, Barb is a deft storyteller who understands the intricacies of the non-profit sector. She channels her passion for making the world a better place into creating compelling copy that moves the reader to action.
Before striking out on her own, Barb spent more than 10 years as a fundraising consultant, developing, planning and executing annual campaigns for a variety of non-profit clients for Nicholson-Fox Direct and Goyeau Communications. Prior to joining the fundraising sector, she gained extensive experience producing promotional and marketing materials, trade magazines, and newsletters in the post-secondary education and corporate sectors.
A member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (Toronto Chapter) since 1998, Barb currently serves on the AFP Congress Marketing Committee (2012 and 2013).


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Well, the first jar of fermented pickles was an epic fail, but this second batch was almost perfect. Still a few softer spots on some so maybe the salt ratio was not perfect. At first, after opening the special fermentation lids I purchased from Amazon and finding the top of the water covered with white stuff, I panicked. I again spent time looking things up on-line and apparently this is not unusual. You just use a spoon and paper towel to wipe the top off and then put the jar in the sink and fill it with more filtered water and the mold rises to the top and runs out. And you wash the lid in hot soapy water and rinse before putting it back on the jar!
We bravely tried the pickles and they tasted great! If you've ever had a deli pickle from those big crocks or at a restaurant like Ted's Montana Grill where they put these pickle slices on the table, that's what they taste like. I swear I feel better after eating them, too. They are supposed to be full of good bacteria or probiotics and will last in the fridge for quite a while, because the cold temperatures stop the fermentation process. The magazine article I read that got me interested in this said that USDA microbiologists have not reported even one case of food poisoning from properly fermented food. Now, how you know if yours is properly fermented, I'm not really sure, but if it smells okay and looks okay and tastes okay, I'm guessing that's a good start!
Do you remember I told you I was going to experiment with fermenting vegetables? Well, my first jar of fermented pickles came out very soft and weird-looking, almost like bites had been taken out of some. So needless to say, I threw them down the garbage disposal without tasting. I mean, yuk!
I really felt like a failure. There was nothing difficult about this. You put cucumbers, filtered water, some garlic, dill and salt in a jar that sits on the counter. No fancy equipment or utensils. No cooking or anything. But, you know me and the kitchen. Not my favorite room in the house!
But when I looked online for what I might have done wrong, I found that cucumbers, due to their high water content, are not necessarily the easiest veggie to ferment. Apparently green beans or carrots are the easiest. Who knew?
The problem could have been that I hadn't added a bay leaf or horseradish leaf (or grape or even an OAK leaf) or teabag to the jar. Apparently the tannin in those leaves helps to keep the skin of the pickles crisp. I could see bay leaves or grape or horseradish leaves, but I draw the line at putting an oak leaf in something I'm going to eat!
Tomorrow, the picture of success!
Good thing it's back to math class soon, LOL!
Pork loin roast with onion, garlic, roasted potatoes and carrots. All in one pot and ready in less than an hour! It was juicy and cooked perfectly, too.
My new hobby is fermented vegetables, you know, like kimchi and sauerkraut? I'm starting with two jars of brined pickles to see how it goes. So far, very easy!


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Places I love to eat, visit and shop when in Honolulu.
"Aloha Acai is where it's at. 🤙🏻"
"Amazing bakery! Instead of the Crueller (which is great) try the Kouign-Amann, a beautiful French treat. The sausage egg sandwich is absolutely delish; add their in-house sauce to every bite."
"Staying at The Modern and glad to have a locally sourced, fresh food option nearby. Try taro ANYTHING, egg skillets were delicious and the Benedicts. Skip the green juice - it's too thick."
"As good as hyped. All the sides were delicious (special shoutout to the carrot fries) and we had the chicken for 2 - it was divine."
"The wreck and turkey are my faves. If you have room, the soups, shakes and cookies are nomnom too!"
"Exquisite experience: the view, the food, the service - it is all top notch and quite romantic. Worth the money."


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Thursday, a fugitive task force located and arrested the third suspect in the musder of Kevin Alton Moyer, 53, of Dallas. On a Crime Stoppers Tip, Cody Lewis, 27, of Beaumont was apprehended at approximately 7 p.m. in Pennington, Texas.
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office was assisted by US Marshal's Service, Beaumont PD, Texas Department of Public Safety, Office of Inspector General, Trinity County SO, Trinity County District attorney's Office, Groveton PD and Nacogdoches PD
Acting on the tip, deputies located fugitive, Cody Lewis, who ran from a residence into a wooded area. After a short search, Lewis was taken into custody without incident. Deputies are currently pursuing the charge of Harboring a Fugitive against several family members and friends that have assisted Cody Lewis in hiding from law enforcement over the past two weeks.
A warrant had previously been issued by Judge Beaulieu on Cody Lewis for the charge of Tampering with Physical evidence in reference to the incident with Mr. Moyer and later upgraded the charge to Murder.
Moyer, who was killed on South China Road, was positively identified by the medical examiner via dental records.
Two other arrests were made on Saturday, April 5. The suspects in custody are: Arthur Christopher Harmon, 21, and Yiannis Nikolaos Mihail, 31, both of Beaumont. They were charged with Murder and issued a $1,000,000 bond.
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Suspects at large in the Murder investigation of Eric Stansbury
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1) Do you want to be forced to purchase whatever food some central committee thinks you should eat, and forced to pay whatever price they demand? Or would you rather be allowed to decide how to spend your own money?
2) Do you want to be forced to purchase whatever type of transportation some central committee thinks you should use, and forced to pay whatever price they demand? Or would you rather be allowed to decide how to spend your own money?
3) Do you want to be forced to purchase whatever shelter some central committee thinks you should live in, and forced to pay whatever price they demand? Or would you rather be allowed to decide how to spend your own money?
4) Do you want to be forced to purchase whatever protection services some central committee thinks you should have, and forced to pay whatever price they demand? Or would you rather be allowed to decide how to spend your own money?


Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari are the most popular gateways to the Internet, but if you find these mainstream browsers lacking, we have six feature-rich alternatives worth checking out.
Opera is best known for innovating browser features that become essential, such as tabs and Speed Dial (a visual grid displaying bookmarks and favorite sites). Since Opera adopted WebKit and began taking code from the Chromium Project, it has become a great Google Chrome alternative. Opera runs Chrome extensions alongside its own add-ons, but what stands out most is Opera's touch-friendly interface -- now you can enjoy this familiar Chrome experience on touch-enabled PCs.
Created for Mozilla enthusiasts, Pale Moon boasts the classic Mozilla browser interface -- pre-Australis update. But that doesn't mean that this Firefox spin-off is behind the times. On the contrary, Pale Moon drops support of older hardware in favor of reliability, adds support for 64-bit systems, and enables more browsing customization. Pale Moon also comes with default search engine DuckDuckGo and fully supports Firefox add-ons.
Designed for power surfers, Comodo Dragon is a Chromium-based browser that provides an extra layer of defense as you traverse the murkier digital frontiers. Dragon disables many of Chrome's standard features -- such as Google user tracking, bug tracking, and default Google search settings -- in the name of security. Comodo also offers to route your browsing through its own DNS servers upon installation, where it can make additional checks of SSL certificates. For a Firefox version, check out Ice Dragon.
If you need a browser optimized for downloading, sharing, and playing media, then look no further than Torch, a Chromium-based browser designed to let you easily access your entertainment. Torch's media grabber lets you save embedded music and video streams, while the download manager -- which prioritizes speed -- delivers content faster. Torch also features a built-in Torrent downloader that enables file streaming during downloads. Rather than competing with Chrome, Torch aims to deliver the best online entertainment experience, even if you only use it for YouTube cat videos.
To avoid browser trackers, try Tor. This little bundle allows you to access The Onion Network for anonymous Web browsing without requiring you to set up and configure the Tor client separately. Tor Browser is a customized Firefox build that automatically encrypts your data via the Tor client and wipes your cookies and history clean at the end of each session. Tor Browser also comes with additional Firefox extensions like NoScript and HTTPS Everywhere, which ensure safer, tracking-free Web browsing. Best of all, you can install it on a thumb drive for private browsing on the go.
The most popular lightweight browser, Midori doesn't compromise your system resources. Built on the same WebKit engine that powers Chrome and Safari, Midori also supports the latest Web tech, like HTML 5 and CSS 3. However, you still need Adobe Flash Player to make Midori work with most major sites, including Google, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.
Thank you for sharing your post! It is much useful.
And as the topic is enough interesting for me I`d like to add few more browsers.
Safari is Apple�s internet browser, and it is only compatible with Mac computers and Apple devices.Generally, it is fast and easy in using, and it syncs your browser settings with all your Apple gadgetess.
SeaMonkey is a good one if you want all-in-one browsing or if you like to code and are going to create new add-ons and features.
Maxthon is not the fastest browser, but it�s a good choice for those who are the fan of Internet Explorer�s layout and design.
Having previously launched the Focus browser on iOS last year, Mozilla has now launched it for Android, and like Mozilla's flagship Firefox browser, it comes packed with features and an excellent user experience to boot.
Focus will erase all information from your sessions as soon as you close your browser tab, delete your history, passwords and cookies while also removing trackers associated with ads. This should mean that the websites you visit will load faster, or so they claim.
As an added extra, Focus will also alert you by sending you a push notification if you've got any sessions still open on your phone. This means you can close the tab and delete all records easily.
It should be noted that Mozilla does collect data from this browser. You can read how in a privacy notice here.
We have many browsers to surf the internet, I generally use the Google Chrome browser, I faced an issue as the AOL email account I am using is not opening on the particular browser. https://emailssupports.com/aol-support/ made me deal with the issue, it fixed the connection of the internet and made the email account open on the browser.


