A reader asks: About 15 years ago, I co-signed with my brother on a mortgage loan. The loan is paid off now. He would like me to withdraw my name so he can put his wife's name on the house. I have no objection to that, but I worry about the tax consequences. I have no interest in his home nor did I put up any money for the mortgage or payments. Does the IRS consider the removal of my name from the house as a sale on my interest in the property and tax me on it?
The problem: Sorting out the taxes that can result from a co-signed home loan.
you have described. Generally, when someone agrees to "co-sign," it means that if the person who is buying the home defaults on payments, the co-signer will be asked to make things right as far as the indebtedness is concerned. The co-signer appears on the note or mortgage as a cosigner and shouldn't appear anywhere else in the month-to month mortgage payment coupons.
What about the deed to the house? You could have changed that at any time during the life of the loan, and it wouldn't make any difference to the mortgage company or the indebtedness. You would still be the co-signer and still be responsible for the debt in case of a default. Another place where your obligation as co-signer arises is your credit report. If the loan is paid off, it would be wise to notify the major credit-reporting agencies that your name is no longer on this note and the debt has been satisfied.
property. That's when you need to clear up matters.
the home for two out of the past five years, as well. Then there is no reporting to do because there has been no taxable event.
However, if you did not live there, then there may be a taxable event, as this transaction is considered as investment-property sale. The Federal Form 4797 would be filed with your personal tax return. You would run into three different levels of tax (28 percent, 25 percent, 20 percent), which should be discussed with your tax adviser right away for clarity. How much tax you'd owe would depend on the specifics of your situation and shouldn't be summarized in general terms in a brief column such as this.
Advice to remember: The information here is presented in its simplest form regarding property transactions. These transactions can be very complicated and can surprise you as to the amount of tax that could be due. Therefore, it's imperative that you contact a financial adviser or your tax adviser. It can save a lot of grief in the long run.There may be ways to handle this type of transaction to avoid (not evade) the tax entirely at least for now, so try to discuss what you are thinking about far in advance of the transaction if you can- to allow time for some creative moves on your behalf. Interestingly enough, the realestate tax laws have built into them some opportunity for profits. Check it out.
Disclosure: The information and opinions expressed in the articles are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendation for any individual situation or security. The opinions of the author do not necessarily reflect those of Woodbury Financial Services, Inc. or its affiliates.


