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Health Economics, Policy and Law
Is Canada odd? A comparison of European and Canadian approaches to choice and regulation of the public/private divide in health care
Colleen M. Flood and
Amanda Haugan
Colleen M. Flood*
Canada Research Chair in Health Law & Policy, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto and Scientific Director, CIHR Institute of Health Services and Policy Research, Canada
JD student, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
*Correspondence to: Colleen M. Flood, CIHR – Institute of Health Services & Policy Research, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, 39 Queen's Park Crescent East, Toronto, Ontario M5S 2C3, Canada. Email: colleen.flood@utoronto.ca
Choice is often touted as a means for change within health care systems. Yet 'choice', in this context, takes at least three distinct forms: choice between providers within a publicly funded health care system; choice between competing insurers within a universal plan; and, lastly, choice as between privately financed health care and universal public coverage. In Canada, it is this last form of choice that is under active debate; particularly in light of the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Chaoulli, which found a regulation banning private health insurance for medically necessary care was unconstitutional. The argument is frequently made that Canada is an outlier from other countries in having regulation that effectively precludes this kind of choice. This issue is likely to become of concern again in upcoming constitutional challenges where applicants are looking to overturn through judicial challenges Canada's medicare system. This article tests that argument of whether Canada truly is 'odd' from a comparative policy perspective by exploring regulation of choice of privately financed health care in several European countries – the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, England and France. We highlight commonalities as well as differences, showing the extent to which these countries employ regulation to fetter growth of a large privately financed sector. The article's thesis is that Canada, in employing more intrusive forms of regulation, is not an outlier per se but at one point in a regulatory spectrum.
Health Economics, Policy and Law , Volume 5 , Issue 3: Special Issue on Cross-Country Issues in Health Care: Choice, Equity, Efficiency and Cost , July 2010 , pp. 319 - 341
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Św. Józef Túc (wiet. Giuse Túc) (ur. ok. 1843 r. w Hoàng Xá, prowincja Bắc Ninh w Wietnamie – zm. 1 czerwca 1862 r. tamże) – męczennik, święty Kościoła katolickiego.

Istnieją kontrowersje co do roku urodzenia Józefa Túc. Jego rodzicami byli Józef Cẩn i Trí. Józef Túc był biedny. Podczas prześladowań chrześcijan w Wietnamie został aresztowany na początku 1862 r. Przebywał w kilku więzieniach. Nie chciał wyrzec się wiary i został ścięty 1 czerwca 1862 r. Pochowano go w miejscu stracenia. W późniejszym czasie jego relikwie zostały przeniesione do kościoła parafii Ngọc Đồng.

Dzień wspomnienia: 24 listopada w grupie 117 męczenników wietnamskich.

Beatyfikowany 29 kwietnia 1951 r. przez Piusa XII. Kanonizowany przez Jana Pawła II 19 czerwca 1988 r. w grupie 117 męczenników wietnamskich.

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Urodzeni w XIX wieku
Zmarli w 1862
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Expansion of Educator Pipeline Programs.
Identification of Rural Teaching Scholars from among pre-service junior and senior teacher candidates who commit to student teach in rural Colorado school districts.
Cultivation of a Rural Teacher Leaders program that prepares teachers in rural communities for expanded professional roles through participation in programs leading to become National Board Certified Teachers or receive Concurrent Enrollment Certification.
Development of a coordinated Professional Development Network for rural educators.
Cultivation of advocacy and scholarship focused on rural education, including collaboration for grant proposal writing.
The vision of the Colorado Center for Rural Education is to ensure an excellent education for children in rural Colorado. The primary vehicle in support of this overarching vision is to create a comprehensive system for professional development of educators across the rural school districts in Colorado that is focused on locating, preparing, and supporting effective educators in rural school districts.
The University of Northern Colorado received a five-year grant award from the Colorado Department of Higher Education in the amount of $2,205,475 for the establishment of the Colorado Center for Rural Education at UNC. An interagency agreement between the Colorado Department of Higher Education and the University of Northern Colorado to support the initial operations of the Center was signed in December of 2016 by former UNC President Kay Norton and CDHE Executive Director Dr. Kim Hunter Reed.


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Syracuse Men's Basketball
Syracuse basketball's future non-conference schedules present bigger balancing act
As expected, the 20-game ACC slate is going to make things a bit tougher.
By John Cassillo@JohnCassillo Apr 19, 2019, 12:00pm EDT
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Since the ACC announced an expanded 20-game schedule, we knew that it would likely impact the Syracuse Orange men's basketball team's ability to add all of the teams it wanted to in non-conference play. We've talked about that from time to time here, and hypothesized about who makes the cut (and who doesn't) when looking at Syracuse's usual non-conference foes.
To little surprise, we're far from the only ones paying some consideration to that upcoming challenge. Syracuse.com's Mike Waters spoke to SU director of basketball operations Kip Wellman this week about the hurdles having two fewer non-conference games put in front of him when it comes to constructing the schedule.
First and foremost, you're unlikely to get all of Buffalo, St. Bonaventure, Georgetown and St. John's/UConn. Said Wellman:
"It depends on what you decide to do with home and home games. I think for games like Georgetown or St. John's, we're still trying to work through that and see if it fits. You probably can't play all three of them or even two of them. If you do, you might not be able to keep some other teams.
"If you eliminate those, you get to keep the Bonaventures and Buffalos.''
This sort of falls in line with what we figured. The new scheduling demands become a very careful balancing act of not making the opponents too tough or too easy. And as mentioned previously, a lesser field like this year's Preseason NIT (Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Penn State) won't help matters either, as it adds extra pressure to get yet another power conference team on the slate along with those two plus the ACC/Big Ten Challenge opponent.
Realistically, the schedule looks something like this when Wellman starts piecing things together:
Bucknell (already locked in)
ACC/Big Ten Challenge (1 game)
Cornell and Colgate (2 games)
Preseason NIT field (2 games)
Two of St. Bonaventure/Buffalo/Georgetown/St. John's/UConn
Three likely home games in Quad 2/3 area
The big question becomes is that enough this year? Without a marquee team in the preseason NIT field, you're banking on the B1G opponent carrying your non-conference strength of schedule along with maybe Georgetown or a probably rebuilding Buffalo. That's not a dire situation, but it's also likely not as good of a slate as we've had in recent years when non-conference strength of schedule (along with road wins) has been a key part of the Orange making the NCAAs in three of the last four seasons.
Boeheim's always notably been pro-cupcake when it comes to early scheduling, and in the Waters piece, he seems to reiterate that general line of thinking by wondering if the two extra ACC games means they don't have to play teams like Buffalo or Old Dominion (tougher mid-major foes, both of whom Syracuse lost to last year). Don't know if Wellman necessarily agrees based on what he shared in the article. But they're far from "opposed" on the matter.
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Last year's Preseason NIT featured two on-campus games, so along with Bucknell, SU is getting one more game they can't really dictate. If that one's in the Quad 2/3 territory, then that makes things easier for Wellman. If not, it increases the likelihood that the Orange maybe do have to add three from the Georgetown/Buffalo/Bonnies/St. John's/UConn group.
As far as other Quad 2/3 teams we'd potentially want to see added, teams like Harvard, Bowling Green, Northern Kentucky and UNC-Greensboro are out there, as are Hofstra, Stony Brook and a bunch of other schools that are reasonably close in terms of geography if we want to face them.
Wellman's shown himself a pro at getting these schedules done lately, so he's certainly up to the task. But it'll be interesting nonetheless to see where the Orange net out with regard to opponents this year, and how that may inform what we do in the future, too.
But what do you think? Which teams would you like to see on the schedule this year and going forward? Assuming there are a fair amount of pro-Georgetown opinions (scheduling-only) out there. But there's a fair case against as well.
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They're calling it the second generation of the Nano. The people's car is now more car-like, with an openable hatch, better driveability and the convenience of an auto option - the AMT (automated manual transmission). Besides this, the interior gets a redo and now there is even an option to stream your music and use your phone over Bluetooth. Is that enough to make the car a better proposition overall though? We find out.