In many ways, YouTube Red Originals are trying to pick up where the idea of subscription channels on YouTube mostly fell apart. YouTube itself is massive, and offering what basically amounted to two or three videos a week that didn't have ads against the ocean of content that did meant you never really noticed the difference. YouTube Red gives a site-wide benefit before you look at the addition of unique content, almost as though it gets added as a bonus. Make no mistake, though, for YouTube the original content is the main event. Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon have all proven the subscription model for an ocean of ad-free content is what many users want, and now YouTube is faced with the challenge of giving production companies a reason to come to YouTube over these now mainstream content sites.
The first step in this process, as is often the case, is giving users a reason to sign up. It was easy to secure the first wave of subscribers by offering an ad-free experience or by lumping it in with Play Music All Access subscriptions, but now it's time to focus on the second wave. To get there, YouTube first needs to figure out how to quickly explain the benefits of the service to a new user. Right now, that's not something they are doing particularly well.
If you head to YouTube without signing in right now, there's nothing on the homepage about YouTube Originals. Nothing linking to Scare PewDiePie, Lazer Team, or any of the other first wave videos that were released exclusively to YouTube Red. In a way, this makes sense. YouTube is first and foremost a place to consume whatever video you want, and the sudden appearance of a paywall for content being advertised on the homepage could be immediately off-putting to the younger audience who basically view YouTube as a place for unlimited free videos. That having been said, the only indication that YouTube Red exists at all on the homepage is a small icon in the bottom left corner, with no real explanation for what it does until you click.
Some of this isn't a problem yet because it's early days for YouTube Red Originals. There's only a handful of videos in this section right now, and it's unlikely these four videos are going to appeal to everyone. Netflix had a similar problem in the early days of their original programming, and it wasn't until House of Cards and Orange is the new Black that Netflix really seemed ti figure out that promoting these exclusives on the homepage was just as big a deal as the content creators self promoting. YouTube might be waiting for the next wave of original content before actively pushing this setup, but in the mean time it creates a space of doubt for those wondering if shelling out $10 every month is really worth the content that YouTube themselves seem to only be sharing as a lure.
Either way you look at it, the next step is going to be incredibly important for the success of YouTube Red. It's still going to be a while before anyone is seriously comparing this setup to the existing subscription streaming exclusives available today, but it's a solid first step. Now YouTube needs to do a better job telling everyone about it.


Looking back at my reading list recently, I noticed that the last few months have been totally devoid of any foreign-language reading – by which I mean reading books in a language other than English (reading books originally written in another language is a different story altogether). While Women In Translation Month is all about promoting books others might like to read, I also felt it was time to stretch myself a little and try a couple which aren't available in English yet. Who know? After reading my reviews, maybe someone will decide to bring them out in English at some point.
Many readers will be aware of Véronique Olmi's Beside the Sea (translated by Adriana Hunter), which was Peirene Press' debut offering, but virtually none of her other works have made it into English thus far. However, my French-language edition of Bord de Mer actually came with a companion story, the enigmatically-named Numéro Six (Number Six). It's no coincidence that the two works are bundled together. As well as being Olmi's first two published works of fiction, the stories complement each other nicely as they both look at parent-child relationships – just from differing viewpoints.
Decades later, Fanny Delbast, the child in the water, picks up the tale of her life as she watches over her father. She is now fifty years old, and her father, a former doctor and war hero, has just reached his century, an old man enjoying the quiet of his final years. What seems like a perfect father-daughter relationship has a darker side, however. Fanny, 'numéro six' in the Delbast family, is a woman who has craved her father's attention all her life, and this book is the story of how she tried to get it – starting with her journey into the water.
"J'ai mis toute mon énergie à trouver cet endroit. Je te voulais près de moi. Dépendant de moi. Quel soulagement pour le aînés, ils n'y croyaient pas, ils ont dit qu'ils pouvaient payer, que le prix ne devait pas être un obstacle, surtout que rien ne m'arrête dans mes recherches.
"I put all my energy into finding this place. I wanted you close to me. Dependent on me. What a relief for the others, they couldn't believe it, they said that they'd pay, that price was no object, just as long as nothing got in the way of my research.
As we travel through her early life, we see why she longs for her father's affection so much. An afterthought, a late, unexpected addition to a large Catholic family, she is less Fanny than numéro six, just a number, the last of the children. Any trick she thinks of to draw her father's attention seems to backfire, her efforts ignored or repulsed. She even goes to the extreme of faking a debilitating illness in her childhood – one which renders her virtually bed bound for an entire year.
In truth, though, the more the story develops, the less Numéro Six is about the daughter and the more it becomes the story of the father. While the man of the now is a hundred-year-old child waiting for his life to end, the narrator gradually shows us more of his roles. He was a respected doctor, a feared family head, a loving young son and, perhaps most importantly, a soldier during the Great War, one of the sons of France who responded to the call to arms in 1914.
Learning about the war years through her father's letters, the only things Fanny received from the carving up of her parents' estate, she gains an insight into the emotions behind the paternal mask. Much of her father's behaviour in later years (his fierce love for his wife, his need for silence) can be explained by what happened during the war years, his dreams haunted by memories of life in the trenches and those who were left behind on Flanders' fields.
I'm French and I've read both books years ago in separate editions since both books have been published alone in hardback and in paperback. I had never seen your edition before. My favorite one is "Bord de mer" maybe because I felt so much for the mother (I have no child so this is not a mother-thing point) and because I like drama in fiction.
As you wrote your review is focused on the father, I've reread my own review and I've been focusing on the daughter, her personality and her feelings.
A timely reminder during Women in Translation Month of how much is untranslated – but that makes your review all the more fascinating, if frustrating!
Flo – That doesn't surprise me; we're all influenced by gender 😉 While I liked 'Bord de Mer', I wasn't a fan of the writing. I realise it was meant to be the voice of a woman with little education, but it just didn't quite work for me.


