Hubs and I visited TJ Oyster Bar during the 'Summer of Janice' because I have been hearing rave reviews about their dollar fish tacos on Facebook and via word of mouth. Everyone mentioned that they love coming here so I was interested to see what the hype was. We walked the restaurant on an early weekday afternoon - there was a line, but it went really quick. There was one cash register, a 'kitchen' in the front, a countertop that overlooks the kitchen with seating, a countertop eating area facing the outside window, and, I believe, three tables to sit two people each.
TJ Oyster Bar offers a variety of tacos other than crispy fish, like oyster, shrimp, and even grilled fish tacos. They also serve other specialties like whole fried fish, 'aguachile in molcajete' [raw shrimp in lemon juice and hot chile], oysters in a half shell for a $1.40 each, and traditional burritos. We were here for the tacos!
At the register, I ordered two $0.99 fish tacos, an oyster taco (it is called TJ Oyster Bar.... had to try an oyster taco) [$2.25] and a side of refried beans [$1.50]. Hubby ordered two grilled fish tacos [$1.50 each]. We were lucky enough to grab a table for two since we beat the lunch rush.
As we waited, we noticed a lot of take out orders being placed as the locals know that a seat here would be impossible during peak hours (lunch and dinner time).
The fish tacos come in 'street taco' size. The fish is battered and fried to a crisp, served with chopped cabbage, tomato and crema in a corn tortilla. The batter was light, crunchy, and the fish was deliciously fresh tasting. I could have eaten five of these in one sitting. Although tortilla was small, the fish took up a good portion of the tortilla.
The fried oyster taco looked exactly like the fish with the same toppings, but of course, had a way different flavor. The oyster taste was really good. It tasted like the sea and it was a nice flavor in my mouth. The fried oyster reminded me of the 'kaki fry' I like ordering at my favorite Japanese restaurant Ichiro. $2.25 for one small oyster taco was a bit on the pricey side since you can buy two fish tacos for that amount, but I was very happy that I tried it. It was yum!
The refried beans were good, but nothing spectacular. It was a scoop or two of refried beans placed on a Dixie plate with Monterey Jack cheese on top. I felt like I needed a different flavor other than my tacos and that was the reason why I ordered it. I will just stick to the tacos next time I visit.
Mike's grilled fish tacos were made with a flaky white fish, probably the same they batter and fry, cilantro, chopped onions, and crema. The fish was cooked perfectly and were really tender. They piled on the fish onto one taco! For $1.50 each, if you want to skip the fried goodness, this certainly is a deal too.
The staff is very friendly. The hostess/cashier/server (multi-tasker) asked us if we wanted more tacos for our table as she cleaned up our plates. Wow, pretty cool because it was like, "Eat more and pay later." We had our taco fix so we kindly declined to enable other guests to sit at our table.
I wrote about TJ Oyster Bar on DiegoOnADime.com as one of five 'Cheap Eats in San Diego' [clicky]. I really recommend this place for a quick and affordable meal. Here's a tip... go early, they open at 10:00 AM and enjoy!


