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Dynasty Financial Partners Closes Minority Private Capital Raise to Fuel the Growth of Its Offering to Clients
by Alicia Bourget
December 16, 2022 03:45 PM Eastern Standard Time
SAINT PETERSURG, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Dynasty Financial Partners ("Dynasty") today announced the company has closed a minority private capital raise, adding Abry Partners ("Abry") and The Charles Schwab Corporation ("Schwab") as new minority investors. Several of Dynasty's existing investors and directors of the board have invested additional capital alongside Abry and Schwab in the round. Additionally, several firms in the Dynasty Network have invested in Dynasty as part of an 'equity swap' program that has been launched concurrent with the round.
"We are excited to be able to deploy this growth capital on behalf of our clients in newly expanded ways. We will look to revisit the public markets when the timing is right for our business."
Dynasty's Network of clients own and operate independent RIAs that leverage Dynasty's integrated technology, services and business solutions, robust turnkey asset management program (TAMP), and capital solutions. This integrated platform model provides synthetic scale that allows Dynasty-powered RIAs to be independent but not alone.
Dynasty intends to use some of this capital to make meaningful investments in technology and technology integrations, the addition of services to its Core Services offering, the further buildout of its TAMP and investment solutions offering, and the addition of intellectual capital and key talent. The company also plans to invest in the growth of Dynasty Capital Strategies, making further equity investments in its network of clients and making capital available for inorganic growth. The company will also explore select opportunities for corporate development and M&A that would accelerate growth, add capabilities, and increase margin in various areas of the business. A portion of the investment round will be used to fund secondary transactions to provide liquidity to long-time shareholders and founders of Dynasty.
As previously announced in September of this year, Dynasty closed a $50 million credit facility from RBC Capital Markets, UMB Bank, J.P. Morgan, Citibank, and Goldman Sachs Bank that provides access to additional growth capital.
Concurrent with this capital raise, Dynasty has executed minority equity investments in many of its RIA clients. Most of these clients received Dynasty equity in exchange for their equity in a 'swap' transaction. As a result, the Dynasty Network stands stronger and more aligned than ever, with many members of the network having an equity interest in the success of Dynasty and the Network.
"After evaluating the state of the public markets, our board decided to have a handful of conversations with potential private investors. Having been afforded the luxuries of optionality and time, there were two requirements that were atop my list as we went through the process – partnership and alignment," said Dynasty's President and CEO, Shirl Penney. "I am delighted to say that several firms viewed the process in the same light and am excited to welcome Abry and Schwab to sit alongside our already extremely supportive group of investors. I also want to thank both our legacy investors and new board members that have also invested in the round; their unwavering support is inspiring. Lastly, I want to welcome many of our RIA partners as investors in Dynasty and appreciate their commitment to the partnership, our community, and to growing together."
"On behalf of Dynasty's Board of Directors, I welcome Abry and Schwab as minority investors and look forward to the fresh perspective, industry experience, and institutional expertise that Abry will add to the boardroom. Similar to Envestnet's strategic investment in Dynasty in 2020, we welcome Schwab's minority investment in Dynasty to further align our commitment to the independent wealth management space," said Dynasty's Chairman, Harvey Golub. "We are excited to be able to deploy this growth capital on behalf of our clients in newly expanded ways. We will look to revisit the public markets when the timing is right for our business."
Given the equity capital raise, Dynasty will file a request to withdraw its Registration Statement on Form S-1, initially filed with the SEC on January 19, 2022 and subsequently amended.
Abry Partners is a Boston-based private equity firm with an over 30-year track record of sector-focused investments, having completed more than $90 billion of leveraged transactions. Abry has deep experience within financial services and the wealth management sector, including recent successful investments in Beacon Pointe and Millennium Trust Company. James Scola, Partner, and Michael Cummings, Principal, led the transaction for Abry. As part of the minority investment, James Scola will be joining Dynasty's board.
"When looking at the RIA space and the growing ecosystem around it, Dynasty was one of the select brands we had been following for some time. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to invest in the leading wealth technology and integrated services platform in the RIA space and are looking forward to putting all of Abry's resources behind the growth of the firm and its clients," said James Scola, Partner at Abry.
Schwab serves as the custodian for over half of the $72 billion in assets under advisement in the Dynasty Network. Schwab and Dynasty have long brought complementary strengths to their joint clients with Schwab's expertise in the independent advisor ecosystem and Dynasty's leading technology and services platform for independent business-owner advisors.
"As advocates for independent advisors, we are thrilled to invest in a firm that shares our values of empowering advisors with the technology, tools, and resources they need to build even stronger businesses. We could not be more excited for the ongoing growth that is occurring in the RIA ecosystem and are proud to be leaders in the space," said Bernie Clark, Head of Schwab Advisor Services.
Dynasty will continue to grow its relationships with other strategic partners in the space, including the other major custodians serving the RIA ecosystem.
"At a time when many businesses in the space are forced to hunker down and play defense, dragged down by leverage and rising interest rates, Dynasty is positioned to charge onto the offensive with fresh, friendly capital, a fortress balance sheet, and favorable margins. Despite market volatility, the 'Era of Independence' continues to experience tailwinds as Dynasty positions to invest and continue executing on behalf of its clients and investors," added Justin Weinkle, Dynasty's CFO.
Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC acted as exclusive financial advisor and Sullivan & Cromwell LLP acted as exclusive legal advisor to Dynasty on the transaction.
About Abry Partners
Abry is one of the most experienced and successful sector-focused private equity investment firms in North America. Since its founding in 1989, the firm has completed over $90 billion of leveraged transactions and other private equity or preferred equity placements. Currently, the firm manages over $5 billion of capital across its active funds. For more information on Abry, please visit www.abry.com.