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Scotland Act 1998
The Scotland Act 1998 (c. 46) is an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom which legislated for the establishment of the devolved Scottish Parliament with tax varying powers and the Scottish Government (then Scottish Executive). It is one of the most significant constitutional pieces of legislation to be passed by the UK Parliament since the European Communities Act 1972 and is the most significant piece of legislation to affect Scotland since the Acts of Union in 1707 which ratified the Treaty of Union and led to the disbandment of the Parliament of Scotland.
Act of Parliament
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An Act to provide for the establishment of a Scottish Parliament and Administration and other changes in the government of Scotland; to provide for changes in the constitution and functions of certain public authorities; to provide for the variation of the basic rate of income tax in relation to income of Scottish taxpayers in accordance with a resolution of the Scottish Parliament; to amend the law about parliamentary constituencies in Scotland; and for connected purposes.
Donald Dewar, Secretary of State for Scotland
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Various dates from 19 November 1998 to 1 April 2000.[1][2]
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The Act was introduced by the Labour government in 1998 to give effect to the Scottish devolution referendum in 1997 which showed that Scotland was in favour of both of the set questions, firstly for the creation of a parliament for Scotland and secondly, that this parliament should have tax varying powers.[3] The Act creates the Scottish Parliament, sets out how Members of the Scottish Parliament are to be elected,[4] makes some provision about the internal operation of the Parliament[5] (although many issues are left for the Parliament itself to regulate) and sets out the process for the Parliament to consider and pass Bills which become Acts of the Scottish Parliament once they receive royal assent.[6] The Act specifically declares the continued power of the UK Parliament to legislate in respect of Scotland;[7] thereby upholding the concept of Westminster's absolute Parliamentary sovereignty.
The Act also provides for the creation of a 'Scottish Executive'[8] though one of the early actions of the SNP administration that won power in the 2007 elections was to rebrand the Scottish Executive, as the group of Ministers and their civil servants had been known, as the Scottish Government. Despite the re-branding, the 'Scottish Executive' still uses the original description for a number of purposes (s.44 of the Scotland Act defines the nature of the body but does not use the words "shall be known as" with regard to a name as is the case with various other bodies whose names are thus fixed by statute). It consists of a First Minister and other Ministers appointed by the Queen with the approval of the Parliament, including the Lord Advocate and the Solicitor General for Scotland.
The Act sets out the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament. Rather than listing the matters over which the Scottish Parliament does control (devolved powers), it specifies the matters over which it does not (reserved matters).[9] It further designates a list of statutes which are not amenable to amendment or repeal by the Parliament[10] which includes the Human Rights Act 1998 and many provisions of the Scotland Act itself. Even when acting within its legislative competence, the Act further constrains the powers of the Parliament by inhibiting it from acting in a manner incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights or European Community law.[11] The same constraints apply to acts of the Scottish Executive.[12]
The Act grants the Secretary of State for Scotland power to direct the Scottish Government not to take any action which he has reasonable grounds to believe "would be incompatible with any international obligations" or to act where he believes such action "is required for the purpose of giving effect to any such obligations".[13]
The Act also sets up mechanisms to resolve disputes over questions about legislative competence of the Parliament and powers of the Executive. The ultimate appeal in such matters lies to the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom (prior to 1 October 2009, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council).[14] It also allows the powers of the Scottish Parliament and the Scottish Executive to be adjusted over time by agreement between both Parliaments by means of an Order in Council.[15]
The Act was passed on 17 November 1998,[16] and received royal assent two days later on 19 November.[17] The first elections were held in May 1999 and the Scottish Parliament and Executive assumed their full powers on 1 July 1999.
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The Wales Act 2014 made amendments to Part 4A of the Scotland Act around the definition of a Scottish taxpayer, to ensure that an individual could not be a taxpayer in both Scotland and Wales in the same year.[18]
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Trump Organization questioned on allegations that real estate agents and investors involved in the Trump Ocean Club in Panama had ties to money laundering and drug trafficking
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Two members of the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee have asked the Trump Organization if it was aware of allegations that real estate agents and investors involved in the Trump Ocean Club in Panama had ties to money laundering and drug trafficking.
Democratic Representatives Norma Torres and Eliot Engel sent the letter, seen by Reuters, to the Trump Organization's general counsel, Alan Garten, on Wednesday evening.
They asked what due diligence was done on investors and agents involved in the project, which earned President Donald Trump between $30 million and $50 million for lending his name to it, according to court records.
Garten did not immediately reply on Thursday to an emailed request for comment.
Torres and Engel largely based the questions in their letter on the findings of a Reuters investigation into the Trump Ocean Club published in November, in conjunction with U.S. broadcaster NBC News.
"Given widely reported allegations of money laundering and drug trafficking in connection with Trump Ocean Club Panama, we believe it is imperative to understand the Trump Organization's knowledge of and role in sales at this property," the representatives wrote.
They asked if the Trump Organization at any time became aware that "any agents or investors involved in Trump Ocean Club were involved in money laundering or illegal narcotics trafficking," and, if so, had they reported it to U.S. or Panamanian authorities and terminated business arrangements with any suspected individuals.
The Reuters investigation found that a Brazilian man, Alexandre Ventura Nogueira, was responsible for between one-third and one-half of advance sales for the Trump Panama project, which was completed in 2011.
Nogueira is under investigation in Brazil for international money laundering. The inquiry started in 2013 after the Finance Ministry's financial crimes unit noticed several transfers of more than 1 million reais ($308,500) from accounts in Panama to his accounts in Brazil.
In a November interview with Reuters, Nogueira denied any wrongdoing in Brazil.
He said that he only learned after the Trump Ocean Club project was almost complete that some of his partners and investors in the project were criminals, including some with what he described as connections to the "Russian mafia."
Nogueira, whose whereabouts are unknown, said he had not knowingly laundered any illicit money through the Trump project, although he said he had laundered cash later in other schemes for corrupt Panamanian officials.
Garten said in November: "No one at the Trump Organization, including the Trump family, has any recollection of ever meeting or speaking with this individual."
Torres and Engel wrote in their letter that obtaining answers from the Trump Organization on the Panama project was "essential as we carry out oversight of U.S. policy towards Latin America and the Caribbean."
They said they wanted to ensure that Trump was "fully committed to the goal of dismantling the transnational criminal organizations that are responsible for smuggling drugs into the United States."
"If the President, in a previous role, failed to take reasonable steps to prevent the laundering of drug money, it would be of grave concern to us," the letter read.


