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=head1 NAME

spamc - client for spamd

=head1 SYNOPSIS

=over

=item spamc [options] < message

=back

=head1 DESCRIPTION

Spamc is the client half of the spamc/spamd pair.  It should be used in place
of C<spamassassin> in scripts to process mail.  It will read the mail from
STDIN, and spool it to its connection to spamd, then read the result back and
print it to STDOUT.  Spamc has extremely low overhead in loading, so it should
be much faster to load than the whole spamassassin program.

See the F<README> file in the F<spamd> directory of the SpamAssassin
distribution for more details.

=head1 OPTIONS

All options detailed below can be passed as command line arguments, or be
contained in a configuration file, as described in the B<CONFIGURATION FILE>
section below.

Note that the long options, a la C<--long-options>, are new as of
SpamAssassin 3.2.0, and were not available in earlier versions.

=over

=item B<-B>, B<--bsmtp>

Assume input is a single BSMTP-formatted message. In other words, spamc will
pull out everything between the DATA line and the lone-dot line to feed to
spamd, and will place the spamd output back in the same envelope (thus, any
SIZE extension in your BSMTP file will cause many problems).

=item B<-c>, B<--check>

Just check if the message is spam or not.  Set process exitcode to 1 if
message is spam, 0 if not spam or processing failure occurs.  Will print
score/threshold to stdout (as ints) or 0/0 if there was an error.
Combining B<-c> and B<-E> is a no-op, since B<-c> implies the behaviour
of B<-E>.

=item B<-d> I<host[,host2]>, B<--dest>=I<host[,host2]>

In TCP/IP mode, connect to spamd server on given host (default: localhost).
Several hosts can be specified if separated by commas.

If I<host> resolves to multiple addresses, then spamc will fail-over to the
other addresses, if the first one cannot be connected to.  It will first try
all addresses of one host before it tries the next one in the list.
Note that this fail-over behaviour is incompatible with B<-x>; if that
switch is used, fail-over will not occur.

=item B<-e> I<command> I<[args]>, B<--pipe-to> I<command> I<[args]>

Instead of writing to stdout, pipe the output to I<command>'s standard input.
Note that there is a very slight chance mail will be lost here, because if the
fork-and-exec fails there's no place to put the mail message.

Note that this must be the LAST command line option, as everything after the
B<-e> is taken as arguments to the command (it's like I<rxvt> or I<xterm>).

This option is not supported on Win32 platforms.

=item B<-E>, B<--exitcode>

Filter according to the other options, but set the process exitcode to 1 if
message is spam, 0 if not spam or processing failure occurs.

=item B<-F> I</path/to/file>, B<--config>=I<path>

Specify a configuration file to read additional command-line flags from.
See B<CONFIGURATION FILE> below.

=item B<-h>, B<--help>

Print this help message and terminate without action.

=item B<-H>, B<--randomize>

For TCP/IP sockets, randomize the IP addresses returned for the hosts given
by the B<-d> switch. This provides for a simple kind of load balancing.  It
will try only three times though.

=item B<-l>, B<--log-to-stderr>

Send log messages to stderr, instead of to the syslog.

=item B<-L> I<learn type>, B<--learntype>=I<type>

Send message to spamd for learning.  The C<learn type> can be either spam,
ham or forget.  The exitcode for spamc will be set to 5 if the message
was learned, or 6 if it was already learned, under a condition that
a B<--no-safe-fallback> option is selected too.

Note that the C<spamd> must run with the C<--allow-tell> option for
this to work.

=item B<-C> I<report type>, B<--reporttype>=I<type>

Report or revoke a message to one of the configured collaborative filtering
databases.  The C<report type> can be either report or revoke.

Note that the C<spamd> must run with the C<--allow-tell> option for
this to work.

=item B<-p> I<port>, B<--port>=I<port>

In TCP/IP mode, connect to spamd server listening on given port
(default: 783).

=item B<-r>, B<--full-spam>

Just output the SpamAssassin report text to stdout, if the message is
spam.  If the message is ham (non-spam), nothing will be printed.  The
first line of the output is the message score and the threshold, in
this format:

	score/threshold

=item B<-R>, B<--full>

Just output the SpamAssassin report text to stdout, for all messages.
See B<-r> for details of the output format used.

=item B<-s> I<max_size>, B<--max-size>=I<max_size>

Set the maximum message size which will be sent to spamd -- any bigger than
this threshold and the message will be returned unprocessed (default: 500 KB).
If spamc gets handed a message bigger than this, it won't be passed to spamd.
The maximum message size is 256 MB.

The size is specified in bytes, as a positive integer greater than 0.
For example, B<-s 500000>.

=item B<--connect-retries>=I<retries>

Retry connecting to spamd I<retries> times.  The default is 3 times.

=item B<--retry-sleep>=I<sleep>

Sleep for I<sleep> seconds between attempts to connect to spamd.
The default is 1 second.

=item B<--filter-retries>=I<retries>

Retry filtering I<retries> times if the spamd process fails (usually times
out).  This differs from B<--connect-retries> in that it times out the
transaction after the TCP connection has been established successfully.
The default is 1 time (ie. one attempt and no retries).

=item B<--filter-retry-sleep>=I<sleep>

Sleep for I<sleep> seconds between failed spamd filtering attempts.
The default is 1 second.

=item B<-S>, B<--ssl>, B<--ssl>=I<sslversion>

If spamc was built with support for SSL, encrypt data to and from the
spamd process with SSL; spamd must support SSL as well.
I<sslversion> specifies the SSL protocol version to use, either
C<sslv3>, or C<tlsv1>. The default, is C<sslv3>.