About Charles Schwab
The Charles Schwab Corporation (NYSE: SCHW) is a leading provider of financial services, with 33.6 million active brokerage accounts, 2.3 million corporate retirement plan participants, 1.7 million banking accounts, and $7.32 trillion in client assets as of November 30, 2022. Through its operating subsidiaries, the company provides a full range of wealth management, securities brokerage, banking, asset management, custody, and financial advisory services to individual investors and independent investment advisors. Its broker-dealer subsidiaries, Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., TD Ameritrade, Inc., and TD Ameritrade Clearing, Inc., (members SIPC, https://www.sipc.org), and their affiliates offer a complete range of investment services and products including an extensive selection of mutual funds; financial planning and investment advice; retirement plan and equity compensation plan services; referrals to independent, fee-based investment advisors; and custodial, operational and trading support for independent, fee-based investment advisors through Schwab Advisor Services. Its primary banking subsidiary, Charles Schwab Bank, SSB (member FDIC and an Equal Housing Lender), provides banking and lending services and products. More information is available at https://www.aboutschwab.com. TD Ameritrade, Inc. and TD Ameritrade Clearing, Inc. are separate but affiliated companies and subsidiaries of TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation. TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Charles Schwab Corporation. TD Ameritrade is a trademark jointly owned by TD Ameritrade IP Company, Inc. and The Toronto-Dominion Bank.
About Dynasty
Dynasty is a provider of technology-enabled wealth management solutions and business services for financial advisory firms primarily focused on serving high net worth and ultra-high net worth clients. Dynasty provides access to a comprehensive platform of software and technology tools, business services and holistic investment management capabilities through an open-architecture platform delivered via a suite of proprietary and third-party technologies. Dynasty's technology, tools and services provide advisory firms the supported independence to launch their business, scale their operations and grow their firms — both organically and inorganically — while also allowing them to be more focused on and better equipped to serve their clients. Dynasty's platform and offering have won multiple awards in recent years.
For more than a decade, Dynasty has championed the benefits of independent wealth management for high net worth and ultra-high net worth clients and has contributed to the movement of assets from traditional brokerage channels to the independent channels of wealth management. As Dynasty is becoming a recognized industry leader, Dynasty has differentiated itself by developing competitive strengths, including a deep understanding of and strong relationship with its clients, a comprehensive offering of services and technology-enabled solutions, the ability to leverage its size and breadth to invest, the flexibility and seamlessness enabled by a modular technology solution, the entrepreneurial culture and experienced and committed management team. Dynasty is committed to continually growing its business by facilitating existing advisory firm clients' growth, onboarding new clients, increasing the clients' use of its broader capabilities, launching additional solutions, and carrying out complementary acquisitions.
For more information, please visit our Website.
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The state announced the latest recipients of Community Crossings funds.
MUNCIE, Ind. — The city of Muncie received $1 million in matching state funds for road repairs, the state has announced.
The city must come up with 50 percent in matching money to collect the $1 million in the latest round of Community Crossings grants as announced by the state.
Other local communities also received funding.
The city of Muncie was awarded about $770,000 in matching Community Crossings funding in 2017, Delaware County won $981,366 in 2016 and $662,880 in 2017.
Delaware County doesn't appear to be on the state's list as released on Wednesday. Several other communities received funding.
Yorktown received $990,000. Albany received $80,000. Daleville received $206,000. Eaton received $139,000.
Blackford County received $383,000. Jay County received $862,000. Randolph County received just under $1 million.
The state said it distributed $100 million in this latest round of Community Crossings, which has distributed $400 million over three years. Nearly 300 cities, towns and counties of the 444 that applied won funding.
Future Community Crossings grants will be announced twice a year, the state said, although communities will still be limited to a maximum of $1 million a year.


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Revealed: Plans to transform Salford 'wasteland' into 500 apartments
Developers bid to build homes, offices and shops on riverside Wilburn Street Basin site a stone's throw from Manchester city centre
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Wilburn Street Basin in Salford (Image: Chris Gleave)
A patch of forgotten 'wasteland' near a Victorian river basin could be transformed into a thriving complex of 500 apartments.
The homes would be built on a three-acre site near the River Irwell's historic Wilburn Street Basin, which was built in 1864 and used as a mooring site.
Its convenient location, near Regent Road and Trinity Way in Ordsall, Salford - a stone's throw from Manchester city centre - is thought to make it an attractive spot for professionals and students.
The proposal, which includes a mix of one, two and three-bedroom properties, is set to go before Salford council's planning panel either next month or in September.
Four buildings of between eight and 21 storeys would house the apartments.
There would also be space for offices, shops and 149 car parking spaces.
The site is just south of the 21-acre Middlewood Locks, where 2,000 new homes, restaurants, a park, shops, a gym, and a hotel are planned by the Scarborough Development Group, which bought the site for £10m in 2012.
'Wasteland' where 500 homes are planned
The basin proposal has been lodged by OMI Architects on behalf of WB Developments (Salford) Ltd.
The site is surrounded by Trinity Way, Regent Road Retail Park and a Campanile Hotel.
It is currently vacant without any use, with the majority of it classed as 'wasteland'.
The proposal says that well as bringing 'back into use a prominent and under-used brownfield site that currently has a negative impact on the surrounding environment', the development would encourage further investment in the area.
It would also contribute to the continued regeneration of Salford and the Ordsall Lane Riverside Corridor and help meet the need for housing in the city.
Developer WB Developments (Salford) Ltd is a recently incorporated company with Daren Whitaker, who heads up property group Renaker, listed as its sole director.
Renaker has previously worked on schemes such as the Royal Mills and Bengal Mill in Manchester.
Commenting on the proposal, Mayor Ian Stewart said: "Salford is a growing city. We need new homes and new jobs continue to revitalise and regenerate our city."
The land, just a stone's throw from Manchester city centre, was sold by the council last year.
The area had previously formed part of the Castlefield Basin and Urban Heritage Park.
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POWERCHINA Chengdu Won the Bid of the General Contract Section of the Water-photovoltaic Complementary Photovoltaic Power Plant Design and Construction General Contracting Section Ⅰ of Lianghekou Hydropower Station Phase I Project
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Recently, POWERCHINA Chengdu won the tender of the world's largest water-photovoltaic complementary power plant leading section "the water-photovoltaic complementary photovoltaic power plant design and construction general contracting section Ⅰ of the water-photovoltaic herding complementary photovoltaic power plant of Lianghekou Hydropower Station Phase I Project", which has positive significance for the company's expansion in water-photovoltaic complementary business.
