Help us recognize the best of the best! We will recognize one Teacher of the Year and one Support Staff Person of the Year during our Back to School celebration in August. The recipients of these prestigious awards will be honored for their demonstrated excellence, their dedication to student achievement and success, their positive attitude, their proven leadership skills, and innovative ideas. Click on the nomination form below to submit a nomination. The nomination deadline is May 10, 2019.
Kindergarten registration and screening will take place at Xenia Preschool, 425 Edison Boulevard, on May 21, 22, and 23. Registration appointments are available during these times: May 21 - 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. May 22 - 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. May 23 - 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Spring state testing begins April 8. Check out the testing calendar and some helpful tips for test success.
Xenia Community Schools is in the process of developing IDEA-B Special Education and IDEA Early Childhood Special Education grant allocations for the 2019-2020 school year. Discussion is open to how such funds are spent for special education programming. These funds are allocated for special education students who are eligible for services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Persons interested in having input into the allocation of these funds should contact the Director of Special Education and Pupil Personnel. Submit your comments in writing to Dianna Alliod (daliod@xeniaschools.org) by April 23. All comments will be addressed during the public forum scheduled for Tuesday, April 23, 2019, 5 to 6 p.m. in the Xenia Board of Education Conference Room, 819 Colorado Drive.
Intra-District Open Enrollment for the 2019/2020 school year is open until May 3. Families interested in applying must fill out an application that can be picked up at the Central Office: 819 Colorado Drive. Forms must be turned back into the Central Office. School buildings do not have copies of the forms and cannot accept filled out forms.
Congratulations are in order for the Xenia Community Schools Hall of Honor Class of 2019! Four new members will be honored this year. The Xenia Community Schools Foundation and this year's Presenting Sponsor, Greene Memorial and Soin Hospitals, invite the community to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2019 Hall of Honor inductees: Gary L. Allen, XHS Class of 1961, Educator, Community Volunteer and Role Model; Scott J. Anger, XHS Class of 1981, Law Enforcement Officer and Role Model; Elaine J. Hughes, Retired Nurse, Community and School Volunteer and Role Model and Douglas W. Yates, XHS Class of 1976, Karate Instructor and Competitor and Role Model.
It's a good day to be a Buccaneer! Congratulations to Xenia senior Samari Curtis for being named Ohio Mr. Basketball today by the Associated Press. This is a HUGE honor! Samari is considered the best of the best in the entire state out of a pool of 20,000 players basketball.
Warner Middle School inducted 52 students into the National Junior Honor Society.
Mrs. Rubio's class at Tecumseh Elementary practiced math with brownies, yum! They cut up and divided the brownies to create models of fractions.
March's Kids of Character were recognized by the Board of Education for working hard, being good leaders and role models to their peers, and being responsible. We're proud of these Buccaneer students for being exemplary examples of excellence! Honored at the March Board of Education meeting were: Harper Dolbeer - Xenia Preschool, Cameron Salyers - Arrowood Elementary, Lilly Hallam - Cox Elementary, Stanley Harrison - McKinley Elementary, Eleena Puckett - Shawnee Elementary, Addison Edwards - Tecumseh Elementary, Phoebe Eldridge - Warner Middle School, and Jackson Baker - Xenia High School.
Xenia Community Schools will honor one teacher and one support staff person during the August 2019 Convocation. These awards are based on the employee's dedication to the job, willingness to help colleagues and others, their character, and more. These awards reflect the expectations and high standards we set for Xenia students. The nomination deadline is Friday, April 26, 2019. The winner will be chosen by a Panel of Judges by May 10, 2019.
Healthy sleep habits are tied directly to a child's academic success. Did you know that kids 6 to 12 years old should be getting 9 to 12 hours of sleep a night, and older kids aged 13 to 18 should be getting 8 to 10 hours of sleep each night? Does your child get enough sleep?
It's National School Breakfast Week! Eating a nutritious breakfast helps students fuel up for success in the classroom. We serve a FREE breakfast every weekday here in Xenia to students in grades K through 8. Students who eat breakfast are more likely to maintain a healthy weight, have better concentration and memory, be more alert, and reach higher levels of achievement in reading and math, as well as score higher on standardized tests. In addition, eating breakfast at school lowers rates of absenteeism and tardiness and also improves a child's overall dietary intake. Xenia students can choose from a variety of healthy choices each morning including fruits, yogurt, bagels, cereal, muffins, and waffles.
Students may be aware of a dangerous viral trend that encourages them to participate in a "challenge" or "game" to avoid being "cursed." There are reports that the challenge appears in videos on social media geared toward children. While there is no concrete evidence that these videos have harmed children, parents should be aware of these, and other, potential dangerous situations on social media, and to constantly be vigilant of the dangers lurking online.
Last Friday the Board of Education named Carolyn Huber as Interim Treasurer, this comes after the resignation of Eric Soltis.
Warner Middle School is participating in the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Pennies for Patients program, a service-learning program that gives students the unique experience of working together to help raise awareness and funds in honor of thousands of children and adults fighting against blood cancers. We are asking that everyone (students, faculty, parents, etc.) at WMS join in this effort of raising awareness and collecting funds to benefit the mission of LLS: to find cures for blood cancers and to improve the quality of life for patients and their families.
Fourth graders at McKinley organized a "Hearts of Kindness" sharing project. Students were given a chocolate heart to share with someone in need of a smile, someone who would appreciate a kind word, or someone who needed to hear, "I'm so glad to have you in my life."
Last Tuesday and Friday visitors from Sinclair's National UAS team spoke to Warner's sixth grade classes about uses of Unmanned Aerial Systems in our area, potential careers associated with UAS's, and educational opportunities in the field through Sinclair. Every sixth grader also got to try their hand at flying a hexacoptor drone in the UAS simulator, the same simulator that is also used for training college students in the field.
Tecumseh kindergarten students took a community field trip to Elmcroft Nursing Home last week. Students learned new songs and rehearsed them over several days in preparation of their visit. The students performed songs for the residents and they read books together. They even gave each resident a small stuffed toy as a Valentine gift.
Second Quarter Honor Roll Lists for each school.
Last week Xenia students celebrated the 100th day of school! At Cox Elementary, students dressed up as if they were 100 years old. They also counted 100 pieces of cereal and strung necklaces. At McKinley Elementary students made a 100th day snack and came up with 100 clues to describe the contents of a mystery box. At Arrowood Elementary students wore shirts decorated with 100s and had a fashion show, complete with a red carpet.
Students in Tammy Busch's Second Grade class have been researching and learning about famous Americans. They dressed up like their famous American, wrote a letter to the class sharing important information about that person's life, presented a time line, a picture, and a poster. The kids really enjoyed sharing their learning experience with their parents and their classmates. Their projects are displayed in the hallway.
February's Kids of Character were honored at the Board of Education meeting last week. These students are all exemplary examples of excellence. We're proud of each and every one: Ava Holston from Arrowood, Kade King from Cox, Kayle Norfleet from McKinley, Cecil Piner from Shawnee, Landen Moorman from Tecumseh, Trinity Wiley from Warner, and Bristyl Dean from Xenia High School.
Last week kindergarten students at Arrowood Elementary learned all about SHARKS and they were even able to pet a shark! 🎵Baby shark, do do do do do doooo 🎵 Through a grant from The Wave Foundation,The Newport Aquarium brings their "Wave on Wheels" animal outreach program to local students. Students are able to see and touch exotic animals up close and personal. The travelling shark display is a "touch cart" and it is the only one of its kind in the United States. The lessons also include important information about aquatic life conservation. What a great learning opportunity for our students!
Seventh grade gifted students have been learning about the history of slavery. They read a fictional novel, studied the Emancipation Proclamation, and learned about the Civil Rights movement. The theme of the unit is called "Hope in Difficult Times."
Yesterday law enforcement officers from Xenia, Beavercreek, Cedarville, Centerville and Jamestown Police Departments sat with Tecumseh Elementary students and listened as they read books to them.
Eight Xenia students were recognized during the January 14, 2019 Board of Education meeting as "Kids of Character." These students show academic integrity, responsibility, and a positive attitude. Honored were: Thomas Leightenheimer, Lacie Murnahan, Alexia Barlow, Gracie Neff, Anna Welch, Kyndall Howard, Kymari Sanford, and Samari Curtis.
Warner Middle School students participated in "Reality Day" which is a financial literacy program that combines creative community efforts with students' classroom learning about continuing education, job-hunting, budgeting, the tax system, and more.
Research has shown that the traditional classroom set up - of rows of desks and chairs - doesn't work best for all students. Mrs. Pagett's first grade class at McKinley started the new year by implementing full flexible seating.
SCIENCE FAIR JUDGES NEEDED! The 2019 Xenia High School Science Fair will be held on February 22, 2019 during three class periods in the XHS Library.
Today the Xenia Community Schools Board of Education appointed Mrs. Tamara Spahr Bartley to the one year seat vacated by the death of William "Bill" Spahr. Mrs. Bartley is the daughter of the late Mr. Spahr.
Last Thursday, members of Warner's National Junior Honor Society filled stockings with toys and handmade cards for Xenia's elementary-age students, to provide a little holiday cheer to younger students in need. This project started as an idea two years ago and has grown into an impactful service project, carried on in honor of Garrett Howison, a classmate who passed away.
Students of Character were honored at the December 10 Board of Education meeting. Pictured with Board President Cheryl Marcus and Superintendent Dr. Gabriel Lofton are: Cambi Perry from Xenia Preschool, Samari Grooms from Arrowood, Trent Mitchell from Cox, Azalynn Mira from McKinley, Soraya Evege from Shawnee, Ra'Shaud Smith from Tecumseh, Reed Scarborough from Warner Middle, and Annuziata Palmer from Xenia High.
Xenia High School students making a big impact! On December 13 members of Student Council delivered gift bags to cancer patients at four local hospitals: Soin Medical Center, Dayton Children's Hospital, Kettering Medical Center, and Miami Valley Hospital South.
On December 6, 2018, there was a vacancy on the Xenia Community Schools Board of Education due to a Board member's death. The remaining four members of the Board are required to appoint a replacement to fill this vacancy within thirty (30) days (O.R.C. 3313.85). The newly appointed member will serve for the remaining unexpired term that will end on December 31, 2019. Letters of interest will be accepted until 4:00 p.m. on December 21, 2018.
Students in Mrs. Kelly's fifth grade class at Shawnee Elementary are learning how flora and fauna live in their natural habitats. They researched the purpose of the major biomes on earth and learned how populations interact with their surroundings. Then they created biome examples of a desert, tundra, savanna, grassland, tropical rain forest, deciduous forest, and a coniferous forest. Check out their great work!
On December 6, 2018, Xenia Board of Education member William Spahr passed away. Mr. Spahr leaves a legacy of dedicated service to his community and an unrelenting commitment to supporting students during his 40-year career in education.
November's Kids of Character exemplify responsibility, academic integrity, positivity, and respect. They are: Silas Currier from Xenia Preschool, Wyatt Long from Arrowood Elementary, Elijah Roseman from Cox Elementary, Matthew Long from McKinley Elementary, Kylee Luckett from Shawnee Elementary, Rachel Graham from Tecumseh Elementary, Gavin McManus from Warner Middle School, and Rebecca West from Xenia High School.
Xenia High School's Student Council is collecting donations and raising funds for their Baskets for Battle service project. The students are making bags filled with resourceful items that cancer patients can use during their chemotherapy treatments. How can you help? Eat at Chipotle Tuesday from 4-8 p.m., show this flyer, and proceeds will be donated to their cause! And/or you can donate items for the baskets.
Ms. Kern's third grade class at Cox Elementary conducted a character study on Pete the Cat, the main character in a series of books by author Eric Litwin and illustrator James Dean. The students read several books about Pete and used adjectives to describe his character traits. They also discussed how the character changed in each of the books.
Mrs. Burke's Language Arts classes at McKinley Elementary have begun their research unit on Abraham Lincoln. Students started off by inferring; they took a "quote walk" to making inferences about Lincoln and what type of person he was. They will continue their study throughout the coming weeks.
The following Xenia High School Students received high honors for the first quarter.
The following Warner Middle School students received high honors for the first quarter.
The following McKinley Elementary Students received high honors for the first quarter.
The following Arrowood Elementary Students received high honors for the first quarter.
Mrs. Greenberg's ninth grade Honors English class at Warner Middle School studied the holocaust. In their studies, students read nonfiction articles about facts and history of the holocaust.
Third grade gifted students participated in Pumpkin Palooza at Cox Elementary October 25. They rotated around stations to test their mathematics and reading skills.
Trunk or Treat is October 30 from 6-8 p.m. at Shawnee Elementary School.
October's Kids of Character were honored for their academic strengths, their school spirit, and their willingness to give it their all.
The Wright Stuff Rocketeers and Ron Stauffer from the Air Force Research Laboratory visited Warner Middle School to educate Flight & Space Class students about rocketry and to demonstrate rocket launches.
Kindergarten students at Cox Elementary studied the life cycle of monarch butterflies.
Eight Buccaneers were honored at the September Board of Education meeting for displaying exemplary character.
Children from families whose annual income is at or below the Federal Guidelines are eligible for free and reduced price meals. Application forms are being distributed to all homes in a letter to parents or guardians. To apply for free and reduced-price benefits, households should fill out the application and return it to the school. Additional copies are available at the principal's office in each school.
School fees and prepaid lunch payments can be made using a debit or credit card at any of our school buildings. As in the past, you can make payments using the online PayForIt site as well.
Today was the first day of the Summer Reading Bus!