=item B<-t> I<timeout>, B<--timeout>=I<timeout>

Set the timeout for spamc-to-spamd communications (default: 600, 0 disables).
If spamd takes longer than this many seconds to reply to a message, spamc
will abort the connection and treat this as a failure to connect; in other
words the message will be returned unprocessed.

=item B<-n> I<timeout>, B<--connect-timeout>=I<timeout>

Set the timeout for spamc-to-spamd connection establishment (default: 600, 0
disables). If spamc takes longer than this many seconds to establish a
connection to spamd, spamc will abort the connection and treat this as a
failure to connect; in other words the message will be returned unprocessed.

=item B<-u> I<username>, B<--username>=I<username>

To have spamd use per-user-config files, run spamc as the user whose config
files spamd should load; by default the effective user-ID is sent to spamd.  If
you're running spamc as some other user, though, (eg. root, mail, nobody,
cyrus, etc.) then you may use this flag to override the default.

=item B<-U> I<socketpath>, B<--socket>=I<path>

Connect to C<spamd> via UNIX domain socket I<socketpath> instead of a
TCP/IP connection.

This option is not supported on Win32 platforms.

=item B<-V>, B<--version>

Report the version of this C<spamc> client.  If built with SSL support,
an additional line will be included noting this, like so:

  SpamAssassin Client version 3.0.0-rc4
    compiled with SSL support (OpenSSL 0.9.7d 17 Mar 2004)

=item B<-x>, B<--no-safe-fallback>

Disables the 'safe fallback' error-recovery method, which passes through the
unaltered message if an error occurs.  Instead, exit with an error code, and
let the MTA queue up the mails for a retry later.  See also L<"EXIT CODES">.

This also disables the TCP fail-over behaviour from B<-d>.

=item B<-X>, B<--unavailable-tempfail>

When disabling 'safe fallback' with B<-x>, this option will turn EX_UNAVAILABLE
errors into EX_TEMPFAIL. This may allow your MTA to defer mails with a
temporary SMTP error instead of bouncing them with a permanent SMTP error.
See also L<"EXIT CODES">.

=item B<-y>, B<--tests>

Just output the names of the tests hit to stdout, on one line, separated
by commas.

=item B<-K>

Perform a keep-alive check of spamd, instead of a full message check.

=item B<-z>

Use gzip compression to compress the mail message sent to C<spamd>. This is
useful for long-distance use of spamc over the internet. Note that this relies
on C<zlib> being installed on the C<spamc> client side, and the
C<Compress::Zlib> perl module on the server side; an error will be returned
otherwise.

=item B<--headers>

Perform a scan, but instead of allowing any part of the message (header and
body) to be rewritten, limit rewriting to only the message headers. This is
much more efficient in bandwidth usage, since the response message transmitted
back from the spamd server will not include the body.

Note that this only makes sense if you are using C<report_safe 0> in the
scanning configuration on the remote end; with C<report_safe 1>, it is
likely to result in corrupt messages.

=back

=head1 CONFIGURATION FILE

The above command-line switches can also be loaded from a configuration
file.

The format of the file is similar to the SpamAssassin rules files; blank lines
and lines beginning with C<#> are ignored.  Any space-separated words are
considered additions to the command line, and are prepended. Newlines are
treated as equivalent to spaces. Existing command line switches will override
any settings in the configuration file.

If the B<-F> switch is specified, that file will be used.  Otherwise,
C<spamc> will attempt to load spamc.conf in C<SYSCONFDIR> (default:
/etc/mail/spamassassin). If that file doesn't exist, and the B<-F>
switch is not specified, no configuration file will be read.

Example:

    # spamc global configuration file

    # connect to "server.example.com", port 783
    -d server.example.com
    -p 783

    # max message size for scanning = 350k
    -s 350000

=head1 EXIT CODES

By default, spamc will use the 'safe fallback' error recovery method.  That
means, it will always exit with an exit code of C<0>, even if an error was
encountered.  If any error occurrs, it will simply pass through the unaltered
message.

The B<-c> and B<-E> options modify this; instead, spamc will use an exit code
of C<1> if the message is determined to be spam.

If one of the C<-x>, C<-L> or C<-C> options are specified, 'safe fallback' will
be disabled, and certain error conditions related to communication between
spamc and spamd will result in an error code.

The exit codes used are as follows:

    EX_USAGE        64  command line usage error
    EX_DATAERR      65  data format error
    EX_NOINPUT      66  cannot open input
    EX_NOUSER       67  addressee unknown
    EX_NOHOST       68  host name unknown
    EX_UNAVAILABLE  69  service unavailable
    EX_SOFTWARE     70  internal software error
    EX_OSERR        71  system error (e.g., can't fork)
    EX_OSFILE       72  critical OS file missing
    EX_CANTCREAT    73  can't create (user) output file
    EX_IOERR        74  input/output error
    EX_TEMPFAIL     75  temp failure; user is invited to retry
    EX_PROTOCOL     76  remote error in protocol
    EX_NOPERM       77  permission denied
    EX_CONFIG       78  configuration error

    * The EX_TOOBIG error level is never used.  If spamc receives a message
      that is too big, the exit code will be 0.

    EX_TOOBIG       98  message was too big to process (see --max-size)

=head1 SEE ALSO

spamd(1)
spamassassin(1)
Mail::SpamAssassin(3)

=head1 PREREQUISITES

C<Mail::SpamAssassin>

=head1 AUTHORS

The SpamAssassin(tm) Project <http://spamassassin.apache.org/>

=head1 COPYRIGHT

SpamAssassin is distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, as
described in the file C<LICENSE> included with the distribution.