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Brad Bowers grew up in Lakewood, CO, where he discovered his love for Colorado history in third grade. He holds a BA in History from the University of Southern Colorado and an MA in History from Utah State University. He started teaching History as an adjunct professor as Colorado State University – Pueblo in 2008, and since 2011 has been teaching History full time at Pueblo Community College. He has been researching and writing about the Colorado-Kansas Railway and the Teller property since 2000.
James E. Fell, Jr. is a native of Waterville, MA and holds a BA in chemistry from Colby College in Waterville and a MA and PhD from the University of Colorado. He has taught at the University of Colorado Denver and other colleges and universities. He is the current treasurer and a former director of the Mining History Association, which awarded him its Rodman Wilson Paul Award for distinction in mining history. In 2012 and 2013 he participated in the World of Copper project, sponsored by the University of Glamorgan in Wales, a project which held conferences in Wales, Australia, and Chile to study the development and global dissemination of the Welsh process of copper smelting. He is the author or coauthor of three books and many articles on mining history, including his book, Ores to Metals: The Rocky Mountain Smelting Industry.
Susan Fletcher serves as the Director of History and Archives for The Navigators and Glen Eyrie. She is also the founder and CEO of History Joy Consulting, an archives and museum consulting firm. Fletcher earned her MA in History from Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis. She is the author of the new book Exploring Childhood and Play Through 50 Historic Treasures, the co-author of Dawson Trotman in His Own Words, and has written numerous chapters on state and local history for the Pikes Peak Regional Book Series. In addition to her scholarly work, her writing appears in Springs Magazine and The Colorado Collective.
Mark James A photographer all his life, Mark James has served as a photojournalist, documentarian, commercial photographer, gallery owner, curator and landscape photographer. In 1995, Mark was awarded a residency at Rocky Mountain National Park and began his present and continuing exploration of the landscape with a pinhole camera and black & white film. Presently, Mark is photographing Pikes Peak and the surrounding area to complete a photographic study about his ancestor, Edwin James. Mark exhibits his photographs in museums and has a traveling exhibit organized by the Dubuque Museum of art titled Remnants of the West: Photography by Edward S. Curtis and Mark James
Heather Jordan is an Archivist and joined the Pikes Peak Library District's Special Collections in 2011. Heather inventories, arranges, and describes manuscript collections, conducts oral history interviews, and provides reference assistance to library patrons. Since joining PPLD, Heather has been a contributing author or editor for several Regional History Series books including Bigwigs & Benefactors of the Pikes Peak Region, Disasters of the Pikes Peak Region, and Massacre, Murder, & Mayhem in the Rocky Mountain West and the forthcoming revised reprint of The Invisible People of the Pikes Peak Region. Heather has been a member of the Academy of Certified Archivists since 2013 and serves as a board member of the African-American Historical and Genealogical Society of Colorado Springs. She holds a Masters in Information Science from the University of Michigan with a focus in archives and library sciences.
Patrick Lee is a recent graduate from the University of Oxford with a Master of Science in the History of Science, Medicine, and Technology. He is currently working for the Pioneers Museum as a Sculpture Maintenance Technician where he enjoys preserving and maintaining the city of Colorado Springs' sculpture collection. He has a passion for the arts and endeavors to be scriptwriter for online video education. Patrick has been described as a renaissance man by friends and colleagues for his wide range of interests and skills. He has a kind and curious nature and adores spending time with his family.
Doreen E. Martinez, PhD is of Mescalero, Apache and Pennsylvania Dutch lineage. The first in her family pursue formal education, she is a professor in Native American Studies at CSU and works with several community projects. Her work focuses on how cultural knowledge is lived and practiced in every day and everyday contemporary locations and situations. Using her formal background in sociology, personal experience, and cultural values rooted in Indigeneity, Dr. Martinez has taught indigenous knowledge systems; gender and race theory, research methods, race, class, and gender in the media and many other courses. Her work with community projects range from organizational restructuring for meaningful and impactful 'inclusion and diversity' to community engagement with buffalo restoration on the Wind River reservation. She uses a combination of collective principles, natural reason, and decolonial praxis to inform her work. Doreen is an avid advocate of alliance building and promoting justice. She is committed to promoting better and more informed knowledge of Indigenous cultures that honor our traditions and all our futures.
Michael L. Olsen holds a BA from St. Olaf College, and the MA and PhD in American History from the University of Washington. He taught for 30 years at New Mexico Highlands University and for four years full-time in at Pikes Peak Community College. He has published extensively on the Santa Fe Trail and is a contract consultant for the National Park Service on projects related to the old Santa Fe Trail.
Dr. Leo Oliva, PhD is a retired professor of American History and has served at the editor of Wagon Tracks, the publication of the Santa Fe Trail Association, and recently served as assistant the editor of Kansas History to prepare a special edition on Zebulon Pike's 1806 – 1807 southwest expedition. Dr. Oliva is the author of more than thirty articles and of twelve frontier military history books.
Nancy K. Prince received an MS in geology from the University of Colorado and is retired from a career of managing environmental clean-up projects. As an active family historian, Prince has presented at historical and genealogical symposia and published both historical and technical papers. Discovery that a maternal 3rd great grandfather traveled the Platte River trail in the 1860s, settling along the Cherokee Trail in Pueblo County spurred her interest in these early transportation routes.
Katherine Scott Sturdevant is Professor of History at Pikes Peak Community College, where she has been the lead American history teacher for about three decades. She teaches Colorado, Western, American Indian, and Women's history, among other topics. Kathy works frequently with PPLD and the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum on many projects. Her second fields are literature and editing. She has authored two books, many articles, and has won local, state, and national awards for teaching excellence. She started with the PPLD Regional History Series symposia and books in our first year and has served most of them since then as a speaker, writer, and/or editor.
Eric Swab is married with a son and three grandchildren. As a volunteer for the National Forest he has researched the Fremont Experimental Forest, the Skelton Mountain Ranch, the Manitou Incline and the Monument Nursery. He has given numerous talks on his research. He has prepared exhibits for the Old Colorado City Historical Society, and the Manitou Springs Heritage Center. He is also engaged in several other research projects focused on his passion for the history of human activity on Pikes Peak.


"This is in line with the powers vested on the Honourable Minister of Interior in Section 45(1) and (2) of the Immigration Act 2015. "The order which was issued in the interest of the public affects three males and a female.