In his trilogy, "Youth Behind Bars," Iranian filmmaker, Mehrdad Oskouei exposes the lost innocence of juveniles incarcerated in Iranian Correctional Facilities, posing the question of social and civil responsibility for these children. Oskouei's first film in his trilogy, "It's Always Late for Freedom," focuses on young teenage boys, most, lamentably, addicted to drugs, except for one poor Afghan boy who spent 750 Euros trying to enter Iran illegally looking for work to support his widowed mother. Some of the boys have been arrested for theft, and others for fighting. Nevertheless, Oskouei quickly uncovers the boys' youthful tenderness despite their offenses. As in his second film, the love of soccer unites the boys. Watching a game on TV, they could be any boys in any living room, cheering on their team or nursing fragile disappointments when their teams lose. The film repeats the motif of continual flux, as boys arrive in and leave the facility, with all of these occasions accompanied by their fearful confused tears. The boys all long for their mothers, and Oskouei captures the mercurial transitions between their attempts at displaying tough, public faces and the realities of frightened boys unprepared to become men. In the longing for their families, the boys act touchingly maternal towards each other. One, a veteran of the process, generously massages a screaming, agonized newcomer throughout the night as he deals with his drug withdrawal. In another particularly endearing scene, the boys share the last drops of hair gel, preening in hopes of possible visitors on their once a week visitation day.
In this first film, Oskouei establishes techniques of quiet interrogation and observation that accentuate jarring content, such as the off-handed, and candid explanation of a 13 year old concerning his addiction to crack. As a side-line observer, Oskouei does not resort to dramatics yet catches the flow of days, and the emotional transitions, as well as the perpetual waves of new arrivals who inspire such intense empathy in these lost boys. Their days consist of their chores, religious instruction, and soccer. Still boys, they dance and sing together, dream of getting married, take art classes, and erupt into bursts of aggression against each other. The viewer may be surprised by the relative comfort of this Iranian facility, yet their families, their government, and their society have failed to provide the survival skills these boys need. They have the sense to wonder how they can "turn their lives around," yet no one offers them answers. They leave the facilities terrified that they will only face more beatings, emotional and economic abuse, and may succumb to the enticement of drugs. Oskouei's unobtrusive camera follows several young inmates out the doors as the new ones enter, suggesting the magnitude of this costly social problem.
Uncovering the roots of the issues depicted in his first film, Oskouei also begins his second film, "Last Days of Winter," with a scene showing a boy having his head shaved, followed by clips of a group of seven young boys playing soccer in what looks like an ordinary afternoon of play marred with just a few flashes of testosterone that require mitigation by the attending adults. These young boys face incarceration for stealing bikes, cell phones, or sheep to support their drug habits, and sometimes those of their families, if those families have not already abandoned them. After the initial shock of an eight year old drug addict, the camera reiterates the innocence of these young boys, introducing the added complication of their low self-esteem and convictions that they are "no good." Although one boy refuses to speak of his case, most show themselves to be untutored poets and philosophers, telling their unadorned, yet shocking stories of hardship to a quietly and persistent questioning by Oskouei. When one wide-eyed boy tries to clarify his story, he asks "Why would I lie?" Another boy maturely explains that one "loses his dignity to drugs," while another confides that he does not fear "death but [remains] afraid of life." Later another boy wonders if God will decide "to keep his warm hands on his cold shoulders." The boys frequently reference their faith in God, a faith they have miraculously managed to maintain despite their short and violent histories.
Oskoeui's lens never loses sight of the inherent innocence of these young boys, who care for each other, and laugh and dance together. Yet the boys only truly confide in their dolls or stuffed animals, which they carry around with them. Lying on their neat dormitory beds, these convicted thieves nervously and tearfully reflect on life, or sleep cuddled up with their toys. The scenes leave viewers both troubled and relieved, troubled by the circumstances which brought these boys, all of whom painfully miss their families, to this institution, but relieved that the Iranian government has provided some respite for them. As if instinctively acting as their own psychological therapists, the boys uncannily re-enact the court scenes which ripped them away from their families. In contrast, on a field trip to the Caspian Sea, the boys sing on the bus, play in the sand, and show their genuine capacity for humor and joy. Here, while Oskouei's camera normally maintains a banality of film technique in order to contrast with the boy's expressions of sorrow, on this exceptional field trip, the filmmaker allows himself more artistic shots on the beach and in the forest which illustrate the painful sense of isolation which haunts the boys. The "Last Days of Winter" records the lost days of seven springs, documenting in a straight-forward manner the heavy price that poverty has exacted on these boys and their society.
Oskouei finishes his bleak vision of Iranian youth with in his third film, "Starless Dreams," which documents the incarcerations of young girls under the age of 18. Like the boys, the film shows these virginal girls playing in the snow and building a snowman. However, despite their shared camaraderie, the girls differ from the boys in their mature cynicism, and the sophisticated violence of their crimes. Although they too desperately miss their siblings, and, in some cases even their own babies, the girls do not generally miss their parents. Two of them express remorse over beating their mothers for drug money, while another calmly justifies her patricide. Clothed with the innocence of youth and their modest hijabs, the girls clearly show shame when they confess that a Sheikh, uncle or father "bothered" them. Found guilty of armed robbery, stabbing people or prostitution, many of these girls look upon their incarcerations as a respite from the streets and their unnamed "mentors." Their clear faces appear in sharp contrast to their tales of crystal meth and crack cocaine addiction. Still, like the boys, they also spontaneously break into sad songs, or joyfully dance together. To celebrate the New Year, they decorate their dorm, and clean their rugs. In quieter moments, they comfort each other with a compassionate understanding.
Upon being released to her father's sole custody, one girl tearfully begs to call her mother, only to be told that "Once out that door, she is no longer her problem." (One wishes Oskouei would do a documentary on the care givers of these lost children). As she rides off with her father, the filmmaker leaves the girl's future a mystery.
In his film trilogy, Oskouei has perfected his unobtrusive camera technique to disclose the heartbreak of these young Iranians, as well as the harsh failures of their families and their society, which have failed to protect these innocent souls. His moving work will be of interest to human rights advocates, as well as those working with troubled juveniles, and youthful victims of drug abuse. All three films will leave even the most hard-hearted of viewers mourning the crimes committed against these children, and the broken promises of their lives.
Artwork source Al Jadid. (From left to right) Top: Stills from "Starless Dreams"; Bottom: Still from "The Last Days of Winter" and "It's Always Late for Freedom," courtesy of Cinema Guild.
This article appeared in Al Jadid Magazine, Vol. 21, No. 72, 2017.


