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Newsletter 29 - October 2013
Cut herbaceous perennials which have finished flowering down to ground level. Compost the cuttings (unless they are diseased).
Hardy perennials such as bergenias, pinks/carnations, geraniums and violas can be divided this month.
If you live in a cold area, dig up cannas, gladioli and dahlias when they have finished flowering, for dry storage overwinter.
If you want to save tender perennial plants for next year, now's the time to pot them up and move them to a frost-free location.
Start planting spring bulbs in borders and containers. Hyacinths, daffodils, crocuses, fritillaries and tulips can be planted this month.
Swap over your summer bedding for autumn colour, such as violas, pansies, polyanthus, ornamental cabbages, wallflowers and primulas.
Small evergreen shrubs, conifers and trees (including hedging) can be planted or moved over the autumn.
Climbing and rambling roses can be pruned towards the end of October or next month.
In October you can still sow/plant crops outdoors including broad beans, autumn onion sets, hardy peas and spring cabbages. Garlic can be planted this or next month.
In the greenhouse border you can sow lettuces (which could also be grown in pots), baby spinach leaves, spring onions, early carrots and mange-tout.
Save seeds to sow next year. Good seeds to collect include tomatoes, beans, peas, squashes, lettuces, sweetcorn, onions, beetroots and peppers.
This month you can harvest apples, pears, marrows, sprouts, leeks, autumn cauliflowers, maincrop potatoes, carrots, parsnips, Jerusalem artichokes, pumpkins and squashes.
Tender herbs should be protected or potted up and brought indoors this month.
Protect tender late crops, such as salads, with cloches or horticultural fleece.
If you're in a cold area, bring unripe greenhouse tomatoes indoors to finish ripening.
Prune out fruited canes of blackberries, loganberries and hybrid berries.
Apply grease bands to protect apples, cherries, plums and pears from winter moths.
General tasks
Collect up, clean and store herbaceous perennial supports which are no longer needed.
Reduce the amount of water given to container grown plants, both indoors and outside.
Check whether your containers are frost proof and bring any which aren't indoors.
Rake fallen leaves off your lawn to prevent yellow patches.
Give your lawn some TLC; scarifying, aerating, top dressing and feeding it this month.
Raise the cutting height on your lawn mower to gradually increase the length of the grass.
Cover water features and ponds with netting to stop leaves blowing into them.
Mulch your beds and borders while the ground temperature is still fairly warm.
Berberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea is an informal, deciduous shrub which brings bright red autumn colour from its foliage and berries, the latter being a good food supply for birds. Sharp thorns on the stems also make this a useful boundary plant. It requires little maintenance but can be cut back hard in late winter if it becomes too straggly. Find out more...
Problem of the month
Honey fungus is a fungal disease affecting shrubs and trees. White fungal strands grow underneath the bark and gradually cut off the plant's food supply. The first signs of infection are foliage dieback and liquid oozing from the base of stems. As the disease progresses honey coloured toadstools may appear at the base of the trunk from July to December. Ultimately any infected plants will have to be dug up and destroyed as there is no cure. Find out more...
Somerset nursery to sell disease-resistant elms
Ashridge Nurseries in Somerset has been granted exclusive UK rights to sell the Italian-bred 'Morfeo' elm, which is resistant to the Dutch elm disease that decimated native elm populations in the 70s and 80s. While the supply is currently very limited, making prices high, as breeding continues they should become more affordable and the nursery is working with charities to donate elms to schools.
T&M launch TomTato plant
Thompson & Morgan has launched a new 'TomTato' plant which, as you may guess from the name, grows both tomatoes and potatoes. The grafted plant produces a crop of around 500 cherry tomatoes on top, while the potatoes grow below the soil. The TomTato can be grown inside or out and is also suitable for container growing.
Wildflower mixes for productive fields
The Horticultural Development Company (HDC) and Stockbridge Technology Centre (STC) have created a free online tool which will help vegetable growers select the best wildflower mixes to grow along their field margins. The mixes are designed to suit particular crops, providing food and shelter for beneficial insects which prey on pests or pollinate the crops, and support overall biodiversity.
Sainsbury's Bee Happy campaign
Sainsbury's have launched a campaign to encourage their customers and suppliers to provide habitats for solitary bees, which research has shown are the most prolific pollinators of fruit trees. This year's hot summer has lead to high numbers of bees, who will be competing for nesting sites in the spring. The firm is setting up 'bee hotels' on all its stores and will be selling 'bee café' plants to encourage customers to grow nectar-rich plants.
Looking back at the Dig For Victory campaign
Seventy years ago one of the biggest ever gardening campaigns was in full swing, with 1.4 million allotments being maintained around the UK and over half the civilian population activity involved in digging for victory.
When war broke out in 1939 over 70% of Britain's food was imported and there were only 7 weeks of food reserves held in warehouses. As war broke out in September there was little time to increase farming production before the end of the growing season. The German military quickly recognised this vulnerability and the U-Boat blockade was set up to prevent supplies reaching British shores.
As a result the War Agricultural Executive Committee was established to ensure that all farmland was used to maximise production. Draconian fines were imposed on farmers who weren't seen to be using their land as well as they could, and land could even be confiscated under the emergency powers. An incredible 2 3/4 million acres of land was re-cultivated between the 3rd and 30th September 1939.
With so many men conscripted, the Women's Land Army (the 'land girls') was established with the assistance of the Women's Institute to provide farm workers. By the end of 1941 80,000 women had been recruited, with 250,000 women having worked the land by the end of the war.
On a domestic level the British government joined forces with the RHS to promote the 'National Grow More Campaign', encouraging homeowners to turn their ornamental gardens into productive plots. This less than inspiring title was changed to the iconic 'Dig For Victory' (a phrase which appears to have been borrowed from gardening articles in the Evening Standard). Front and back gardens were soon being converted into food production areas and the number of allotments rose from 815,000 to 1.4 million by 1943, producing 1.3 million tonnes of food. Playgrounds, parks and even the grass moat at the Tower of London was converted to grow produce. Gardening advice was provided by the RHS, local horticultural societies and the BBC.
Both domestic and commercial gardeners weren't just encouraged to grow as much as possible, there were also stipulations on what could be grown. New asparagus beds were banned due to taking years to establish before they could be harvested. Strawberries were also frowned upon due to their relatively low nutritional value.
Chicken and livestock were housed where space allowed and by 1945 it was estimated that 6,000 pigs were being kept in back gardens.
During the war up to 25% of the nation's food was produced as a result of the Dig For Victory campaign. This supplemented the nation's food supply (which was heavily rationed) and reduced the number of ships which needed to make the risky journey through the German blockade to import food.
With harvest festivals and National Fungus Day there's no excuse to stay indoors this month:
2nd to 3rd October - Walking Tour Of Garden Restoration Works, Chiswick House and Gardens, Chiswick, London.
3rd & 17th October - Ornamental Grass Masterclass, Knoll Gardens, Wimborne, Dorset.
6th October - Apple Day, Tatton Park, Knutsford, Cheshire.
6th October - Hedgerow Harvest Talk, Natural History Museum, London.
8th to 9th October - London Harvest Festival Show, RHS Lindley Hall, Westminster, London.
12th October - Harvest Festival And Apple Day, Ryton Gardens, Coventry.
12th to 13th October - Fungus Fun, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Edinburgh.
12th to 13th October - Grow Your Own Autumn Festival, RHS Harlow Carr, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
13th October - Wales Fungus Day, National Botanic Garden of Wales, Llanarthne, Carmarthenshire.
13th October - Family Fungus Hunt, Wilderness Wood, Hadlow Down, East Sussex.
13th October - Autumn Bonsai Show, Capel Manor Gardens, Enfield, Middlesex.
22nd to 23rd October - RHS London Shades Of Autumn Show, RHS Horticultural Halls, Westminster, London.
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I just finished my training contract at a large City firm and wanted to qualify in the insolvency department. All the indications were I would be taken on but instead I've not even got an offer in another department. What's the best approach to take? Should I carpet-bomb firms that have large insolvency teams, or be more targeted with my applications? Help!!