"They are Florence Donkur, Simon Gyan, Yeboah Collins and Alhaji Isa.
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KU's Elijah Johnson healing, feeling more like his high-flying self
Kansas guard Elijah Johnson throws a pass around Colorado forward Josh Scott during the first half on Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012 at Allen Fieldhouse.
By Jesse Newell
After playing the last few weeks with a banged-up knee, Kansas University senior point guard Elijah Johnson admitted he felt more like himself defensively during Kansas' 90-54 victory over Colorado on Saturday.
"I felt like I was on a slip-and-slide," Johnson said with a smile after the game. "You know when you're a kid, the little slip-and-slide? The little water thing? I felt like that's what I was on, because I was just so ... I don't know. It was like no one could get around me. And when they did, I felt like I halfway bailed them out (not the injury).
"So I'm confident in that. That's a plus."
Johnson bruised his left knee in the KU men's basketball team's Nov. 20 victory over Saint Louis. It was the same knee he had surgery on in April.
The Las Vegas native appeared to have much better bounce against CU.
"I'm feeling real healthy right now," Johnson said. "My knee hasn't been feeling bad, but it just wasn't feeling great. Right now, it's feeling great. Just working out with 'Cheddar' (Bill Cowgill) every day — our trainer — he's just getting me right, pushing me and making me do some things that I didn't think that I could do. And I think it's starting to show on the floor."
Johnson said the sessions with Cowgill haven't been fun.
"He usually tries to make me do something that he knows I don't like to do, or something that my body responds to significantly," Johnson said. "Lately, we've just been working on some explosion stuff, some lateral movement and just getting it going every day."
This past week, Johnson said he's felt more comfortable jumping, and because of that, he's been doing it more.
His hops were on display after one particular KU missed jumper Saturday, as he skied high in the air to attempt a stickback dunk.
The ball soared just out of his reach.
"I was praying that that one came off, because I was going to show people, 'Yeah, we've got three people dunking like that now at the perimeter position,'" Johnson said. "It'll come in time. I'm not really rushing it. I've just got to keep my health up, make sure that my knee's feeling good, my body's feeling good, get proper rest and eat right, and I think you'll see more of that."
Johnson received a nice surprise during the game Saturday, as at halftime, he looked to the crowd thinking he might have seen his sister, Terrin.
The senior left his team's layup line, walking toward the Colorado bench while squinting to try to figure out if he was actually seeing his sister.
Both Terrin and Elijah's mother, Yolanda Brown, had made the trip from Indiana to watch him play without telling him they were coming.
"I looked up at halftime, and I saw my sister Terrin standing up. I thought I was tripping at first," Johnson said. "Then I looked again, and I actually walked down there, and I saw them. It kind of just caught me off-guard."
Johnson wrapped his arm around his sister during most of his postgame interview while his mother stood a few steps away in a red, "15 mom" T-shirt.
The two hadn't seen him play in a game since KU took on Michigan State in Atlanta on Nov. 13.
"Whenever you see your family like that — and you're not used to seeing your family — it always shoots some kind of adrenaline into your body," said Johnson, who had six points on 2-for-2 shooting with two rebounds and two steals after halftime. "It definitely felt good."
Lists: The NCAA on Tuesday named the top 75 all-time March Madness players, 25 all-time March Madness teams and 35 all-time Madness moments as part of its season-long celebration of 75 years of the NCAA Tournament.
Starting in January, fans will vote at NCAA.com/MarchMadness to determine the top 15 all-time players in the NCAA Tournament, the single-best team and the single-best moment in tourney history.
KU's Clyde Lovellette (Most Outstanding Player 1952), Wilt Chamberlain (MOP 1957) and Danny Manning (MOP 1988) are included on the top players list. KU's 1952 team is the only Jayhawk national title team to be on the list of contenders.
KU's comeback victory over Memphis in the 2008 title game made the best-moments list. The NCAA's description of that victory follows: "Down nine with 2:12 left, Kansas cut into Memphis' lead and had a chance to tie the national title game. Kansas junior Mario Chalmers, with two seconds remaining, shot over two Memphis defenders to tie the contest and set the stage for a Kansas win in OT.
Wiggins to visit: Andrew Wiggins, a 6-7 senior forward from Huntington (W.Va.) Prep who visited Florida State last weekend, will visit KU, Kentucky and North Carolina in coming months, zagsblog.net reports. It's possible Syracuse or Ohio State will land the fifth visit of Rivals.com's No. 1-rated player in the Class of 2013. His mom (former Canadian Olympic track standout Marita Payne-Wiggins) and dad (former NBA player Mitchell Wiggins) both attended FSU.
Wiggins told zagsblog at the Marshall County Hoopfest he could envision playing alongside Kentucky signees Aaron and Andrew Harrison, 6-5 twins from Fort Worth, Texas. Aaron is ranked fourth and Andrew fifth in the class.
The country's No. 2-rated player, Julius Randle (6-9 Prestonwood Christian, Plano, Texas) will visit KU for the KU-Texas game on Feb. 16.


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Fulham target 'right direction' after appointing Slavisa Jovanovic
Fulham chairman Shahid Khan believes Slavisa Jovanovic is the man to get Fulham going in the 'right direction' after his appointment at Craven Cottage.
The Cottagers have been without a permanent head coach since the sacking of Kit Symons in early November, but Jovanovic left Maccabi Tel Aviv to take over the Championship club.
And chairman Khan revealed his delight at the appointment.
"I am extremely proud to announce that Slavisa Jokanovic will be joining Fulham as our First Team Head Coach," he said.
"We considered many quality candidates for what we considered to be one of the best positions in football, and I personally interviewed most of them.
"While the search was time-consuming and painstaking at times, I knew that when the process was complete that Fulham would have the best man possible for this opportunity and challenge.
"Slavisa's credentials and passion for the job rose to the top through every stage of this process, and we cannot wait to welcome him to Motspur Park and Craven Cottage to get things going in the right direction for the second half of the season."
Jokanovic spent two years as a player with Fulham's London rivals Chelsea between 2000 and 2002, and watched his new team from the stands as they beat Rotherham United 4-1 at home on Matchday 24 in the Sky Bet Championship.