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As the President of Purolator International for the past 17 years, Costanzo has established the company as a leader in cross border logistics. Under his leadership, the company has expanded into 30 U.S. markets, doubled sales every five years, and significantly expanded its services portfolio. Purolator International today has over 250 employees and serves diversified clients, from manufacturers and distributors to large chain retailers and companies specializing in e-commerce.
Costanzo has been personally recognized as a "Pro to Know" by Supply and Demand Chain Executive magazine for four consecutive years, and as "Outstanding CEO of the Year" by Long Island Business News. During his time as President, Purolator International has also been recognized by several industry organizations for excellence, being named as one of the "Top 100 3PLs" by Inbound Logistics magazine, awarded the "Quest for Quality" award in the 3PL category by Logistics Management magazine, recognized as a "Great Supply Chain Partner" by Supply Chain Brain, and honored as "Corporate Citizen of the Year" by Long Island Business News.
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The Command for Hunting Communists (Portuguese: Comando de Caça aos Comunistas, CCC) was a paramilitary anti-communist group active in Brazil during the first years of the military dictatorship (1964–1985).

Activities

The CCC, in the mid-1960s, began as an informal organization of rightist university students who allegedly monitored leftist students, or anyone they deemed as a communist. It was also composed by police officers and intellectuals favorable to the military regime.

When the military regime took place, the Rádio MEC, a state-owned broadcasting station in Rio de Janeiro, was invaded and destroyed by members of the CCC. The CCC was also held responsible for the arsoning, on the same day, of the Rio headquarters of the National Union of Students (União Nacional dos Estudantes, UNE, in Portuguese), an organization usually deemed left-leaning by right-leaning individuals and groups.

The CCC was also involved in the events known as Conflito da Rua Maria Antônia ("Maria Antônia street skirmish") in 1968, among students of the Mackenzie University and University of São Paulo, Brazil's leading public university — where a student died.

As a paramilitary group, the CCC became known to the general public when it staged attacks on leftist personalities outside the university milieu. What most provoked considerable public remarks was the invasion of the Ruth Escobar Theatre in São Paulo on July 18, 1968, where they beat the cast members of Chico Buarque's play Roda Viva. Among them was actress Marília Pêra, who was hit with rubber truncheons and had to flee naked into the street, alongside other members of the female cast. According to the same source, the CCC was also responsible for a bomb attack on the Opinião Theatre in Rio de Janeiro on December 2 of the same year and for kidnapping, torturing and murdering of Antônio Henrique Pereira Neto, a Catholic priest of Recife and aide of archbishop Helder Câmara, on May 26, 1969.

Military backing and demise
As the military government, at the end of 1968, dissolved habeas corpus and could arrest citizens without the right of defense,  Brazilian repressive institutions such as the DOI-CODI holding the power of life and death over anyone deemed an enemy of the military regime, paramilitary groups such as CCC lost their raison d' étre and ceased their actions, its individual members quietly melding into the social support basis for the dictatorship.

See also
 ABIN (Agência Brasileira de Inteligência) - Present Brazilian Intelligence Agency
 DOI-CODI (Destacamento de Operações de Informações - Centro de Operações de Defesa Interna) - Brazilian Intelligence Agency during Military Dictatorship

References

Anti-communism in Brazil
Paramilitary organisations based in Brazil
Far-right politics in Brazil

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Australia's Great Ocean Road: A Road Trip In Film, Literature & Television.
duffythewriter March 18, 2017 Australia's Great Ocean Road: A Road Trip In Film, Literature & Television.2017-03-18T16:49:06+10:00 New Releases and Bookworm News
On a rainy Saturday in Sydney, why not plan a book and film road trip?
The Great Ocean Road – a Guest Post by Russ Calvert
There are some locations that stand out from the rest when cinematography or literature are the topics at hand. Paris is one that springs to mind, as is the backdrop of a busy city like New York or Sydney's Circular Quay. However, one location often less talked about is the setting around the Great Ocean Road in Australia's southern state of Victoria, with its ancient limestone structures jutting out of the sea and winding roads along clifftops.
There are countless films, books and music videos set along the Australian southern coastline; a hotspot for tourists, the media industry is always referencing this coastal haven.
The Great Ocean Road is probably more known for its feature in Mad Max (1979) and the family TV series, Round The Twist. However, Tim Winton, the acclaimed Australian author briefly mentions the sickly winding roads of the Great Ocean stretch. While miserable and hungry, Winton reminisces more about the west coast in Island House as his family journeys to the eastern sprawl, while still a child. Although Winton's view isn't a favorable one – simply out of feeling homesick and distinguishing the west from the east – the Great Ocean Road landscape in his brief mention is an accurate one.
Nonetheless, Winton's unwinding portrayal of the Great Ocean Road aside, diehard Mad Max fans – Australian and international – still flock to its Australian film locations every year. One such location is Fairhaven, along the Great Ocean Road, where Mad Max's house still sits, overlooking the sweeping views. 310 Great Ocean Road, Fairhaven is a mecca for those who still remember the 1979 release of the movie, and doubles as a favourite beach tourist destination at the same time.
Also popular with the Bollywood scene, music and cinema alike, the Great Ocean Road features as one of the great Australian backdrops in Dil Hi Dil Mean, featuring now sadly deceased Kunal Singh. During the love song, Ae Nazneen Suno Na, the clip opens with the sweeping seascapes of the Great Ocean Road's Twelve Apostles location. The unmistakable birds eye view of the Southern Ocean crashing against the limestone structures is a poignant reminder of its overwhelming beauty and sheer power.
The 2005 Rom Com Hindi film Salaam Namastre also prominently features several locations along the Great Ocean Road, with Fairhaven near Aireys Inlet being one of the favourites for the cinematographers, as well as the clifftops near the Shipwreck Coast.
But mostly remembered for the family long running TV show Round The Twist, based on Paul Jennings' publications, is the lighthouse in Aireys Inlet. Split Point Lighthouse featured prominently in the 1989-2000 series, and throughout, gave us glimpses of the Great Ocean Road's extraordinary landscape. Still open to the public, the circa 1891 lighthouse gives fans a chance to experience the setting and historical context up close on guided tours.
Photo source: Split Point Lighthouse © Danjamaz/WikiCommons CC.
About The Author: Russ Calvert is the owner of Bush To Ocean Road Tours. He runs private tours of the Great Ocean Road for up to 7 people and has lived in the area for his whole life.
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Several foods are known to be prone to causing gas such as: cabbage, onions, broccoli, beans, dairy goods, corn, and carbonated beverages. Some people may be more sensitive than others to these foods, so it requires some personal experimenting. There are a few products available to take by mouth to address odor as well. Beano, provides enzymes that are said to prevent the gas formation by assisting in carbohydrate digestion.
Several chlorophyll based products (Nullo, Bodymint, Derifil) exist claiming to address body odor ranging from your feet to your breath. These products along with Beno are available at a nutrition store.Some people recommend using a charcoal product (Charcocaps), but this is usually a bad idea as activated charcoal will absorb micronutrients in the body which could cause nutritional problems with chronic use.
Finally, a bismuth subgallate based product called Devrom is an internal deodorant which works to eliminate the odor from flatulence and stool. FDA approved and available without a prescrition. Devrom is very effective and costs much less than other products. A trusted name for decades and used widely for flatulence odor relief by people with varying medical conditions. Devrom can be found in pharmacies or ordered online as it is an FDA regulated medication available without a prescription. The FDA has posted the Final Monograph for Internal Deodorants.