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Daniel Hogg Associate
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Daniel is an associate in the firm's projects team. He trained with the firm prior to qualifying in 2017. Daniel has experience working for both public and private sector clients, with a particular focus on rail projects, including franchising issues and rolling stock procurement.
Assisted Abellio with its rolling stock procurement during mobilisation of the West Midlands Franchise.
Supported the drafting of the Welsh Government's bespoke franchise agreement and associated contracts as part of the re-letting of the Wales and Borders franchise and infrastructure improvements relating to electrification and the introduction of light rail in and around Cardiff.
Advised the Welsh Government on its approval of existing rolling stock related contracts and the procurement of new rolling stock by the incoming operator, during its mobilisation of the Wales and Borders franchise.
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Advising train operators on contactless payment smart ticketing arrangements and associated revenue allocations including in the London area.
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UTC Climate, Controls & Security Completes Acquisition of Wipro Limited's EcoEnergy Business Division
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UTC Climate, Controls & Security has successfully completed its planned acquisition of EcoEnergy, Wipro Limited's energy services business division. EcoEnergy, based in Bengaluru, India, is a leading energy management solutions company that optimizes customers' energy consumption by analyzing insights gained from their software-as-a-service platform, big data analytics and domain-centric people and processes. UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a leading provider of heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, is a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE:UTX).
"We are delighted to welcome the EcoEnergy team into UTC Climate, Controls & Security. Their expertise, along with the EcoEnergy energy management platform and services, will further enhance the building analytics capabilities offered to our customers around the world," says Ross Shuster, president, International Operations, UTC Climate, Controls & Security. "With proven energy savings of over 1.5 billion kilowatt-hours to date across 6,000 commercial sites in North America, Europe and Asia, EcoEnergy's domain-centric expertise, technology assets and remote monitoring services strengthen our ability to help customers achieve their energy-saving goals."
Within UTC, EcoEnergy will report to the Automated Logic business under the leadership of business president Mead Rusert. "EcoEnergy is a natural fit with Automated Logic," says Rusert. "We have a shared vision to serve the emerging building energy management services segment and will work closely together to deliver energy-saving solutions to our customers worldwide."
"This transaction will help EcoEnergy continue to serve its customers and enable them to realize the opportunities made possible by the internet of things and big data analytics. Powered by the reach of the UTC Climate, Controls & Security network, we will develop the EcoEnergy brand in wider segments and geographies," says Mansoor Ahmad, vice president, Energy Management Services, EcoEnergy.
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← IHBC's #IHBCNottingham2019, climate and 'managed retreat' in Wales, via CNN: 'UK village considers the unfathomable: tearing itself down before nature does'.
Going to (IHBC's Nottingham) School? Check it out at #IHBCNottingham2019 →
IHBC update: Interested in the politics and presumptions around heritage change? See the chat from the floor on the Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Bill
The Report and 3rd Reading of The Parliamentary Buildings (Restoration and Renewal) Bill 2017-19 in the House of Commons took place on 19 June, and among other threads was Tim Loughton MP's unsuccessful proposal (Amendment 5) to include heritage in the Bill's list of duties, raising Neil Gray MP's objection that 'the conflict between access for members of the public versus heritage… will make it far more difficult to make this place more accessible to disabled people…'. (Col 275).
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Loughton's Amendment 5 was submitted following on from his role as Chair of the Archaeology All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), and was supported by Valerie Vaz MP. It called for the Bill to specify: 'the need to conserve and sustain the outstanding architectural archaeological and historical significance of the Palace of Westminster including the outstanding universal value of the World Heritage Site'.
However Neil Gray objected on the basis that: '… as I have said before this project will throw up irreconcilable conflicts which will make for very difficult decisions. One will be the conflict between access for members of the public versus heritage. Amendment 5, as well-intentioned as it may be, will make it far more difficult to make this place more accessible to disabled people. Besides, if this is just going to be a project to empty everything out and return it all back as it was but a bit cleaner, then what on earth is the point? The building contributes to the culture here, which is elitist, inaccessible and out of date, and that must change. We support amendment 6 as a way of improving the Bill, but it does not in itself satisfy our desire for greater emphasis to be placed on the Sponsor Board and the Delivery Authority to ensure the project has discernible UK-wide benefits.' (Col 275)
Loughton explained in response that: 'We must absolutely make sure that, in the considerable work that will need to take place in this Palace, the full archaeological integrity and importance of the building—what is under it, what is on it and what is next to it—is appreciated and we do not lose the opportunity to investigate more the history of this place or destroy, in our pursuit of getting a building that is more sustainable, user-friendly and so on, all that in the process.' (Col 277)
In further debate, John Redwood pointed out that '… an additional complication is that this is a complete Victorian rebuild of an earlier building, which also reflects the Victorian view of the history that predated the building. We therefore have a double time capsule: it is a piece of Victorian Britain and it is their view of the previous few hundred years.' (Col 278). To this Tim Loughton responded that 'My right hon. Friend is dealing with the really modern stuff—'.(Col.279)
The amendment was not called.
For more see UK Parliament Publications and see links to Bills
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Home News Pakistani Latest News Wolf of Wall Street Producer Charged With Money Laundering
Wolf of Wall Street Producer Charged With Money Laundering
Riza Aziz, the famous Hollywood film wold of wall street producer in an ongoing investigation, has been charged with five counts of money laundering. If found guilty, the Malaysian producer could get five years in prison and fine up to 1.2 million US dollars.
Wolf of Wall Street and Malaysian IMDB Scandal
According to the lawsuit filed against Aziz, he took 248 million US dollars from the 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) which is a state investment fund established by his step-father, the disgraced former prime minister of Malaysia Najib Razak who lost elections to Mahathir Mohammad due to the same corruption scandal.
The swindled money was allegedly used to purchase luxury properties in California, New York, and London. Aziz further used the money to falsely project his company as a high flying Hollywood production house. Another lawsuit filed against him by American investigators have already shown that two of his productions "Wolf of Wall Street" and "Dumb and Dumber To" also received financing from the same money.
Riza managed to get the lawsuit settled after he paid the US government approximately 60 million dollars. The Malaysian anticorruption commission filed money laundering charges against him when evidence showing his alleged involvement in helping Najib laundering money came forth.
Involvement of Riza Aziz's Mother In the Case
His mother Rosmah Mansor is also under investigation for corruption and money laundering charges. Jho Low, Aziz's friend who is reportedly the mastermind behind the 1MDB scandal, is hiding out somewhere in China. He is wanted for various charges by both Malaysia and the US.
According to the US Department of justice, Razak diverted $4.5 billion from 1MDB to his co-conspirators in Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates hence making this one of the biggest money laundering cases ever.
Aziz Was Taken In For Questioning before Court
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission questioned Aziz in July regarding his involvement in the case. On Thursday the commission arrested him at noon for his alleged involvement. He was later released on bail and told to return to court on Friday to face formal charges.
Aziz arrived at a Kuala Lumpur court on Friday with his eight-man legal defense team. The judge read the formal charges placed on him and noted his response. He set the bail at one million ringgit
Despite the defense lawyer's constant request to pay the bail in two installments the judge refused and ordered him to hand over his travel documents. The Wolf of Wall Street producers will appear before the court on the 9th of August this year.
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Youth Workers As Burden-Bearers. . . .
There are some people very near and dear to my heart who have helped me carry the load. I'm going to spend some time with a couple of them this weekend. I'm looking forward to it. Yes, I'm going there to speak about youth culture, to serve, and to minister to youth workers and parents. But I'm selfishly looking forward to spending time with some guys who have served as burden-bearers.
The other morning, I was reminded of how important these guys are as I prayed the day's prayer in Scotty Smith's Everyday Prayers.
"Jesus, here's what I ask and need from you today. Help me not to be afraid of the emotional messiness that certain burdens bring. Help me know how to rely on your presence more than I rely on my words. I want to be aware of my limits, for sure… but I want to be even more aware of your limitless mercy, grace, power and peace.
What burdens do the kids you know and love carry? What burdens do your friends carry? What burdens can we carry for them?
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Peterhead manager Jim McInally praised his side for finding a way to win against Berwick Rangers – despite not being at their best.
The Blue Toon won 1-0 in Saturday's League Two encounter at Balmoor thanks to Rory McAllister's goal 17 minutes from time.
The talismanic striker bundled home Jamie Stevenson's cross to the back post from the right flank.
Buchan boss McInally was pleased to take the points against the Wee Gers, who left Balmoor with a win and a draw from two visits last season.
He said: "Last season against Berwick at home we drew and lost to them in much the same types of game.
"It was a good result with an average performance, we're still trying to get to where we want to be.
"It was quite a hard game to watch because we had so much possession and for all the possession we had in the first half their goalie wasn't worked.
"We were playing a team that was set in and we didn't ask enough questions of them because we were trying to score the perfect goal at times and trying to walk it in.
"In the second half, it was much the same and then we had a moment where we nearly shot ourselves in the foot.
"Jamie Stevenson was short with a free-kick on halfway to Willie Gibson, they broke away and Greg Fleming had to make a save. That was the only way we were going to lose a goal was through slackness.
Something that did please McInally was Paddy Boyle making his debut, Ryan Dow making his first start and Mick Dunlop making his second start for the club.
McInally added: "Mick has played another 90 minutes, Paddy has come on for 20, but we're getting there.
"I thought Ryan played well. When he gets the ball he drives at people and takes them out of the game.