Honk or moo if you like milk, Kool Aid and fall festivals.
The 41st Greensburg Rotary Club Cow Days will be offering fun, excitement and a cow that gives Kool-Aid, on the square Friday and Saturday Sept. 20-21.
Kids can milk Annie the life-size, fiber glass Holstein and get their favorite flavor of Kool Aid. They will also have a great time bouncing around in the large inflatables presented by the Greensburg Baptist Church.
The highly acclaimed Monarchs from Louisville will take the stage at 7 pm CDT Friday with their classic good-time rock 'n roll. Other performers who will be on stage during the two day event include Trent Ford, Chase McDaniel, the Thin Line Band, One Shot Johnny, DeWayne Spaw, Rockcastle, Driven and many gospel groups.
The GCHS football team will tee it up at 6:30 pm cdt at Campbellsville Friday, Sept. 20 in the 2013 Cow Bowl.
Other popular events include a quilt show, volleyball tournament, and a 3 on 3 basketball tournament. A 5K run will start at 8 am Saturday.
A hearty Rotary Club country ham breakfast will be served up starting at 6 am Saturday in the brand new Community Center.
The FFA will coordinate the games Saturday morning, including the Dairyman's Derby. Contestants run an obstacle course while balancing a tray with glasses of milk.
Thrasher's Art Studio will again have an impressive display of fine art for sale on the Greensburg square. This is the 33rd year Cow Days has featured art by Fred Thrasher.The arts and crafts judging will be Saturday morning.
The largest crowd of the festival will be on the square for the parade at 1 pm Saturday, followed by the Gospel Music Jubilee at 2 pm.
The Cow Days calf and many other prizes will be given away starting at 6 pm.
The Green County Cattlemen's Association, serving steak sandwiches, will be among the many vendors offering a wide array of favorite foods at the Court Street Food Court.
For applications, times, and locations go to greensburgcowdays.com or call Rotary President Paige Hall at 270-405-1856.
Proceeds from Cow Days are used by the Greensburg Rotary Club to fund worthwhile local, state and international projects.


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Violent murders occur in Paradise City as counterfeit comarr are systematically hunted. The police and the Kubai Mata have more than enough trouble to keep themselves occupied. As war erupts at home, Malkolm and Chrysabelle head to New Orleans to recover the Ring of Sorrows. Chrysabelle is forced to make a life and death decision and will realize that her relationship to Malkolm may have fatal consequences.


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BROCKTON - There's an adage that says good things comes to those who wait. It certainly applied to the Norwood High boys hockey team against Mansfield in the first round of the MIAA Division 1 South sectional tournament on Wednesday.
Trailing by a goal heading into the third period, the seventh-seeded Mustangs surged for a pair of scores midway through the period to complete a dramatic 4-3 rally over No. 10 Mansfield at Asiaf Rink.
Norwood (12-5-4) advances to the quarterfinals on Saturday (7 p.m.) at Gallo Arena in Bourne and will face No. 2 Archbishop Williams, which lost in overtime to Xaverian, 6-5, on Monday in the Super Eight play-in round.
Mansfield, a perennial powerhouse in the Hockomock League, wraps up its season at 10-8-3. The defeat was a bitter pill to swallow for coach Rick Anastos who lost the services of several players to expulsion, including their top scorer.
"In light of everything we've been through at the end of this year – and you know what I'm talking about – we showed a lot of character," said Anastos. "We set out tonight to play a certain style based on what we had left for position players and I thought they did a great job."
Jack Sheehan scored the tying goal with 8:33 remaining in the game and assisted on the game-winner, buried by Matt Hajjar about a minute later. Earlier in the game, however, Mansfield found the means to neutralize Sheehan, who led the Mustangs during the regular season with 22 goals.
"I told Jack not to get frustrated," said Norwood coach Bill Clifford. "I told him to keep his wits about him and stay patient. He took the advice and came up big, as usual."
Following a scoreless first period, five goals were racked-up in a frantic second. Norwood garnered a 1-0 lead on a gift from Mansfield goalie Anthony Visconti, who left his net to smother a loose puck but lost control, handing it to John Galvin, who obliged with an easy wraparound.
In response, Mansfield reeled off three unanswered, starting with Billy Grant beating Mustang netminder Denis Drummey five-hole to polish off a 3-on-2 rush and tie it. The Hornets soon went ahead on a goal from Jared Collins who took advantage of a Mustang contingent that was legless seconds after killing off a power play that never left the zone and produced seven shots. With 49 seconds left in the frame, Mansfield went up 3-1 on a power-play goal from Kyle Hurley.
Dejected, the Norwood faithful clogging the stands at Brockton's Asiaf Rink found new life when 30 seconds after falling behind by a pair, their team cut into the deficit. Skating hard into the offensive zone, Dan Farrell and Mike Roy traded rapid passes, with Farrell putting the finishing touch behind Visconti to cut the lead to one heading into the intermission.
Sheehan supplied the inspiration for Norwood in the third. With linemate Galvin in the box, Sheehan won the draw in his own end, skated free of a crowd, and raced down ice for a shorthanded breakaway. Visconti made the stop but a minute later, Sheehan returned with helpers Hajjar and Jake O'Rourke and this trip, would not be denied.
Just over a minute later, with 7:12 left in the game, the trio of Hajjar, O'Rourke, and Sheehan crashed the Mansfield net and came away with the go-ahead goal and game-winner, credited to Hajjar.
Anastos pulled Visconti with 53 seconds remaining in exchange for an extra-skater but Norwood clamped down defensively and didn't allow a single shot on Drummey.
"I have to give these kids a lot of credit," said Clifford. "They were down 3-1 and battled back. We kept plugging away, got a few good breaks, and made the most of them."