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COBI USS Enterprise Set
The COBI USS Enterprise Set features 2,510 highly detailed brick parts and colorful, easy to read instructions. The COBI USS Enterprise Aircraft Carrier Set parts all work with LEGO. Made in the EU and ships FREE and quickly from Billings, MT USA with tracking number. IN STOCK SHIPS SAME NEXT DAY FOR FREE
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SKU: COBI-4815 Categories: Cobi Ships, Cobi WW2 Ships, In Stock Cobi Sets Tags: Warships, WWII, WWII Ships
The COBI USS Enterprise Set features 2,510 (holy cow thats a lot) highly detailed brick parts and colorful, easy to read detailed instructions. The COBI USS Enterprise Aircraft Carrier Set parts all work with LEGO and you will be impressed with the quality and detail of Cobi sets. Made in the EU and ships FREE and quickly from Billings, MT USA with tracking number.
The COBI USS Enterprise brick Set includes 6 mini aircraft and all the markings are pad printed so stickers are not necessary.
Both children and adults will get hours of enjoyment from this COBI USS Enterprise Set set. Whether you are buying to display or play, Cobi Brick sets will not disappoint.
Also consider the COBI USS Missouri Battleship or the USS Wahoo Submarine set and the COBI Graf Zeppelin Aircraft Carrier here
USS Enterprise CV-6 History
USS Enterprise (CV-6) was the seventh U.S. Navy vessel named Enterprise. Colloquially called "The Big E", she was the sixth aircraft carrier of the United States Navy. A Yorktown-class carrier, she was launched in 1936 and was one of only three American carriers commissioned before World War II to survive the war (the others being Saratoga and Ranger). She participated in more major actions of the war against Japan than any other United States ship. These actions included the attack on Pearl Harbor (18 dive bombers of VS-6 were over the harbor; 6 were shot down with a loss of 11 men—she was the only American aircraft carrier with men at Pearl Harbor during the attack and the first to sustain casualties during the Pacific War), the Battle of Midway, the Battle of the Eastern Solomons, the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands, various other air-sea engagements during the Guadalcanal Campaign, the Battle of the Philippine Sea, and the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Enterprise earned 20 battle stars, the most for any U.S. warship in World War II, and was the most decorated U.S. ship of World War II. She is also the first American ship to sink a full-sized enemy warship after the Pacific War had been declared when she sank Japanese submarine I-70 on 10 December 1941. On three occasions during the Pacific War, the Japanese announced that she had been sunk in battle, inspiring her nickname "The Grey Ghost".
Learn more about the real ship that inspired the COBI USS Enterprise Set here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Enterprise_(CV-6)
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5 reviews for COBI USS Enterprise Set
William Hover III (verified owner) – June 17, 2020
The COBI USS Enterprise set is a massive, and I mean massive, aircraft carrier, that is very fun to assemble. The three included instruction books are very easy to understand and labeled in a way that makes assembling a breeze. The bricks are labeled by numbers in bags and the instructions walk you through it step by step, bag by bag. Overall, The USS Enterprise is a very detailed, fun-filled, set that will keep anyone of amy age entertained for hours! I highly recommend!
Todd (verified owner) – September 16, 2020
This is the biggest model that I have ever built – but also the coolest – so many details and features it has. Very fun to assemble. Cobi blocks are very high quality for an excellent price. Their assembly manuals are superb. It is a very pleasant to assemble and enjoy the carrier when built and on display. Warbricks had a wonderful price on the carrier and they had it in stock the earliest. I will definitely buy from them again!
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Deficit Commission's Proposals Blasted by Retirement Plan Officials
By Melanie Waddell | November 11, 2010 at 07:49 AM
Retirement planning officials sharply objected to the deficit reduction draft report that was released Wednesday by Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson, co-chairs of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform.
President Obama meets with Budget Deficit Commission co-chairs Erskine Bowles (left) and Alan Simpson in the Oval Office, Feb. 2010.
Retirement planning officials wasted little time in objecting to the $3.8 trillion deficit reduction draft report that was released Wednesday by the chairs of the bipartisan National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform.
The two chairmen of President Barack Obama's Deficit Reduction Commission—Erskine Bowles, former chief of staff to Bill Clinton, and Alan Simpson, a former Republican Senator from Wyoming–proposed a plan that would cut Social Security and Medicare, reduce income tax rates, get rid of the mortgage-interest deduction, and abolish the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT). The proposal must secure the votes of 14 of the 18-member, bipartisan deficit reduction committee. A final draft is due on Dec. 1.
Eric Kingson, co-chair of the Strengthen Social Security Campaign, calls the draft proposal "an equal opportunity disaster," stating that it cuts benefits for today's seniors and persons with disabilities. The draft proposal "cuts Social Security benefits for virtually every American alive today and yet to be born," he said in a statement.