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GRAY: Landen Akers' first career TD was largely symbolic — and that's what makes it special
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Dec 5, 2020; Ames, Iowa, USA; Iowa State running back Breece Hall (28) reacts after scoring a touchdown during their football game at Jack Trice Stadium on Saturday. Iowa State would go on to defeat West Virginia 42-6. Mandatory Credit: Brian Powers-USA TODAY Sports
AMES — Brock Purdy smiled as the excitement built around him.
The call was in. The buzz was palpable. History would be made.
Precisely 2,184 days since receiver Landen Akers committed to Iowa State — and 2,206 days since his last touchdown for Cedar Rapids Washington High School — the swift senior went in motion, flared toward the corner of the end zone and Purdy delivered.
Yes, Akers finally hit paydirt — just as tight end Charlie Kolar had promised would happen a couple of weeks ago. That it occurred on Senior Day in the No. 9 Cyclones' 42-6 clobbering in West Virginia at Jack Trice Stadium added to the invigorating aura. And that it helped ISU (8-2, 8-1) clinch a spot in the Dec. 19 Big 12 title game only sweetened the sensation more than five blood, sweat and tear-stained years in the making.
"Obviously we were on the sideline when we heard the play call and it was funny, a bunch of receivers and everybody around (receivers) coach (Nate) Scheelhaase were going crazy, because they knew the 'Landen play' was coming up. … I was just praying that I was able to throw it accurately. I knew he would be there and he was, so to be able to celebrate with him and have the whole team on the sideline ready for him when he came jogging off, it was special. It was sweet. That guy is someone who doesn't always get the credit, but he deserves it. He's been through a lot. I love him as a brother."
Akers' long-awaited touchdown was more symbolic than necessary on a day the Cyclones easily clinched their first outright regular-season conference championship ever — and first of any kind since 1912.
That's the same year the Titanic sunk and Fenway Park opened. So for Akers to finally receive football's most prized personal reward on Senior Day, well, all the feels — precisely because it simply, but deeply symbolized what his ongoing sacrifice has meant to this team.
What the seniors, writ large, have meant.
What meeting this moment and elevating ISU to the biggest of Big 12 stages with a chance to achieve so much more continues to demonstrate.
"I don't know if it was designed just for Landen," Campbell said of the Akers' touchdown. "It was designed to score in a critical moment. I was really excited for Landen. He's the epitome of what this program was about. He's part of the unbelievable glue that holds this team together. For him to shine in one of his biggest moments and of his team's best moments, I couldn't be any happier for him."
Nor could his teammates. Kolar and fellow receiver Xavier Hutchinson reacted like kids on Christmas day after clearing out defenders for Akers to run his route and score.
They were downright giddy on another historic day the Cyclones fully controlled from start to finish to match a program record five-game conference win streak.
"I went to go jump on him and he fell on the concrete," said Kolar, who became ISU's top tight end pass catcher in program history with his 95th career grab. "But it was incredible. If you could see the way our sideline celebrated and the way everyone celebrated, that's a testament to Landen and his character. You talk about a guy who sacrificed for, like his 15th year — he sacrificed for all of them. Special teams and doing dirty work and blocking and being behind guys. For him to finally get in the end zone was incredible. I've never been happier for a guy to score. He's an incredible player, incredible teammate."
He's also a portrait of perseverance, a purveyor of the process who scored a touchdown that proved to be symbolic but was anything but perfunctory.
"He just comes in, does his work, shows his love for his teammates," said Purdy, who completed 20 of 23 passes and touchdowns to Akers, Kolar and tailback Breece Hall. "He's a great human being. He cares about everybody here and obviously, everybody cares about him."
That, of course, would have remained true even if "the Landen play" had been foiled. Instead, it unfolded in storybook fashion. Despite going in motion, the defense didn't really account for him. He was wide open because he was overlooked, as always, by everyone outside of ISU's walls.
That's symbolic in the best possible way. Symbolic of trust. Of commitment. Of never settling for anything less than one's best effort — even when the results, nor numbers, don't always seem to signify success.
"To finally get to the game that we all dream of playing in is pretty sweet," Purdy said. "It's special, but just like coach and Charlie said, it isn't finished. We don't want to just get there. We want to win it. That's the ultimate goal. That's the mission that we're on. And that is why the job's not finished yet."
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November is a month I always look forward to. It might be a little bit due to the fact that it's when my birthday falls but I also like the wintery vibe without the completely wintery temperatures and how it's acceptable to go Christmas shopping too! This month has been really lovely but before I look ahead to December and all the festivities planned, here is what I was loving in November.
I've rediscovered my Revlon Photoready Eye Palette this month. I was looking around for a warm brown colour for autumn before realising that I already had the perfect one sitting in my makeup drawer. The palette comes with other shades as well for different parts of your eyelid so you can sparkle up for the evening too.
It's definitely the time of year for all the thick jumpers and layers to come back out. I picked up this dark green one from New Look a couple of weeks ago and really like how soft and warm it feels. The colour works well with both blue denim and black and you could dress it up with a skater skirt or pinafore dress.
These L'Occitaine hand creams are the ideal skincare item this wintertime. They all smell absolutely incredible but are also fantastic for dry skin at this time of year. They're non-greasy and will fit perfectly into your handbag or pocket.
I visited The Folly a couple of weeks ago (you can read my post in full here) for brunch on a Sunday. I had a really lovely time, the decor is beautiful and the food was delicious. It's located close to Monument tube station in London and a perfect stop-off for brunch, lunch or dinner.
for me L'Occitaine is one of the best brands ever!
Need to try those out asap!
I love L'Occitaine and these hand creams are sooo adorable. I gotta try these. Thanks for sharing dear!
I love your eye palette.
I love November too! Happy belated b-day Rosanna!
I love the L'occitaine lotions! So moisturizing and they smell amazing!