The report "Feed Phytobiotics: Global Market Intelligence (2012-2021)" provides market intelligence on the different market segments, based on source, function, application, and geography. Market size and forecast (2012-2021) has been provided in the report. The primary objectives of this report are to provide 1) comprehensive global market intelligence through detailed segmentation, 2) market size and forecasts, growth rates, market dynamics, industry structure and developments, market situation, trends, 3) detailed analysis of current dynamics and trends, key market players, and strategies in the market, 4) detailed value chain analysis and review of growth factors essential for the existing market players and new entrants, 5) provide emerging opportunities in the market and the future impact of major drivers and restraints of the market and, 6) support decision makers in making cost-effective business decisions.
In our market size and forecast determination efforts, an extensive secondary research was initially completed to gain a good perspective of the market in each region. Extensive primary research was also carried out by interviewing the key executives from the industry. These interviews helped us to fill-in the data gaps after secondary research. Several secondary sources such as encyclopedia, directories, and databases have been used to identify and collect information useful for this extensive techno-commercial study. The respondents– selected experts from manufacturers and selected suppliers - have been interviewed to obtain and verify critical information as well as to assess the future prospects. The usage of obtained information is based on the perceived reliability by the research team. In many cases, a combination of several sources was used. Sprout Intelligence provides an in-depth analysis of the market segmentation, which is a critical element of the market intelligence reports at Sprout Intelligence.
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CPA Prep REG
REG Chapter 1 Part 2: Internal Revenue Code and Regulations related to tax return preparers
Ethics part 2, get ready for some knowledge
Welcome to part 2 of ethics. Here is some stuff you'll need to know:
Recall who is a tax return preparer
Recall situations that would result in federal tax return preparer penalties
Apply potential federal tax return preparer penalties given a specific scenario
Who is a Tax Return Preparer (TRP)?
A tax return preparer is anyone who:
Prepares for compensation
Employs one or more persons to prepare for compensation
Prepares all or a substantial portion of any return
Claims a refund of tax under the Internal Revenue Code
This is especially broad so you'll know a TRP when you see one.
Signing vs Non-signing TRP
Signing – they bear primary responsibility over the return (usually the partner or manager). They actually sign their name on the return as the preparer.
Non-signing – the person who actually prepared the return or a substantial portion of the return even though they don't sign the return. Easy right?
Substantial Portion
Signing tax return preparers always bear responsibility for the tax return but non-signing tax prepares have some exceptions.
General rule: You're not a non-signing tax return preparer if the schedule, entry, or other portion of the return or claim for refund involves amounts of gross income, amounts of deductions, or amounts on the basis of which credits are determined that are:
Less than $10,000, or
Less than $400,000 and also less than 20 percent of the gross income as shown on the return or claim for refund (or, for an individual, the individual's adjusted gross income).
What does that all mean? Basically if you fill out a form that has $10,000 or more in deductions then you're a TRP. Although if the deduction is more than $10,000 but less than 20% of total income then you're not a TRP.
You're Not a TRP If…
An official or employee of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) performing official duties
Any individual who provides tax assistance under a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program established by the IRS, but only with respect to those returns prepared as part of the VITA program.
An individual providing only typing, reproduction, or other mechanical assistance in the preparation of a return or claim for refund.
An individual preparing a return or claim for refund for a trust, estate, or other entity of which the individual either is a fiduciary or is an officer, general partner, or employee of the fiduciary.
I wouldn't worry too much about this so don't try to memorize too much. My sources are listed here.
TRP Penalties
No easy way to do this so I'm just going to list some penalties and how they impact TRPs.
1) Understatement of taxpayer's liability by tax return preparer.
The penalty is the greater of $1,000 or 50% of the income derived by the tax return preparer with respect to the return or claim for refund.
2) Promoting abusive tax shelters
The penalty is for a promoter of an abusive tax shelter and is generally equal to $1,000 for each organization or sale of an abusive plan or arrangement.
3) Penalties for aiding and abetting understatement of tax liability
The penalty is $1,000 ($10,000 if the conduct relates to a corporation's tax return) for aiding and abetting in an understatement of a tax liability.
4) Disclosure or use of information by preparers of returns
The penalty is $250 for each unauthorized disclosure or use of information furnished for, or in connection with, the preparation of a return. The maximum penalty on any person shall not exceed $10,000 in a calendar year.
5) Fraudulent returns, statements, or other documents
Guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, a fine of not more than $10,000 ($50,000 in the case of a corporation), imprisonment of not more than one year, or both.
There are a bunch more so instead of listing all of them out I'll share the link with you here. This is a lot to memorize but it's something you'll have to do. When in doubt it's probably a $1,000 penalty per wrongdoing.
Who is a TRP – you'll know one when you see one. Most people who touch a tax return are a tax return preparer (unless you meet that one exception).
What are some tax return preparer penalties? See above, when in doubt it's probably $1,000 per offense.
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1 comment on "REG Chapter 1 Part 2: Internal Revenue Code and Regulations related to tax return preparers"
Parth Sunger
Hi Jeremias
Read your article.It has been presented in a very lucid way.
Thank you so much for posting this!

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Roberto Nunez, who shot and killed three others in a parked BMW during a drug deal gone bad near Columbia University last year received the harshest sentence yet in State Supreme Court Justice Thomas A. Farber's eighteen years on the bench: Life in prison without the possibility of parole. "I have never imposed a sentence that would guarantee somebody would spend the rest of his life in jail," the judge said. But he figured gunning down three people in cold blood merited it.