She is best known and loved for playing brash, ponytail-loving teen, Bernadette Taylor on EastEnders.
Which makes Clair Norris' transformation all the more astonishing, with fans rushing to compliment her "stunning" new Instagram picture - even telling the actress she "should be a model."
Clair, 21, left the photo without a caption, letting her gorgeous face do the talking.
She was bombarded with comments, with one follower writing: "Wow you are a stunnnnnerrrrr."
A second wrote: "Beautiful picture babe  x." While a third gaped: "What a beautiful picture of this beautiful woman  she's so stunning she should be a model."
A fourth added: "Wow you look sooo amazing ."
Many others singled out her striking blue eyes, commenting: "Such lovely eyes man!! So blue ." Another said: "Those eyes.......stunning 朗." While a third gushed: "You look beaut & your eyebrows ❤."
Clair joined the BBC soap in 2017, along with her on-screen family Lorraine Stanley's (Karen Taylor), Danny Walters (Keanu), Zack Morris (Keegan) and Roger Griffiths (Mitch).
The Taylor family initially didn't win many fans among diehard Albert Square viewers, thanks to their loud and brash ways. But viewers praised Bernadette's moving coming out scenes with her mum over Christmas.
Clair recently blew fans away, sharing shots of herself in a lacy red dress at the National Television Awards.
"I could get upset but when I put it into perspective I just laugh."
She added: "I love my job and I get to do something that I am so passionate about EVERYDAY and with the support from family and friends I am living my best life!!!!"
What do you think of Clair's new look? Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think.
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Hi My toddler is 4. 8 yr old kid. I have been observing a sudden change in his behaviour since a month. Earlier he used to listen and try to understand the words, but now he is not listening at all, in fact he does not like to. He started telling lies. When he wants something, he should get it else he is throwing tantrums in such a way that he just bangs the toys on the faces too. He has become too short tempered and throws the things all over the house. I am worried about this Change, is it common in every toddler. Pl suggest the ways to handle this.
Hi Zara n Nita Thanks for the quick response. Yes Zara, the mistake lies on my part too. I have been a bit rude at him sometimes due to some other reasons. I will try following your suggestions.
hi Sravanthi ! i understand wht u mean. the best advice i got was to create some simple rules, which all family members practiced with my child and that helped me curb the agression early on.
hi sravanthi!has there been a change in his life such as addition of a family member, or change of place, school or someone close not been able to spend time with him as earlier.. please try and identify the trigger for such a change in his behavior. most if the times it is the change in us or surroundings for change in child's behavior. try connecting with him and work on the bond that u share with him... spend time talking to him , playing with him,listening to him. also give him the much needed space and time to open up and share his heart out with u. check your tone when u speak with him. make sure u r polite yet firm when u speak with him... make sure u r not scolding him for something,and to avoid it he is lying to u.. try and make him connect by making him sit and make an eye contact and explain why u r saying No to a particular thing.. suggest alternatives or seek his opinion on how he could go about doing the same thing differently in an agreeable manner.. reach a consensus. hug him often... hope this would help!
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BEGINNINGS… IT ALL STARTED WITH A DREAM.
Neither I nor Joanna have a background in business or marketing. Joanna studied Geology and I am a PE teacher. However fitness, well-being and sport have always been our greatest passion. Joanna is into dance and fitness, and she was the first instructor to teach Zumba in Edinburgh. My background is in team sports and lately in kettlebells. I have also had a few years of personal training experience.
After many years of teaching for various fitness clubs, and then renting out halls and community centres for our own classes, we both decided it was time for our premises.
Our classes were very popular, and we had a big pool of very loyal customers, who had been following us for years. Our own Studio was THE only way to go.
Not many people know that at the beginning, a few month prior to opening, we hooked up with a very wealthy investor, who was about to inject a substantial amount of money to help us start. It was like a dream come true. Someone was ready to invest in our baby! It all started with a small chat with one of my PT clients. One day, after a personal training session, Peter asked me if I had ever thought about opening my own studio. And at this precise moment I realised how much I wanted it and that there would be no better time! For years, Joanna and I spent many evenings dreaming, planning and talking about our place. We just needed this little extra push to put our plans into action. Peter helped us a lot, especially with the business plan and the first few steps. His vast experience and business expertise were crucial.
It was a very hard decision. We wanted to know if we could do it on our own, if we had what it takes to be successful. Also we had a slightly different vision of the final product and we didn't want to compromise our dream. Finally we decided to go solo, without external investment.
This decision has shaped the path for Fitness Soul Studio for years to come.
Even though it didn't work out, I will always be grateful for Peter's enthusiasm and tremendous help. He believed in us and without him, Fitness Soul Studio would probably still only exist on paper.
We estimated we needed about £10k to start. We had some savings but it wasn't enough, and founds was depleting very quickly.
It was at this moment that our customers showed that they were on our side and that they wanted us to succeed.
In a bid to raise much needed founds we offered a one-year membership deal. We were delighted to find out that 7 of our close customers had decided to take us up on it.
It was a very bold decision, which required a lot of trust and understanding. Mind you they paid almost £1000 each for a product which didn't yet exist… The only guarantee they had was our word and a promise. Apart from so needed cash it was a fantastic morale boost! Knowing that there were people out there who truly believed in us made us work even harder. We simply didn't want to disappoint them.
We started preparing in March and by the end of May we had found a suitable place and almost finished all the paperwork.
It was a very stressful and complicated process; luckily everything went according to plan. After all the hassle of planning permissions, change of use and contracts, we faced another daunting task: to renovate and equip the studio.
Fitness Soul Studio is located on an industrial estate. Previously space was used by a lift maintenance company. When a few years ago their business went bust, they left all their debris behind them, leaving the place filthy and untidy.
Knowing that our budget was minimal we had to do all the labour by ourselves. Again our friends and customers offered us a helping hand. Together we invested hour upon hour, first clean the place, then painting and decorating it and lastly in putting the floors down.
It was far from easy, many times I thought that the task was too big and that we wouldn't be able to finish.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those guys who supported and helped us during the renovation. Beata, Chris, Marek, Marcin, Ginie, Tomas, Kasia, Tara, Tom, Connor, Lucy, Lesley, you are real DIY STARS!
I also want to thank Neil and his wife Ann, an amazing Glaswegian couple who are behind the production of two of the biggest pieces of studio equipment: the rig and the stage. Thank you guys!
Fitness Soul Studio has been open and running for more than 4 years now. We are continuously improving it; changing things, adding and removing classes, adjusting the timetable and working closely with our customers to provide the best service possible.
Our goal is to create something more than an ordinary gym or fitness studio. We want a space where extraordinary things happen where you can reach all your fitness and health-related goals but also where you can meet new friends and have a very good time along the way.
We not only provide an excellent training facility with top-notch equipment, PA and lighting system but also a platform for ongoing education and socialising.
Our waiting area, with cosy sofas, is always buzzing with people chatting before and after classes, having fun or simply chilling out over a cup of tea.
What makes Fitness Soul Studio unique is the wide range of customers we cater for; from dance and fitness fanatics who enjoy Zumba and Booiaka, through the strength & conditioning crowd focused on Olympic lifting and kettlebells to performers and circuit people or mums and babies. Everyone is always welcome and treated equally. We are open-minded and we are always looking for new and better ways to get healthy and fit.
This is only the beginning of the journey. Something which started as the small dream of two people has become a reality and an everyday destination for many. In a very short time Studio has attracted many great coaches who are now part of its daily operation. With such great people on the board, the future looks very bright!