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The two-day meeting will be conducted using Zoom Webinar and requires registration to attend and participate. You will need to register for each day separately:
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Item 1: 9:00 a.m.
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Presenter: Roy Jennings, Chair, Washington State Transportation Commission
Item 2: 9:05
Clean Transportation in Washington
Presenters: Luke Martland, Climate Commitment Act Implementation Manager, Department of Ecology
Joel Creswell, Climate Policy Section Manager, Department of Ecology
Deborah Reynolds, Clean Transportation Managing Director, Department of Commerce
Tonia Buell, Alternative Fuels Program Manager, Washington State Department of Transportation
Jonathan Olds, Senior Policy Specialist, Climate Change, Washington State Department of Transportation
Transportation is the state's number one source of greenhouse gas emissions and a major source of local air pollution that disproportionately impacts the health of people living near roadways, port facilities, industrial activity, and railways, and in communities where vulnerable populations often reside. This panel will discuss programs and efforts underway in Washington state to help ensure a clean transportation future.
Break: 10:30
Item 3: 10:45
WSDOT Tolling Equity Study
Presenter: Mark Hallenbeck, Director, Washington State Transportation Center, University of Washington
University of Washington TRAC Center and WSDOT will provide an update on their study of tolling equity.
Lunch: 11:45
Item 4: 12:15 p.m.
Tale of Two Cities: Seattle and Bellevue Autonomous Vehicle Vision and Implementation
Presenters: Andrew Singelakis, Transportation Director, City of Bellevue
Armand Shahbazian, Electric and Automated Mobility Policy Advisor, City of Seattle
Cities of Seattle and Bellevue will discuss their joint technology plan and vision for autonomous vehicles. Each city is taking a different approach but working collaboratively to advance AVs in the smartest and safest way possible. They will discuss successes and challenges with AV permitting, ITS efforts, vision zero, and more.
ACES Northwest Network: Improving Safety through Advancing Connected Vehicles
Presenters: Bryan Mistele, Chief Executive Officer, INRIX
Andrew Singelakis, Transportation Director, City of Bellevue
Kirk Neibert, Senior Product Manager, T-Mobile
Brandon Branham, Assistant City Manager, Peachtree Corners, Georgia
This panel hosted by ACES will discuss the latest developments in connecting vehicles to our transportation infrastructure, or "C-V2X," so that through machine learning, cars would detect people walking and bicycling, converging vehicles, and provide alerts by phone app to travelers.
Washington Autonomous Vehicle Cluster (WAV-C)
Presenter: Seth Abelson, Program Manager, WAV-C
WAV-C calls the Kitsap Peninsula home. It works with government agencies, academic institutions, corporations, top entrepreneurs and a deep bench of funders to bring about the newest and most advanced innovative solutions in maritime autonomous vehicles. The Commission will be briefed on WAV-C efforts to leverage a highly trained workforce and optimize resources to promote a world class economic cluster.
Recess: 2:30
Thursday, February 16, 2023 – Reconvene Day 2
January Summary
Public Notice: Pending Highway Naming Request to name the I-90 / Argonne Interchange the "Deputy Joseph M. O'Connor Memorial Overpass."
Tolling Subcommittee: I-405/SR 167 Express Toll Lanes (ETL) Rate Setting Plan Update
Presenters: Carl See, Deputy Director, Washington State Transportation Commission
Ed Barry, Director of Tolling, Washington State Department of Transportation
Lisa Hodgson, I-405/SR 167 Program Administrator, Washington State Department of Transportation
An update will be provided regarding on-going Tolling Subcommittee rate setting planning for the I-405 / SR 167 Express Toll Lanes.
Item 10: 11:00
Washington State Ferry Fare and Tariff Process
Presenter: Todd Lamphere, Director Finance and Administration, Washington State Ferries
The Transportation Commission sets ferry fares each biennium to achieve required revenue and policy targets. Staff from Washington State Ferries will present a proposed 2023-25 fare development process.
Secretary's Report
Presenter: Roger Millar, Secretary, Washington State Department of Transportation
Item 12: 12:30 p.m.
Progress Update: Puget Sound Gateway Program
Presenter: John White, Puget Sound Gateway Program Administrator, Washington State Department of Transportation
This program combines the SR 509 Completion Project in King County and the SR 167 Completion Project in Pierce County to complete missing links in Washington state's highway and freight network. An update on the progress will be provided.
Item 13: 1:00
Washington Traffic Safety Commission New Program Update
Presenters: Erica Stineman, Communications Manager, Washington Traffic Safety Commission
Jessie Knudsen, Program Manager, Washington Traffic Safety Commission
The Traffic Safety Commission will brief the Commission on new programs including its transcreation projects and safety improvements in low-income neighborhoods.
To sign up for public comment, please put your name and interest in the Q&A box found on screen during the meeting.
Reflections and Recommendations
Adjourn: 2:30
March 14-15, 2023 – Virtual
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Because unemployment is high and consumers are more conscious of their finances, the demand for quality used cars is high. When demand is high, the value of used cars rises. What if the retail price of your leased Expedition was $37,825 back in 2006 and the residual value today, based on market conditions was $15,000? Your lease payment was calculated based on a residual value of $11,025.
The answer is a good one: You have $3,975 worth of equity if you hold your lease to maturity. This gives you a few options. First, you could purchase the car at the end of the lease period for $11,025 and sell it for profit. You could work with the dealership and leasing company to apply the equity to a new lease, get out of your lease early, or sell the car directly to the dealer and take a check home with you.
Of course there are no guarantees that you will have all of these options but they're definitely worth exploring. What is definitely true is that if the value of your car is higher than the residual value of your lease, you're coming out ahead.
This good news doesn't automatically make a lease a cost effective financing option for your next car. Many people don't want to own a car but if you do, it is better to finance a car than it is to lease and later purchase the car at the end of the lease term.
I had often wondered about the appeal of the lease. I guess, seeing this, that for those who only wish to have the car for a few years, a lease might seem like a good option. But I think long term, you'd probably save money by buying a car and using it for 7 to 10 years, even with the maintenance costs factored in.


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Cloud sellers who acted on Heartbleed sink when it comes to DROWN
Response to the critical web-crypto-blasting DROWN vulnerability in SSL/TLS by cloud services has been much slower than the frantic patching witnessed when the Heartbleed vulnerability surfaced two years ago. DROWN (which stands for Decrypting RSA with Obsolete and Weakened eNcryption) is a serious design flaw that affects …
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Tuesday 8th March 2016 15:26 GMT Millennia
Not drowning here
So far the sites I've checked aren't DROWN vulnerable.
You should have stopped supporting SSLv2 by now, end of.
Tuesday 8th March 2016 17:30 GMT streaky
Re: Not drowning here
And SSlv3. Long ago..
The starting position is DROWN shouldn't work because nobody uses < TLS 1.0 anyway.. Would inevitably raise questions about people affected and gross negligence.
Tuesday 8th March 2016 19:09 GMT Anonymous Coward
Until they got complaints from people stranded on SSL whose connections broke and we're threatening to defect...
Wednesday 9th March 2016 20:47 GMT Anonymous Coward
Just checked. Yep, we're still supporting everything except SSL 2.0 in our browsers because if we didn't websites people use for work on a regular basis broke.
We tried disabling per recommendations, but gave up under the deluge of complaints from people who couldn't perform the work they were tasked to do.
Now I get that that is on the browser not server side, but it still says something about the servers out there. Too much buggy old crap out there (mostly training sites from what I recall, but given our employees HAVE to go to those sites for your yearly internal certification, there isn't much choice in the matter).
Tuesday 8th March 2016 15:38 GMT MattPi
I'd guess the people that acted on Heartbleed disabled SSLv2 entirely, so only the people that ignored Heartbleed are vulnerable to DROWN. Unless I've completely misunderstood the situation, that is.
Tuesday 8th March 2016 15:49 GMT Charlie Clark
The German BSI (Federal Office of IT Security) has been contacting the various ISPs / data centres after scanning them and providing lists of probably vulnerable. Intern the ISPs are contacting the relevant server owners. Would be nice to see more of this, even if the initial e-mail suggested that there might have been a security breach and that the server would be shutdown if no action was taken.
I did have to fix one system but was able to track down the relevant instructions pretty easily. It's an older Debian system and gave me another reason to curse "packaged systems". Compiling and installing a new version of openssl was no problem. But, of course, you have to deal with non-standard paths and then configure the relevant services (e-mail, mainly). The server is due for an upgrade to something newer but there are no convenient tools for migrating things like e-mail addresses. :-/
Good place to start if you need to check.
Tuesday 8th March 2016 20:12 GMT sysconfig
Heartbleed: 1173 to 86; Drown: 653 to 620
See the difference in the starting figures? 520. It likely means that a huge number of providers (cloud or otherwise) were not suspectible to Drown to begin with, because they ditched SSL v2 ages ago -- like any sensible person would have done.
So the majority of those 520 providers were never among the 33 companies which have responded to Drown, because they didn't need to.
You can't take numbers at face value and completely ignore that only stupid providers would still have been suspectible to Drown after it hit the headlines, because SSL v2 and v3 have been known to be unfit for purpose for quite some time now and sensible providers and sys admins would have known that.
Skyhigh Networks' Cloud Security Labs have discredited themselves, and El Reg shares the guilt for believing and blindly printing what the EMEA Marketing Director said...
Tuesday 8th March 2016 23:40 GMT Vince
I'm not sure the downattack site was even accurate to begin with.
It told me that some of our IPs/servers were vulnerable. But we haven't supported or allowed SSLv2 for years.
...a couple of days after it appeared on BBC, checked again and we had supposedly now fixed it, but it was never "not fixed"
Potentially?
"One-third of all HTTPS websites were potentially vulnerable..."
Either they're vulnerable or they're not vulnerable.