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Anderson, Candace
Local folk singer Candace Anderson received support in 1984 from the Kalamazoo County Historical Society, the Michigan Council of the Humanities and the Outstate Equity Fund through the State of Michigan to write and perform songs on women in Michigan history. She held both public and school performances in 1985 around the State and produced an album distributed statewide.
Candace Anderson Record
Scope and Contents Candace Anderson and others found information about women in Michigan History through diaries, letters and other secondary sources. The women she included were Madame Magdelaine LaFramboise, Pamela Thomas, Sojourner Truth, Mary Wallace, Madelon Stockwell Turner, Jenny Justine Jokala, Viola Corrigan and Josephine Casey. The back cover lists the other artists that aided her in the production of this record. A1 Madame Madelaine La Framboise ...
Found in: Western Michigan University Archives & Regional History Collections / Candace Anderson Record


Not only does it go right through a block, it also goes right through a counter, however that's not everything, this attack is Jaguars most damaging single hit attack and can be fragmented/facespammed into without much trouble.
While i honestly havent seriously tried this with the slower pilots, on the few test runs i did do with slower pilots it was severely more difficult to get the combo working, so high aggility is a big pro.
*1 = Walk a light bit forward.
The problem is i still have an pletorea of attacks left that i'm not too sure of how and where to use, for example the concussion cannon, the fRP, and the other ground light attacks, even though those are quite easily addable at the end, the same goes for the leap and the BD.
Can anyone help in further developing this combo? If so, how.
j.OT, a.(f)Evade, a.LK, LK, RK, LP, j.fLK, a.fLP, a.fRP, a.LP, j.RP, a.fRK, a.RK, fLK, fLP, fRK, (LP)Leap, BeserkerDash.
Now i'm pretty sure adding the concussion canon should be possible, and the fRP should be doable aswell, but quite honestly i cant find ways how to do it, if i could make the victom end up a little higher into the air after the last juggle, i should be abled to squeze in LCC followed by fRP > fLK, than fRK > fLP > leap, would be as good as i can imagine it, a.fRP sets the opponent slightly higher into the air, however thus far it seems to be required in the first part of the juggle.
j.OT, a.(f)Evade, a.LK, LK, RK, LP, j.fLK, a.RK, a.LP, j.RP, a.fRK, a.fLP, a.fRP, fLP, fRP, fLK, fRK, (LP)Leap, BeserkerDash.
The only attack that should be add-able would be the concussion cannon, but thus far i haven't been succesful in doing that.
Blah, i feel stupid for not finding this out earlier, however, but!
j.OT, a.(f)LK, LK, RK, LP, j.fLK, a.RK, a.LP, j.RP, a.fRK, a.fLP, a.fRP, (L)ConcussionCannon, fLP, fRP, fLK, fRK, (L)Leap, BeserkerDash.
Yeah, I did a combo with 2 OT's in it too once...Really now clue how though.
Try using Velocity, i'v noticed this combo tends to be a real [filtered] about speed.
I'm guessing your's frags between fRP and fLP?
hey TUF, every time i try the jRP in your combo, it doesnt seem to hit... any suggestions?
you only need to touch forward for a second, and it's deifnitly whiny about the right speed the pilot has.
I like it. That is hot. Unblockable fragments are crazy. I haven't played since september so I'm still pretty rusty, but it seems to work well. I was using Xante and could get the OT link to work pretty consistently.
For those of you having trouble, remember you can hold evade while double tapping, you don't have to double tap and then press evade. Hold evade as soon as you start the OT and start tapping madly forward; this will get you used to the timing for the evade. Once you get used to it, follow up with alk as soon as you can.
It's esspecially nice cause you can do stuff like this right after a beserker dash (because most people still don't defend themselves from the BD evade), something like.
(putting every "fragment" of the combo into 1 bracket. As a matter of fact, i think i'll use that way of writing fragmented combos from now on.


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Q: SSMS 18 & VS Community 2019 not recognizing that SSIS is installed I have a new installation of SQL Server 2019, VS Community 2019 and SSMS 18.5 on Windows Server 2019.  I use a stored procedure in SQL to call a DTS package to pull data from an offsite database to our local SQL Server.  I have installed VS2019 with SSDT and then added the SSIS Projects extension. When I execute the stored procedure in SSMS I get the following errors.

Description: The registry key "SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID{692A88CF-7641-45B7-8E01-7BEE602D40EE}\DTSInfo" cannot be opened.
  End Warning
  Warning: 2020-05-06 10:49:38.42
     Code: 0x8004801E
     Source: Data Flow Task 1 Data Flow Task 1 (SSIS.Pipeline)
     Description: Cannot find the "CurrentVersion" value for component {692A88CF-7641-45B7-8E01-7BEE602D40EE}. The CurrentVersion value for the component cannot be located. This error occurs if the component has not set its registry information to contain a
  CurrentVersion value in the DTSInfo section. This message occurs during component development, or when the component is used in a package, if the component is not registered properly.
  End Warning

I have uninstalled VS and SSIS Projects twice to try and correct any registration issues with no change in results.  In fact it's worse.  VS seems to be confused about the state of SSIS; see image.  I've check About Visual Studio and it shows SQL Server Data Tools v16.0.62003.05170 and SQL Server Integration Services v15.0.2000.94.  SSIS shows up as an installed program on the server.  I have rebuilt the package completely from scratch in VS 2019 and get the same errors.

Any help is appreciated

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In this vision that was given to Nita back in 1989, seems to match up with what a lot of other prophetic voices have heard. Looking at the tsunami visions, and the New Madrid fault visions and dreams, and not to mention California and the whole west coast prophecies, it seems to me what Nita saw was pretty accurate. She mentions in her vision that she does not know WHY certain areas on the map in black "disappear", and it isn't necessary that they fall into the ocean, she says. That part of the vision was not revealed. Scroll to the end of the post to find Nita's website, along with many of her other prophecies over the years.
The Vision: On January 27, 1989, I had been in a spirit of prayer all night and was finally just starting to dose off to sleep. Suddenly, I was fully awakened by a vision of a map of the United States. It was not a vision in my head but was what some call an open vision out in front of me.
The map was in a silvery light and was completely sectioned off into states. just as suddenly as it had appeared, I heard a voice, as robust as the sound of many waters yet with great intensity, begin to give directions.
Starting with the West Coast, the voice would speak and that same silvery light would shoot down from the direction of heaven like a laser beam onto the map. The light would follow the path directed by the voice and then effects would follow as I will explain. First, the voice cried out-'The West Coast, California, Oregon and Washington, starting from the southern most tip all the way up to Seattle, will suffer natural disasters, such as earthquakes, floods and fire, and enemy attack. "The line shot up the map taking most of California and leaving only a small section that bordered on Arizona and Nevada. It went up through Oregon taking about half of that state and then on up through Washington, taking about one-third of that state, then out toward the ocean through Seattle. The minute the line touched Seattle, everything west of the line disappeared.
The voice then cried out, "Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois will suffer natural disasters, such as floods, earthquakes and tornadoes, and enemy attack. Immediately, this line started at about where Lansing, Michigan, is and fanned down in what became two lines going south first. Then one line swung back up easterly through Ohio, going out over the Great Lake Erie through Cleveland. The other line swung down through Indiana and then headed back up northwesterly and went out into the Great Lake Michigan up by the way of the northeast corner of Illinois and out through Chicago. When it was done, it looked like two "u"s side by side. This affected areas all through the region, for instance, as far east as Detroit and easterly in Michigan to the Great Lake itself on the west. The whole southern part of the glove experienced cataclysmic results.
Next, the voice called out, "Most of Louisiana and all of Texas will suffer natural disasters, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and enemy attack. "The line shot up through New Orleans east of Baton Rouge, up through Shreveport in a kind of wiggly way then cut off all of Texas. Texas disappeared. Louisiana experienced devastation but didn't disappear.
I was ready for this to end, yet the Lord continued.- New York down through Pennsylvania, the Virginias, the eastern Part of Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida will suffer natural disasters of every kind, hurricanes, flooding, earthquakes, etc. and enemy attack. Then everything that was east of the line disappeared.
The Lord continued, "The Grand Canyon will suffer natural disasters. "The line seemed to start at the bottom of the Grand Canyon heading northerly straight up to Montana through Yellowstone. This was also accompanied by cataclysmic disasters like floods, earthquakes, volcanoes, and fires. This affected a substantial area, including Arizona, Utah, western parts of Wyoming, the eastern tip of Idaho and southwestern part of Montana. The regions did not disappear, but experienced utter catastrophe.
Then Missouri, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, West Tennessee, Kentucky, and on it went. There were severe heat waves, hailstorms, energy blackouts, severe snow and ice storms as well as extreme arctic cold spells to the loss of many lives. I saw it so often occur in some the least likely areas. Famines, pestilence, plagues, and more.
I was so dumbstruck that I felt numb, even bruised. It was hard for me to pull it all together in my mind. I just sat there in shock. Finally, I realized if I didn't write it down, I'd lose a lot of it as there was so much detail. So I wrote what I could remember. Some states, such as New Mexico, were lost from my memory. I couldn't remember what happened to them, so I didn't record it.
I distinctly remember, however, that the only part of the US that was not devastated was the Central United States, a region basically west of the Missouri River, as I have indicated on the map. I also realized that many of the things that would begin happening immediately would be of an unusual nature, such as natural disasters that would seem improbable or even impossible, at least for that particular geographical area.
I was instructed that this sequence of events would start immediately, picking up momentum with time until eventually the succession would be happening with gunshot rapidity, until all fulfilled. It's important to understand that the natural disasters did not specifically follow "the lines", but the lines seemed to indicate the borders of the severely affected areas. The only one exception was the line that went up through the Grand Canyon north to Montana. In that case, the line seemed to symbolize the central core of action with a radiating aftermath both to the east and west. I saw natural disasters in Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands followed by warheads.
These disasters have already begun, just as He said they would. Since that vision, there have been two earthquakes in California, terrible fires, a hurricane on the East Coast that did what all the meteorologists said could never happen. The storm entered inland through Charleston, South Carolina, went north and headed back into the ocean through New York. Flooding for the first time in history was recorded in a community in northern Ohio resulting in unusual deaths. Most recently, there was an earthquake near the southern border of Missouri, and floods in the plains, and terrible disaster in Florida from tornados. Those are just a few instances, but hopefully, they're enough to drive the point home. These things are neither freak accidents, as some would have you believe, nor are they just satanic humor on mankind. Church, please realize that the Lord commanded everything that I saw hit the map. He also told me it was part of the sequential calamities which are warnings ultimately leading to full judgment assigned to this country. They are like blinking red lights along the path of judgment-Go back! Stop! Repent! The end is at hand! Will you hear? Will you pray? How in His great mercy would He gladly stop or minimize catastrophe for His praying church!
While the Lord gave birth to America's liberty and planted in her bosom a hope, He promised to be her protective covering if she would meet His conditions. He did not give birth to this sinful and rebellious nation. Although He has given birth to His church, a nation within a nation, He did not give birth to this antagonistic entity we call America. It was the blood, sweat and tears of man that gave it birth. Humanists swam in the womb with this nation and humanists have helped give it birth. They have nurtured it, coddled it and flaunted it as the son of their pride".
On the other hand, it was the church who fought for the right of motherhood. She fought for the right to set up the rules and even discipline the spoiled child when it was bad. But she, alas, has only been "the surrogate mother for a rebellious Ishmael".
And if you say in your [minds and] hearts, How shall we know which words the Lord has not spoken? When a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, if the word does not come to pass or prove true, that is a word which the Lord has not spoken. The prophet has spoken it presumptuously; you shall not be afraid of him. (Deut 18:21 & 22) So we are to judge the word which is spoken in the Lord's name by waiting to see if it comes to pass. If it does, we need to believe it and respond to God's warnings through it.