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Upfronts 2014: Nick Greenlights Three Live-Action Series
By R. Thomas Umstead 13 March 2014
Nickelodeon will increase its live action series lineup with three new original shows, Nickelodeon officials announced Thursday prior to its upfront presentation in New York.
The kids-targeted network will continue its push to reach post-millennial kids with the development of live action series, including new crime-fighting comedy Henry Danger, which follows a 13-year old who lands a part-time job as a sidekick to super crime fighter Captain Man; Bella and the Bullfrogs, which follows a cheerleader who eventually becomes the new quarterback for her school team; and Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn, which follows the story of a 10-year-old girl whose sibling rivalry with her three brothers is heightened by the fact that they are quadruplets.
"Each of these projects brings fresh humor and relevancy to our kid audience and each has a unique voice and point of view that is exciting," said Russell Hicks, Nickelodeon president of content development and production.
The network will also extend its popular Kids Choice Awards franchise into sports, launching this July the Kids' Choice Sports 2014 awards show, hosted by Michael Strahan.
On the digital front, Nickelodeon will launch the Nick Jr. App, which will offer video and content featuring popular Nick Jr. characters such as Dora The Explorer, Bubble Guppies, PAW Patrol, said network officials. The ad-supported app will be available free for iPad devices through the App Store.

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It is HSE policy that all staff irrespective of role, grade or position must promote the welfare of children and protect them from harm. It is not okay to do nothing if you have any information that a child has been, is being or is at risk of being abused or neglected.
Children First applies to everyone. The HSE is the largest employer in the State and all HSE staff, staff in HSE funded services and HSE contractors have responsibilities under Children First to keep children safe and to promote their welfare. These responsibilities are especially relevant for health and social care professionals, even if you work in an adult based service. Resources on this website are intended as a guide and do not take the place of legal or other advice
The Children First: National Guidance for the Protection and Welfare of Children 2017 and the Children First Act 2015. It describes the four main types of abuse and sets out the steps which should be taken to ensure that the child or young person is protected from harm.
The Children First Act was fully commenced on 11th December 2017. The Act is an important addition to the child welfare and protection system as it will help to ensure that child protection concerns are brought to the attention of Tusla without delay. The Act is quite significant for the Dublin Midlands Hospitals Group and places significant responsibilities in relation to the safe guarding of children.
This means that all staff across the Dublin Midlands Hospital Group have a duty to report suspected child protection or welfare concerns to Tusla. If a staff member has a concern that a child or young person may have been, is being, or is at risk of being, abused or neglected you must report this to Tusla - Child and Family Agency following the HSE's 'Procedure for Reporting a Child Protection or Welfare Concern'. Certain members of staff are Mandated Persons and have additional statutory responsibilities. You can check Schedule 2 of the Children First Act 2015 and find out if you are a Mandated Person.
Over 44,000 staff have completed free online Children First training support. This online training programme is mandatory for all HSE staff. The programme is available on www.hseland.ie.
For additional information see Children First National Guidance for the Protection and Welfare of Children 2017 and the information sheet for mandated persons on the HSE Children First website.
The Children First Act 2015 requires organisations that are providers of 'relevant services' to prepare a Child Safeguarding Statement. A relevant service is an organisation which provides services to children and young people. A full list of relevant services is available in Schedule 1 Children First Act 2015. The HSE and Dublin Midlands Hospitals Group have many relevant services.
A Child Safeguarding Statement is a written statement that specifies the service being provided and the principles and procedures to be observed in order to ensure, as far as practicable, that a child availing of the service is safe from harm." (Children First: National Guidance for the Protection and Welfare of Children 2017 p34). The Child Safeguarding Statement includes an assessment of risk of harm to a child while availing of the service and specifies the procedures in place to manage any identified risks.
This must be completed within three months of the Act commencing and must be reviewed every two years or sooner if there has been a material change to any of the issues to which it refers.
Dublin Midland Hospital Groups Children First Implementation Committee
The Dublin Midland Hospital Groups Children First Implementation Committee has had and will continue to have a central role in developing these statements with the hospitals and the group.
This Committee is chaired by James Conway (Assistant National Director/FOI/Complaints Reviewer/Decision Maker) and are responsible for leading out on the implementation of Children First within the Dublin Midlands Hospital Group, on behalf of the CEO. The Committee have clear terms of reference and there are representatives from each of the 7 hospitals in the Group. They have responsibility for preparing the Hospital Groups' Children First Implementation Plan and ensuring implementation and compliance with Children First National Guidance, relevant legislation and HSE policy.
The HSE have established a governance structure which is made up of a number of Children First Implementation Committees, including Committees at Hospital Group level. The CEO of Dublin Midlands Hospital Group is responsible for the implementation and compliance with Children First in the Group.
You can contact the Chair person of the Dublin Midlands Hospital Group Mr. James Conway at: james.conway2@hse.ie
Louise Fenton, Lead Training and Development Officer in the Dublin Midlands Hospital Group, who can provide advice and guidance regarding Children First, is available at louise.fenton@hse.ie.
Contact details for all Training and Development Officers in the Dublin Midlands Hospital Group
Tusla and the Department of Children and Youth Affairs have developed a number of support documents to help you in understanding your responsibilities in relation to keeping children safe. These documents include: Children First National Guidance for the Protection and Welfare of Children 2017, A Guide for the Reporting of Child Protection and Welfare Concerns, Mandated Assisting Protocol for Tusla Staff and Guidance on Developing a Child Safeguarding Statement. These are all available on the Tusla website: www.tusla.ie
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Q: error on part of code that shouldn't trigger in the firts place Tl;dr in my "variable" class, upon creating a new instance, I make it do a fuction called check() to see if there are any variables of the same type within itself, so it can then simplify it, yet somehow I get a bool error for something that should only occour if the data used in that part of the __new__ fuction is not False and the data can never be True, yet the pieces of code before where the error occours don't trigger
So, I've been making this python class that represents a variable you don't know the value of, and was working on making the class atau-simplify it's own value if at all possible,  and got some very weird results;
class variable:
    def __new__(cls, name = "x", value = 1, power = 1):
        self = object.__new__(cls)
        self.name = name
        if value == 0:
            return 0
        if name == "" and value == 1:
            return 1
        if name == "" and not isinstance(power, variable):
            return value**power
        else:
            self.power = power
            self.value = value
        if not isinstance(self.value, variable):
            return self
        global check
        check = self.value.check(name)
        print(repr(check))
        if check == False:
            return self
        new = ""
        for x in check[1:-1]:
            new += "variable(x.name, "
        if isinstance(check[-1].value, str):
            new += "'" + check[-1].value + "'"
        else:
            new += repr(check[-1].value)
        for x in list(reversed(check[1:-1])):
            new += repr(x.power) + ")"
        print("'")
        print(new)
        print(self)
        print("'")
        if new == None:
            new = 1
        return variable(self.name, eval(new), self.power + check[-1].power)