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Cornell lab tech explains nature through sound
Sound engineer with Cornell Ornithology Lab and NPR create series to explain world through sound
Cornell lab tech explains nature through sound Sound engineer with Cornell Ornithology Lab and NPR create series to explain world through sound Check out this story on ithacajournal.com: http://ithacajr.nl/1HYLbn6
Nick Reynolds, nreynolds@ithacajournal.com | @IJCityWatch Published 11:32 a.m. ET July 28, 2015 | Updated 4:44 p.m. ET July 28, 2015
Bill McQuay explores the sound archive at the Cornell University Lab of Ornithology.(Photo: NICK REYNOLDS / Staff Photo)Buy Photo
A heartbeat thumps, a smooth voice speaks over it as Cornell Lab of Ornithology Audio Producer Bill McQuay watches seconds tick by on a computer screen. He listens carefully, thoughtfully, adjusting levels, splicing quotes, employing his hearing into the tedium of editing.
He perks up as the sound of a heart murmur comes across the speakers, as do the voices of a doctor and student discussing the subtleties of the sound. But McQuay couldn't make it out.
"It takes listening to hundreds of hearts, thousands of hearts to detect anything different," the student says on the recording. McQuay stops the recording.
"The development of the stethoscope allowed humans to hear things they couldn't hear with just their two ears," he said. "It allowed them to capture and study it, and begin to use it and treat people, to treat sound as a specimen like they would in the field."
This is just one example of the concepts explored in "Close Listening: Decoding Nature Through Sound," a series McQuay is working on for NPR's "Morning Edition." The seven-part series, to air every Thursday starting this week, seeks to explore the world we live in through the songs, calls, chirps and buzzes that surround us.
Cornell University keeps one of the world's largest collections of natural sound — a collection stored on NPR's behalf since 2005 — and sprouted the seeds of the series. The university's legacy with the languages of the natural world dates back to 1929, when the first wildlife recordings were taken by Cornell researchers at Stewart Park in Ithaca.
Now McQuay, alongside NPR science correspondent Christopher Joyce and editor Alison Richards, looks to continue the legacy — to capture the passions and tales of seven scientists who have dedicated their lives and work to interpreting the music of nature itself.
The mission began years ago with an NPR series that sought to do for sound what National Geographic did for pictures.
"Bill and I, having worked together on 'Radio Expeditions' for years, loved the people we met on the program," Joyce said. "We had them, knew something about them and knew they were powerful personalities and important scientists in this field. The first rule of storytelling is people are interested in people. It's their personalities, their struggles and insights that draw the listener into a story. Once you've established the characters, you can then introduce the intellectual content of the stories."
McQuay, a Peabody Conservatory-trained sound engineer with a degree in composition, worked with Joyce at NPR to "transport the listener" to the exotic locations they documented, from Tibet to Dubai to the South American rainforests. Their discoveries were exhibited throughout the world, with the sounds — just the sounds — played for audiences from Washington, D.C., to China.
"We would bring these sounds to a theater and supplement them with stories of how they were captured," McQuay said. "People always enjoyed them. In fact, our very first show was done at National Geographic in D.C. For that one, we actually showed a few slides with the sounds, and at the end, someone raised their hand and asked, 'Why did you show the images? We came here to listen!' We never showed images again."
The medium of telling the story of language — through sound — required a method developed over years by the Joyce and McQuay. Influenced by the input of "Morning Edition" Executive Producer Tracy Wahl, the pair used the stories of the scientists and the sounds they had collected to create a juncture between the human experience and the science of sound.
"I don't simply think of the story as just the natural sounds," Joyce said. "It's the sound of the human voice; that's the great power of radio. A story told from one person to another person is the first kind of story we heard as kids sitting on our mother's lap. It's extremely powerful."
An example of this is clear in episode three of the new series, where scientist Chris Clark describes the language of whales, how they communicate and how the disruption of noises from ships sonically interrupts that world. Joyce said Clark's inflection and tone in his voice make his passion for the subject clear and does well to tell the story in a way no other medium can accomplish.
"His passion for this world is so obvious in the tone of his voice and the way he speaks, he can't help but infect you," Joyce said.
Telling the story of nature through sound, Joyce said, is to view the world through a lens that many have forgotten to utilize over generations. Many have been content to watch the world through images on a screen, to have interpretations of the world prepackaged to them. "Close Listening" looks to be the antithesis of this, to provide tools for listeners to create their own view of the world.
"Visual images, in a way, are kind of constricting," Joyce said. "What you see is what you get. But when you hear stories and hear sound, it creates an imaginative reflex in the mind, where you create movies in your head. Those are unique to each person. When I'm listening, I have to create this image in my brain using the spoken word, and that's a collaboration between the listener and the storyteller you don't get with any other medium."
"One of my goals is just to get people to listen," McQuay said. "If you just listen, the world would open up to you in ways that can only be opened through the sense of sound."
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Get your ears on
The NPR series "Close Listening: Decoding Nature Through Sound" starts this week on "Morning Edition":
Thursday: A doctor diagnoses a patient with a heart murmur by listening, and the growth of a scientific "culture" of listening is discussed.
Aug. 6: Scientist Katy Payne discovers humpback whales not only sing but compose new songs each year.
Aug. 13: In the 1990s, Chris Clark realized whales communicate as they migrate, so people could track them. He also realized how noisy ship traffic is, and how it clouds the sonic world that marine mammals live in.
Aug. 20: Elephant infrasound is a part of elephant communication that we can't hear. Katy Payne discovered it while sitting at the elephant enclosure at the Portland zoo. She went to Africa to live in the bush with elephants to record these unheard seismic rumblings, a whole "language" unknown to scientists.
Aug. 27: Tree-hoppers create bizarre sounds by rapping their heads on the stems. Rex Cocroft and Laurel Symes study highly complicated insect communities that divide up the sound spectrum the way radio stations divide up the radio spectrum, each finding a "broadcast" niche for its own species so that they can contact each other amid a noisy world.
Sept. 3: Erick Greene discovered that squirrels and chipmunks copy the alarm calls of birds — a sort of cross-species early warning system in our forests — to evade predators.
Sept. 10: The future: Scientists have now truly created a new discipline of close listening to explain the science of what lies below the ocean and deep in space, to reveal what vision cannot.
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The 3 Drunken Celts Tasting Notebook!
The 3 Drunken Celts Whiskey Tasting Notebook!
You've seen us using them at Whiskies of the World in San Francisco, and other tasting events we attend, now get your own so you won't forget what you've tasted and more importantly, what you thought of the taste! Simply said, these are essentially blank notebooks designed to guide tasters through their own note-taking while tasting various whiskies. The notebooks include free-text sections as well as basic rating scales to capture your own reactions to the whiskies you are tasting.
There is more information about this new offering below… I've a personal beef with tasting notes and ratings as are currently done by the whiskey world at large; eg: Would I like a given "98" rated whiskey? Would it be good on a hot summer afternoon? Is it thick and warm or thin and refreshing? Is it complex or curt in its story? The "98" really doesn't mean anything to you unless you were the one who tasted the dram or at least know what scores in each of the individual categories the reviewer has used that then where added up to the 98. I'm pretty sure we, the 3DC, can do a damn site better than that. I find that some whiskies that rate highly I don't like while others that do not rate so highly, by the experts at least, are rather enjoyable and visa versa on both these statements.On the most rudimentary level what I'd like to know about a bottle of whiskey I've never had is how thick the dram is, how strong the taste is, how long the story is. I find that I prefer a stronger, thicker dram in the winter and a lighter more complex one in the summer so knowing the viscosity, boldness and length of story goes a long way towards picking out a dram I'm not familiar with. Additionally, these are categories that can be reviewed with far less subjectively. We'll use a 1-5 scale. For example, if it drinks like a 10W40 motor oil, as far as viscosity is concerned, you'd give it a 5 and if it was thin as water you'd give it a 1. The same scale will be used for Boldness and length of story.
From there, more traditional tasting notes regarding descriptive verbiage of the nose, flavor and finish can come into play when deciding between drams I already know to be appropriate to my mood's general requirements at the time. I should be noted that the evaluations, 1-5, in the categories above are not indicative of quality or approval. A 1 is no better than a 5, just an empirical take on the dram's properties. This is what makes our system drastically different from the status quo as well as makes the future database a much more useful tool.
The last category, and notably the least important, is an indication of how much we liked the dram based on own personal taste with an A-F scale. This is simply intended to be a reference or reminder of our overall impression of the dram as time passes and also a means for others to get to know our individual preferences while reviewing the database. For example, Seamus really likes the Balvenie 21, and so does Fergus, so Fergus looking over Seamus' favorable review of the Edradour 10 cask strength would lend Fergus to think he may well want to try it too. Simple huh?
To this end we have introduced a 3DC tasting notepad on our Café Press shop page.
We are also, in time, going to be able to start logging these tasting notes onto our web site for others to reference. The idea here is that you can try things that others have tried and get to know each other's tastes and preferences. Once you get to know the others preferences you may be inclined to try something you'd not normally have tried simply because someone with similar tastes as your own rated it favorably regardless of what the late M. Jackson or J. Murray has said about the dram. Not that they don't know their business. As Fergus and Seamus will tell you, I've nothing but the highest admiration for Jim but his tastes have developed far beyond my own and his sophistication of pallet is also well out of my current personal reach. He has highly rated things I don't care for and has panned some of my favorite drams as well so as much as I like the man, I can't rely on his ratings to determine whether or not I'm going to like what's in the bottle in front of me. I just know if Jim liked it.
I urge you to give our little experiment in changing the whiskey world a try. We've put a PDF copy of one of the pages up in the downloads page if you'd like to "try before you buy".
Please let us know what you think and feel free to post a version of your tasting notes to the list for a while so we can see what you think of the drams you are trying.
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\section{Introduction}