Cauley Woodrow was at the double, while Alex Kacaniklic and Ross McCormack also got on the scoresheet, to start Jokanovic's Fulham era positively, with the club now sitting 18th in the table.
Read more: Sky Bet Championship - Matchday 24 review


Popular Nollywood filmmaker and actor, Iyabo Ojo has revealed what goes on in the Nigerian film industry.
The filmmaker took to her Instagram to urge her fans not to be fooled by the make-belief friendship displayed in the industry, saying it is all about gossip, envy, backstabbing and backbiting.
"Can I just hint y'all that we are just colleagues in some competition that no one understands, unfortunately not only two can play the game but hundreds can play the role?
"Oh yes, we get along with some, yet we are mindful of our utterances because all they want to know is you, then we act for the Instagram where we seek validation for our not so real relationships.
"Don't be fooled, watch, learn, get entertained and move on.
Ojo also added that she has been in the game of entertainment for the past 20 years with different roles but same game.


2B: Ortega (6, Lamb, Jo); Campbell (12, Clark); Telis (2, Rhoades).
TB: Dean, A; Ortega 3; Campbell 3; Nola; Telis 2.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Van Slyke 2; Telis 2; Culver.
SB: Ortega (11, 3rd base off Lamb, Jo/Arcia, F).
CS: Culver (1, 2nd base by Lamb, Jo/Arcia, F); Ortega (1, 2nd base by Cash/Arcia, F).
2B: Ward, T 2 (2, Alcantara, Alcantara).
HR: Thaiss (4, 5th inning off Alcantara, 2 on, 1 out).
TB: Young Jr., E; Ward, T 5; Johnson, S; Thaiss 5; Fletcher.
RBI: Thaiss 4 (13); Ward, T 2 (8).
2-out RBI: Thaiss; Ward, T 2.
Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Blash 3; Fletcher 2; Young Jr., E.
SB: Arcia, F (2, 2nd base off Alcantara/Nola); Ward, T (2, 2nd base off Burnett, S/Nola).
CS: Young Jr., E (4, 2nd base by Gonzalez, S/Nola).
E: Ward, T (1, fielding); Arcia, F (2, missed catch).
Game Scores: Alcantara 37; Lamb, Jo 47.
Pitches-strikes: Alcantara 104-58; Burnett, S 17-8; Gonzalez, S 29-15; Lamb, Jo 82-48; Cash 42-22; Clark 35-19; Rhoades 26-21.
Groundouts-flyouts: Alcantara 3-4; Burnett, S 0-0; Gonzalez, S 1-0; Lamb, Jo 6-2; Cash 0-1; Clark 3-0; Rhoades 1-3.
Batters faced: Alcantara 27; Burnett, S 4; Gonzalez, S 7; Lamb, Jo 18; Cash 7; Clark 7; Rhoades 8.
Inherited runners-scored: Burnett, S 2-2; Cash 2-0; Rhoades 2-1.
Umpires: HP: Jason Starkovich. 1B: John Libka. 3B: Junior Valentine.
Wind: 16 mph, In from CF.


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40+ years later, I met Norm and got my personally autographed copy of the photo that started my lifelong love affair with T-Bucket hot rods.
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Taking the Big Leap: Starting Your Own Business
By	Northwestern Mutual
Alicea Castellanos, Managing and Co-founding Partner, International Wealth Tax Advisors, LLC
When Alicea Castellanos, thirty-seven, looks back, she has a hard time believing that she's come so far. The co-owner of the successful accounting firm International Wealth Tax Advisors, Castellanos remembers the first two years after they launched as a blur. "Sometimes I don't know how we did it," she said. "I felt like I was just working, working, working all the time. It was like I was on autopilot."
Despite this, Castellanos wouldn't change a thing. She is proud of herself and how much she's accomplished; and while she thinks it's important that people who are considering starting their own businesses know how hard it can be, she doesn't say this to discourage them—but rather to prepare them to do what they need to do to be successful.
Castellanos always dreamed of owning her own business, but it wasn't until three years ago—when her then-boss, Jack Brister, asked her if she wanted to start an international tax planning firm with him—that she finally felt ready to take the leap.
"We had talked for years about potentially starting a company together," she said, "but it had never really felt right." At the time, they were both working at a large accounting firm, and going out on their own was a risk. "It was a little scary," she said. "It felt like a big jump because we were used to being backed up by a big firm, and we were going to be on our own."
Setting Up the Business
"Getting the business started became a job in itself," she said. "There's a lot to think about when you're starting your own business. You have to think about space, furniture, technology, insurance, employees—everything."
That led to a lot of long hours because they were doing the work to get the company set up while also serving existing clients and trying to find new ones. "I was continuously working during that period," Castellanos remembered. "I'd work until I went to bed and then wake up in the morning with things to add to my to-do list. I think I was even working in my sleep."
One person that Castellanos credits with making things easier during that time was Nick LLerena, a wealth management advisor at Northwestern Mutual.
Brister and Castellanos knew they wanted to protect their families, their business and their partnership. So they sought help to ensure that if one of them became disabled or died prematurely, the company could move forward and their families would be provided for.
When they met with LLerena, they felt he understood their needs perfectly. "Right after he presented his plan, we just said yes—let's go with this," Castellanos said. "We knew what we wanted, and he gave it to us."
LLerena remembers the partners' relief once they had their business financial planning in place. "For a company like theirs that depends on the work of the two partners so heavily, things like disability overhead and key person insurance are critical," he said. "They ensure that the business can survive if something were to happen to either Alicea or Jack."
They felt, according to Castellanos, confident that they would be able to weather whatever life threw their way.
Worth All the Work
Despite having to make a lot of sacrifices during the first two years, Castellanos has never regretted her decision. "I love owning my own business and being able to serve my clients the way I want to," she said.
She's happy that the business is now stable and that they've been able to hire more employees. That's meant that she can work less and spend more time enjoying the fruits of her labor. "I feel proud of where we are now," she said. "I'm also excited about the future. We're providing a great service and doing the best for our clients, and we're growing quickly."
Staying Focused Is Key
The most important lesson Castellanos has learned is that you have to stay focused on your goal. "There will be things that happen, especially in the beginning, that will discourage you," she said, "but they're often just distractions that keep you from focusing on your business. Don't let those distractions take your focus off creating the solid foundation your business needs."