There, I've done it. I know I'm "20 yrs 2 L8", but, as today is the birthday of texting, I thought I should at least celebrate (or, to be less precise, celbr8) its existence; particularly as I have largely ignored the wretched practice for its entire, annoying lifetime. So: hpy bday 2 txting.
It was on the 3rd of December 1992 that a British geek called Neil Papworth sent the first ever text message to colleagues at the Vodaphone Christmas party. I wonder why Vodaphone were celebrating Christmas so early in the month? Perhaps the caterers were offering a cheap all-the-data-you-can-eat Earlybird deal?
Papworth was a software developer from Reading, and that's presumably why in his first momentous text he could think of nothing more imaginative to write than "Merry Christmas". He'd have been laughed out loud (LOL) today: apparently he should have written "mry xmes". Ye Gods, what did that man start?
Mind you, other pioneers of communication were scarcely more inventive with their inaugural phrases. Alexander Graham Bell's first sentence over his brand new telephone was to his assistant, Thomas Watson, standing a few feet away in the next room: "Mr Watson: come here, I want to see you".
We, (that is, we the British public, not me the dinosaur) now send 150 billion texts a year: that's 50 a week for every person in the land. Filipinos send nearly 4 times that number, apparently. My 14-year-old would feel quite at home in the Philippines. But at last in Britain the number is beginning to fall as smartphones offer alternative forms of bite-sized communication, like Twitter. I do send the odd tweet (@standingstoned), but apparently I'm not terribly good at OLN (OnLine Netiquette).
It's no wonder I managed to live right through the text gener8shun without learning how to text a single sentence properly. Txting RIP can't come a moment too soon for me. To be frank, I have always been a sufferer of acronym-blindness. Like David Cameron, for ages I too thought that LOL meant "lots of love" and couldn't understand why complete strangers were coming on to me. But, laugh out loud, the joke's finally on those of us who have ignored texting all this time, for, as its popularity starts to fade, a whole generation of children will realise they are fluent in a dead language, like I am in Latin. Soon only ten year olds with their parents' hand-me-down blackberries will be texting each other. And people in the Philippines. Texting will soon be as useful as owning a Betamax.
Still, right now we ignore it at our peril, for texting is now the second most common use for a mobile phone – the first being to check the time. Personally I use a watch. The ubiquitous text has caused road accidents, political scandal and divorce. Tiger Woods, Shane Warne and Tess Daly's hubby Vernon Kay are among several to have been caught out by "sexting" over the years.
"NWIGAH" (No Way, I've Got A Headache).
The US government spends millions on campaigns to stop teenagers texting while driving, with special "anti-text" patrols placed on motorway bridges to spot offenders. They should have them in restaurants too: I firmly believe that children should be banned from texting over dinner. The experts say texting increases a child's writing skills. To which I say: 4COL, IMHO, SSEWBA (For crying out loud, in my humble opinion, someday soon everything will be acronyms).
Hppy xmes 2 evry 1 an hppy txting 4 the nxt 20yrs :-).