\noindent
  At the energy of $e^+e^-$ collisions well above $Z^0$ resonance mass
the dominant mechanism of hadron production is the interaction of two
photons radiated off the lepton beams.
  The photons available for the collision can be selected within a
broad range of the energy and virtuality.
  This makes the photon collisions an unique testing ground for
investigations of strong interaction phenomena.
  The high energy interaction of photons with low virtualities
represents the bulk of the events and is understood in terms
of the Regge formalism. Similar to hadron interactions, a rise
of the total two-photon cross section with the collision
energy and a large diffractive contribution are expected.
  The recent HERA data on the $ep$ scattering show that these phenomena
also persist for highly virtual photon interaction, where the photon
probes the short distance structure of the interaction
and perturbative QCD calculations can be applied.
  In the present letter we point out the possibility to measure
photon diffraction dissociation in high energy two-photon
collisions.
 \begin{figure}[!hbt]  \centering
 \boldmath
\epsfig
{file=gg-etamax.eps,width=110mm}
 \normalsize \unboldmath
\caption
  {\small Photon single diffraction dissociation and the expected
pseudorapidity distribution of final state hadrons.}
\label{gg-etamax}
 \end{figure}

 Diffractive reactions are investigated since long time in
hadron-hadron scattering, photoproduction and, recently, also in
deep-inelastic scattering.
The $e^+e^-$ collider LEP2 and planned linear colliders provide an
ideal tool to investigate these processes also in photon-photon collisions.
Diffractive processes have typically large partial cross sections
and manifest themselves in spectacular topologies with rapidity gaps.
In Fig.~\ref{gg-etamax}, an example of single photon diffraction
dissociation is shown.