Business Planning Basics
Nick LLerena believes that one of the first things new business owners should do is open up a business line of credit. Even if you don't need it right away, you'll likely experience cash flow fluctuations or unexpected expenses at some point, and it will come in handy.
Protecting your family and your business in case of disability or death is critical. LLerena makes sure the businesses he works with have the proper personal and business coverage.
If you're starting your business with a partner, LLerena suggests you talk annually about the business' valuation in case one of you needs to buy the other out in the event of death, disability or the breakdown of the partnership. Buy-sell insurance can help finance this purchase in the first two circumstances.
Finally, LLerena believes it's important to plan for your personal future while working to grow your business. He advises his clients not to forget to put money away for their retirement even while growing their businesses.
Northwestern Mutual is the marketing name for The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, WI (NM) (life and disability insurance, annuities, and life insurance with long-term care benefits) and its subsidiaries. Nicholas A. LLerena is a Representative of Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Company® (NMWMC), Milwaukee, WI (fiduciary and fee-based financial planning services), a subsidiary of NM and federal savings bank; an Insurance Agent of NM; and a Registered Representative of Northwestern Mutual Investment Services, LLC (NMIS) (securities), a subsidiary of NM, broker-
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The aim of this study was to conduct a pilot study testing whether single-dose, immediate-release dexmethylphenidate (dMPH) can facilitate tic suppression in children and adolescents with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and Tourette's disorder (TD) or chronic tic disorders. The primary hypothesis is that dMPH will improve behaviorally reinforced tic suppression in a standard tic suppression paradigm (TSP).Ten children with ADHD and TD were given dMPH on one visit and no medication on another, using a random crossover design. On both days, following a baseline period, subjects were reinforced for suppressing tics using a standard TSP.Thirteen subjects were enrolled; 10 subjects (mean age 12.7 +/- 2.6; 90% male) completed all study procedures. Relative to the no-medication condition, tics were reduced when children were given a single dose of dMPH. Behavioral reinforcement of tic suppression resulted in lower rates of tics compared to baseline, but dMPH did not enhance this suppression.Preliminary results indicate replication of prior studies of behavioral tic suppression in youths with TD and without ADHD. In addition, our findings indicate tic reduction (and not tic exacerbation) with acute dMPH challenge in children and adolescents with ADHD and TD.


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This and the following poem originated in the lines "How delicate the leafy veil," etc.--My daughter and I left Rydal Mount upon a tour through our mountains with Mr. and Mrs. Carr in the month of May 1826, and as we were going up the vale of Newlands I was struck with the appearance of the little chapel gleaming through the veil of half-opened leaves; and the feeling which was then conveyed to my mind was expressed in the stanza referred to above. As in the case of "Liberty" and "Humanity," my first intention was to write only one poem, but subsequently I broke it into two, making additions to each part so as to produce a consistent and appropriate whole.
Man changes, but not Thou!
To honour thee, sweet May!
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Olympic Champion Wellinger back in German ski jump team after injury
Berlin, Nov. 17, (dpa/GNA) - Olympic ski jumping champion, Andreas Wellinger, is once again in the Germany squad for this weekend's season start after 20 months out with injury.
The 25-year-old, who took normal hill gold in 2018, will join Markus Eisenbichler, Karl Geiger, Severin Freund, Martin Hamann, Pius Paschke and Constantin Schmid in Wisla, Poland.
"It was about time that competition finally started again," Wellinger was quoted as saying in a statement by the German Ski Federation on Tuesday.
"After a year and eight months it's really time. So I am extremely pleased that it is finally beginning again."
Wellinger missed the whole of last season due to a torn cruciate knee ligament.
A team competition is on the programme for the ski jumpers on Saturday to start the event. The first individual World Cup of the season will then follow on Sunday.
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BIOQUÉBEC CONGRATULATES DOMINIQUE ANGLADE ON BEING NAMED MINISTER OF ECONOMY, SCIENCE, AND INNOVATION
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BROMONT (Québec) January 29, 2016 – BIOQUÉBEC, the biotechnology and life sciences network, congratulates Dominique Anglade on her recent appointment as Minister of Economy, Science, and Innovation. "We are delighted that science and innovation, engines of Québec's economy, are being recognized as a priority by the government", stated Anie Perrault, BIOQuébec's Executive Manager.
Québec is proud to bring together all the stakeholders from the biotechnology and life sciences innovation chain, from research to marketing. "Our industry creates wealth and tens of thousands of specialized jobs while being at the forefront of discoveries, diagnostic tests, and treatments which save lives around the world on a daily basis", said Ms. Perrault.
BIOQuébec will support the new Minister of Economy, Science, and Innovation as she undertakes the mandate given to her by the Premier to re-energize Québec's economy by merging innovation with science, and with life sciences in particular.
BIOQuébec expects to request an initial meeting with the new Minister shortly to outline the value of Québec's strengths relating to discoveries, development, marketing, and integration of innovative elements in both human and animal health on an international level. According to Ms. Perrault, "Our industry has the talent and infrastructure in place to drive our economy. By working with the new Minister and her government, we hope to give ourselves the tools needed to increase the importance, and support the renewed vitality, of biotechnology and life sciences."
BIOQuébec: A Dynamic Network
BIOQuébec is committed to supporting the growth of Québec's biotechnology and life sciences industry, which creates wealth and specialized jobs, is focused on innovation and marketing, and is dedicated to improving everyone's health and quality of life. For more information, go to www.bioquebec.com
Catherine Lamontagne
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CONTRACT RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS IN QUÉBEC: 71 ORGANIZATIONS, MORE THAN 4500 DIRECT JOBS, AND REVENUES OF MORE THAN $550 MILLION, 82% OF WHICH ARE FROM FOREIGN SOURCES
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There is an increased international, national, and local (NYS and Western NY) interest in the fields of advanced manufacturing, autonomous systems, and robotics in particular. Having the depth of coursework associated with a formal minor in the area as provided by this credential will enhance our graduates' knowledge of robotics and expand their comprehensive cognizance of automation. Such an ability will increase their opportunity to obtain an occupation in a number of technical fields and industries.