Will my son ever change his ways? He's 13 years old and we've had nothing but trouble with him -disrespect, skipping school, sneaking out at night, taking our car for joy rides among other things as well. We don't know what to do anymore.
I know you love your son, have provided a loving home, and you do try and teach him right from wrong – but you are not getting through to him. He is going to do what he wants, because he believes that you can't stop him. So far, it seems like his theory is about 80% correct.
Kids don't come with a manual, so as the parent you need to find a way to effectively get through to your son, even if it means being harsh. Yes, he's not going to like it. Yes, he may even hate you for awhile but he'll get over it. Talking to him, lecturing him, and threatening to take things away aren't really being effective. It's time to kick it up a notch, or things are going to get much worse.
It is said that kids act out because they want love and attention. Your son reads quite opposite of that – he wants you to leave him alone. Don't.
The first thing you should do is get him into counseling, both individual and family sessions. He's not going to like this, but tough. You are the parent, he is the child. Things aren't up for discussion. You win. It's that simple. Explain to him that while you are interested in his viewpoints, you make the decisions. Your job is to protect him, teach him how to care for himself, and prepare him to someday join the adult world. His job is to deal with it, put up with it and obey.
If he's skipping school, talk with his principal or an administrator. Make arrangements to take him there and walk him into the office every day if you have to. Get to know his teachers, and become more involved with them, so you can keep closer tabs on your son. Even though he'll resent the heck out of this, explain to him that he'll still have more privacy and freedom than he would in jail, which is the direction he is heading.
Talk to the local police. With your son's wild streak, it could help you out to have a friend at the station. See if you can get some footage of fatal accidents. Have an officer come by the house and share some stories of what has happened to other troubled teens.
This isn't the time to coddle and nurture your baby. It is the time to educate and scare your little boy with some real-world lessons about life and becoming a responsible young man.


A professional job follow-up email can put you in touch with the recruiter and give you extra visibility. Take caution, however, as some well-meaning follow-up messages do more harm than good. Use our writing tips and examples to create a letter that makes you look dedicated, not desperate.... Job seekers often wonder about the status of completed applications, including those submitted in person on paper and via a Web-based form. Sending a follow-up letter to an employer through e-mail, and then getting a personalized reply, is one way to confirm that your application was successfully received.
A professional job follow-up email can put you in touch with the recruiter and give you extra visibility. Take caution, however, as some well-meaning follow-up messages do more harm than good. Use our writing tips and examples to create a letter that makes you look dedicated, not desperate.... The Message. The sooner you follow up with a recruiter the better. At a typical fair, recruiters speak with many job hunters. Your rapid follow-up gives you a chance to refresh the recruiter on your interaction.
How long should you wait before sending a follow up email? This is a tough question to answer because it all depends on the company and the position they�re looking to hire for. If you�re responding to a job post in March that won�t be filled until the summer, chances are, the process will be a little slower.... Job seekers often wonder about the status of completed applications, including those submitted in person on paper and via a Web-based form. Sending a follow-up letter to an employer through e-mail, and then getting a personalized reply, is one way to confirm that your application was successfully received.
My advice is to write a follow-up email right after your first interaction with your prospect (meeting, sales call, demo, etc.). Your goal is to start following up as soon as possible, since 80% take 5 follow-up attempts or more.
How long should you wait before sending a follow up email? This is a tough question to answer because it all depends on the company and the position they�re looking to hire for. If you�re responding to a job post in March that won�t be filled until the summer, chances are, the process will be a little slower.


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How tax reform could hit charitable giving

WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 18: The Internal Revenue building is seen on August 18, 2015 in Washington, DC. This week officials at the IRS said that hackers had gained access to the tax returns of more than 300,000 people, many more than the agency had previously reported. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