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simple a few line filename fixxing for ilegal characters for all subdirs.
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Apple's Monday event, at the time of this writing, is expected to focus primarily on software and features, rather than new devices or major surprises. Some of the expected announcements and talking points include a look at iOS 10, changes for Siri, improvements for Apple Pay, and possibly a largely reinvented Apple Music platform. In short, there are going to be a lot of adjustments made to help existing devices perform at their very best. There won't be any breakthrough new devices announced, though there are some rumors about a home assistance device to rival Amazon Echo, as well as a new Macbook Pro. Exciting enough, though there's no new iPhone on the way this week barring a massive surprise.
Those who pay close attention to the changes from one iteration of software to the next understand that it's these smaller adjustments that tend to keep Apple's products performing at or above the level of the competition. It's not as sexy to hear about iOS 10 as it is to see an iPhone 7 for the first time, but these are necessary improvements and they're often more exciting than they initially seem. Nonetheless, with 2016 proving to be a major year in tech innovation, and with Samsung in particular making a few interesting moves to interest new customers, there are a few "sexier" announcements it would be nice to hear from Apple in the coming months.
1. Waterproof Device Casing
Though loyal Samsung users would likely dispute the statement, it can be argued that most advances in Samsung smartphones have been a step behind Apple over the years. Generally, Apple leads the way and competitors follow. But with the Samsung Galaxy S7's waterproof (or at least strongly water resistant) casing, Samsung actually took the lead on a pretty intriguing feature. Mobile phone users love the idea of a device that won't be ruined if it's dropped in the sink or used near the shower. while there aren't conclusive numbers regarding customer migration just yet, it's not hard to imagine Apple losing a few customers to Samsung purely as a result of this feature.
The interesting thing is that a report from Engadget indicated last year that Apple already made a water-resistant phone and simply didn't tell anybody. Evidently, the iPhone 6s and 6s-Plus are both far more water-resistant than their predecessors, which is not to say you should go dunk your iPhone in water. The thing is, the company didn't advertise the adjustment. If this is all true (and a look inside the phones seems to indicate it is), then it stands to reason that the iPhone 7 ought to be even more water-resistant. Or it should at least advertise that it's able to withstand a given amount of contact with liquid. This would put a damper on any advantage Samsung has gained, and it would naturally excite Apple loyalists. Even better would be if the same degree of resistance could be boasted for iPads or even computers (which is less likely).
2. A VR Headset
If Apple were going to shock the world either this week or in the near future, a VR headset would be the best way to do it. Virtual reality is the headline tech development of 2016, and Samsung is already in on the action, with the Gear VR device working with Galaxy smartphones to create arguably the simplest VR headset on the market. A similar device compatible with an iPhone would quickly catch Apple up in the one area of in-home tech it frankly seems almost uninterested (at least publicly) in engaging with.
Some might view this as too big an undertaking to be announced as a surprise, but the truth is some VR development is actually quite simple. The games being released for Samsung Gear VR are effectively apps, and even in a more general sense there are ready-made games for VR. Consider for instance that Gala Bingo seeks to provide an authentic casino experience by offering a range of games that simulate virtual reality for mobile and computer players. Themed slot machines and jackpots are the simpler games, but from video roulette to live dealer poker games, there are numerous experiences that are designed to make players feel as if they're seated at real casino tables. Games like these or any number of Samsung-compatible apps could quite quickly be brought on board for an Apple VR, if such a thing existed. And the latest iPhone would do the rest.
3. A Nike Watch Partnership
Early this year, Macworld published an updated list of predictions for Apple in 2016, and it was the section about the Apple Watch that was arguably the most intriguing. The writer suggested that a second edition of or major improvement for the Apple Watch could be on the way. It was also mentioned that Apple could look to partner with Nike to enhance the device.
This makes some sense given that Apple and Nike have worked together before, and it also could be the thing that puts the Apple Watch over the top. Right now the watch is still viewed largely as a gimmick or luxury. But with wearable fitness technology becoming more popular, and competitors facing new questions of inaccuracy, an Apple-Nike partnership could take the lead in a growing tech category. With some genuine effort and a few top-notch features, it's easy to imagine Apple and Nike combining to make an Apple Watch 2 more of a necessary tech gadget than a frivolous luxury.
For the most part, these suggestions are based in speculation. However, there is some evidence to suggest that all of these developments are not only possible, but potentially hugely beneficial for the tech giant.