    def check(self, name):
        if self.name == name:
            return [self,]
        if isinstance(self.value, variable):
            if not self.value.check(name) == False:
                return self.value.check(name).insert(0, self)
        return False
    def __str__(self):
        return (not self.value == 1)*str(self.value) + (not self.power == 1)*"(" + str(self.name) + (not self.power == 1)*(")^" + str(self.power))
    def __repr__(self):
        if isinstance(self.value, str):
            return "variable('" + self.name + "', '" + self.value + "', " + repr(self.power) + ")"
        return "variable('" + self.name + "', " + repr(self.value) + ", " + repr(self.power) + ")"
    def __add__(self, other):
        if isinstance(other, variable) and (self.name == other.name and self.power == other.power):
            return variable(other.name, self.value + other.value, other.power)
        else:
            return NotImplemented
    def __sub__(self, other):
        if isinstance(other, variable) and (self.name == other.name and self.power == other.power):
            return variable(other.name, self.value - other.value, other.power)
        else:
            return NotImplemented
    def __mul__(self, other):
        if isinstance(other, variable) and self.name == other.name:
            return variable(self.name, self.value*other.value, self.power+other.power)
        elif isinstance(other, int) or isinstance(other, float) or isinstance(other, variable):
            return variable(self.name, self.value*other, self.power)
        else:
            return NotImplemented
    def __truediv__(self, other):
        if isinstance(other, variable) and self.name == other.name:
            return variable(self.name, self.value/other.value, self.power-other.power)
        elif isinstance(other, int) or isinstance(other, float) or isinstance(other, variable):
            return variable(self.name, self.value/other, self.power)
        else:
            return NotImplemented
    def __pow__(self, other):
        if isinstance(other, int) or isinstance(other, float) or isinstance(other, variable):
            return variable(self.name, self.value**other, self.power*other)
        else:
            return NotImplemented
    __radd__ = __add__
    __rsub__ = __sub__
    __rmul__ = __mul__
    def __rtruediv__(self, other):
        return other**(self**-1)
    def __rpow__(self, other):
        if isinstance(other, variable):
            return variable(other.name, other.value**self, other.power*self)
        elif isinstance(other, int) or isinstance(other, float):
            return variable("", other, self)
        else:
            return NotImplemented

I entered;
>>> variable("x", variable("y", variable("z", variable("y", variable("y", variable("z", variable("x")))))))

Result;
False
False
[variable('y', variable('z', variable('x', 1, 1), 1), 1)]
'
variable('z', variable('x', 1, 1), 1)
xzyy
'
False
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<pyshell#34>", line 1, in <module>
    variable("x", variable("y", variable("z", variable("y", variable("y", variable("z", variable("x")))))))
  File "C:\Users\Alexander van Helm\Desktop\Python\herleiden.py", line 62, in __new__
    return variable(self.name, eval(new), self.power + check[-1].power)
TypeError: 'bool' object is not subscriptable

A: check[-1].power in your return statement return variable(self.name, eval(new), self.power + check[-1].power) is the problem.
The check() method returns a bool. Which means it can only be one of two thingsFalse or True. You can't do an operation like this check[-1] on bool type. That is what the TypeError
TypeError: 'bool' object is not subscriptable trys to tell you

A: Remove the global check, and I think you'll find your code works. I believe your call eval(new) invokes variable.__new__(), which in turn sets your global variable check to False, after you've checked it.
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B06AA Enzymes
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B06AA03 Hyaluronidase
B06AA04 Chymotrypsin
B06AA07 Trypsin
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B06AA55 Streptokinase, combinations