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Roughriders split doubleheader with Grand Forks in season opener
After a light-hearted scrimmage against the Badlands Big Sticks on Monday, the Roughriders got their season underway with a doubleheader in Grand Forks against the Royals.
The Roughriders struggled at the plate in game one. (Race Archibald/The Dickinson Press)
By Race Archibald
American Legion play got underway Tuesday night after a summer off due to the pandemic last year.
Game one went to the hosts as Grand Forks got a quality start from their pitcher Brett Feller, who went five and a third innings with four strikeouts and surrendering only two hits.
"Give their pitcher credit he pitched a heck of a game, he didn't walk anyone," head coach Tyler Frenzel said. "We hit some balls hard but they didn't find any space."
Grand Forks went up 1-0 in the first inning but the game remained close as Isaac Daley went four innings for the Roughriders on the mound with three strikeouts and giving up two hits.
Aiden Haich would relieve him in the fifth and gave up four runs in the inning and fell behind 5-0 which would be enough for the Royals to hang on to. The Roughriders had only three hits all game.
"We didn't play badly, we just couldn't get any timely hits," Frenzel said. "They did a good job of keeping us off the basepaths and never had a chance to get going."
Drew Kovash, Troy Berg, and Daley collected a hit apiece.
The second game saw more activity from the bats, where Dickinson scored three runs in the final inning to nab a 5-2 win over Grand Forks.
Berg had a go-ahead two-run triple in the top of the seventh to break a 2-2 tie and put the Roughriders ahead 5-2. It was his third hit and second triple of the game.
After an all-WDA selection in the high school season with the Dickinson Midgets, Berg figures to be one of the most important players from Frenzel to call upon this summer.
"He is our dude," Frenzel said. "He has to step up. We've got younger guys on the squad this year. He is our leader, we go how he goes. He made some nice plays in the field too and when he's playing well we can do some good things."
Berg finished the game with two RBI and pitched the final inning to earn the save.
Jadon Bast started the second game for Dickinson and battled through some inconsistencies as he walked six batters. But he remained strong and went six innings and gave up just one hit and only two strikeouts.
That meant a lot of balls were put in play which required the Roughriders defense to remain sharp--and they were as they committed no errors in game two.
Haich and Kaden Krieg both collected an RBI each in game two.
Next up for the Roughriders will be a trip south to Sioux Falls, South Dakota for the Dakota Classic tournament this Friday through Sunday.
Dickinson found more success in game two, recording their first win of the season. (Race Archibald/The Dickinson Press)
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by Malaka
Definitions for today's post
Dada ba: A "spoiled" child/ a child who has never known true hardship/ a child who has grown up with greater than average benefits
FUBAR: F**ked Up Beyond All Recognition
Ghana: (For people like Ellen DeGeneres) That country that provides most of your chocolate, provided 30% of America's slave labor, and that state in Africa President Obama visited not too long ago.
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They came armed with their iPads, digital cameras and a plethora of smart devices. Some came chauffeured by their hired drivers, and others by public transportation. Parents came with their kids and girls came with their boyfriends. All had a singular goal: To let the ruling government know that they would no longer sit silently as Ghana descended further and further into the FUBAR trajectory that it has been in since Kotoka's first coup.
#OccupyFlagStaffHouse is the first time in Ghana's history that the middle class as a group has taken to the streets to register their displeasure with the ruling government. Ghana, like many countries in Africa, is accustomed to strikes. Our doctors, nurses and trade unions strike regularly. These are professionals and blue collar workers who rely on the government for their salaries- salaries which are in some cases in arrears of a year or more. The protests of these entities have in recent years become little more than white noise. The government merely yawns and placates the suffering with more platitudes and promises.
We're used to things not working in Ghana, and for any African who lives north of the Limpopo, a lot of our social ills mirror each other, irrespective of the country of our residence or birth. Similarly, we who find ourselves in the 'middle class' deal with the ineptitude of our leadership in the same way. We find private solutions to public problems. If the municipal water and sewage does not reach our homes, we dig boreholes and install septic tanks. Public transportation doesn't come by your house on schedule? No problem! We'll buy a car. Public schools failing abysmally? No worries! I'll send my kids to GIS/HGIC/any one of the new dada ba institutions mushrooming in the metropolis in exchange for exorbitant fees.
The middle class (I personally think it is an elite merchant class) has been functioning in a stupor like this for so long that it does not even realize how their selfish action has had such a negative impact on Ghanaian (or insert your country) society at large. In recent months, Ghana's government has proven that it has the power to sink this ship we call a country entirely, and drown us all with it. This is what made folks who ordinarily are content with shaking their heads and hmmm'ing over a bowl of chilled mangoes at the shame of it all sit up and take notice.
I wasn't there, but like most Ghanaians who have achieved a middle/upper (or lower middle, in my case) class lifestyle and who live abroad, we followed this protest with keen interest. Many of us know those people who took to the streets personally. Many of us commune in the same circles. We were and are also interested in the outcome of this protest – and others like it to follow – because we invest in our country. In 2011, Ghanaians sent $119m in remittances to loved ones back home who otherwise would be unable to afford school fees, or rent, or the cost a funeral. When those dollars and pounds are affected by poor government policy, it affects OUR bottom line as well. Suddenly, your family that was able to survive off of supplemental $200 a month needs an additional $800 a month because inflation is so rampant and the government is threatening to impose a 17.5% VAT on banking services as well!
I love her face. "If you like, try me!"
There are several articles that talk about the genesis and the need for #OccupyFlagStaffHouse. They are all very cerebral in their analysis. It is my job to talk about the more amusing aspects, and there is nothing more comical than the government response to the whole affair.
Before the Occupy protest even began (which was amazingly orchestrated in 48 hours!) the unofficial response by some NDC loyalists was to set up a counter protest at Black Star square. They created this blog on June 29th listing all of the laughable reasons why JD Mahama needs every Ghanaians support. In regards to the recent fuel shortage that wrecked the country, they explain that it is only because of "disagreements" about unpaid monies that led BDCs (bulk oil distribution companies) to cut off our supply. How is this the president's fault, they wonder aloud?