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F**k Dis S**t Boi': Star Witness' Twitter Account Reportedly Scrubbed of Link to Sexually-Suggestive Pics, Drug References Just Before Zimmerman Testimony
"Party time let get high"
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SANFORD, FL - JUNE 26: Witness Rachel Jeantel gives her testimony to the defense during George Zimmerman's trial in Seminole circuit court June 26, 2013 in Sanford, Florida. Zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder for the February 2012 shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Credit: Getty Images
Rachel Jeantel, the 19-year-old woman who was on the phone with Trayvon Martin just moments before he was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, offered up emotional testimony on Wednesday. Jeantel is one of the most important witnesses for the prosecution, as she was the last person to speak with the teen before his death on Feb. 26, 2012. This in mind, reports that her Twitter account was sanitized leading up to her courtroom appearance are certainly intriguing -- and worth exploring.
We will be discussing this story and all the day's news on our live BlazeCast beginning at 12:00pm ET:
Considering the importance that Jeantel could have to helping prosecutors paint Zimmerman as a pursuer who went after Martin and murdered him without reason, any unpalatable social media messages could damage her character, thus making the story she's telling less reliable.
Witness Rachel Jeantel gives her testimony to the defense during George Zimmerman's trial in Seminole circuit court June 26, 2013 in Sanford, Florida. Zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder for the February 2012 shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Credit: Getty Images
The Smoking Gun (TSG) reported on Wednesday that Jeantel's Twitter account (@MsRachel_94) had over 200 posts over the past five months. But somehow that number began to dwindle recently.
Many of the messages that disappeared, TSG claims, referred to smoking, getting high and drinking -- and a number of them used unpalatable words and descriptions. The outlet explains:
[On Tuesday], after TSG sought to contact several of Jeantel's Twitter followers and Facebook friends, 14 tweets--and 13 linked Twitpic photos--were deleted from her Twitter account (which carries the personal motto "My Character And Action Describe Who I Am"). The removed tweets included references to drinking and a link to a sexually suggestive set of photos. Another killed tweet, from June 23, read "Court nails" and linked to a photo of fingernails (presumably Jeantel's) with fresh orange polish. Additionally, several Twitpic images of assorted liquor bottles were deleted.
Also on Tuesday night after 10 p.m., 43 additional messages were allegedly deleted -- just two hours after TSG published a story about Jeantel's activities on social media. So, the more than 200 tweets that she published over the past few months plummeted to 146. And, as of this morning, TheBlaze found that it was even lower, at 144.
Upon examination, the removed tweets were less-than-flattering. While it's unclear if Jeantel was instructed to delete the messages or if she did so on her own accord, it's understandable why they're no longer a part of the feed: They make her look unreliable (regardless of whether this is a valid or truthful assessment).
"When u drinking & smoking u need good music in ur ears hahaha I feel so good on Sunday," "I need a drink to sleep dis off f**k dis s**t boi" and "Party time let get high" are only three of the many removed messages. Some of the tweets seemingly referenced the Martin case.
See some of the messages, as compiled by TSG, below (caution: language):
Read TSG's full coverage about the scrubbing of Jeantel's Twitter account.
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The San Diego Asian Film Festival (SDAFF) is San Diego's premier film showcase of Asian American and international cinema. Founded in 2000, the festival has grown to become the largest exhibition of Asian cinema in the western United States, and has showcased everything from future classics like Bong Joon-ho's Memories of Murder (US Premiere) to luminary independent work like Patrick Wang's award-winning In the Family (North American Premiere). Each year, the festival brings West Coast, North American, and World premieres of films from around the world to San Diego and gives audiences unique opportunities to discover international cinema.
This year, the 21st edition of SDAFF will showcase over 125+ films from 24 countries, in 34 languages through our online platform at sdaff.org from October 23-31, 2020.
The San Diego Asian Film Festival is organized by Pacific Arts Movement, a non-profit media arts organization dedicated to sharing Asian American and international films to inspire, entertain, and support a more compassionate society. For more information about Pac Arts, click here.
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BWW Blog: Spending the Holidays with Broadway's Jagged Little Pill
How one of the standout shows of the season is staying connected with fans during the holidays (and the pandemic).
by Student Blogger: Maura Consedine