B06AB Heme products
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Boris Gaquere, Manu Comté, Orchestre À Cordes De L'Opéra De Reims, Rut Schereiner - Concerto De Sedan flac album
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Rut Schereiner (b. 1960) is a French contemporary classical conductor and orchestra/ensemble leader, co-director of Ensemble Diagonal. Born in Argentina, she has been living and working in France since 1981. Sites: rut-schereiner. Boris Gaquere, Manu Comté, Orchestre À Cordes De L'Opéra De Reims, Rut Schereiner - Concerto De Sedan (DVD).
CONCERTO DE SEDAN Double concerto for accordion, guitar and string orchestra, commissioned in 2013 by the guitar festival "Rencontres Guitare et Patrimoine en Ardennes" (Sedan, France), for its 20th anniversary. Manu Comté: accordion Boris Gaquere: guitar Orchestre de l'Opéra de Reims, conducted by Rut Schereiner Produced by Colette Sibenaler. Стандартная лицензия YouTube.
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Album · 2011 · 3 Songs. More By Orchestre de Chambre Jean-François Paillard. See All. Handel: Water Music Suites; Music For The Royal Fireworks. Bach: Suites pour orchestre. Baroque Trumpet Concertos.
Boris Gaquere pursues an international career with concerts in all major cities of Europe. He regularly performs both in North and South America as well as Taiwan and Japan. Boris regularly appears in numerous radio and television shows. Xeque-Mate, Boris first solo album for VGo Recordings was recorded in San Francisco in 2003. Boris is privileged to duet with Odair Assad on the album's title track; one of Boris' compositions for this CD. Carpe Diem, released with some pride in 2005, is Boris' second album for VGo Recordings. The album focuses on music from the Baroque period. In 2013, he was comissioned to compose a double concerto for accordion, guitar and string orchestra for the 20th anniversary of the Rencontres Guitare et Patrimoine en Ardenne (Sedan Guitar Festival, France).
1 Premier Mouvement: Le Point De Sedan
2 Second Mouvement: Vieille Ville
3 Troisième Mouvement: L'Académie Des Exercices
Filmed during the world premiere of the Concerto De Sedan, composed by Boris Gaquere.
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Q: Move files between commits I have two consequential commits, somewhere in the local history, and one file was mistakenly added into the second. I want to fix the situation.
I do not understand how should I use the interactive rebase. I did git rebase -i HEAD~10 and choosen to edit the commit with file in order to check it out from there. I use git guit but, see no files in the commit area. I can choose to amend the previous commit then I see the files. But, I cannot add the misplaced file to that previous commit since I do not see the file in the current commit to start with.

A: First take info on short history
> git log --oneline -n 3 --decorate=short
333333  (HEAD -> work_AAA) added test              /*file is updated here*/
222222  corrected bug
111111  (origin/master, origin/HEAD, master) version XXX

so we can rebase and stop on commit 22222
> git rebase -i master
pick 22222 corected bug
pick 33333 added test

change to :
edit 22222 corected bug
pick 33333 added test

then you will be in update mode in commit 22222 it shows something like this:
Stopped at 22222... corrected bug
You can amend the commit now, with
   git commit --amend
Once you are satisfied with your changes, run
   git rebase --continue

here copy file from commit 3 to commit 2
git show 33333:path/to/file  >  path/to/file

amend commit 2 and continue rebase
git commit --amend --no-edit path/to/file
git rebase --continue

Done !

A: So, when rebasing, choose to edit both the commit where you added the file by mistake, and the one you want to add it to in that order.  If the file is in a later commit, but should be in an earlier one, you will have to reorder the lines.  For example, I start with
pick 8de731b Commit with missing file.
pick bbef925 Commit with too many files.
pick 52490ce More history.

I need to change it to
edit bbef925 Commit with too many files.
edit 8de731b Commit with missing file.
pick 52490ce More history.

Then,
# In the commit containing an extra file
git reset HEAD^ badfile.c
git commit --amend
git rebase --continue

# Now in the commit to add it to
git add badfile.c
git commit --amend
git rebase --continue

Unfortunately, when editing history in one branch, I don't know of any way to avoid editing history in all branches.  Rebasing should be done as early as possible to avoid problems like this.  In my simple case here, I can merge master and the other branch, but the commits don't merge, then I have to rebase in master, and reorder and squash the commits, like this:
pick 7cd915f Commit with missing file.
fixup 8de731b Commit with missing file. #This was the higher of the two entries
pick 8b92c5a Commit with too many files.
fixup bbef925 Commit with too many files. #This was the higher of the two entries
pick 94c3f7f More history.
fixup 52490ce More history. #This was the higher of the two entries

Late edit: I just noticed I was accidentally reordering the commit history as a carryover from my original answer.  Swapping the lines in the rebase changes the order you commit; after editing, you can rebase again and swap them back to go back to the original commit order.

A: If I don't get it wrong, what you want is move some change that was included commit 2 to commit 1.
I find the easiest way to do that is doing two consecutive interactive rebases.
In the first one, you split commit 2 into two commits: the first including just the change you want to move, and the second including all the rest. We have now commits 1, 2.1, and 2.2.
Then you rebase again, and this time choose to squash commit 2.1 into 1.

A: As I often stumble upon this issue, I wrote a script for this. It works fully automatically. You can find it on Github. Copy it to the local filesystem, add it to PATH and you'll be able to run it as:
mv-changes <source-commit> <destination-commit> <path>...

You can also run the script in Git-Bash shell on Windows.
Note that, if there are changes of <path> in intermediate commits between source-commit and destination-commit, it will not work.

A: I had the same problem and want to explain what I did.
In commit A I added a file f that I had to remove in the following commit B.
Now I wanted to get rid of the file in both commits but also wanted to avoid splitting the commit because there were many other files involved. I did this

*

*recover the file

*add it again in commit ADD

*remove it in commit REM - now there is the history A - B - ADD - REM

*squash commit A with REM - then the file vanishes out of A and B

*drop commit ADD - now the file is gone as it should be

Perhaps this is a quirky solution but for me it worked.
Please comment if you feel this is bad for some reasons.


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Officials: Growth management lives
By KEVIN BOUFFARDNYT Regional Media Group
AUBURNDALE - The death of growth management in Florida has been greatly exaggerated, a state official contended at a conference in Polk County on Wednesday.
"I was a little surprised at the obituaries written about growth management," said Billy Buzzett, secretary of the soon-to-expire Florida Department of Community Affairs, referring to media reports on changes to state law in the 2011 legislative session. "Growth management is not dead."
Buzzett and two other DCA officials spoke to about 250 local elected officials, municipal leaders and planners and others during a three-hour workshop Wednesday at Fantasy of Flight in Auburndale. The current DCA will expire on Oct. 1 and will become part of a new agency called the Department of Economic Opportunity.
Growth management may not be dead, but the Legislature massively shifted the responsibility for approving new residential and commercial development from the state to the county and municipal level, according to DCA officials.
"Perhaps it's time to think about easing up on (state regulation of) local governments. They know their communities best," Buzzett said.
Buzzett and other DCA officials didn't criticize the new growth management law, but they indicated the Legislature did not always accept their proposals.
"The Legislature passed a lot of things we weren't comfortable with," said Tom Beck, director of the agency's division of community planning, who followed Buzzett with a detailed review of changes in growth management law. "That's part of the tug-of-war between the executive and legislative branches."
One of the most significant changes affecting Polk County is the removal of state review over new phosphate and mineral mines, Beck said. Previously, new mines were subject to a review process known as a development of regional impact (DRI) by state and regional planning agencies, including the Central Florida Regional Planning Council in Bartow.
Although projections show Polk's mineable phosphate reserves will be exhausted within roughly a decade, the change will make life easier for the Mosaic Co., which operates three mines in Southwest Polk and two of the state's largest fertilizing manufacturing plants near Bartow. Mosaic is currently in a legal battle with the Sierra Club and two local environmental groups over extending its South Fort Meade mine into Hardee County.
Like the Hardee extension, new mines would still be subject to federal regulation and approval. The mines are so heavily regulated by federal and state environmental agencies the DRI review does not add much additional oversight, Beck said.
"The benefits that come out of a DRI review are not as significant as they were," he said.
The change will not have much immediate impact because of the decline in DRIs since the collapse of Florida's real estate boom, Beck said. Last year the agency handled only four DRIs across the state compared to more than 10 times that number in 2009.
Other changes will make it easier to escape the DRI threshold, based on the development's size, by allowing developers to split one big project into two or more parts.
Beck got the most reaction over his discussion of the elimination of state-mandated "concurrency" rules. Concurrency requires developers and local governments to improve or expand public services, such as roads and schools, if a new development would degrade existing services.
Local governments have the option of dropping concurrency completely or maintaining it under less restrictive state guidelines that ease the financial burden on developers, Beck said. If a developer wants to build near a road already overburdened with traffic, for example, the local government cannot require the developer to contribute toward road improvements.
Buzzett defended the reduced state role in growth management.
"A lot of what we had (in the previous law) did not prevent a parade of horribles," he said.