The Femforce is actively recruiting new members, so it all works out for the best that the Sentinels Of Justice may be forced to disband. Since former Sentinel Stardust will be at loose ends , she will make a perfect new FFer. Meanwhile, Nightveil suggests a fictional character that she accidently brought to life with magic as another possible recruit. Unfortunately, Stella Stargaze' manipulations have taken hold on T. C. Fremont, and he evicts the group from their temporary HQ on Jungle Island. "Sentinels No More" is written by Bill Black, drawn by Darren Goodhart, and inked by John Dell. It guest stars Paragon, Commando D, The Scarlet Scorpion and Riot O'Rourke. Color cover by Mike Harris and Jim Sanders III. Black and white interior with graytones, standard comic book format. Printed in 1989.


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Iván Ivánovich Dzerzhinski, en ruso: Иван Иванович Дзержинский (Tambov, 9 de abril de 1909 - San Petersburgo, 18 de enero de 1978) fue un compositor ruso.

Fue uno de los músicos más exaltados de la Unión Soviética por su fidelidad a la tradición nacional que se expresaba en un lenguaje siempre sujeto al patrimonio popular y en los temas estrechamente relacionados con la vida y la historia de su país.

Autor de nueve óperas, dos poemas sinfónicos, tres conciertos para piano y orquesta y composiciones y canciones de cámara, fue famoso sobre todo por dos óperas inspiradas en dos novelas de Mijaíl Shólojov: El El Don apacible (1928/1940) y Campos roturados (1932-1960).

Bibliografía
 Edita SARPE, Gran Enciclopedia de la Música Clásica, vol. I, pág. 366. (ISBN 84-7291-226-4)

Compositores de ópera de Rusia
Fallecidos en San Petersburgo
Miembros del Partido Comunista de la Unión Soviética


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Lynx beat Liberty
June 6, 2022 By Minnesota News Network
Lynx 84, NY Liberty 77 (final-SUNDAY)
Lynx Notes
• Returning to the starting lineup after coming off the bench for the previous two games, Aerial Powers led Minnesota in scoring with a career-tying 27 points (second 20+ point game this season) on 11-of-22 shooting, tying her season-high of three made baskets from beyond the arc. Powers earned a career-best 18 first half total points, 13 of which came in the second quarter on 8-of-13 shooting which ties for most second quarter points in her career.
• In 33:40 minutes of action, Powers finished with seven rebounds, five coming on the defensive end to lift her over the 300+ career defensive rebound feat.
• Sylvia Fowles tallied her eighth double-figure scoring game, finishing with 18 points on 7-of-10 shooting. Fowles became the 4th all-time leading scorer in Lynx history, passing Lindsay Whalen's 3,233 career points. Fowles led the Lynx in rebounds for the eighth time this season with eight boards
• Kayla McBride recorded18 points in today's victory on 5-of-8 shooting from the field including a perfect 3-of-3 from three-point range. McBride also added three rebounds, all on the defensive end, and one steal.
• In her fourth start of the 2022 season, Rachel Banham registered 11 points, connecting on 5-of-11 from field, grabbed a career-tying six rebounds and had four assists.
Team Notes
• The Lynx tallied a season-best 32 points in the second quarter, topping the previous record of 23 second quarter points (May 17, 2022 at Los Angeles).
• Minnesota finished the first half with 46 points, tied for most so far this season (May 17, 2022 at Los Angeles). At the break, the Lynx held the Liberty to just 37 points marking a new opponent low in first half points this season.
• At the 1:15 minute mark in the third quarter, Minnesota tallied their largest lead against an opponent at 19 points, topping the previous season-high 13 points on May 24, 2022 against New York. After three quarters, Minnesota tallied their best third-quarter scoring performance of the season with 25 points. Entering the fourth quarter, Minnesota led for the first time in the season, 71-55.
• Minnesota outrebounded New York, 36-34, marking the eighth game the Lynx had the upper hand on the glass. The Lynx also outscored the Liberty in second-chance points, 13 to 8.
• New York's total 77 points are the least amount of opponent points allowed by the Lynx this season. Minnesota held New York to just 4-of-30 (13.3 percent) beyond the arc, the lowest percentage this season by an opponent.
• Powers set a new season-high for Minnesota in points with 27, passing Sylvia Fowles' 26 points on May 10, 2022 at Indiana.
• As a team, the Minnesota Lynx wore orange today to support Gun Violence Awareness in honor of those who have lost their lives or a loved one due to gun violence in America.
• The Lynx closeout their regular-season series against the Liberty on Tuesday, June 7 at the Barclays Center. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. CT and will broadcast nationally on CBS Sport Network and locally on Bally Sports North Extra.
Liberty Notes
• Sabrina Ionescu had a game-high 31 points on 13-of-24 shooting from the field, grabbed five rebounds, seven assists and three steals in 36:26 minutes of action.
(info courtesy of Lynx)
Filed Under: Sports, T-Wolves / Lynx


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Home Blog The Purple Day 5K in Review
The Purple Day 5K in Review
Start spreading the word about Epilepsy awareness
"Currently there is no cure for epilepsy, and for some individuals the finish line is far from sight. "
On Saturday, March 24th the first annual Purple Day 5K Fun Run and Walk for Epilepsy Awareness was held at the East Riverfront Park in South Jordan, Utah. The event was created by the Green Family (Greg, Angela, Gabriel, Marisa and Natalie) of South Jordan; and the Epilepsy Association of Utah was engaged as the primary designated charity. The race event was designed to build community awareness about epilepsy, promote research and funding for a cure, while encouraging a more active lifestyle for anyone through participation in the 5K run/walk.
What was amazing about the race were the stories that people shared. A sister and daughter had been lost to epilepsy. Another daughter living away had been diagnosed with epilepsy, but kept it from her parents until recently; so they came out to run for her. A mother was diagnosed and the family came out together offering their support. A teacher with Epilepsy and a VNS implant drove hours to run the course, and to have a voice and talk about her Epilepsy. A little boy with seizures had an entire team made up of his extended family come to show their support for him. A young girl with Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy came out with her mother and grandmother, and together completed walking the entire course. All of the stories were real, and moving; and this is why we want to keep doing this. It hits as close to home for us as it does for others. We become a community. We want to show up, and talk, and know that we are heard and understood.
The Push to the Finish team also participated in the Purple Day 5K with 3 kids from the Epilepsy Association of Utah. PTTF is an organization that places runners with kids who have disabilities that would otherwise not be able to compete in running events. Finisher medals were given to each PTTF participant who completed the course.
To promote the event, we included Purple dri-fit tech shirts, bandannas emblazoned with awareness ribbons, purple sparkle tattoos, wrist bands, pins, and literature in every race bag. It was fun to see how people went all out to dress up and go Purple-crazy on race day!
There were chalk drawings and hula hoops for the kids. Signs drawn by South Jordan Elementary students marked the course to motivate runners. Music was abundant, and refreshments were available for everyone.
So Cupcake made 100 special Purple Velvet cupcakes that were sold from the So Cupcake truck at the event to help raise funds.
There were 160 registered participants and over 200 people who attended the event. Overall and Age Group medals were awarded after the race, and in all 45 medals were handed out. A special Purplicious Peep award and prize package was given to Samantha Heugly for being the most decked-out purplicious participant at the event. Raffle prizes were handed out to participants who had their numbers drawn.
Our inspiration for the event was Natalie, who was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy (due to an in-utero left hemiplegic stroke) when she was eight months old. Natalie is currently eleven years old and has had daily seizures that are partially controlled with medication. In July 2011 she underwent a Pediatric Peri-Insular Hemispherotomy at Primary Children's Medical Center in Salt Lake City (the Facebook album of her visit is here). She is currently in a one-year monitoring period to gain a seizure-free diagnosis. We were moved to do something that recognized Epilepsy in the community, and were inspired by Purple Day, a global campaign for Epilepsy Awareness.
The 2013 event goals are to find three primary sponsors for the race, and attain 500 registrants. Next year's plans include community booths and fair activities, a photo wall, contests and some special appearances in addition to the running event. We are so grateful for everyone's support that made this possible!
The Purple Day 5K website is http://www.purpleday5k.com.