Anyone who knows me, or even just follows me on Instagram, is aware of the fact that I am fully obsessed with Jagged Little Pill. I have seen the show 6 times, and leave the theatre stunned (and usually crying) after every performance. The production is unique in the sense that it is not just entertaining and visually appealing, but is genuinely thought-provoking and ignites meaningful conversations about relevant societal issues. I've always valued theatre as a way of escaping the problems of my life, but have recently come to greatly appreciate stage material that is socially useful and reflective of personal experiences or struggles that I have encountered. Jagged feels like the perfect show for the world we are living in right now, which is why I was overjoyed to hear that the cast would be reuniting on a few different occasions in November and December. Any opportunity to witness "live" theatre is welcomed, and feels absolutely necessary after watching the pandemic wreak havoc on the industry for the last 8 months, but the thought of more people simply learning about this beautiful show is what excited me the most.
I used to watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade every year with my grandma, and we would eat cinnamon rolls and drink sparkling cider, while oohing and aahing over the intricate floats and amazing performances. Even now at 19 years old, the parade is what I look forward to most on Thanksgiving, and always reminds me of such pleasant childhood memories. I also just fully embrace any opportunity to introduce my family to my current favorite Broadway shows and any notable new productions, so I was thrilled when I saw that the cast of Jagged Little Pill would be performing this year. 12 members of the company came together on the streets of New York City to perform the gorgeous rendition of Alanis' "You Learn" that closes out the show. The last time I heard that song performed was in early March, when I unknowingly sat in a Broadway theatre for the last time before the shutdown, so it feels very bittersweet. The performance is available here to watch as many times as you need to cope with the lack of live theatre in your life right now.
NBC's "One Night Only: The Best of Broadway" event happened just a few weeks later, and reunited the Jagged Little Pill cast, along with other Broadway performers, once again. Hosted by Tina Fey, the two hour long special celebrated the resilience of the theatre community during these incredibly challenging times, and highlighted a handful of current productions such as Mean Girls and Chicago. Similarly to the Macy's Parade, it was filmed outside on the streets of Manhattan's theater district, and featured appearances and performances by various celebrities and advocates for the theatre community. A small group of Jagged cast members performed "You Oughta Know'', one of the production's most show-stopping moments, and then closed out the night by again singing "You Learn". And the best part? The special raised over $3 million for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids, an wonderful organization that has provided emergency financial assistance to people working in the industry. You can rewatch the special on Hulu and NBC.com if you missed it, or just want to relive the incredible night.
Most recently, the principal cast and a handful of ensemble members from Jagged Little Pill got together for a reunion concert in Manhattan. The event was live-streamed to thousands of fans who, like myself, are missing theatre and would do anything to be sitting in the audience at the Broadhurst right now. They performed multiple numbers from the show, including classics like "Hand in My Pocket" and "Head Over Feet", new songs like "Smiling" and even blessed us with the full choreography for "Uninvited". I am not ashamed to admit that I cried for the full 1.5 hours (and the pre-show footage had me a little weepy too) because it was just so incredibly moving to see the cast having fun and telling this story on-stage again. One of my favorite things about Jagged is that the company really seems like a family, and every single cast member looks like they are having the time of their lives when they are performing together. It is truly beautiful and inspiring to see, and reminds me of why I am writing for Broadway World and love theatre so deeply. The concert was only available for viewing for a few days, but fear not! This article has a few clips from the special, and more videos will likely surface in the coming weeks.
Broadway productions are doing what they can to still keep fans engaged during the pandemic, but I really commend the Jagged Little Pill team for staying so active on social media, and I am so grateful that they had the resources to execute events and performances that reached an even wider audience of people. The show is so beautiful and relevant, and thanks to the power of technology/the internet, more people than ever have been exposed to the story of the Healy Family at a time when we need to hear it the most.
And if you're someone like me who loves Christmas but is definitely ready for 2020 to be over, you can ring in the New Year by watching this performance of "You Oughta Know" that Alanis, Lauren Patten and the cast of Jagged Little Pill did last year on ABC's New Year's Rockin Eve Special!
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Q: gnuplot connecting points of equal x values from two files I would like to create a plot from two files, but would like to connect lines of equal x values:
file1.txt
x         y
1.0      4.4
3.3      5.3
5.9      7.0
8.8      6.1
file2.txt
x     y
1.0  10.1
4.1  12.4
7.4  17.0
7.8  9.1
So I would like to plot the two files, but join lines of equal x values; i.e. for x = 1.0 there should be a line joining those two points. Any ideas how?