I'm so excited because Pure Style Home is getting a makeover!! The new blog header is really special to me I can't wait for you to see it next week!!
But for now, have an awesome weekend & take in all the little beautiful things around you.
I heard about this on twitter, so exciting ! Can't wait to see it.
Can't wait to see the new look! Have a great weekend!
...not even a sneek peak? I always love a good tease.
Really is nice to re-vamp things from time to time.
I can't wait to see it too...I bet it looks gorgeous.
It will be gorgeous. Of course! Cannot wait to see your big reveal!!!
Thanks..have a great weekend yourself and look forward to seeing your new look!!!
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I'm not very patient, I don't know if I can wait! I'm so excited to see the changes!
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I already love the simple look of your blog and how it reflects your style very clearly. Can't wait to see your new reveal!
Such a tease! I cant wait to see it now- I'm sure its going to be just amazing!


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"Edwina Nowlin, a poor Michigan resident, was ordered to reimburse a juvenile detention center $104 a month for holding her 16-year-old son," the New York Times wrote in an editorial.
The details of Nowlin's case are even more alarming than the Times editorial suggests. Not only was Nowlin under orders to pay a fine stemming from someone else's actions, but she had been laid off from work and lost her home at the time she was ordered to "reimburse" the county for her son's detention.
Despite her inability to pay, she was held in contempt of court and ordered to serve a 30-day sentence. On March 6, three days after she was incarcerated, she was released for one day to work. She also picked up her paycheck, in the amount of $178.53. This, she thought, could be used to pay the $104, and she would be released from jail.
But when she got back to the jail, the sheriff told her to sign her check over to the county — to pay $120 for her own room and board, and $22 for a drug test and booking fee.
Even more absurd, Nowlin requested but was denied a court-appointed lawyer. So because she was too poor to afford a lawyer and denied her constitutional right to have the court provide one for her, she couldn't fight the contempt charge that stemmed from her poverty. And her contempt conviction only added to her poverty, as the fines and fees she was obligated to pay now multiplied.
Michigan isn't the only place where you can be imprisoned for the crime of involuntary poverty. The same Catch-22 ensnares poor defendants daily in courtrooms across the country.
In 2006, the Southern Center for Human Rights (SCHR) filed a suit on behalf of Ora Lee Hurley, who couldn't get out of prison until she had enough money to pay a $705 fine. But she couldn't pay the fine because she had to pay the Georgia Department of Corrections $600 a month for room and board, and spend $76 a month on public transportation, laundry and food.
She was released five days a week to work at the K&K Soul Food restaurant, where she earned $6.50 an hour, which netted her about $700 a month after taxes. Hurley was trapped in prison for eight months beyond her initial 120-day sentence until the Southern Center intervened. Over the course of her incarceration, she earned about $7,000, but she never had enough at one time to pay off her $705 fine.
In courts around Georgia, people who are charged with misdemeanors and cannot pay their fines that day in court are placed on probation under the supervision of private, for-profit companies until they pay off their fines. On probation, they must pay these companies substantial monthly "supervision fees" that may double or triple the amount that a person of means would pay for the same offense.
For example, a person of means may pay $200 for a traffic ticket on the day of court and be done with it, while a person too poor to pay that day is placed on probation and ends up paying $500 or more for the same offense.
The privatization of misdemeanor probation has placed unprecedented law enforcement authority in the hands of for-profit companies that act essentially as collection agencies. These companies, focused on profit rather than public safety or rehabilitation, are not designed to supervise people or connect them to services and jobs. Rather, they charge exorbitant monthly fees and use the threat of imprisonment and a variety of bullying tactics to squeeze money out of the men and women under their supervision.
For too many poor people convicted of misdemeanors, our state is not living up to the constitutional promise of equal justice under law.
The task force trolled through predominantly African American neighborhoods, rounding up people who had outstanding court fines. After arresting and jailing them, the City of Gulfport processed these people through a court proceeding at which no defense attorney was present or even offered.
Many people were jailed for months after hearings lasting just seconds. While the city collected money, it also packed the jail with hundreds of people who couldn't pay, including people who were sick, physically disabled and/or limited by mental disabilities.
The disregard of the justice system for the rights of poor people to equal protection and due process is cause for outrage. But it shouldn't come as a surprise in an era when the government spends billions bailing out banks while letting foreclosures and unemployment ruin the lives of working people.
We need to build a movement, like the working-class struggles of the 1930s, that can demand an end to the inhuman practice of incarcerating people for no other crime than finding themselves at the bottom of the social ladder.