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Chheda Housing Development Corporation vs. ACIT (ITAT Mumbai)
Posted on July 6, 2019 by editor — No Comments ↓
CORAM: G. S. Pannu (AM), Pawan Singh (JM)
SECTION(S): 2(14), 45, 48
CATCH WORDS: capital vs. revenue receipt, compensation
DATE: May 29, 2019 (Date of pronouncement)
DATE: July 6, 2019 (Date of publication)
Capital vs. Revenue Receipt: Damages received for breach of development agreement are capital in nature & not chargeable to tax. The only right that accrues to the assessee who complains of breach is right to file a suit for recovery of damages from the defaulting party. A breach of contract does not give rise to any debt. A right to recover damages is not assignable because it is not a chose-in-action. Such a mere 'right to sue' is neither a capital asset u/s 2(14) nor is it capable of being transferred & is therefore not chargeable under u/s 45 of the Act (All imp judgements referred)
Despite the definition of the expression capital asset in the widest possible terms in section 2(14), a right to a capital asset must fall within the expression 'property of any kind' and must not fall within the exceptions. Section 6 of the Transfer of Property Act which uses the expression 'property of any kind' in the context of transferability makes an exception in the case of mere right to sue. The decisions there under make it abundantly clear that the right to sue for damages is not an actionable claim. It cannot be assigned and its transfer is opposed to public policy. As such it will not be quite correct to say that such a right constituted capital asset which in turn has to be an interest in 'property of any kind.'
DCIT vs. Kargwal Products P. Ltd (ITAT Mumbai)
COUNSEL: Pooja Swaroop
DATE: September 26, 2018 (Date of pronouncement)
S. 147 Reopening for taxing Bogus share capital: Even in a s. 143(1) intimation, the AO is not entitled to reopen on the ground that the assessee has received "huge share premium" which was not "examined" by the AO. The AO cannot reopen in the absence of tangible material that shows income has escaped assessment
The assessment was processed under section 143(1). The assessment was reopened on 29.03.2014 without four year from the end of relevant Assessment Year. We have noted that the Assessing Officer nowhere mentioned in the reasons recorded that any tangible material either from assessment record or from other source has come in the notice of Assessing Officer for his reason to believe that any income has escape assessment. Therefore, the basic requirement of reopening of the assessee i.e. reason to believe was not fulfilled at the time of recording the reasons of reopening
ACIT vs. Celerity Power LLP (ITAT Mumbai)
Posted on December 3, 2018 by editor — 5 Comments ↓
CORAM: G. S. Pannu (AM), Ravish Sood (JM)
SECTION(S): 45, 47(xiiib), 47A(4), 48, 72A(6A), LLP Act
CATCH WORDS: conversion of company into LLP, Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
COUNSEL: Manish J. Shah, Yogesh Thar
DATE: November 16, 2018 (Date of pronouncement)
S. 47(xiiib) r.w.s 47A(4): The conversion of a company into a LLP constitutes a "transfer". If the conditions of s. 47(xiiib) are not satisfied, the transaction is chargeable to 'capital gains' u/s 45 (Texspin Engg 263 ITR 345 (Bom) distinguished). If the assets and liabilities of the company are vested in the LLP at 'book values' (cost), there is in fact no capital gain. The argument that u/s 58(4) of the LLP Act, the LLP is entitled to carry forward the accumulated losses & unabsorbed depreciation of the company, notwithstanding non-compliance with s. 47(xiiib) is not acceptable
We find from a perusal of the 'memorandum' explaining the purpose and intent behind the enactment of sub-section (xiiiib) to Sec. 47, that prior to its insertion, the 'transfer' of assets on conversion of a company into a LLP attracted levy of "capital gains" tax. The legislature in all its wisdom had vide the Finance Act, 2010 made Sec. 47(xiiib) available on the statute, with the purpose that the transfer of assets on conversion of a company into a LLP in accordance with the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, subject to fulfilment of the conditions contemplated therein, shall not be regarded as a 'transfer' for the purposes of Sec. 45 of the Act. In so far, the reliance placed by the ld. A.R on the judgment of the Hon'ble High Court of Bombay in the case of CIT Vs. Texspin Engg. & Mfg. Works (2003) 263 ITR 345 (Bom) is concerned, the same in our considered view is distinguishable on facts.
Ambuja Cements Limited vs. CIT (ITAT Mumbai)
CORAM: G. S. Pannu (AM), Ram Lal Negi (JM)
CATCH WORDS: principles of natural justice, Revision u/s 263
COUNSEL: Soumen Adak
S. 263(1) obligates the CIT to give the assessee an opportunity of being heard before passing of his order. While the CIT is entitled to consider a point which is not stated in the show-cause notice, he cannot pass the revision order unless the assessee is given the opportunity of being heard. Such an order is untenable in the eyes of law (Amitabh Bachchan 384 ITR 200 (SC) followed)
Notably, section 263(1) of the Act obligates the Commissioner to give the assessee an opportunity of being heard before passing of his order. No doubt the Commissioner is not disentitled to consider a point which is not stated in the notice so issued. However, the obligation to given an opportunity to the assessee of being heard on the point on the basis of which he finds it expedient to treat the assessment order erroneous in so far as it is prejudicial to the interests of the Revenue, is definitely cast on the Commissioner, as opined by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Amitabh Bachchan 384 ITR 200
DCIT vs. Gilbarco Veeder Root India Pvt. Ltd (ITAT Mumbai)
Posted on August 4, 2018 by editor — No Comments ↓
SECTION(S): 2(22)(e)
CATCH WORDS: deemed dividend
COUNSEL: Ketan Ved
DATE: August 4, 2018 (Date of publication)
S. 2(22)(e) Deemed Dividend: The argument of the Dept, based on Gopal and Sons (HUF) vs CIT 77 TM.com 71 (SC), that even though the assessee-recipient of money is neither the registered nor the beneficial shareholder of the payer company, the money should be assessed as "deemed dividend" is not correct (Scope of Gopal and Sons (HUF) vs CIT explained)
So far as the reliance placed by the Revenue on the judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Gopal and Sons (HUF) (supra) is concerned, the same, in our view, is quite inapplicable to the facts of the present case. Firstly, the assessee before the Hon'ble Supreme Court was a HUF and the issue was as to whether the loans and advances received by the HUF could be treated as 'deemed dividend' within the meaning of Sec. 2(22)(e) of the Act. Notably, in the case before the Hon'ble Supreme Court, the payment was made by the company to the HUF and the shares in the company were held by the karta of the HUF. It is in this context that the Hon'ble Supreme Court upheld the addition in the hands of the HUF as factually the HUF was the beneficial shareholder
Deepak Sales & Properties Pvt. Ltd vs. ACIT (ITAT Mumbai) (Special Bench)
Posted on July 18, 2018 by editor — No Comments ↓
COURT: ITAT Mumbai, Special Bench
CORAM: B. R. Baskaran (AM), G. S. Pannu (AM), Joginder Singh (JM)
SECTION(S): 269SS, 269T, 271D, 273B
CATCH WORDS: cash deposit, cash loan, penalty
COUNSEL: M. S. Mathuria
DATE: July 18, 2018 (Date of publication)