Plenty of factors can motivate charitable giving: Moral obligation, religious tithing, a desire to improve the world or leave a legacy.
But another factor -- the tax benefits for giving -- could soon change if lawmakers push through tax reform.
Few people donate simply because of the tax breaks and are unlikely to stop giving altogether if they don't get any. But analyses from the Congressional Budget Office and others have found that tax incentives typically increase how much you choose to donate -- whether in life or at death.
That's why Republican proposals to reduce or eliminate key tax breaks for giving has charity experts a little concerned. Specifically, President Trump and House Republicans have proposed to nearly double the standard deduction, lower income tax rates and repeal the estate tax.
Though it's assumed the charitable deduction would remain in place, increasing the standard deduction would mean far fewer people would itemize and be able to claim the break, while lowering tax rates would make the deduction worth less for those who still take it.
The double whammy of doubling the standard deduction while lowering the top rate to 35% from 39.6% could reduce giving by between $5 billion and $13 billion a year, or up to 4.6%, according to a recent study by the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University.
Of those two changes, increasing the standard deduction has the greatest negative effect because it would reduce those who itemize to just 5% of filers, down from 30% today. That's because the only reason to itemize is if your deductions combined exceed the value of the standard deduction.
"The 25% who used to itemize will probably give some but not as much," said David Thompson, vice president of policy at the National Council of Nonprofits.
How much does it save
Here's how the charitable deduction works:
If you itemize deductions, how much you save in taxes from your contributions is determined by your top income tax rate. If, for example, you're in the 28% bracket, you'll save $28 in taxes for every $100 you donate.
And if you are fortunate enough to have an estate worth more than $5.5 million (or $11 million for married couples), anything above those amounts would be subject to the federal estate tax after you die. Whatever you give in your lifetime or bequeath to your heirs upon death can reduce that taxable portion.
Many charity groups have urged lawmakers to make the charitable deduction "universal" -- meaning everyone can take it whether they itemize or not. "Our nation has a rich history of charitable giving. By making it a universal deduction we think that it recognizes this important value," said Sean Parnell of The Philanthropy Roundtable.
The Lilly Family School study estimates such a change would increase donations -- by between 0.4% and 4.3% -- depending on what other reforms are made.
While lawmakers are giving the proposal "very serious look," according to The Hill, a universal deduction would cost the federal government money -- between $191 billion to $515 billion in lost revenue over a decade, the Tax Foundation estimates. And Congress will be hard up for cash if they manage to pass even half of the tax cuts Republicans want.
Repealing the estate tax is also likely to hit giving, but it's unclear by how much. Various studies over the years have estimated that repeal could reduce bequests anywhere from 6% to 37%.
Still, some people might actually give more in the wake of repeal. Today, a very wealthy person engaged in estate planning has to decide how much he wants to give to family, how much to charity and how much to government, said economist Patrick Rooney, who worked on the Lilly study.
Once the government bucket is removed, it leaves more money for the other two. "If they have a larger estate because less is going to the government, then they may be inclined to gift more to charity," said Elda Di Re, a partner in private client services in the tax department at EY.
Either way, though, income tax rates will influence current behavior more than the estate tax repeal, Di Re added. "People don't know when they will die, and don't know what the rules will be [when they do], so they would be less inclined to change their estate plans."


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"The biggest threat to our well-being is the absence of moral clarity and purpose." ~Rick Shuman
"There are chapters in every life which are seldom read and certainly not aloud." ~Carol Shields, The Stone Diaries
"What is right is often forgotten by what is convenient." ~Bodie Thoene, Warsaw Requiem
"A sense of shame is not a bad moral compass." ~Colin Powell, The Strong Family
"I suffer from Irish-Catholic guilt. Guilt is a good reality check. It keeps that 'do what makes you happy' thing in check." ~Edward Burns
"It's better to be known by six people for something you're proud of tham by 60 million for something you're not." ~Albert Brooks


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Summer 2016 Faculty Research
Taya Cohen
Marvin Goodfriend
Sevin Yeltekin
Dennis Epple and Lowell Taylor
Guilt-Proneness Predicts Moral Behavior
A psychologist working with Colorado law enforcement job applicants read about research from Taya Cohen, associate professor of organizational behavior and theory and Carnegie Bosch Junior Faculty Chair, and sought out a scientific discussion with her. From that chat arose the idea for Cohen to assist him with surveying law-enforcement candidates for character. Specifically, she and coauthors including Tepper School of Business doctoral student Yeonjeong Kim, Ph.D. candidate in organizational behavior and theory, provided a handful of questions to help to measure character fitness for employment.
"This is the first time we've had job applicants do this," Cohen said of this research, published in Personality and Individual Differences in January and entitled "Guilt-proneness is a marker of integrity and employment suitability." Abigail T. Panter of the University of North Carolina and psychologist Kenyon Jordan of Denver were also coauthors. "This is a correlational study with a high-stakes sample," Cohen said.
Some 155 public-safety applicants in Colorado underwent screening that included the coauthors' subset of questions on guilt proneness, which indicates the extent to which a person would feel bad about his or her behavior after doing something wrong. One sample question was "After realizing you have received too much change at a store, you decide to keep it because the sales clerk doesn't notice. What is the likelihood that you would feel uncomfortable about keeping the money?"
The research found low levels of guilt proneness were associated with moving citations and motor-vehicle accidents within the previous five years, and nearly one-third of the applicants who scored low on the guilt proneness scale reported being fired from a previous job. In fact, the job applicants who scored at the 10th percentile or below were deemed unsuitable to hire.
"I think everybody should try to ask questions or determine someone's guilt proneness, the trait," Cohen said. "I don't think asking these questionnaire items or self-reports is appropriate in all settings. It certainly works in some. And this paper suggests, even in this high-stakes setting of law enforcement, where people were very motivated to make a positive impression, we still saw variability and a distribution in this population.
"In questionnaires the data varies from sample to sample, making it hard to determine what the threshold should be for labeling someone as 'low' or 'high' on this character trait. So we need to develop other methods, such as interview techniques, to complement the questionnaires and get around some of the problems with self-reports."
Cohen, whose recent work delves deeply into the framework of character of workers, wrote an essay for Scientific American Mind for summer 2016 about the traits businesses should seek in job candidates. Spotting these qualities isn't easy for most businesses, but she tries to break them into categories where studies show results: honesty and humility, conscientiousness, and guilt proneness. "Guilt proneness is at the intersection of the two, and at the heart of character," she said.
In another study, she and Kim are finding preliminary evidence of certain kinds of interview questions that better reveal moral character. This new work could conceivably provide employers with tools to quickly, accurately and inexpensively assess candidates for relevant, critical character attributes — not only in public safety, but banking, customer service, healthcare and more.
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Yeonjeong Kim, Ph.D. candidate in organizational behavior and theory
Taya Cohen, associate professor of organizational behavior and theory, Carnegie Bosch Junior Faculty Chair