The expected cross section for
photon diffraction dissociation can be estimated from simple
factorization arguments. In Regge phenomenology, the
relative contribution $R$ of single-diffractive dissociation (SD) of photons
to the total cross section
can be approximated by
\begin{equation}
R \approx
\frac{\sigma_{p,SD}(\gamma p \rightarrow V X)
}{\sigma_{tot}(\gamma p \rightarrow X)}
\approx
\frac{\sigma_{\gamma,SD}(\gamma \gamma \rightarrow V X)
}{\sigma_{tot}(\gamma \gamma \rightarrow X)},
\end{equation}
where $\sigma_{p,SD}$ and $\sigma_{\gamma,SD}$ are the cross sections for
diffraction dissociation of protons and photons, respectively.
$V$ denotes the low-mass vector mesons.
Using the recent H1 measurement of the partial photoproduction cross
sections~\cite{Aid95b}, one gets $\sigma_{\gamma,SD} \approx 0.1\cdot
\sigma_{tot}$ in photon-photon collisions.
A  cross section
of similar size is also expected for quasi-elastic vector meson production
\cite{Engel95d,Schuler96a}.

Experimentally, events with diffraction dissociation can be identified
using the rapidity gap technique. In non-diffractive
reactions, rapidity gaps between the final state hadrons are
exponentially suppressed. In contrast, the differential
cross section $d\sigma_{\gamma,SD}/d\eta_{gap}$ of diffraction
dissociation is independent of the width $\eta_{gap}$ of such rapidity gaps.
Therefore, diffractive particle production can be measured triggering on
large rapidity gaps.
However, the limited angular detector acceptance of the main detector
makes the
measurement of the complete gap hardly possible.
As shown by the HERA Collaborations~\cite{Derrick93a,Ahmed94a},
the measurement of the
 so-called $\eta_{max}$ distribution can be used to obtain experimental
evidence for diffraction.
 The variable $\eta_{max}$ is defined as the maximum pseudorapidity of the
final state hadrons produced in the two-photon collision excluding the
decay products of the quasi-elastically scattered vector meson $V$
(see Fig.~\ref{gg-etamax}).
Note that it is not needed to measure the hadrons in
the entire pseudorapidity range allowed by phase space. The
combination of a forward detector with the central main detector parts is
well suited to find evidence for diffraction (it is also unimportant whether
there is a gap in the pseudorapidity coverage between these detector parts).
In other words, the variable $\eta_{max}$ used here
measures the pseudorapidity edge of the multi-hadronic system produced
in central main detector.

 \begin{figure}[htb]  \centering
 \boldmath
\unitlength1mm
 \begin{picture}(130,90)(5,5)
\put( 7,45){\begin{sideways}
 {\large $d\sigma_{ee}\!/d\eta_{max}$~~~~(nb)}
\end{sideways}}
\put( 115,6){\large $\eta_{max}$}
\put(15,12){\epsfig{file=etamax1.ps,width=110mm}}
\end{picture}
 \normalsize \unboldmath
\caption{
\label{etamax1}
\small
The $\eta_{max}$ cross section as calculated using the {\sc Phojet}
MC event generator in
two photon collisions with $W \ge 20$~GeV (full curve). The dotted
curve shows the results of calculations for
non-diffractive $\gamma\gamma$ interactions.
}
 \end{figure}
The prediction of the $\eta_{max}$ cross section is shown in
Fig.~\ref{etamax1}
for photon-photon interactions in $ee$ collisions at LEP2
($\sqrt{s}_{ee} = 175$ GeV) with
an invariant $\gamma\gamma$ mass $W\ge 20$~GeV. The calculations
were made using the {\sc Phojet} Monte Carlo event
generator~\cite{Engel95a,Engel95d}.
The $\eta_{max}$ distribution is obtained using the hadrons
produced at
pseudorapidities in the central range $-3 \le \eta \le 3$.
Only events having also hadrons produced in
very forward direction ($3.5 \le \eta \le 4$) are considered. These
particles can be measured with a small angle tagging calorimeter as
installed at the LEP detectors~\cite{Buskolic95a,Abreu96a,Adeva90a,Ahmet91a}.
In diffractive events with a large rapidity gap,
the particles produced in the
very forward region are decay products of diffractively
produced vector mesons.
Note that it is not necessary to reconstruct these vector mesons.
The exponential suppression of the rapidity gap in non-diffractive events
is clearly seen (dotted curve). Almost all events with $\eta_{max} < 0$
belong to diffraction (diffraction dissociation and quasi-elastic vector
meson production).

 \begin{figure}[htb]  \centering
 \boldmath
\unitlength1mm
 \begin{picture}(130,90)(5,5)
\put( 7,45){\begin{sideways}
 {\large $d\sigma_{ee}\!/d\eta_{max}$~~~~(nb)}
\end{sideways}}
\put( 115,6){\large $\eta_{max}$}
\put(15,12){\epsfig{file=etamax-w10.ps,width=110mm}}
\end{picture}
 \normalsize \unboldmath
\caption{
\label{etamax-w10}
\small
The $\eta_{max}$ cross section as calculated using the {\sc Phojet}
MC event generator in
two photon collisions with $W_{\rm vis} \ge 10$~GeV (full curve). The dotted
curve shows the results of calculations for
non-diffractive $\gamma\gamma$ interactions.
}
 \end{figure}
It should be mentioned that a lower cut on the two-photon invariant mass
$W_{\gamma\gamma}$ is important to measure diffraction. It is beyond the
scope of this note to discuss the problem of the measurement of the
visible invariant mass $W_{\rm vis}$ and its relation to
$W_{\gamma\gamma}$. Clearly, the visible invariant mass depends on many
details of the experimental apparatus.
As a very simple example, we show in Fig.~\ref{etamax-w10} the $\eta_{max}$
cross section for two-photon events with $W_{\rm vis} > 10$ GeV. The
visible mass has been calculated from all charged hadrons
scattered at pseudorapidities $-3 \le \eta \le 3$ and $3.5
\le \eta \le 4$ assuming 100\% detection efficiency.

Finally, we note that
the $\eta_{max}$ spectra in the Figs.~\ref{etamax1},~\ref{etamax-w10}
have been obtained
without using information on the kinematics of the scattered beam leptons
and, therefore, is dominated by the quasi-real photon interactions.
However, tagging one (or both) scattered leptons will allow to
measure also diffractive phenomena at small distances.
The investigation of transition from the real photon to highly
virtual photon initiated diffraction will provide important
information on the underlying physics of strong interactions.