S. 269SS/ 271D Penalty: It is not enough for the assessee to show that the transaction of taking loan/ deposit by cash is genuine or bona fide. It has also to be shown that there was reasonable cause u/s 273B for the assessee being unable to take the loan/deposit by account payee cheque or account payee bank draft
There is no dispute between the parties that bonafide nature of transactions alone would not be sufficient to escape the clutches of sec. 271D of the Act. As per the decision rendered by Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Kum. A.B. Shanthi (supra), it is required to be established that there was some bonafide reasons for the assessee for not taking or accepting loan or deposit by account payee cheque or account payee bank draft, so that the provisions of sec.273B of the Act will come to the help of the assessee. Only in such cases, the AO is precluded from levying penalty u/s 271D of the Act
Amod Shivlal Shah vs. ACIT (ITAT Mumbai)
SECTION(S): 132(4), 133A
CATCH WORDS: admission of undisclosed income, retraction, survey
S. 133A: An admission of estimated income made during survey has no evidentiary value and is not binding on the assessee. The income has to be assessed as per the return of income and books of account. Hiralal Maganlal 97 TTJ Mum 377 distinguished. CBDT Circular No. 286/2/2003 (Inv.) II dated 10.03.2003 referred
The Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Pullangode Rubber Produce Co. Ltd. vs State of Kerala & Anr., 91 ITR 18 (SC) recognised the trite law that it was open to the assessee who made the admission to show that it was incorrect. As per the Hon'ble Supreme Court, it was imperative that in such a situation assessee ought to be given a proper opportunity to show the correct state of facts. In fact, in the case before the Hon'ble Supreme Court, assessee was attempting to show that the entries made by it in the account books did not disclose the correct state of facts. The Hon'ble Supreme Court recognised the right of the assessee to do so on the premise that it was open to the assessee who made the admission to show that the same was incorrect. In other words, as per the Hon'ble Supreme Court, the admission made on an anterior date, which was not based on correct state of facts, was not conclusive to hold the issue against the assessee
Orbit Enterprises vs. ITO (ITAT Mumbai)
SECTION(S): 271(1)(c), 274, 292BB
CATCH WORDS: concealment of income, furnishing inaccurate particulars of income, penalty
COUNSEL: Sanjiv Shah
DATE: September 1, 2017 (Date of pronouncement)
AY: 2005-06, 2006-07
S. 271(1)(c)/ 292BB: "concealment of particulars of income" and "furnishing of inaccurate particulars of income" referred to in s. 271(1)(c) denote two different connotations. It is imperative for the AO to make the assessee aware in the notice issued u/s 274 r.w.s. 271(1)(c) as to which of the two limbs are being put-up against him. The failure to do so is fatal to the penalty proceedings. The argument that the assessee was made aware of the specific charge during the proceedings is of no avail. S. 292BB does not save the penalty proceedings from being declared void
Notably, Sec. 292BB of the Act has been inserted w.e.f. 01.04.2008 and is understood basically as a rule of evidence. The implication of Sec. 292BB of the Act is that once the assessee appears in any proceedings or has co-operated in any inquiry relating to assessment or reassessment, it shall be deemed that any notice under any provisions of the Act that is required to be served has been duly served upon him in accordance with the provisions of the Act and under these circumstances, assessee would be precluded from objecting that a notice that was required to be served under the Act was either not served upon him or was not served in time or was served in an improper manner. In our considered opinion, the provisions of Sec. 292BB of the Act have no relevance in the context of the impugned examination of the efficacy of the notice issued by the Assessing Officer u/s 274 r.w.s. 271(1)(c) of the Act. Notably, the issue before us is not about the service of notice but as to whether the contents of the notice issued meets with the requirements of law. Therefore, the said argument of the ld. CIT-DR is also rejected
ITO vs. Nishant Lalit Jadhav (ITAT Mumbai)
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SECTION(S): 54, 54F
CATCH WORDS: exemption, new residential house
COUNSEL: Hari S. Raheja
DATE: April 26, 2017 (Date of pronouncement)
DATE: May 20, 2017 (Date of publication)
S. 54/ 54F: There is no requirement that the investment in the new residential house should be situated in India prior to the amendment by the Finance (Nos.2) Act, 2014 w.e.f. 01/04/2015
A similar situation, though in the context of section 54F of the Act, has been considered by the Hon'ble Gujarat High Court in the case of Smt.Leena J. Shah (supra); notably, so far as the impugned issue is concerned, the requirement of sections 54F & 54F of the Act is pari-materia, inter-alia, requiring the assessee to make investment in a new residential house in order to avail the exemption on the capital gains earned. As per the Hon'ble High Court, prior to the amendment the only stipulation was to invest in a new residential property and that there was no scope for importing the requirement of making such investment in a residential property located in India
Meherjee Cassinath Holdings Pvt. Ltd vs. ACIT (ITAT Mumbai)
SECTION(S): 271(1)(c), 274
COUNSEL: F. V. Irani
S. 271(1)(c) penalty proceedings are "quasi-criminal" and ought to comply with the principles of natural justice. The non-striking of the irrelevant portion in the show-cause notice means that the AO is not firm about the charge against the assessee and the assessee is not made aware as to which of the two limbs of s. 271(1)(c) he has to respond. The fact that the assessment order is clear about the charge against the assessee is irrelevant (Samson Perinchery (Bom) followed, Kaushalya 216 ITR 660 (Bom) distinguished)
Apart from the aforesaid discussion, we may also refer to the one more seminal feature of this case which would demonstrate the importance of non-striking off of irrelevant clause in the notice by the Assessing Officer. As noted earlier, in the assessment order dated 10.12.2010 the Assessing Officer records that the penalty proceedings u/s 271(1)(c) of the Act are to be initiated for furnishing of inaccurate particulars of income. However, in the notice issued u/s 274 r.w.s. 271(1)(c) of the Act of even date, both the limbs of Sec. 271(1)(c) of the Act are reproduced in the proforma notice and the irrelevant clause has not been struck-off. Quite clearly, the observation of the Assessing Officer in the assessment order and non-striking off of the irrelevant clause in the notice clearly brings out the diffidence on the part of Assessing Officer and there is no clear and crystallised charge being conveyed to the assessee u/s 271(1)(c), which has to be met by him. As noted by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Dilip N. Shroff (supra), the quasi-criminal proceedings u/s 271(1)(c) of the Act ought to comply with the principles of natural justice, and in the present case, considering the observations of the Assessing Officer in the assessment order alongside his action of non-striking off of the irrelevant clause in the notice shows that the charge being made against the assessee qua Sec. 271(1)(c) of the Act is not firm and, therefore, the proceedings suffer from non-compliance with principles of natural justice inasmuch as the Assessing Officer is himself unsure and assessee is not made aware as to which of the two limbs of Sec. 271(1)(c) of the Act he has to respond