Seven strategies to energize your meetings.
"Thursday is the best day of the week." With those eight words, the president of Seattle General Toastmasters club, in Washington state, closes our Thursday morning meetings. His unstated premise: These meetings make this day of the week special.
Hyperbole? Sure. But it's no exaggeration to say that Seattle General Toastmasters is a highly successful club. It has operated continually since its founding in 1945. Its roster usually hovers around 30 members and its meetings routinely draw 18 to 20 attendees.
These high-energy meetings, which serve as a valuable tool for turning guests into members, are no accident. Rather, they're the product of the seven strategies our club employs, some, or all, of which other clubs can profit from.
Develop an effective scheduling model.
Your scheduling model should enable the scheduler to assign members to meeting roles fairly and give them sufficient time to prepare for the roles or find replacements.
Our club uses "self-scheduling," which works like this: All club members can access the club's website on Google Docs. Every two months, our scheduler posts a fill-in-the-blank form on the website that asks members to schedule themselves by a cutoff date.
The form covers two months in advance, which in effect gives club members two months' notice of future meeting roles. Members unable to attend a meeting can use the website to indicate their unavailability.
After the cutoff date, the scheduler fills in the blanks with the names of members who didn't schedule themselves or notify the scheduler of meetings they won't attend.
Give participants additional notice of their roles before a meeting.
It happens at every club. A member signs up for a role or speech in an upcoming meeting and forgets about it. This can be particularly troublesome when the forgetful member is a scheduled speaker who then becomes hard-pressed for time to properly prepare a speech. And a poorly prepared speech weakens a meeting.
This is why the Toastmaster should contact everyone on the schedule no less than four or five days before a meeting to confirm that they'll attend the meeting and be prepared to perform their roles. Members should be reminded that if they can't attend a meeting, it's their responsibility to find a replacement for the role they were to play.
Seattle General Toastmasters accomplishes this in two ways. First, after opening the meeting, our president calls on the "early bird," a role our club has created to lead us in some form of physical or mental activity. For example, we may be directed to take a walk around the room or do a yoga stretch. The person holding the early bird role then provides a brief quote or two as food for thought.
High-energy meetings, which serve as a valuable tool for turning guests into members, are no accident.
What typically happens next is the president informs us it's national "something" day or week or month. Let's say it's National Pigs-in-a-Blanket Day. (Honest, there is such a thing.) The president says, "Please stand, state your first and last name, and in a sentence or two tell us why you like or dislike pigs in a blanket." One by one, all present—guests included—stand, state their names and briefly respond to the president's question.
These introductions give members without a role an opportunity to speak. Together with the physical activity, our 7 a.m. meeting is off to good start.
A theme provides structure to a meeting. Virtually all of our club meetings have a theme, which is chosen by the Toastmaster. Themes can be serious (favorite teacher), humorous (dumbest TV series) or quirky (worst teenage date)—it's the Toastmaster's call. From this, the Topicsmaster can create topics tied to the theme.
Before each meeting, our Toastmaster crafts a question he asks of all participants, and during the meeting, each response is woven into each individual introduction.
I've never attended a play or a musical that began on time. But a Toastmasters meeting is not a theatrical event. Failure to start a meeting on time or finish within a certain time frame projects a less-than-professional image of your club. Guests are not impressed by that kind of image.
Also unprofessional is when a speaker or other participant significantly exceeds his or her time limit. At Seattle General Toastmasters, once an individual exceeds the maximum time, our timer strikes a small gong. Wrap up quickly, it warns the offender. Those gonged become ineligible to compete for a first-place ribbon in their role category.
Every Toastmasters club—and Seattle General Toastmasters in no exception—experiences attrition. To remain viable, a club must compensate for member losses by converting guests into members.
When you add a large dose of laughter to a meeting, the event becomes more lively, more fun and, yes, more unforgettable.
Many clubs do a decent job of welcoming guests, but Seattle General Toastmasters enhances the welcome by taking the following steps. First, we offer each guest a chance to participate in Table Topics—no arm-twisting, just a soft sell. Second, at the end of a meeting, we ask guests for their reaction to the meeting. Finally, we explain to guests how manual speeches build speaking skills, and we show them copies of Toastmasters manuals.
As we Toastmasters know, humor is often appropriate—even in a serious speech. So, also, is humor at a Toastmasters meeting. At Seattle General Toastmasters we laugh a lot—some might say we howl. We've found that when you add a large dose of laughter to a meeting, the event becomes more lively, more fun and, yes, more unforgettable.
How do you foster laughter? A good place to start for our club is when the president opens the meeting (See strategy number 3). Another good place is the theme-related introductions the Toastmaster uses when introducing the speakers (See strategy number 4). Another good time to introduce laughter is during Table Topics. But your club needn't follow our template. For example, your club could create a "jokester" role, whose job it is to start each meeting with a joke. Once you start laughing at a Toastmasters meeting, it's hard to stop.
Over time, our club has found that these seven strategies reinforce one another and add valuable energy to our meetings. In turn, the meetings produce a climate of excellence, which leads to improved speeches and evaluations and better meetings. Adopt one or more of these strategies, and before long, your club will be able to say that its meeting day is the best day of the week.
Paul Freeman, ATM a semiretired freelance writer, is a member of the Seattle General Toastmasters club in Seattle, Washington.