Commission leaders also want the Senate Finance and House Ways & Means Committees as well as Treasury to develop and enact comprehensive tax reform by the end of 2012. The report also proposes to reduce the deficit to 2.2% of GDP by 2015, exceeding Obama's goal of 3% of GDP. Other areas that will be cut include defense spending, farm subsidies and healthcare costs, but the gas tax would be raised.
Measures in the proposal would not take effect until fiscal 2012, which David Kelly, chief market strategist for J.P. Morgan Asset Management, says that is "wise" as "the economy does not need a reduction in aggregate demand in the short run." Overall, Kelly says, "there are a lot of great ideas in the proposal that if implemented would not only help strengthen our fiscal position but would also strengthen our economy and increase the value of financial assets."
Bipartisan tax leaders–Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Sander Levin, D-Mich., along with Finance Ranking Member Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and Ways and Means Ranking Member Dave Camp, R-Mich.– told Doug Shulman, the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in a Nov. 9 letter that they pledged to "do everything possible" to enact 2010 Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) relief to ensure tax certainty for 21 million taxpayers.
The bipartisan tax policy leaders told Shulman that the IRS should "take all steps necessary to plan for changes" to present law so that no additional taxpayers faced higher taxes in 2010 because of the AMT. "As the leaders of the congressional tax-writing committees, we want to assure you that
Congress is working on legislative relief," they told Shulman. "We will work to craft the AMT provision so that, in the aggregate, not one additional taxpayer faces higher taxes in 2010 due to the onerous AMT. Such legislation will allow the personal credits against the AMT and the exemption amounts for 2010 to be set at $47,450 for individuals and $72,450 for married taxpayers filing jointly."
As for other aspects of the deficit reduction proposal, retirement and pension professionals say they are "deeply concerned" about the proposal's "Zero Option Plan," which, according to Brian Graff, executive director and CEO of The American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries (ASPPA), "would decimate the savings rate by eliminating tax incentives for contributing to employer-sponsored retirement plans, such as 401(k) plans, likely triggering mass terminations of company retirement plans—directly impacting a worker's ability to save for retirement."
Kingson said the proposal "cuts benefits for today's middle-aged and middle-income workers who have already sustained huge losses in their retirement savings due to loss of housing equity and 401(k)/IRA savings." The proposal also "cuts benefits for the youngest workers by raising their retirement age to 68. And for today's toddlers by raising theirs to 69!"
Nancy Leamond, executive vice president for AARP, says that AARP is "deeply concerned" that the deficit reduction proposal "would aim to reduce the deficit by shifting health care costs onto seniors in Medicare. Raising costs on the sick and the most economically vulnerable is both wrong and counter-productive policy." Instead, she says, "we should be focused on efforts to lower costs throughout the health care system. Our members and millions of Americans who receive Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid are not only worried about the impact of potential cuts for themselves, but for the future health retirement for their children and grandchildren. Cuts to these programs may mean less security and a bleaker picture for them."
Deficit Reduction Commission members Camp; Paul Ryan, R-Wis.; and Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas, issued a joint statement in which they called the proposal "provocative" and stated that while they have "concerns with some of their specifics, we commend the co-chairs for advancing the debate. We will continue to work toward solutions that help spur economic growth and restrain the explosive growth of government spending."
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Omaha World-Herald food critic Sarah Baker Hansen and husband Matthew, World-Herald columnist, explored Nebraska from border to border, and each has learned to love the part of the state they didn't know: The Better Half. Come along on their travels as they share with each other little-known people, unexpected moments and memorable foods across Nebraska. At each stop, they discovered more of what the state has to offer. Join them as they explore unique destinations from the High Plains Homestead near Crawford to businesses on Omaha's up and coming South 24th Street. In between, Sarah and Matthew find the Norden Dance Hall, Dave Huthinson's buffalo ranch in Rock County, Scratchtown Brewery in Ord and the Speakeasy restaurant in Sacramento. The book is packed with dozens of places in Nebraska to surprise and please the most demanding explorer.
Omaha World-Herald food critic Sarah Baker Hansen grew up in suburban Omaha. Her Husband Matthew, World-Herald columnist, came from Red Cloud, population 1,000.
This beautiful book will give you worthy destinations for every road trip you take in Nebraska. Next time you're traveling one of our many long highways consult this book first and plan some breaks. Your life will be enriched with quality food, brews and other surprising products.
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This method sometimes can be frustrating when you are in the middle of a download and the user signs off before the download is complete.
Some of these sites have no limit to the amount of downloads you do per day.
You may want to check it out.
There are so many games available you should never run out of games to play music to listen to and movies to watch.
If you're wise and make the right choice you will be having fun all day long with your psp.
I will be posting some reviews on software sites.