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Q: Time to Sucessfull Transmission of a Frame in 802.11p MAC Layer - Veins I am looking for some model or equation that, given the size of a frame, provide the time (channel access duration) needed to ensure a successfull transmission of this frame in 802.11p in Veins Framework.
My idea is use this value to guarantee channel access for some nodes in the network, with a non-zero probability of successfull transmission.
I've found the equation bellow in the class Mac1609_5.cc
simtime_t sendingDuration = RADIODELAY_11P + phy11p->getFrameDuration(mac->getBitLength(), usedMcs);

My question is, this is only the time that I need to take into account? There is some another behavior in veins that affects the time to transmit one frame?
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Vegas!
My phone thinks we walked 9½ miles yesterday and Lesley's pedometer 10½. But we emerged from our "Ultimate" variety show in Planet Hollywood at about 10.00pm surprisingly fresh and hardly at all foot sore.
Again, the scale of everything beggars description and certainly my powers of photography.
We started in the vast Venetian complex soon after 9.00 while it was all still quiet. So we toured the canal and St Mark's Square in relative peace – under the convincing artificial sky.
The man who sold us a SIM card for Lesley's phone rose to my mention of the T word. "For sure it's a lot of fun". But he went on that it was hard to tell which had been more unlikely – that or the Leicester City story. More evidence that the story has caught the imagination of the world.
He, like almost everyone else, from women serving us breakfast to men cleaning a huge stone fountain we asked for some direction or other, have an open friendliness and genuine interest which is a real delight.
The uniformed "ambassador" in the lift up the Eiffel Tower tells us that the Trump tower is the only hotel in Vegas which doesn't have a casino.
Everywhere we went we moved seamlessly from marble opulence into expansive gaming halls, and back again, just to get about.
Slept right through to 5.00 this morning. Good progress. Lesley has already had a swim in the nearest of the resort's four pools. We can pick up our hire car from Treasure Island (where else?) any time after 8.00.
CategoriesCivilisation travel
To Las Vegas
To the Grand Canyon
2 thoughts on "Vegas!"
Friday May 6, 2016 at 9:34 pm
It all looks amazing…but I can imagine that a couple of days in Vegas may be enough! Hope the driving has gone ok today. Xx
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Saturday May 7, 2016 at 3:01 am
Absolutely right. And the drive today has been brilliant. But there's been quite a lot of rain and actually some sleet! Just arrived at the Grand Canyon. I have never seen Mum so moved…