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The last time the MA unemployment rate hit 3.3 percent was in April 2001, according to the state labor department.
Last month, the unemployment rate for White women was the lowest of all adult working groups at 3.8 percent, but the participation rate for White women took a step down from 57.5 percent in September to 57.4 percent in October.
"Our worst-case job scenario seems to be unfolding at the worst possible time when the domestic economy is also showing signs of weakness", said Don Klepper-Smith, an economist with DataCore Partners in New Haven and former chief economic advisor to Gov. M. Jodi Rell.
"This month's jobs report demonstrates the strength of Michigan's economy as more private-sector jobs are created and more Michiganders join the labor force".
"Odds are we'll see a full-blown domestic recession before then, which implies that the job high of 1,713,300 set in March 2008 isn't likely to be reached anytime soon", he said.
United Way's signature United Way 2-1-1 program is providing support to address infrastructure and supply challenges to help bring services back to the community. The labor force participation rate for White workers ticked down from 62.9 percent in September to 62.8 percent in October.
According to the new data, there were 670,950 employed and 21,850 unemployed individuals in the state in October, which combines for a total seasonally adjusted labor force of 692,800.
The report expected Friday from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services will show the unemployment rate for October. Gains also were recorded in construction and mining, manufacturing, and financial activities.
Education and Health Services lost 4,100 (-0.5%) jobs over the month.
Leisure and Hospitality lost 1,600 (-0.4%) jobs over the month.
Minnesota officer charged in black man's killing
Cracraft leads No. 23 Washington State over California 56-21
Newlywed Princess Eugenie stuns in reception dress 10/15/2018
Israeli forces kill at least six Palestinians in Gaza 10/14/2018
Manhunt after two Israelis killed at West Bank factory 10/10/2018
McConnell now open to high court nomination in election year 10/09/2018
Pompeo says talks in DPRK productive: S. Korea's Blue House 10/08/2018
Dairy farmers group say they're paying the price to seal trade deal 10/06/2018
Interpol president Meng Hongwei reported missing after trip to China 10/06/2018
Justice Dept. indicts 7 Russian intelligence officers in international hacking scheme 10/05/2018
Sen. Collins says FBI investigation should include Julie Swetnik's allegations 10/05/2018
South China Sea: Chinese warship almost 10/05/2018
The federal government released the numbers after volunteers across the country counted homeless people in their local areas. Most of the people (1,252) were in emergency shelters or transitional housing programs and 135 people were not in shelters.
However, it got widely reported in the global media on Thursday, after the actress filed a police complaint. Sherawat was lucky enough to escape from similar incidents, which also occurred back in India as well.
Francois sharp early in FSU's win over Boston College
ANOTHER RANKED CHALLENGE: Boston College faces its third ranked team, which marks the first time since 2003 that has happened. A 6-yard scoring strike to Auden Tate marked the first time FSU scored on its opening drive since September 24 at USF.
Students Stage Anti-Trump Protests in DC, New York
The protesters caused some disruptions for shoppers and merchants when they headed to a shopping mall. Many said they have relatives and friends in the country illegally who they fear will be deported.
Obama Talks Nationalism In Greece
Some 4,500 Greek police officers are participating in the security operation, together with 300 USA security personnel. The entire site was closed to the public for Obama's visit, which has played out amid stringent security measures.
S. Korea prosecutors want to question president over scandal
The President has already apologized twice, but that has had absolutely no effect on South Koreans who say they feel betrayed. Ms Park, in her second televised apology on Nov 4, said she would accept investigation by prosecutors if necessary.
Police Believe Body Found in NJ Likely That of Missing Connecticut Man
Video captured exclusively by NBC 4 NY shows a man being apprehended at the scene and placed into the back of a police vehicle. Smith is the manager of Terry Connors Ice Rink, what he called Comunale's old stomping grounds where he played youth hockey.
United States slams Israeli bill to legalize wildcat settlements
In all, an estimated 2,500 homes would be affected, while Palestinian landowners would be eligible for compensation. They say the affected residents have lived in these homes for years, sometimes decades, and should not be uprooted.
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New accuser says she witnessed sexual abuses by Brett Kavanaugh9/27/2018
Russia to boost Syrian air defence with S-300 system9/26/2018
European Union to SNUB Trump and continue trading with Tehran9/26/2018
Dallas police officer Amber Guyger fired after fatally shooting neighbor Botham Jean9/25/2018
Mark Judge's lawyer says Federal Bureau of Investigation interview completed10/03/2018
UB40 Want Nothing to Do With Brett Kavanaugh10/03/2018
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Literacy is at the heart of learning, and no one loves reading and books more than school librarians and teachers. 21st century literacy includes the use of technology, providing both print and digital texts for students. How can a culture of reading be created in a building? What resources, strategies, and approaches help students and the school community embrace reading for learning and pleasure. Join INFOhio's first live webinar from the OELMA conference where school librarian and literacy leader Elaine Fultz will share how to create a culture of literacy using digital resources from INFOhio as well as school print collections.
O ne of the biggest obstacles for teachers is time! Wouldn't it be great to have some tools to help maximize your productivity and engage your students? In this workshop we will share resources and tools including standards-aligned lesson search engines, worksheet, quiz, and rubric generators, social bookmarking, and free web 2.0 tools.
Here you'll find the workshop Agenda along with the links for all the tools we will be exploring today. Remember to easily access this site, the shortened URL is: http://goo.gl/PnC4pz.
Expeditions AR will be coming to schools in Fall 2017 as part of the Expeditions Pioneer Program. Interested teachers and schools should sign up below.
John Muir Exhibit This exhibit by the Sierra Club offers the concise story of Muir's life, writings, and works. It includes sounds, video, and text.
Secrets of Easter Island This is a beautiful Web site put together by Nova and PBS. It includes a tour of the island and the game Move a Megalith.
Explore the Estuary If your students are studying the tides, ocean, or water dwellers, this is an excellent site. It includes video tours.
The JASON Project This many-faceted site hopes to "put the thrill of discovery back into the classroom." It offers several different trips, including one that follows a crew living aboard the space station.
Reach the World Sail around the world on a 43-foot sailboat, and meet the crew who did it. You'll find separate centers for teachers and students.
PolarHusky.com This site chronicles the dogsledding expeditions made especially to educate the children of the world.
GOALS: Global Online Adventure Learning Educators developed this Web site to "intrigue you with the adventures, the sciences, the technologies and the underlying laws of nature that make them possible."
Virtual Field Trips If you're looking for a museum trip, here's a list of several available on the Web.
Virtual Field Trips Here's another site where you can create your own field trip or try out other teachers' efforts.
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Q: Python passing arguments and class methods I am missing some understanding here and while I'm certain that this is in the Python documentation somewhere, I simply don't know where to look precisely.
I am trying to understand what is actually happening when I pass an argument to a function.
In other words... am I passing the object itself, am I passing a reference to the object, or am I merely passing the value.
Take the following simple example:
class Test:
    def __init__(self):
        self.val = 0

    def inc(self):
        self.val += 1

    def set(self, val):
        self.val = val

    def __str__(self):
        return str(self.val)

def sub(i,j,k):
    i.inc()
    j += 1
    k = [x+1 for x in k]
    print 'print1',i,j,k
    i.set(5)
    j = 5
    k = [5]*3
    print 'print2',i,j,k
    another(i,j,k)
    print 'print4',i,j,k

def another(l,m,n):
    l.inc()
    m += 1
    n[0] = n[0]+1
    print 'print3',l,m,n

def main():
    a = Test()
    b = 0
    c = [0]*3
    sub(a,b,c)

    print 'print5',a,b,c

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

The output is pretty straight forward...
print1 1 1 [1, 1, 1]
print2 5 5 [5, 5, 5]
print3 6 6 [6, 5, 5]
print4 6 5 [6, 5, 5]
print5 6 0 [0, 0, 0]

I just want to understand what ever fine line I'm somehow crossing here.
I understand that class methods modify the object directly, but that would mean that I'm passing actual object, and not just its value/content. However, that's clearly not true for simple intergers, and even lists, but if I modify a list element, then ... magic ???