From our favorite summertime fruit to our weakest moments.
Teaching us to watch our tongues and our surroundings.
All ears crave a connection to the grapevine.
They don't know what they see.
But that's far from what she could ever be.
And under the speckled night sky.
and under the bathroom sink.
As inflammation fills her cheeks.
And deep, deep in her mind.
Meant for one, not two or three.


The Minister of Health stated that Regional Cardiovascular Center would be built in North Sumatra. The hospital will be designated for heart sufferers in west Indonesia region, especially in Sumatra. However, details of when, where and how many funds will be allocated have not yet been given.
The government needs to revive the use of sanatoriums. It is needed to handle cases in Multi Drug Resistant (MDR) and Extensively Drug Resistant (XDR) tuberculosis patients. Recently, tuberculosis sufferers have been found to resist treatment from MDR and XDR. Therefore, they are at high risk to infect other individuals.
Psychiatric and Other Specialist Hospital Services in Indonesia Providing hospital facilities, continuous out- and in-patient nursing care, training of medical and nursing staff in specific treatments. These include psychiatric hospitals, leprosy hospitals, lung hospitals, cardiac hospitals, eye hospitals, maternity hospitals, ear-nose-throat hospitals, infectious disease hospitals and the like, which are managed by government as well as private bodies.
- Lung and Tuberculosis Hospital Operation.
- Drug Victim Hospital Operation (Rehabilitation Centre).
- Other Specific Hospital Operation.
The Psychiatric and Other Specialist Hospital Services industry in Indonesia research report contain trend analysis, statistics, market size information, industry growth rates as well as major competitors.


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When Disney took over the Star Wars franchise in 2012 they took control of the creative direction of the entire saga- movies, games, branding partnerships, toy production, books and comics. While the previous home for Star Wars comics, Dark Horse, produced incredible stories that vastly deepened the Star Wars lore, Disney's acquisition of the far away galaxy meant Star Wars had a new comic book home at the Disney owned Marvel Comics.
In the four years since the acquisition, Marvel has published a relentless stream of Star Wars comic books from adaptations of their new films to original stories starring classic characters and even some adventures with completely new characters. These stories provide context to the societal and political landscape of the universe while filling in some gaping plot holes left from the nine movies we have seen thus far.
The Last Jedi has been out for over two weeks now, and whether they loved it or hated it, all Star Wars fans have to wait two years for the final installment of the Skywalker saga. EA's Star Wars games leave much to be desired and books don't even have pictures, so your best bet to fill the Star Wars void in your life is with comics.
There's a lot of Star Wars books being published each month, but here's five that especially standout because of their relevance to the overall universe, insight to key characters, or just how much damn fun they are.
5. Poe Dameron
Art by Phil Noto and Angel Unzueta
Colors by Arif Prianto
Letters by VC's Joe Caramagna
Despite all-new Star Wars books hitting news stands on a nearly weekly basis, there haven't been many comics set in the new era of movies established by J.J. Abrams. Poe Dameron is the exception to that, displaying the adventures of the titular character and his Black Squadron as they pursue Lor San Tekka in the events leading up to The Force Awakens. Poe Dameron builds Commander/Captain Dameron's back story in ways that will make him your favorite character in the new trilogy of movies. He's daring, charismatic, funny, and, most importantly, prone to mistakes in a way that feels more human than clumsy. This series will make you appreciate the hot headed fly boy that much more and will actually make your viewings of both The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi more enjoyable.
4. Han Solo
Written by Marjorie Liu
Art by Mark Brooks
Colors by Sonia Oback
VC's Joe Caramagna
With Harrison Ford's gut wrenching performance in The Force Awakens and Alden Ehrenreich set to make his debut as the scruffy looking nerf herder in May's Solo: A Star Wars Story, Han Solo's legendary status in American canon is more legitimate than ever. This five issue miniseries displays that status, telling the untold story of Han and Chewie's undercover mission for the Rebel Alliance and Princess Leia that had them participate in the galaxy's dealiest race- The Dragon Void. This series is peak Han Solo- he smuggles, he cheats, he takes the moral high ground despite his scoundrel demeanor, he once again proves he's the greatest pilot in the galaxy, and, of course, he swoons the Princess. I am 24 years old, and I still want to be Han Solo when I grow up.
3. Doctor Aphra
Written by Kieron Gillen
Art by Emilio Laiso (Kev Walker issues #1-6, #9-13)
Colors by Rachelle Rosenberg
Ever wonder what it would be like if Han Solo and Indiana Jones raised a daughter in the Outer Rim territories of the Star Wars universe? Somebody at Marvel comics did, and Doctor Aphra is the result of such a train of thought. A rare character who actually debuted in the comics and has yet to make it to the screen, Doctor Aphra is a surprising hit that really dives into the seedy underbelly of the galaxy. A rogue archaeologist who once worked for Darth Vader, Chelli Aphra truly represents the balance between light and dark in the Star Wars universe with her constantly changing moral ambiguity. She's central to two of the Star Wars' comics best story arcs, Vader Down and Screaming Citadel, and her two murder droids are the perfect antithesis to C3PO (who sucks) and R2D2. Doctor Aphra will make you laugh and hit you right in the feels, all delivered in an authentic Star Wars package.
2. Darth Vader (Volume 1 and 2)
Written by Kieron Gillen (Volume 1) and Charles Soule (Volume 2)
Art by Salvador Larocca (Volume 1) and Giuseppe Camuncoli (Volume 2)
Color by Edgar Delgado (Volume 1) and David Curiel (Volume 2)
There is no movie villain (or hero, really) as iconic as the Sith Lord Darth Vader, and both volumes of the Darth Vader comic illustrate further what makes the fallen Jedi so heinous. Remember how when you saw Rogue One and that Darth Vader scene made you simultaneously terrified yet slightly aroused? Imagine Vader taking on an entire regiment of Rebel troops on a barren planet- you'll get that with the six-issue Vader Down arc. Wonder what Vader got into in between A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back? Volume one's got you covered. How bout the 30 years prior to A New Hope that saw the Empire's rise to galactic domination and eradication of the Jedi religion? Volume two fills that gap. Simply put: Darth Vader is incredible
1. Star Wars (duh)
Written by Jason Aaron and Kieron Gillen
Art by John Cassaday and Salvador Larocca
Colors by Laura Martin and Guru e-FX
Letters by Chris Eliopoulos and VC's Clayton Cowles
No surprise here- the Star Wars main comic book is a must read for any Star Wars fan. With over 40 issues to date, the main comic fills in the time between A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back with the unheard stories of Han, Luke, and Leia's ongoing war against the Galactic Empire. The series includes major revelations about multiple massive characters in the Star Wars universe, including Han Solo's secret first marriage, Obi Wan's exploits on Tatooine following the Jedi purge, and even adventures from Master Yoda's early days. Every six-issues or so, the series will jump back in time to tell the stories of older Jedis like Yoda and Obi Wan, however, the main story arc provides a day by day perspective of the Galactic Civil War that is sometimes missing from the films. Like Rogue One, this series does not shy away from putting the grit of the Rebellion on full display. Also, Star Wars introduces the Empire's SCAR squadron, featuring the lightsaber wielding Sergeant Kreel and his ruthless band of special operations stormtroopers who actually hit what they're shooting at. That alone makes it worthy of your parseks.
So go to your local comic store (like Comic Kingdom if you're in Reno!) or re-up your Amazon Prime membership, get your hands on these books, and get reading. By the time you finish, I am sure the title of episode nine will at least be revealed. (Comics are quick reads, if you don't get that joke).
Honorable mention to the Princess Leia mini series. I haven't read it, but my dad says it's great and I miss Carrie Fisher. Ever since she passed away the slave Leia poster in my room feels a lot weirder to have hanging.