If you're looking for a solid lip balm that is going to provide long-lasting moisture to your lips and enable you to get rid of any pain or tenderness that you're dealing with, the new EOS chamomile cooling balm is the choice for you. EOS created this particular brand because of the fact that many customers were looking for a high-quality option for when they're dealing with dryness and even wind burn. Even in the warmer months, you'll find that it benefits you to use a balm like the one that EOS has created. Plus, the balm tastes amazing and is going to be a staple in your makeup bag.
The EOS brand is well known for the amazing products that they have created for customers of all ages and needs. You will find EOS products both in local stores as well as on the internet for easy ordering. No matter the product you want or need, it is a good idea for you to look at the range of amazing reviews written about the EOS line and see which one is right for you (http://www.allure.com/review/eos-lip-balm-sphere). Once you decide on a lip balm, lotion or shave cream that's perfect for you, it is just a matter of figuring out which one you need and purchasing it from the right vendor.
There are tons of people right now using EOS products with great success, and this is why you might want to check out the brand on your own to see if it'll work for you as well. This is a brand that you can trust and know the ingredients are some of the highest quality available right now (Amazon). There are lots of brands out there, but there is none so much better than the EOS brand of lip balms and other products.
EOS lip balm now has a new look, and it's not what you might expect. It's called the Crystal Lip Balm ($5). The brand has given up its signature look of being spherical and sleek. It is now a sleeker pyramid shape. A new fabulous container was also designed and introduced. Also, the balm is totally clear. But, it still hydrates just as well, maybe even better than the original.
The new EOS lip balm is completely vegan and wax-less. So, no more pasty mouth feeling. It is hypoallergenic and has a blend of coconut, shea butter, castor, sunflower oils, and avocado. The new flavors are Hibiscus Peach and Vanilla Orchid. Both smell great and are a good value for the money.
EOS, Evolution of Smooth, are all over fashion and beauty magazines (Allure). Seven years ago, these pastel orbs started popping up everywhere. Celebrities such as Christina Aguilera, Kim Kardashian, and Miley Cyrus were spotted with them. They have even taken over shelves in Target, Walmart, Walgreens, and other major retailers.
In an interview with Fast Company, insiders with EOS told the story of how it became the second best-selling balm in the country. It outperforms Blistex and Chapstick. And, is right after Burt's Bees products. It's no wonder everyone loves EOS. They come in pretty much any color or flavor imaginable. People even decorate them with rhinestones or cute stripes. There's no doubt, the new Crystal Lip Balm will be a huge hit.
David McDonald is a renowned manage. He is currently the president and the Chief Operating Officer of OSI Group of industries. MacDonald has been working with the company for quite some time now. McDonald has steered the OSI Group of companies and he is responsible for several key undertakings in the organization. As a result, he has been the driving force behind many key undertakings and the moves that the company has taken and achieved so far. With his great leadership skills and vast experience in management, he has improved the net of the company tremendously.
Little information is known about the educational background of David McDonald. However, he attended Lowa State University where he graduated with Bachelor's degree in Animal Science. McDonald has a rich work experience with many notable companies. He was the Project Manager at OSI Group before he was promoted to his current position. He has also worked with North America Meat Institute as the Chairman and also as an Independent Director at Marfig Global Foods. McDonald is also the Director of OSI International Foods Pity Limited, a branch of the company based in Australia. McDonald is also a member of Board of Directors in the OSI Group of Industries responsible for making key decisions in the company.
David McDonald has immensely contributed to the OSI Group sustainability. The company as it now has more than 50 business in over 17 countries. The introduction of company's products in China has boosted the OSI Group immersively. David McDonald has been in the forefront in the marketing of poultry products in China. As a result, the company now is developing two new factories in the country. David McDonald has also helped the company to venture into new other countries including Geneva, India Poland and Hungary and hence OSI Group has gone international.
OSI Group has achieved considerable success under the leadership of David McDonald. The company is producing world-class products and has made drastic changes in its processing and production departments. McDonald has also pioneered the establishment of global networks that comprise the in-house and firms across the world for effective teamwork. He has also set up a clear management structure in each regional offices to ensure the smooth running of the branches of OSI Group. McDonald has also ensured that each regional branch understands the cultures and beliefs of the natives to boost the market share of the company among the locals.
Experts agree that healthcare in the United States is in need of reinvention to deliver better care at a better price. Ara Chackerian stands out as a leader making a difference in this field. He is an entrepreneur and angel investor in the field of healthcare technology.
New developments in healthcare technology have made it easier than ever for doctors to diagnose, and also treat, diseases. Ara Chackerian invests in early-stage companies that are developing these technologies. He has guided young healthcare businesses with his investments for over twenty years.
Ara Chackerian is currently a managing director at ASC Capital Holdings, LLC. Previously, he founded or co-founded a number of healthcare companies, such as BMC Diagnostics. He is a general partner with TMS Health Solutions. TMS Health Solutions works to develop innovative ways to help people with treatment-resistant depression. TMS stands for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, and has been shown to be a safe and effective treatment method.
In an interview with IdeaMensch, Ara Chackerian describes how he and a business partner came up with the idea for TMS Health Solutions. They realized that there could be a better model for out-patient psychiatry, one that truly puts patients first. TMS Health Solutions has since expanded from San Francisco to throughout the Bay Area, with seven facilities. For more details visit LinkedIn.
In addition to his full-time work, Ara Chackerian is a philanthropist who supports a number of sustainability efforts. He and Aram Terry guide Limonapa Teak Farm in Chinandega, Nicaragua, which aims to push back against the overwhelming challenge of global deforestation by providing sustainable employment to local Nicaraguans who would otherwise use the land for cattle pasture.
Chackerian is also a board member at Nor Luyce Mentoring Center for Youth. This organization assists young girls in Gyumri, Armenia, helping them build a strong sense of self and community.
You can search on Google to see more.
The popular lip balm brand Evolution of Smooth recently introduced a new variety of products named vegan crystal lip balm. This new offering from the incredibly popular brand is meant to offer individuals who need vegan products the same high-quality lip balm products without the beeswax. The reaction to this new line has been incredible. Stores are running out of stock almost as quickly as they get new shipments in. The vegan crystal lip balm is free from animal byproducts and is organic, and as the name suggests, clear.
Evolution of Smooth is a relatively new company compared to the other industry giants like Chapstick, who have been market leaders for nearly a century. EOS was able to rise to the top through a combination of marketing tactics and quality products that their customers can't get enough of. They also offer a wide selection of flavors that the others do not come close to matching. They have taken traditional flavors and added other exotic flavors to make combinations that are unique to the brand. Combine that with the fun, and recognizable packaging, and you have a formula for instant success (mapleholistics.com).
To date, the company has managed to see revenue in excess of $250 million and is projected to see %1 billion by the year 2020. People all over the world now enjoy access to their favorite EOS products at major retailers. Their products now offer something for everyone and considering all types of needs across the market is another reason why EOS will continue to grow and prosper over the coming year.
Sheldon Lavin works with OSI Group where he serves as the chief executive officer. OSI Group is an international company that is known for the manufacture and supply of top food and meat products. The main offices of the food company are in Aurora, Illinois. Sheldon Lavin first joined OSI Group as an outsider, but within a short time, he was running the operations of the company. Sheldon joined OSI Group in the 1979's when it operated under the name of Otto & Sons Company. The company was started by Otto together with his sons. Immediately after its launch, Otto & Sons became the top supplier.
Sheldon Lavin became the financial advisor to Otto & Sons after the company began experiencing financial problems. He helped the food company achieve tremendous growth and success through his skills and experience. As a financial advisor of Otto & Sons, Sheldon Lavin was responsible for overseeing the acquisition of money from top financial institutions. Sheldon Lavin also assisted in sourcing for investment and business overseas. It was also during this time that the food company changed its name to OSI Group. While serving at OSI Group, Sheldon Lavin helped the company in achieving a broader clientele base. The food company began supplying their products to other nations such as Australia, Europe, South Africa, Philippines,North America, Asia, and Japan.
After serving at OSI Group for a while, Sheldon Lavin was able to buy a controlling interest and soon took over the firm. The specialty of Sheldon Lavin at OSI group is to help the food company in managing supply chains that are complex. The successful businessman is a believer of teamwork and works together with individuals who are like-minded. Sheldon Lavin has been serving in the food supply industry for a very long time and therefore posses the required expertise and experience to excel in the field. Over the years, Sheldon Lavin has received many awards due to his excellence in business as well as in philanthropic activities. He offers basic, and housing needs of individuals that suffer from chronic illnesses.
Evolution of Smooth, or EOS, has launched a new lip medicated lip balm that has taken the market by storm. This organic medicated lip balm is made with menthol to help soothe and medicate the skin and chamomile that contains antioxidants. The chamomile also helps to hydrate the lips, leaving them plumb and smooth. The balm retails for just $3.00 and comes in a 0.25 ounce container (allure.com).
Evolution of Smooth was founded nearly a decade ago and the company's purpose was to provide its customers with an organic lip balm that healed cracked and dry lips while tasting great as well. Their initial offering was met with much fanfare with celebs and musicians touting their product. The company quickly ran into an inventory problem, which was a good problem to have at the time. In fact, to this day there retailers have trouble keeping up with demand. Once someone uses an EOS product they can see and feel the difference it can make.
EOS is an innovative company that recognized a giant hole in the marketplace and filled it admirably. They have quickly become the best selling lip balm in the world and continue to create new and exciting flavors and products. They have truly revolutionized the lip balm market. EOS Lip Balm is part of the FAST Companies.
EOS lip balm has now became the most popular and widely used cosmetic lip balm since late 2010. This amazingly unique twist on lip balm has everyone in love and steadily buying more! The Evolution Of Smooth, or better known as EOS has made billions of dollars from their amazing products. In addition to their most famous moisturizing lip balm, they sell only a hand-full of products all ranging from shaving creams to hand and body lotions (ulta.com).
They also include plenty of nourishing vitamins and antioxidants that'll leave your skin and lips feeling hydrated all throughout the day. Each of their products comes in a variety of scents and flavors.
Recently, EOS just launched a brand new lip balm flavor to their collection called Cooling Chamomile. This newly created lip balm is medicated with real active chamomile and other natural mint oils. As it hydrates your lips, it also cools and soothes inflamed skin with its combined nourishing agents.
Go on and pick one up today!
Beauty enthusiasts who prefer using all-natural items without animal products will be happy to know that EOS (Evolution of Smooth) has introduced two new lip balm flavors that are completely vegan (imabeautygeek.com). Most other lip balms from EOS have beeswax in them, which makes the products all natural, but not vegan. These new beeswax-free EOS balms are ideal for those who want to experience the fruity and floral flavors of Evolution of Smooth's lip products while still sticking to their health and environmental principles.
Evolution of Smooth has been in business for about a decade, and got its start when the company's founders were bold enough to meet with a buyer from Walgreen's and ask that EOS products be featured in the popular drug store. These days, it's also pretty common to find EOS balms in Target and Walmart, which means that millions of customers are exposed to the brand. EOS has also caught the attention of a number of celebrities; Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus and even Kim Kardashian have been seen using EOS. Read reviews, check celiacandthebeast.com.
In addition to a large variety of fragrant and nourishing lip balm flavors, Evolution of Smooth also has a line of hand creams and shaving creams that protect and revitalize the skin.