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The 9 Biggest, Boldest Mardi Gras Celebrations Around the World
When you think Mardi Gras, you probably conjure a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors, outrageous costumes, and hear the raucous din of parades. While excess is the name of the game when it comes to Carnival, there is a specific reason for the season. Mardi Gras began as a prelude to Lent, spanning forty days and observed by Catholics, Methodists, Lutherans, and others. During Lent, certain luxuries are forbidden and many practice periods of fasting.
It makes sense that before embarking on long periods of abstaining from indulgence, you'd want to throw yourself into a little celebratory excess as a last hurrah. Mardi Gras is also called "Fat Tuesday" not only because it occurs before Ash Wednesday, but also because it is the culmination of the season of Carnival, celebrated in many countries where French or Creole is the official language. For Christians, it's a bit of a last indulgence before buckling down. There's no better place to enjoy excess than these Mardi Gras celebrations, known the world over as some of the most flamboyant expressions of Carnival.
1. Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
You just can't talk Carnival without giving a nod to the biggest Mardi Gras celebration in the world. Rio has been putting on a lavish, five-day festival of parades, music, and dancing since 1723. Today, 70% of visitors to Brazil's most dazzling seaport come during Carnival, crowding Rio's streets with nearly two million tourists. One word you need to know how to pronounce before you go? Samba (sam·ba). This widely spoken Portuguese term refers to both a dance as well as the schools Rio's Carnival parades organize themselves in.
2. Masquerade Balls in Venice, Italy
A holdover from the Renaissance, this Italian Mardi Gras celebration is known for elaborate masquerade balls, featuring gorgeous, intricate masks. King Frances II, outlawed Carnival in 1797, and the masks were forbidden for centuries but began to reemerge in the nineteenth century. The ban on Carnival was lifted in 1979 and creating the masks became a full-time occupation for the robust Venetian tourism industry. Today, there are eight different kinds of masks, or as Italian locals say maschere (mask•era), and a contest judged by international fashion designers.
3. Get a taste of Cajun Carnival in New Orleans, United States
Two weeks of street parades and festivals culminate in Mardi Gras in Louisiana, where French Creole is still widely spoken. While you may think this holiday is all about the debauchery of Bourbon Street, locals will tell you that the best way to enjoy NOLA is to head up to Frenchman's where the streets are lined with jazz clubs. The unofficial motto of Mardi Gras in New Orleans is the French phrase Laissez les bons temps rouler(lay-zEh leh bAwn taw rOO-leh)or "Let the good times roll." Don't forget to enjoy a good bowl of gumbo while you're there.
4. Creole Celebrations in Cape Verde, Africa
Lavish parades and a vibrant tradition of music are the hallmarks of African Mardi Gras celebrations. Carnival is observed primarily in along the cape, where the islands each have their customs. The largest, Mindelo, is home to the biggest parade on the African continent. If you here locals say "bonjou" (bon-jew) instead of "bonjour," you're not mistaken. Cape Verde speaks a specific dialect, classified as a Portuguese-based Creole language. It is both the oldest and the most widely spoken Creole.
5. Batte of the Flowers in Nice, France
Not to be outdone by their Italian neighbors, Nice sports one of the world's largest celebrations of Mardi Gras, focused on festoons of flowers. This glamorous city of the French Riviera gets decked out in elaborate, blossoming parade floats that take over the streets. The Bataille de Fleurs(bataij de fler), a French phrase that means 'Battle of the Flowers," takes place beside the sea on the famous Promenade des Anglais, a famous French street. It's reported to take 72 hours just to pick the 3,000 flowers that adorn the floats.
6. Dance to the Beat in Barranquilla, Colombia
This Spanish-speaking city, nestled near the Caribbean Sea, has one of the largest Carnival traditions dating back to the early 19th century. A "Battle of the Flowers" kicks off this four-day extravaganza of parades and music, named by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of the Oral Intangible Heritage of Humanity. An important part of the celebration is listening to cumbia(koom-byah) music, an infusion of Caribbean, African, and European music popular in Latin America.
7. Carnival in the Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago
Many of the islands colonized by the French have a vibrant Carnival tradition that relies heavily on calypso music, but Trinidad and Tobago are the epicenter of Mardi Gras in the Caribbean. Calypso and Soca are the two most popular forms of music played during Mardi Gras, featuring steelpan drums. Celebrations open with J'ouvert (jou·vay) or Jour Ouvert (jour. ouver), which is the French word for "day opens," where people cover themselves in mud, oil, and paint and dance for hours to Soca rhythms.
8. Colorful Carnival in Goa, India
Brought to this Indian seaport in the early 1500s by the Portuguese, Carnival has become a mesh of traditions that are unique to Mardi Gras and shared with other Indian festivals like Holi. Celebrations in Goa feature vibrant colors, parades, and four days of feasts. If you hear the Hindi phrase bura na maano (bur·a·na·man·o), you may want to duck. It translates into "no offense" and it's typically what the locals say before they lob a color bomb your way.
9. A Chilly Celebration in Quebec City, Canada
Inherited from French Mardi Gras celebrations, this winter version of Carnival can seem a bit tame in comparison but is every bit as lovely. Events include fashioning sparkling snow sculptures and outdoor sporting events and competitions. The mascot of Quebec's Carnival is a snowman, referred to as bonhomme de neige (bon·om·day·nej) in French. This title of the French theme song heard during the parades, "Salut Bonhomme" is an homage to the snowman master of ceremonies.
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A little background on Amit and his introduction to coding.
Amit completed his engineering from the Army Institute of Technology in Pune in 2018. Amit has always been involved with the world of code. He started coding on the CodeChef platform in his first year, and eventually moved on to making mobile apps in his second year. During this he found that he had a wealth of knowledge (and libraries!) to share with the world, so he began blogging as well. Amit credits the environment in his college for boosting his interest in coding competitively. In his first year, his seniors informed him about the CodeChef platform and he quite enjoyed the thrill of competitive programming.
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Amit also spoke about how college doesn't quite prepare you for industry challenges, and a lot of the learning happens on the job. At CodeChef we agree that this is certainly an issue and efforts can be made to bridge the gap between recruiters and candidates. CCDSAP does address this in a small way, and eventually we can bring a systemic change together.
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CIT vs. Rajasthan And Gujarati Charitable Foundation Poona (Supreme Court)
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COURT: Supreme Court
CORAM: A.K. Sikri J., Ashok Bhushan J
SECTION(S): 11(6), 32
CATCH WORDS: Charitable purpose, Depreciation
COUNSEL: Shashi N. Kapila
DATE: December 13, 2017 (Date of pronouncement)
DATE: December 22, 2017 (Date of publication)
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S. 11(1)(a) vs. 32: Even if the entire expenditure incurred for acquisition of a capital asset is treated as application of income for charitable purposes u/s 11(1)(a) of the Act, the assessee is also entitled to depreciation u/s 32. The argument that the grant of depreciation amounts to giving double benefit to the assessee is not acceptable. S. 11(6) which bars depreciation on expenditure applied for charitable purposes is prospective and applies only from AY 2015-16
These are the petitions and appeals filed by the Income Tax Department against the orders passed by various High Courts granting benefit of depreciation on the assets acquired by the respondents-assessees. It is a matter of record that all the assessees are charitable institutions registered under Section 12A of the Income Tax Act (hereinafter referred to as 'Act'). For this reason, in the previous year to the year with which we are concerned and in which year the depreciation was claimed, the entire expenditure incurred for acquisition of capital assets was treated as application of income for charitable puruposes under Section 11(1)(a) of the Act. The view taken by the Assessing Officer in disallowing the depreciation which was claimed under Section 32 of the Act was that once the capital expenditure is treated as application of income for charitable purposes, the assessees had virtually enjoyed a 100 per cent write off of the cost of assets and, therefore, the grant of depreciation would amount to giving double benefit to the assessee. Though it appears that in most of these cases, the CIT (Appeals) had affirmed the view, but the ITAT reversed the same and the High Courts have accepted the decision of the ITAT thereby dismissing the appeals of the Income Tax Department. From the judgments of the High Courts, it can be discerned that the High Courts have primarily followed the judgment of the Bombay High Court in 'Commissioner of Income Tax v. Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS)' [(2003) 131 Taxman 386 (Bombay)]. In the said judgment, the contention of the Department predicated on double benefit was turned down in the following manner:
"3. As stated above, the first question which requires consideration by this Court is: whether depreciation was allowable on the assets, the cost of which has been fully allowed as application of income under section 11 in the past years? In the case of CIT v. Munisuvrat Jain 1994 Tax Law Reporter, 1084 the facts were as follows. The assessee was a Charitable Trust. It was registered as a Public Charitable Trust. It was also registered with the Commissioner of Income Tax, Pune. The assessee derived income from the temple property which was a Trust property. During the course of assessment proceedings for assessment years 1977-78, 1978-79 and 1979-80, the assessee claimed depreciation on the value of the building @2½% and they also claimed depreciation on furniture @ 5%. The question which arose before the Court for determination was : whether depreciation could be denied to the assessee, as expenditure on acquisition of the assets had been treated as application of income in the year of acquisition? It was held by the Bombay High Court that section 11 of the Income Tax Act makes provision in respect of computation of income of the Trust from the property held for charitable or religious purposes and it also provides for application and accumulation of income. On the other hand, section 28 of the Income Tax Act deals with chargeability of income from profits and gains of business and section 29 provides that income from profits and gains of business ahll be computed in accordance with section 30 to section 43C. That, section 32(1) of the Act provides for depreciation in respect of building, plant and machinery owned by the assessee and used for business purposes. It further provides for deduction subject to section 34. In that matter also, a similar argument, as in the present case, was advanced on behalf of the revenue, namely, that depreciation can be allowed as deduction only under section 32 of the Income Tax Act and not under general principles. The Court rejected this argument. It was held that normal depreciation can be considered as a legitimate deduction in computing the real income of the assessee on general principles or under section 11(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act The Court rejected the argument on behalf of the revenue that section 32 of the Income Tax Act was the only section granting benefit of deduction on account of depreciation. It was held that income of a Charitable Trust derived form building, plant and machinery and furniture was liable to be computed in normal commercial manner although the Trust may not be carrying on any business and the assets in respect whereof depreciation is claimed may not be business assets. In all such cases, section 32 of the Income Tax Act providing for depreciation for computation of income derived from business or profession is not applicable. However, the income of the Trust is required to be computed under section 11 on commercial principles after providing for allowance for normal depreciation and deduction thereof from gross income of the Trust. In view of the aforesatated judgment of the Bombay High Curt, we answer question No. 1 in the affirmative i.e., in favour of the assessee and against the Department.
4. Question No. 2 herein is identical to the question which was raised before the Bombay High Court in the case of Director of Income-tax (Exemption) v. Framjee Cawasjee Institute [1993] 109 CTR 463. In that case, the facts were as follows: The assessee was the Trust. It derived its income from depreciable assets. The assessee took into account depreciation on those assets in computing the income of the Trust. The ITO held that depreciation could not be taken into account because, full capital expenditure had been allowed in the year of acquisition of the assets. The assessee went in appeal before the Assistant Appellate Commissioner. The Appeal was rejected. The Tribunal, however, took the view that when the ITO stated that full expenditure had been allowed in the year of acquisition of the assets, what he really meant was that the amount spent on acquiring those assets had been treated as 'application of income' of the Trust in the year in which the income was spent in acquiring those assets. This did not mean that in computing income from those assets in subsequent years, depreciation in respect of those assets cannot be taken into account. This view of the Tribunal has been confirmed by the Bombay High Court in the above judgment. Hence, Question No. 2 is covered by the decision of the Bombay High Court in the above Judgment. Consequently, Question No. 2 is answered in the Affirmative i.e., in favour of the assessee and against the Department."
After hearing learned counsel for the parties, we are of the opinion that the aforesaid view taken by the Bombay High Court correctly states the principles of law and there is no need to interfere with the same.
It may be mentioned that most of the High Courts have taken the aforesaid view with only exception thereto by the High Court of Kerala which has taken a contrary view in 'Lissie Medical Institutions v. Commissioner of Income Tax'.
It may also be mentioned at this stage that the legislature, realising that there was no specific provision in this behalf in the Income Tax Act, has made amendment in Section 11(6) of the Act vide Finance Act No. 2/2014 which became effective from the Assessment Year 2015-2016. The Delhi High Court has taken the view and rightly so, that the said amendment is prospective in nature.
It also follows that once assessee is allowed depreciation, he shall be entitled to carry forward the depreciation as well. For the aforesaid reasons, we affirm the view taken by the High Courts in these cases and dismiss these matters.
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In this chapter (see Sects. 7.1–7.6) we derive the macroscopic conservation laws of matter, momentum, energy and angular momentum for a multicomponent system subjected to conservative external forces and in which chemical reactions may occur. Then, in Sect. 7.7, the time growth of the macroscopic entropy of the system is derived, showing that it can be expressed as the product between thermodynamic fluxes and their conjugated thermodynamic forces. It should be noted that, as shown in Appendix E, these equations are consequences of the fundamental mechanical laws governing the motions of the constituent particles of the system.
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ALR Technologies Advocates For Sensible Medicare Reimbursement of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) for Diabetes Patients
Internet Monitoring More Cost Effective than Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) for Most Medicare Patients Says ALRT President Bill Smith
Richmond, VA, October 20, 2014 -- In a letter to Marilyn Tavenner, Administrator of the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Bill Smith, President of ALR Technologies (OTCQB: ALRT) advocated for CMS reimbursement for continuous glucose monitoring systems (CGM) for Type 1 diabetes patients as well as higher-risk Type 2 patients. However, Smith argued that most Type 2 patients should first be encouraged to seek Internet-based remote chronic care management and then to step up to CGM if they don't achieve their health goals on the more cost-effective, Internet-based monitoring.
"There is no doubt that CGM should be made available to higher risk diabetes patients as this is a very valuable monitoring technology," said Smith. "However, for many other patients, I believe a sensible policy would be to reimburse first for Internet-based monitoring systems and then provide the CGM option for patients who fail on this less costly, Internet-based technology."
The complete text of the letter can be found here.
On November 1, CMS is expected to announce new rules for physician reimbursement in a broad range of treatments including management of chronic diseases such as diabetes. Among the proposed rules is a new payment schedule for remote chronic care management similar to the service that ALRT's Health-e-Connect system delivers.
About ALR Technologies Inc.
ALR Technologies is a medical device company providing remote monitoring and care facilitation for patients with chronic diseases. ALRT has developed the FDA-cleared and HIPAA compliant Health-e-Connect System that collects data from blood glucose meters and uploads to a secure website. Trained Facilitators use the System to effect efficiency of care among patients, clinicians and caregivers to improve outcomes and assist health plans to optimize their quality goals. Currently, the Company is focused on diabetes and will expand its services to cover other chronic diseases anchored on verifiable data.
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