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Student debt has become one of America's most serious problems. It's estimated that we have more than $1 trillion – with a T – outstanding in student loans. It's become so bad for individuals that an estimated 10% of recent borrowers defaulted on their loans within two years of graduation. And one in seven went into default within the first three years of required payments. Given these statistics it's no wonder that there is so much information floating around about student loans Unfortunately, not all of it is true. So here to set the record straight are some of the most important facts and myths about student loan debt.
You can get student loan debt forgiven (erased) after 20 years if you work for a public service organization such as the federal, state or city government and have made all your payments as scheduled and on time – but still have a remaining balance. This is called Public Service Loan Forgiveness IPSLF). If you are a teacher you could get up to $17,500 of your loans forgiven after teaching five complete and consecutive years of qualifying teaching service. Click here to learn more about this type of forgiveness.
This pops up on the Internet from time to time and if you're swamped with student debt it could have you singing Hallelujah. However, it is just a myth. It's not only unlikely that a president has the power to do this but if he were to do so, wiping out $1 trillion in debt equals about one-third of the federal budget. This is a huge amount that even if it were spread out over several years and would lead to even bigger deficits, tax increases and budget cuts. You just couldn't wipe out $1 trillion in debt with the stroke of a pen without there being serious consequences.
Six months after you graduated or stopped going to school, you were required to start repaying your loans under 10-Year Standard Repayment. This means you have a fixed monthly payment and 10 years to repay your loans. As an example of what this can mean, if you owed $30,000 at 6.80% your monthly payment would be somewhere in the neighborhood of $340. Your cumulative payments will be about $41,000 and you would pay nearly $11,500 in interest. You could reduce that $340 a month by changing to one of the other six repayment programs available. For instance, there is Graduated Repayment where your payments start out small and then gradually increase every two years. This could be a good choice if you are just starting out in you career but believe your earnings will increase over time.
This is one of the most quoted statistics about student debt but is not exactly the case. A recent study revealed that this number is swelled by the nearly 1.7 million graduate school students that are taking out loans, many for degrees that may or may not lead to better salaries. And the median debt loans for these borrowers grew from $40,209 in 2004 to $57.000 in 2012 and have probably only gotten worse since then.
While Pres. Obama did not sign an executive order forgiving all student loans, he did sign one that made many more people eligible for Pay As You Earn Repayment. This program caps the monthly payments of eligible borrowers at 10% of their disposable income and includes loan forgiveness after 20 years. However, to be eligible for this program you must have had at least one federal student loan that you got on or after October 1, 2011 and no loans prior to October 1, 2007. It is also available only for loans in the Federal Direct Loan program.
The problem with this statement is that even colleges that cost less now cost more. In fact, the average total cost to attend "all institutions" (this includes private, public, four- and two-year schools) increased from $8,438 in 1982 to $19,9339 in 20212 – even after adjusting for inflation. In other words, even if you attend a less expensive college, it will still be expensive and you will likely have to borrow money to pay for it.
First, you cannot get a Federal Direct Consolidation Loan to consolidate both federal and private loans. To do this, you would need to go to a private lender. The reason why you shouldn't do this is because you will lose all the benefits associated with federal loans including loan forgiveness, deferment, cancellation and the ability to switch repayment plans. Instead, you would have a loan with a fixed monthly payment, a fixed term – and no ability to change things if your circumstances were to change dramatically.
It is possible to move to another country to avoid repaying your student loans. If you have an international address, it just makes it a lot more difficult for debt collectors to find you. In fact, collection agencies usually have to hire a third party or international counsel to recoup the money you owe. Since this would cut deeply into their profits they have less of an incentive to find you. However, you would be basically living in exile away from your family and friends and might not ever be able to return to the US.
One study revealed that even after 25 years after graduation the students who borrowed more than $25,000 were less likely to enjoy their work and are less physically and financially fit than those who graduated without debt. In other words, borrowing $25,000 or more to finance you college will have a negative effect on just about all aspects of your life.


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Q: Facebook restfb using jsonObject stopped getting likes count I am using restfb to get the number of likes in an specific post, and it was working well. Somehow, this morning it stopped working, and I didn't change anything in the code.
The problem is on the following line:
posts.get(i).getJsonObject("likes").getString("count"))

After retrieving the posts from a page, when trying to get the number of likes that this post has, I get this:

com.restfb.json.JsonException: JsonObject["count"] not found.

I used Graph API Explorer to see if my search was working and to check if "count" appeared on the results, and it does:
  "likes": {
    "data": [
      {
        "name": "Kobi Parfait",
        "id": "100000605529126"
      },
      {
        "name": "John Foley",
        "id": "100002480987029"
      },
      {
        "name": "Camilla Slima",
        "id": "1267755442"
      },
      {
        "name": "Augustine Paz",
        "id": "677044677"
      }
    ],
    "count": 198648
  },

I don't understand what is going on, can someone help?
Thanks in advance!

A: on your application account you should have received an alert telling you that the functionality of the API is going to change and you need to make the appropriate changes to your code.
this is the blog post
The 'count' field was removed from the object. According to the documentation it was moved to the 'summary' section but it looks like they forgot to do so.
the only way i know to get the number of likes now is to go through all the like objects they give you (only 25 at a time) until you get to the end and count them youself.
edit
have a look at this post, aparently  the 'summary' is within the 'likes' connection for the post object (i havent tried it)


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Book Review "The Girl Who Saw It All"
"The Girl Who Saw It All"
Management Executive and blogger, Rooprashi is an individual brimming with stories. The debutante author, whose debut novel "The Girl Who Saw It All" has made waves across the country seems to possess both compassion and composure, and a capacity for empathy that is clearly reflected in her writing. The Girl Who Saw It All, a coming of age story of love, loss, and learning. The novel revolves around the journey of self-discovery of Aarohi, a young woman who must choose between her friendship and romantic prospects when her best friend unexpectedly professes his love for her.
When her rejection of him ruin both, Aarohi is faced with some difficult choices and forced to see the world differently. Through the course of Aarohi's story, Rooprashi raises some pertinent questions regarding what it means to be a good person in today's world. The novel, through its gentle mix of guidebook-style philosophy, and poetic prose, seems to ask "How do you navigate the difficult pathways of romantic and professional lives? How do you get over someone? Do we find love again after losing it? How do you fulfill those dreams which seem impossible to be achieved?" Despite its brevity, the novel does succeed in answering most of these, as Aarohi and her readers learn more about themselves.
As Aarohi leaves behind her naivete and inexperience, along with the memories that stop her from fulfilling her true potential, her character remains relatable throughout. Her struggles are those that each individual faces and her insecurities are those that each one of us has felt sometime. Rooprashi's simple, accessible prose is presented beautifully despite conveying complex ideas.
The plot, which deals with the themes of relationships, the loss of love and the difficulty of decision making, is complex enough to arouse interest but is simple enough to not be unbelievable. Aarohi's journey, from her initial naivete to her later wisdom, makes her an excellent protagonist. Her story is relatable, her mistakes innocent, and her choices an accurate parallel to many questions we face as humans.
The book doesn't give you 'yes' or 'no' answers to those questions, but it instead helps us understand the nature of the questions better, so we can answer them for ourselves.
Author Rooprashi has fantastic narration skills and chosen an important topic. All the characters, plot, and picturesque presentation has added extra charm. This book has a perfect blend of self -help, and romance. This book can be life changing and will make anyone think about the way we live these days. It will surely stay in your mind and make you introspect for many days after reading.
"A novel that adheres to the conventionally American format of the romantic genre while retaining its distinctive Indian flavour, Rooprashi's debut is a triumph for independent women writers in India, and the grit of both, author and heroine, show that the ladies of Indian Literature are promising indeed."
She has used pretty simple language so that anyone can read and understand it easily. The book is part guidebook, part story; and this format is particularly easy to read. You will find yourself flipping through the whole book, only to finish it and rest easy with the satisfaction of having been told the secrets of a happy life, but without the snooze fest of self-help. Once You start reading it, you would be tempted to finish it one go, but you can very well go back to it again and again to get an insightful understanding of almost every situation which life gets us in. It keeps you quite indulged while going through different scenes. In fact, the entire story is very heart touching and intriguing but there were few scenes when will make you feel extremely overwhelmed.
The book is motivational & you won't forget it so soon. It's going to linger in your mind for a certain amount of time unless you wish to throw yourself in the hands of evil or paths of hell. Hardly, we find any book that aims to lift your spirits or rekindle the spark of encouragement pushing you to the edge of your inner conscience compelling you to walk on the right path of life.
Life is as we're aware of is a spiral of decision clouded by our inner conscience valued by the dilemma we face at every step. A story talks about a girl who pursues her dreams despite all the odds thrown on her path. No matter what challenges are thrown at her, she decides to step up & face destiny head-on.
Every chapter looks so beautiful and inspirational, a true inspiration to everyone who although see big dreams but gets lost in one or the other challenges in life and cannot gather enough courage to reach the skies. Nothing is impossible. It's just a conviction and trust in yourself to reach and achieve the success u aspire for. Also, emotions are so nicely portrayed as if feelings are put down in paper just the way they are.
Overall, the story is pretty simple and something which really happens in real life because the events and everything that was happening is relatable. What really shines in the book though are the motivational and inspirational chapters which run parallelly with the plotline and they are arranged in such a way where they are matched with the main emotion in the previous chapter. So, that is really an interesting factor where the author related the self-help chapters with Aarohi's emotions.
Rather than drowning us in instructions, the book follows the simple and most effective principle of storytelling "show, don't tell", and as we see the story of Aarohi and Rudra unfold, we can feel ourselves grow, too. The book is recommended to readers who enjoy self-help and management style guidebooks. Also, if you're a fan of Indian Romance Writers like Durjoy Datta and Ravinder Singh, you'll love this.
The cover is beautiful & well designed. Language is simple, good & easy to understand. The narration is simple, smooth & effective. This book will definitely make you happy & bring a smile on your face. Isn't happiness is what we're seeking for in our everyday lives?
Well, don't wait! Just go ahead, read it & enjoy it! You can get your copy on Amazon https://www.amazon.in/Girl-Who-Saw-All/dp/9385440497/
About Rooprashi, Author of "The Girl Who Saw It All"
Rooprashi, an HR Professional working with GAIL (India) Ltd., a Maharatna Public-Sector Unit (PSU) is a budding writer. She has an artistic bent of mind since childhood and was involved in many activities in her school and college days. Since, the age of ten, she has been doing stage performances in singing and plays musical instruments like harmonium, piano, and flute. She is also quite active in sports like Table Tennis and has participated in "Artificial Wall Climbing" sport at National Level two times.
While she has always had a keen interest in writing, she never took her chance with it. It was when she became a mother, she felt a strong urge and confidence to write and she wrote a piece "Motherhood- An Ocean Of Feelings" which was published on a few websites. To her surprise, her article, which was shared online on a Facebook page, received amazing reviews and feedbacks. Many people shared her article and commended her on it. Thereafter, she gained her confidence in writing and starting blogging. She loves writing motivational and spiritual pieces as well as quotes. This paved the way to her debut novel 'The Girl Who Saw It All' which is receiving a lot of appreciation from readers across India including Mr. Navjot Singh Sidhu and Mr. Satya Pal Jain (Additional Solicitor General Of India) and has received positive coverage from different media (newspapers, Tv, and radio).
For more info on her and updates on her latest articles and books, you can visit her website; www.rooprashi.in
You can also connect with her:
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Instagram- Follow her @rooprashi
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During early ontogeny, visual opsin gene expression in cichlids is influenced by prevailing light regimen. Red light, for example, leads to an early switch from the expression of short‐wavelength sensitive to long‐wavelength sensitive opsins. Here, we address the influence of light deprivation on opsin expression. Individuals reared in constant darkness during the first 14 days post‐hatching (dph) showed a general developmental delay compared with fish reared under a 12:12 hr light–dark cycle (control group). Several characters including pigmentation patterns and eye development, appeared later in dark‐reared individuals. Quantitative real‐time PCR and fluorescent in situ hybridization at six time points during the 14 days period revealed that fish from the control group expressed opsin genes from 5 dph on and maintained a short‐wavelength sensitive phenotype (sws1, rh2b, and rh2a). Onset of opsin expression in dark‐reared Midas cichlids was delayed by 4 days and visual sensitivity rapidly progressed toward a long‐wavelength sensitive phenotype (sws2b, rh2a, and lws). Shifts in visual sensitivities toward longer wavelengths are mediated by thyroid hormone (TH) in many vertebrates. Compared to control fish, dark‐reared individuals showed elevated dio3 expression levels ‐ a validated proxy for TH concentration ‐ suggesting higher circulating TH levels. Despite decelerated overall development, ontogeny of opsin gene expression was accelerated, resulting in retinae with long‐wavelength shifted predicted sensitivities compared to light‐reared individuals. Indirect evidence suggests that this was due to altered TH metabolism.