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Q: How to nest conjunctions or_ and and_ in SQLAlchamey I'm tyring to recreate this query in SQL Alchamey but I've been unable to nest the filters:
Query:
SELECT * FROM calendar
where (recurrenceRule = '')
or (recurrenceRule != '' and start < @end1);

Python:
events.filter(or_(Calendar.recurrenceRule!='',
      (Calendar.recurrenceRule=='',Calendar.start>=filterStart))

This python results in the following exception:
"SQL expression object or string expected."

A: You must use and_ explicitly:
events.filter(or_(
    Calendar.recurrenceRule!='',
    and_(Calendar.recurrenceRule=='', Calendar.start>=filterStart))
)


The release of the Chinese technology company's chief financial officer caps three days of bail hearings and sets the stage for what could be a lengthy battle. He said he vouches for Meng's character to comply with any conditions imposed by the British Columbia Supreme Court and has pledged C$500,000 from the equity on his home in Vancouver, which is valued at C$1.4 million.
Tuesday was the third day of bail hearings.
Meng Wanzhou joined Huawei as early as 1993, when she began a career at her father's company as a receptionist.
Wanzhou, who was released on bail Tuesday, has been accused of misleading multinational banks about Iran-linked transactions.
"The idea that there is retaliation against a Canadian citizen, unwarranted retaliation, will make it even more hard for the Canadian government to squirm its way out of this situation that the United States has presented us with, " he said by phone from Ottawa.
But Mr Trump undercut efforts to distinguish between trade talks and the Huawei case in his interview with Reuters.
Meng was arrested last Saturday while in transit at Vancouver's airport.
The court discussed whether Meng's husband can qualify as a bail surety if he is not a resident of Canada. But for the second passport issued on November 7, 2014, Meng had added "Liu" before her surname.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau voiced concern over the detention that his ministers said was very troubling.
Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada at the request of the United States.
USA officials allege the telecom giant was trying to use multinational banks to move money out of Iran. One man in the courtroom gallery brought binoculars to have a closer look at Meng, her lawyers and the prosecution team. He said Kovrig did deep political work when he was working for the embassy. One of them was a couple that has been in Canada since the 90s, who said they were willing to put up their $1.4 -million home. The property is now assessed at S$5.8 million, according to property records and an affidavit by Meng read aloud in court.
"He's a rich capitalist, he can do his functions anywhere he is, " said Martin.
Steve Tan with Recovery Science told court the company has done electronic monitoring in more than 500 of bail cases and is now monitoring 115 people on bail with Global Positioning System ankle bracelets.
In response, prosecutors argued that Meng was indeed a flight risk, the Post says.
Prior to her release Meng had spent more than a week in custody and cited her poor health - including previous cancer surgery and difficulty eating solid foods - as grounds for bail.
"If people in the rest of the world make this association, it's because Meng Wanzhou's arrest was really way over the line". She chatted with her lawyers briefly and took a seat beside a Mandarin interpreter in the prisoner's dock.


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250 Rich Products Execs From Around Globe Volunteer in Buffalo
Sean Heidinger
/ Aug. 5, 2015 3pm EST
Not only did the Rich Products Corporation recently celebrate it's 70th birthday but the company also made travel arrangements for over 250 top Rich's executives from five continents to Buffalo last week for a handful of purposes all beneficial to Buffalo, NY.
Events included a two-day Global Leadership Network Symposium with lead topics such as future trends, business strategy and the resurgence of Buffalo; also included was a 70th birthday celebration at Resurgence Brewery catered by only local West Side restaurants (see list below) as well as a Tuesday morning filled with volunteering at over 17 area non-profits (see list below). Visiting top execs from Rich's had their hands full giving back to the community from which their company has been built and still continues to be headquartered. The key speaker for the symposium was Fareed Zakaria who is a CNN host and Washington Post Contributor.
West Side Restaurants that Catered the 70th Birthday Celebration:
La Gourmet Empanadas
La Nova
Sun Restaurant
West Side Bizarre
Niagara Café
The 17 community organizations where Rich's global executives volunteered on Tuesday morning:
West Buffalo Charter School
Western Economic Development Initiative (WEDI)
Every Person Influences Children (EPIC)
Western New York United Against Drugs & Alcohol
Massachusetts Ave Project (MAP) – Youth Training Program
Salvation Army – Summer Camp
Boys & Girls Club of Buffalo
Compass House
People United for Sustainable Housing (PUSH)
Response to Love Center
Aspire of WNY
City Mission of Buffalo
Food Bank of WNY
St. Luke's Mission
"A morning of volunteering will provide our global leaders the opportunity to learn more about the various charitable needs across Western New York and engage in a hands-on experience with one of 17 specific organizations supported by our company," said Bill Gisel, Rich Products President and CEO.
About Rich Product Corporation
For 70 Years, Rich's has been committed to developing food solutions that raise the standards for quality, safety, convenience and efficiency for its customers. As a leading supplier to the global foodservice, in-store bakery and retail marketplaces, Rich's posts annual sales exceeding $3.3 billion, operates 36 manufacturing facilities spanning six continents, and employs 10,000 people across the world.
Week of 4/11/19 - 4/24/19


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import java.io.IOException;

import net.stickycode.exception.PermanentException;

@SuppressWarnings("serial")
public class ClasspathResourceNotFoundException
    extends PermanentException {

  public ClasspathResourceNotFoundException(String resource) {
    super("Resource {} cound not be found in the classpath", resource);
  }

  public ClasspathResourceNotFoundException(Class<?> base, String resource) {
    super("Resource {} cound not be found in the classpath in package {}", resource, base.getPackage().getName());
  }

  public ClasspathResourceNotFoundException(IOException e, String resource) {
    super(e, "Resource {} cound not be found in the classpath", resource);
  }

}

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