Maybe this is what they mean by the Memorial Season being a "special month of activity!"
See, you're not thinking like a corporate bean-counter.
Money, money, money! Far more important than people.
Selling doesn't make sense if you care about the well-being and morale of JWs.
But if your primary concern is "how much money, money, money can get we get", then selling "excess" Kingdom Halls and packing the remaining ones with hundreds of people who have to drive dozens of miles, each way, in the winter darkness 2 or more times a week...well, hell yeah! Sell, sell, sell! Screw the people affected!
In Uk I gather that from 2008 to 2018 over 100 conregations have been dissolved (england and wales).
One of my friends told me that their present Kh was due for a new lease (Hall was leased from the council it has been for over 75 years). They applied for the lease to be renewed, the council refused. So the congregations (two were sharing this hall) started to save up/contribute specifically towards a new KH.It took all of 5 years to come up with the money through contributions. In the end, one congregation was asked to merge in with another hall miles away and the contributions of this cong members were asked to be given away towards the new Hall they were on the way to building.No member was asked or did a vote or hands count for agreeing to this or not. It was just done and that was that!
Now their hardearned donations gone to zero , all are pitching in again for this other Kh (Where my friend has merged in) for repair maintenance and the like. Back to scratch.
Dunno what to think of it all.
Does anyone have information on KH sales in Oregon?
pepperheart, and we know that jws do what the WTS/GB tells them; if so they would not need a video to force them. I lived in one area where the regular pioneers, elders and family that lived in their household, MS (ditto) would be removed. If they changed, then they would retain their positions. Everyone in that group changed. Some grandparents changed too. All these people had lived outside their congregation's territory for some time. There were a few exceptions on a case by case basis.
I'm glad I'm many years 'faded' from the JWs, because I'd never drive a long distance to any hall even in daytime..👎🏻.My hall was less than fifteen minutes away and I had trouble making meetings with my full time job and being dead tired on weekends.
I feel sorry for the elderly who will be expected to drive long distances at night and in dangerous winter conditions. I don't think many will do this for long and maybe only will attend the Sunday meeting.
The end result will be emptier halls but who cares?.. Good riddance to this horrible religion.
another angle locally is, that reshuffling is a means to break up wt-undesirable power cliques. profiteers that sideline riches that wt wants to harvest for itself. For example as was the old building arrangement. Here, very wealthy elderly have close ties to meek worker drones. It would be better for wt to have savvy manipulators looking after their "needs" instead.
PS: wt might cast an envious eye on the mega churches, iglesia ng Christa, local charismatics. Huge congregations, no meaningful debate, no sneaked in comments, as was done at the long gone book study level. The first step to stereotyping. Now the second shoe has dropped in that march.
Funny how "false religion" can operate multiple halls and churches in every little village whereas people wanting to flock to the mountain-like "one true faith" have to travel miles and miles away from their home town to do so.
So much for preaching and going to where the people are located. Ho Hum.
millie210, sorry, I hit my mouse and accidentally gave you a dislike. Please disregard that.
@waton, yes, the bOrg has often rearranged congregations in an effort to break up cliques, the kind that cause trouble. I can remember back in the day the CO rearranging the congregations, but the powerful/popular ones just disregarded the "direction" and went to the congregation they wanted to go to. Everything was back as it was before the rearrangement within six months. Now, with the sale of KHs added in, that would be much harder.
This might be the next logical step to converting to the megachurch model.