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FUJIFILM Corporation is pleased to announce the development of the latest version of its proprietary image enhancement technology, Image Intelligence Version 4.0, at Photokina 2010. This upgrade version is able to faithfully reproduce the finest textures and details of the subject being photographed, from the subtle contours contained in the exterior of buildings and geological features to the transparency of a single drop of water and even the brilliant shimmering of a wedding dress. It further enhances the capability for photographic subject analysis and high fidelity reproductions, and can be integrated with xerographic systems to provide Photobook and other value-added products. Since its foundation over 75 years ago, Fujifilm has constantly striven to develop image enhancement technologies that accurately reproduce images of the scenes, feelings and intentions people who have sought to capture in their photos. Image Intelligence technology has been highly acclaimed for its ability to respond to the increasingly sophisticated and diversified demands of users by compensating for such photographic conditions as backlighting, nearby strobe lighting, fluorescent lighting and tungsten lighting. It also features an automatic red-eye correction capability and an image correction function that reproduces high-fidelity skin tones of main photographic subjects. This technology is installed in such Expanding Frontier Solutions devices as dye-sublimation printers or inkjet printers, and users can be sure that they will receive the same high-quality print finishing services at any Fujifilm photo shop they visit. Integrating Image Intelligence Version 4.0 with xerographic systems will greatly enhance the capability to produce prints that capture the feeling of the scene — a capability not possible with existing xerographic systems. Image Intelligence Version 4.0 will enable Fujifilm to create prints rich in expression and contribute to the enhancement of value-added products and increased customer satisfaction. Through the use of Image Intelligence Version 4.0, Fujifilm will be able to offer a further enhanced range of value-added products with outstanding image quality, and contribute to the expansion of the global imaging business.


Plague is genuine bacterial contamination that can be dangerous. Now and again alluded to as the "dark torment," the sickness is caused by a bacterial strain called Yersinia pestis. This bacterium is found in creatures throughout the world and is generally transmitted to people through bugs.The danger of torment is most elevated in territories that have poor sanitation, stuffing, and a vast populace of rodents.In medieval occasions, the torment was in charge of the passings of a large number of individuals in Europe.
Torment is an exceptionally extreme ailment in individuals, especially in its septicaemic (an underlying disease caused by circling microscopic organisms in circulation system) and pneumonic structures, with a case-casualty proportion of 30% to 100% whenever left untreated. The pneumonic shape is perpetually deadly except if treated early. It is particularly infectious and can trigger severe pandemics through individual-to-individual contact utilizing beads noticeable all around.
• the inward breath of respiratory beads/little particles from a patient with pneumonic torment.
Indeed, torment was in charge of across the board pandemics with high mortality. It was known as the "Dark Death" amid the fourteenth century, causing more than 50 million passings in Europe. These days, torment is effortlessly treated with anti-toxins and the utilization of standard safety measures to avert gaining contamination.
Torment is isolated into three principal types — bubonic, septicemic and pneumonic — relying upon which part of your body is included. Signs and manifestations fluctuate contingent upon the sort of torment.
Pneumonic torment advances quickly and may cause respiratory disappointment and stun inside two days of the disease. On the off chance that anti-infection treatment isn't started inside multi-day after signs and side effects initially show up, the contamination is probably going to be deadly.
Torment microscopic organisms are found in little creatures (for instance, rodents or guinea pigs) and their insects in parts of Africa, the Americas and Asia however not in Australia.
The microbes are spread among creatures and people by the nibble of tainted bugs, coordinate contact with contaminated beings, or taking in the microscopic organisms from diseased animals.
 direct contact with discharge from buboes, although this is uncommon.
Affirmation of torment requires lab testing. The best practice is to recognize Y. Pestis from an example of discharge from a bubo, blood or sputum. A particular Y. Various procedures can identify Pestis antigen. One of them is a lab approved quick dipstick test presently broadly utilized in Africa and South America, with the help of WHO.
1 to 7 days. It might be shorter (1 to 4 days) in people who initially create pneumonic torment.
Bubonic torment does not customarily explicitly spread from individual to individual except if there is immediate contact with discharge from buboes.
Pneumonic torment (and pharyngeal torment) is exceptionally irresistible.
Individuals with torment are generally no longer irresistible in the wake of accepting 48 hours of suitable anti-toxin treatment.
The most well-known type of torment is bubonic torment. It's typically contracted when a tainted rat or bug nibbles you. In extremely uncommon cases, you can get the microscopic organisms from a material that has come into contact with a contaminated individual.
Bubonic torment contaminates your lymphatic framework (a piece of the insusceptible framework), irritating your lymph hubs.
At the point when the microscopic organisms enter the circulatory system straightforwardly and increase there, it's known as septicemic torment.
At the point when the microscopic organisms spread to or first taint the lungs, it's known as pneumonic torment — the most deadly type of the infection. When somebody with pneumonic torment hacks, the microbes from their lungs are ousted into the air. Other individuals who inhale that air can likewise build up this exceptionally infectious type of torment, which can prompt a scourge.
Pneumonic torment is the primary type of pain that can be transmitted from individual to individual.
The danger of creating a plague is low. Around the world, just a couple of thousand individuals create torment every year. Be that as it may, your danger of pain can be expanded by where you live and travel, your occupation, and even by a portion of your leisure activities.
• Fill gaps and holes in your home to stop mice, rodents, and squirrels from getting in.
• Clean up your yard. Dispose of heaps of leaves, wood, and rocks where creatures may make their homes.
• Use the bug repellent with DEET to avert insect chomps when you climb or camp.
• Wear gloves on the off chance that you need to contact wild creatures, alive or dead.
• Use bug control showers or different medicines on your pets.
• Don't let outside pets like felines or canines rest in your bed.


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For the 2nd year in a row, I will be participating in the upcoming Biophysical Society 59th Annual Meeting! Please stop by my poster at the exhibit hall on Tuesday Feb. 10th in Baltimore.
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