First of all, if you owe me 1.8 billion cedis (or $597,908,970.00, if you will), I'm cuttin' off your supply too. And it's the president's fault because he hired the guy responsible for paying the bill and he didn't do his job. Nepotism in Ghana is a helluva drug!
I was all geared up for a "protest-off" à la Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo, but the group called off their counter protest amid 'security concerns'. I see why. The government sent Afro-Robocops and tanks to meet the Occupiers! Is this how you prepare to greet people who simply want you to do your job? You mean who have ALL these resources but you can't go out and catch the armed robbers terrorizing our country???
Heh. Where did they get the fuel for this tank?
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Can we talk about Hannah Tetteh for just a second?
This is not our first tango with Honorable Hannah, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, here on MOM. Remember when the Chibok girls were kidnapped and we BEGGED for our leadership to show some solidarity with the Nigerian government, just to say "Hey dawg. Boko Haram sucks, and we support you?" She said it was not possible. Protocol did not permit that. 17 hours later president Mahama released a letter that was back dated saying he BEEN sent a letter over to Goodluck n' dem. The woman has proven that she is either 1) clueless, 2) should not have a social media account or 3) all of the above.
If you are going to tweet and comment publicly in your capacity as a Minister of Parliament, mocking the people who fund your comfortable lifestyle with their daily hustle is probably not good form. Don't worry. She was dealt with quite nicely.
Word of advice: If you're going to throw shade, be prepared to have some smothered all over you as well.
Can we also talk about the boo'ing? *snicker*
A flagbearer aspirant of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Stephen Asamoah Boateng was booed by the 'Occupythe Flagstaff House' when he presumed to address the media on the protestors' behalf. He slinked away amid shouts of "No politicians!" and "you are all the same!" It was glorious. Hopefully someone will make a GIF of his walk of shame down the sidewalk.
All was well until the unthinkable happened. They arrested Edward Tagoe, a firebrand entrepreneur who is well-known in influential circles. (I still think you're a misogynist, Edward.) Yei! Come and see panic! One woman living in the country sent me frantic inbox messages talmbout:
"This is why you need to be quiet on social media!"
"These people are just marking themselves for trouble!"
"I'm even crying now. I'll pray for Eddie!"
How. How can a woman of such stature and education be so afraid of her own government? She is not alone. That's what kept so many people who know this country is in a perpetual state of FUBAR at home or in some cases, out of the city altogether. They really do believe their government would punish them for exercising their rights! Edward Tagoe was eventually released and seen taking smiling selfies when he rejoined the protest.
As I hear it, the police tried to bully the protestors, but there were far more heartening stories. Secretly, a number of officers confided that they also support the protests. Things are near unbearable in the country. It's hard, and while Hannah Tetteh & Co sit from their perches taking snapshots of the people they presume to piss on daily, they should remember that we are a people who do not forget.
Ah, it was a glorious day to be a Ghanaian again! To say I was – and am still – so proud is an understatement. Never mind that the news as of today is that government has gone to accept a $156m loan to purchase sanitary pads for girls in rural areas instead of building a sanitary pad factory…*sigh*. Aluta contiua.
Did you join in the protest? Why or why not? What was your favorite part of the day? What hopes do you have for action after this? Or do you think the protests were a waste of time? Is it time for ALL Africans in similar situations to do the same and demand more of their governments? Discuss! ↓
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HomeFarming News'The average farmer will have to pay over €600 in carbon taxes'
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'The average farmer will have to pay over €600 in carbon taxes'
Government figures show that the carbon tax will cost the average household €521 this year, rising to €1,225/year by 2030.
However, over the next eight years to 2030, the government tax will cost average households a "staggering" €7,860 and place "an even greater" cost on farmers, smaller businesses, and transport operators.
That is according to the Rural Independent Group of TDs, who introduced a motion in the Dáil yesterday, which, if passed, would see the scrapping of the carbon tax.
The motion also prohibits the government from reintroducing a carbon tax in any form without passing a democratic referendum.
The group has described the tax as "pernicious and job-destroying" that "penalises" every family and hard-working Irish business, particularly trade-exposed and haulage businesses.
It warned that the tax would remove a total of €760 million from people's pockets this year alone.
Group leader, Mattie Mc Grath, said government will claim that carbon taxes are ring-fenced for climate action policies. However, "we know that that is simply not the case".
In 2021, he claimed the government raised €652 million in carbon taxes in Ireland but ring-fenced only €130 million.
He stated that this shows that the government is spending a "small" portion of carbon taxes on climate action measures.
Cost to farmers
He said carbon tax "punishes" households, farmers, transport operators, and small businesses for using electricity, home heating oil, gas, petrol, diesel, and other fuels.
"It is also a tax that increases the cost of everyday items, especially essential items," he added.
"Meanwhile, the average farmer will have to pay over €600 in carbon taxes this year, to operate the family farm."
"In overall terms, this translates to the government collecting a whopping €64 million in carbon taxes, based on their figures, from farmers' pockets in 2022. Farmers will not receive even one cent back from the government's carbon fund this year."
"If the Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, and Green party government were even half sincere about reducing pressure on energy prices, it would start by scrapping its tax."
Raise revenues
McGrath believes the main purpose of the government's carbon tax is to raise revenues, not lower greenhouse gas emissions.
"The taxation policy has failed, as it has not delivered on the promise of cost-effective emissions reductions."
"Instead, it is causing serious and harmful economic effects that are increasing costs, scaring away investment, and deterring entrepreneurship."
He said the carbon tax indisputably adds to the cost of living, making households and families pay higher electricity and fuel bills, costing businesses more to operate, and raising the prices of everything else."
The deputy claimed that every Irish person's cost of living is unnecessarily higher because of the carbon tax. He said it is a central contributing factor to Ireland's record cost-of-living increases."
"The primary purpose of the carbon tax is to act as a disincentive, which can only be effective if members of the public are using more energy than they require and if alternative options are available."
"However, the tax is not working in Ireland, as many people across all economic sectors are desperately trying to reduce their energy usage and have little to no access to alternatives."
"Average families would be more than €520 better off this year alone, under our proposals to 'axe the tax' rather than under the Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, and Green Party's carbon tax."
"Over the next eight years, households would be almost €8,000 better off under our plan to abolish the carbon tax," he concluded.
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