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Poland is a very affordable holiday destination. Tourists from abroad choose Krakow for its beautiful landmarks and one a kind atmosphere, but also because of the competitive prices. Poland is part of the European Union but has kept its own currency. With approximately 4,20 PLN to 1 EUR, in Krakow prices for accommodation, food and entertainment are fairly low.
In Krakow, prices are more than inviting. Compared to other European cities, Krakow is very affordable. Accommodation options are satisfactory for every type of traveler. Prices vary from around 800 PLN per double in top class hotels to even 100 PLN in hostels for backpackers.
Public transport in Krakow is cheap. A single 1-hour ticket for Krakow public transport costs 5 PLN, a 20-minutes ticket costs 2,80 PLN. Cultural agenda in the city is not only wast but also very affordable. Admissions to museums should not cost more than 10 PLN per person and there are a lot of free events happening all year long.
You can count on even more affordable food. Dining out is often what we are looking for while on a city break. In Krakow prices of meals in restaurants are fairly inexpensive. There are lots of great restaurants offering delicious food at competitive prices.
In fact, Krakow has probably a larger amount of bars and restaurants per capita than any other European city. The average cost of dinner in a nice restaurant in the Old Town is around 100 PLN for two people. Kazimierz, the former Jewish quarter, is a great place to have lunch and coffee. Prices vary from around 20-25 PLN for lunch and 10 PLN for coffee.
A cheap option for a quick snack is taking advantage of street food. One of the symbols of Krakow is obwarzanek – a bagel-like ring-shaped baked bread sprinkled with salt, poppy seeds or sesame seeds sold from street carts. They are delicious and loved by tourists and locals alike. The price is always around 1.70 PLN.
When it comes to alcohol, Poland's best know beverage is vodka. It is very popular to drink it especially in little bars scattered around the city, offering a shot of vodka for the small price of more or less 5 PLN. It is just as popular as beer, which also comes cheap in Krakow. There is a vast variety of beer brands and types to choose from and prices are around 10-12 PLN per bottle in a pub. Be sure to make use of the Polish toast – Na zdrowie! while drinking with your Polish friends.
In Poland tipping is customary. Most often if you have received good service in a restaurant or cafe, the tip should be around 10% of total payment. Bargaining over the price is however not that welcome. You definitely will not be able to bargain a price in shops and boutiques. However, try your luck on seasonal market fairs, such as annual Christmas market.


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Tang Zhongyi was practically stunned stupid by this pleasant surprise.
It was like a person had painstakingly cultivated a seedling and constantly looked forward to the day when it budded. However, when that person had awoken, they discovered that all the flowers in the garden were in full bloom.
Gu Shengyin very much wanted to respond to him, but the system warned her in her mind that she should not collapse 'Ning Zhao's' character1.
Thus, she could only look at him with a smile.
Although she did not speak, Tang Zhongyi was content. He reached out to hold Gu Shengyin's hand and brought it to his lips for a kiss.
Because of Gu Shengyin's good night kiss, Tang Zhongyi was too excited and almost couldn't sleep for the whole night.
On the next day, the Tang Family discovered that Ning Zhao had changed.
During their meal, when someone gave her some food, she would not ignore it. When Father Tang and Mother Tang called her, she would react. The most happiest person was little Tang Qian, because she smiled at him!
Aunt Zhaozhao smiled so beautifully that little Tang Qian was fascinated.
Su Qi was the name of Ning Zhao's mother.
When he said this, Mother Tang also reacted. Was it so? Although Tang Zhongyi did not live a life of debauchery, he would usually party with his friends. In the past, there were times when he returned late or did not come home. Ever since Ning Zhao came to the Tang Family, however, he came home punctually almost every day. As long as he had time, he would accompany Ning Zhao, listen to the servants in the house talk about her day, wipe her hair, and even hold her hand.
Additionally, Ning Zhao also stuck tightly to him.
She had an efficient temper, so when Tang Zhongyi returned, he was notified that Madam was looking for him.
"Mom, what are you looking for me for?" He took off his suit jacket.
Mother Tang looked at her talented son and was reminded of the matter during the day.
All in all, after having lived together for more than 20 years, Tang Zhongyi only needed to think about it briefly before he understood his mother's meaning. It was estimated that she saw something wrong.
"You…" Mother Tang looked at her bold and self-confident son and simply did not know what to say.
"Zhaozhao is only 17 years old." Mother Tang was stifled for a while before mentioning this point.
"Emotions have to be cultivated from childhood. It happened to be the right time." Tang Zhongyi was calm.
"Zhaozhao, she doesn't understand anything. If she doesn't like you in the future and liked someone else, what would you do?" Mother Tang heard her son's confident tone, which made her even more worried.
Hahahahaha! Well, that is some overwhelming confidence! Good thing the deck is already stacked in his favor.
Oh, turned out to be a super release!!
Thanks to donators!! God bless you all!
#Is ML really mother's son?
ML is too overbearing, ah!
Also is it just me or did ML sound a bit yandere when he said she could only have him?
Earnestly guarding the child entrusted to het family, even her son isn't above suspicion.
This is a good mama.
Hmm.. wonder what bad end that private tutor will have, haha.