{\bf Acknowledgements:}\\
One of the authors (RE) was supported by the Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft under contract No.~Schi 422/1-2.
We thank the DESY directorate for the hospitality.

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New Tax Breaks for Craft Beer Are a Drop in the Barrel: 76 percent of Tax Bill's Beer Tax Cut Goes to a Handful of the Biggest Producers
The $1.5 trillion tax cut that took effect on Jan.1 was never really going to be about small businesses, despite President Trump's transparently false claims to the contrary. However, one economic sector still appears happy, for now, to hoist a mug to Congress's successful sleight of hand: craft breweries.
The tax bill cuts federal excise taxes on the production and distribution of beer, wine and distilled spirits, including (but not limited to) craft brewers. But this does not mean our new fiscal booze fest is geared toward small breweries. Like the tax plan more generally, the beer tax cut remains, first and foremost, an unneeded giveaway to the biggest corporations and foreign producers.
In the world of federal tax reform, not much attention is paid to alcohol taxes in part because it's very difficult to say with a straight face that these taxes are too high. Since 1991 and until last year, the federal beer tax was $18 per barrel, with a special lower craft beer rate of $7 on the first 60,000 barrels for companies producing less than 2 million barrels a year. The $18 a barrel equated to about 58 cents for a six pack. For craft brews, it was just 33 cents per six pack. Moreover, the tax had not been adjusted since 1991, which means in inflation-adjusted terms the tax rate has fallen by more than 40 percent since it was last hiked.
If a beer tax cut is an answer to the question no one was asking, the good news is that Congress chose to cut booze taxes in a way that at least acknowledges the existence of small businesses. For each beer producer, the new law cuts the excise tax rate on the first 60,000 barrels of beer from $7 to $3.50 per barrel. For barrelage over 60,000 all the way up to 6 million, the tax rate falls from $18 to $16 per barrel.
The bad news is these "small business" tax breaks are a drop in the bucket. It turns out that beer, like most things, is overwhelmingly produced by a very small group of big businesses. Of the roughly 5,000 producing domestic breweries in 2016, 9 out of 10 produced less than 7,500 barrels. Eighty three percent of all beer produced in the United States came from a handful of companies that crank out at least 2 million barrels a year.
This means that the vast majority of the beer tax cut in the new tax law goes to very large companies, including foreign-owned businesses and importers. The biggest one half of 1 percent of U.S. beer producers will see 76 percent of the tax cuts from the alleged small business-oriented beer tax cut.
None of this is to deny that small businesses will see at least some benefit from the beer tax cut. But even for the Dogfish Heads of the world, these tax cuts are unlikely to transform the way they do business. In a cruel twist, the beer tax reductions are temporary and will expire sooner than virtually any other provision in the 500 pages of the new tax law. Closing time for the raft of alcohol tax breaks comes at the end of 2019. Given the huge unpopularity of the tax bill overall, this short window will likely prevent craft brewers from making any long-term plans about how to invest their limited tax savings.
State Tax Policy: Innovations to Embrace, Schemes to Avoid
On election day, voters in Arizona passed a ballot initiative that will generate nearly a billion dollars for public schools…
New ITEP Report Shows Few Taxpayers in Each State Paying More Under Biden's Tax Plan
A new report from ITEP finds that taxes people pay directly would stay the same or go down in 2022…
Donald Trump and Taxes: Fast and Loose with Loopholes or Fraud?
"Can that be legal?" was the question heard 'round the world as readers waded through the New York Times report…


all delivery of experiences with God.
So what have you sacrificed or surrendered to your Guru if you don't share?
still in and you have broken out of?
websites that gave you so much?
slandered for disclosing the Truth, then that is the payment to your Guru for the gift you got.
Don't just think this is a website, this is from the heart of Akal Purakh.
to get you where you are now on your spiritual journey? So what is the payment to your Satguru?
Bhagti means surrender FOREVER. Don't forget that SatGuru you surrendered to once. Don't forget.
If you write and get ego – you fail. If you write and fear to share – you fail.
Bhagti is all a gift to you (from God-Guru), so NEVER think that you (ego) have done it.
shallowness that makes you want to hide. Truth never hides.
then please do not call me ever again.
Stay in Eternal Peace – sada sukhee raho.
in the SatGuru sent you.
Guru is always with you, then why are you scared?
mother or father accepts the child who doesn't believe in them. God and Guru is the same.
still in ego. Saying those are "my" writings is still ego.
don't claim that you love God.
yours wealth is yours" will say that the articles they write are also YOURS GURU Ji.
scared of Truth, then what is your love to the SatGuru?
were desperately doing Dandauths (lying flat at everyone's feet)?
not scared to disclose his journey. Lesser bastards run and slander.
that God is working through you writing articles and wanting to share with others?
on Earth – live in an attitude of extreme poverty and humility.
then you can't be naked in Truth.
You can't by-pass your destiny, you have to live it and go through it.
Earth when you are naked in Truth, meaning your inside and outside is the same.
set in. Only that egoless state can deliver Truth.
you, then tell them that regardless of keeping hair or cutting it, it's only deeds that go with you.
neech), betrayer (loon harami) and great offender (gunegar).


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The advantage lies in the region's 5-Star logistics, which feature ready-to-use infrastructure for road, rail, barge, and air shipping. In addition, companies based in the Greater Chattanooga Region are conveniently located an easy day's drive from 40% of the nation's population. That's more than 131 million consumers.
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Companies in the Greater Chattanooga Region utilize CSX and Norfolk Southern for their rail needs. The Appalachian Regional Port links the region to the Port of Savannah via a 388-mile rail route.
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Grapes are popularly known as the Queen of Fruits and come in three variants based on its colors Red, Black and green. They are extremely popular amongst all age groups as a fruit or in the form of wine.
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Pterostilbene is a compound present in grapes that helps to lower the sugar levels in the blood, hence preventing diabetes.
Regular consumption of grapes can help in regulating the cholesterol levels in your blood. It is very effective when it comes to controlling cholesterol levels, try including grapes in your diet.
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Grapes are available throughout the year and can be easily purchased from a local vendor. Not only this grapes in different form make the perfect gift. Some gift options are a fruit box filled with freshly plucked grapes or a box of dry fruits containing Kismis (dried grapes) or a bottle of wine red or white no matter which.
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Montano watched the screen as Moptop slowly entered it from the left side,
      hanging delicately in the sky with his arm attached to several balloons.    Montano then moved on to Moptop's photo albums. There were two to choose from depending
      on the camera-bot one chose. Montano clicked on Ichibot to find an album titled "When Good
      Towels Go Bad."    Meanwhile, Moptop watched his own screen as Montano
      drifted in slowly...