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About the SCWA
Website User's Guide
Artistry in Wood
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Artistry in Wood slideshows and photos
Our new site was constructed during the Spring and Summer of 2014 by a SCWA committee using software from Wild Apricot, a Canadian company, that specializes in software for creating sites for organizations.
Most sections are self-evident and require very little in the way of explanation:
The Home page offers an overview of SCWA in images and words.
On the left are squibs about the two most important things that we do, namely, our monthly programs and our annual show, Artistry in Wood. Clicking on the links presented there take you to either the Events page or the Artistry in Wood page for detailed information.
The right hand column is devoted to current topics in woodworking for a view of what is happening right now in members shops; problems, themes, items for sale, announcements and issues. This column leads to sections that are meant for members only.
The About Us tab leads to a section about SCWA, its history, bylaws and a contact section.
The Membership tab brings the reader to a description of the benefits of membership, and appeal to Join Us, and sections on establishing and renewing membership.
The Events tab leads the reader to what is currently happening and what is going to happen in the near future. The information for the upcoming meeting dominates this page, followed by a short description of the next meeting. This is followed by a current year calendar for an overview of the year. A link at the top of the page leads to an historical calendar (currently of the past five years) where the reader can scan the presenters of the past. Every month is linked to the Wood Forum that contains a write-up of the presentation. A member can inform his/herself about the details of a given meeting. One obvious use is staying up-to-date if you missed a meeting and want to stay current. This section will eventually be extended further back into the past, giving access to a deep history of the organization.
Clicking the Artistry in Wood tab brings you to an overview of our annual show and its venue, the Sonoma County Museum in Santa Rosa. An outline of the awards evening with the judges is presented, as well as information on the necessary steps and forms for the entry process.
The most recent issue of the Wood Forum newsletter, as well as back-issues from the last several years, are all available in PDF by clicking on the links provided in the table at the bottom of the Newsletter page. In addition, earlier dates are available by an email request to the Editor (link at page bottom). An index to all the issues since February 2002 is accessible by clicking the Index link, located mid-page.
This section was established as a small showcase for our members work. The number of images is restricted. In order to have your images displayed here, see Gallery Submissions under the Members Only tab.
This section pertains only to members, as the name suggests. There are a number of items that require special attention for first time users.
A Note on Member's Data
Each member's SCWA membership information is held in a database that is secure and cannot be viewed by the public. Each member will be able to set the amount of personal information that will be in the database and the amount of personal information that may be viewed by other SCWA members. Initially, only your name will appear in the Member Directory.
Initial Login is a process that requires jumping through some hoops, but is typical of protected sections of any website. Please follow the instructions in this section.
A note on setting up your Member Profile
You may add any of the following information to your Profile: Phone number, your picture, your name, a statement 'About Me', your website address, and two pictures of your work. Some or all of this information will appear on you're My Profile page. You may select the extent of the information that is accessible to other SCWA members by setting your Privacy settings. None of your information may be viewed by the public.
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Raw Regurgitated
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The Pride is (Ry)Back!
October 28, 2014 Raw Regurgitated 1 Comment
If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times: "Crazy Randy Orton" is somewhere between "Angry Mark Henry" and "Anti-American Bret Hart" in terms of "best version of an already great performer." Oddly, at least since we don't think about him in terms like this very often, but a lot of that has to do with just how big he is.
While we, as fans, fundamentally understand that Randy Orton is not a small person, we have a tendency to ignore the fact that he's significantly bigger than nearly every "normal" sized performer on the roster. He — and this is a comparison that's been made before, but is still apt — makes you forget that he's essentially the same size as someone like Luke Gallows and Lance Cade/Trevor Murdoch in the same way that LeBron James makes you forget that he's essentially the same size as David West. So, when he goes after someone like Seth Rollins — who is somewhere in the Chris Paul zone — and goes through large men he towers over like HHH, it genuinely feels like something bad might happen.
Seth Rollins is filling his role as "skinny Triple H" almost perfectly, but the job that Joey Mercury and Jamie Noble are doing as the new stooges is a truly thing of beauty. They've done the Lord's work every time they've appeared on television and, because they are "just old enough to be retired from active competition" and not "just old enough to be in a home", they can do a lot more in the ring than Brisco and Patterson. That's not to say they'll be able to surpass what the original Stooges did — the first Stooges-Mean Street Posse match on Raw was one of the highest rated in the history of the show — but it's still nice to see.
Good God, Seth. Be careful selling like that, or you'll end up in a match later tonight with Kane.
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