A: Assuming, that you only want to connect points with equal values in the first column, and ignore all other points, then you can use the vectors plotting style and the command line utility join to combine your files:
plot '< join file1.txt file2.txt' using 1:2:(0):($3-$2) with vectors nohead

A: I am aware that gnuplot's main focus is on plotting and not on data preparation. Therefore, just for fun and for the records...

*

*In case you are working under Linux, Christoph's solution is certainly the shortest and most efficient.

*If you are working under Windows, you first have to install comparable utilities, e.g. CoreUtils from GnuWin

*If you want a platform-independent gnuplot-only solution without extra installations, check the example below.

Basically, two gnuplot features are necessary:

*

*plotting with table which you can use to remove NaNs and/or you can merge two datasets (however, only sequentially).

*the plotting option smooth freq which you can use for sorting datafiles (however, only with two columns).

So, repeated merging and sorting will finally lead to the desired dataset for plotting. I don't want to say that this is efficient, but platform-independent and gnuplot-only.
Assumption: $Data1 and $Data2 only contain unique x-values.
A few explanations:

*

*$Temp3b column 1 will contain all unique x-values from Data1 and $Data2. Column 2 will contain either 1, 2 or 3. The meaning of 1 or 2: x-value occurs only in $Data1 or $Data2, respectively.  3: x-value occurs in both datasets.

*$Temp4b column 1 contains all unique x-values. Column 2 contains all corresponding y-values from $Data1 and 0 for those x-values which only occur in $Data2.

*$Temp4d column 1 contains all unique x-values. Column 2 contains all corresponding y-values from $Data2
and 0 for those x-values which only occur in $Data1.

*$Temp5a append the x-values from $Temp4b, and the y-values from $Temp4b, $Temp4d and $Temp3b and adding the line index with a small offset.

*$Temp5b this offset can now be used to sort the lines of $Temp5a.

*$Temp6a checks if 4 consecutive lines belong to the same line index and if the one with offset .4 equals 3, i.e. x-value is occurring in both datasets $Data1 and $Data2. If yes, plot the corresponding values into one line, otherwise add a line with NaNs.

*$Data3 removes NaNs lines from $Temp6a.

*Finally, plot $Data3 u 1:2:(0):(column(3)-column(2)) w vectors
Data:
SO32607004_1.dat
1   0
2   1
3   6
4   2
6   3
8   5
9   8

SO32607004_2.dat
1   2
3   3
5   5
6   7
7   11
8   7
9   9

Code 1: (works with gnuplot>=5.0.0 version at the time of OP's question)
### connect points of equal x from two files (gnuplot>=5.0.0)
reset session

FILE1 = 'SO32607004_1.dat'
FILE2 = 'SO32607004_2.dat'

set table $Temp3a
    plot FILE1 u 1:(1) w table
    plot FILE2 u 1:(2) w table
set table $Temp3b
    plot $Temp3a u 1:2 smooth freq
set table $Temp4a
    plot FILE1 u 1:2   w table
    plot FILE2 u 1:(0) w table
set table $Temp4b
    plot $Temp4a u 1:2 smooth freq
set table $Temp4c
    plot FILE1 u 1:(0) w table
    plot FILE2 u 1:2 w table
set table $Temp4d
    plot $Temp4c u 1:2 smooth freq
set table $Temp5a
    plot $Temp4b u ($0+0.1):1 w table
    plot $Temp4b u ($0+0.2):2 w table
    plot $Temp4d u ($0+0.3):2 w table
    plot $Temp3b u ($0+0.4):2 w table
set table $Temp5b
    plot $Temp5a u 1:2 smooth freq
unset table

print "Temp3b:\n", $Temp3b
print "Temp4b:\n", $Temp4b
print "Temp4d:\n", $Temp4d
print "Temp5b:\n", $Temp5b

CheckX(col1,col2) = (x1=x2, x2=x3, x3=x4, x4=column(col1), \
                     y1=y2, y2=y3, y3=y4, y4=column(col2), \
                     (floor(x1)==floor(x4) && y4==3) ? 1 : 0)

set table $Temp6a
    plot x4=x3=x2=y4=y3=y2=NaN $Temp5b u ( (ok=CheckX(1,2)) ? y1 : NaN):(ok ? y2:NaN):(ok ? y3:NaN) w table
set table $Data3
    set datafile missing "NaN"
    plot $Temp6a u 1:2:3 w table
unset table
print "Data3:\n", $Data3

set offsets 1,1,1,1
set key top left

plot FILE1 u 1:2 w lp pt 7 lc "red"  ti "FILE1", \
     FILE2 u 1:2 w lp pt 7 lc "blue" ti "FILE2", \
     $Data3 u 1:2:(0):(column(3)-column(2)) w vec lw 1.5 lc "web-green" ti "connect equal x-values"
### end of code

Result 1: $Data3
 1       0       2
 3       6       3
 6       3       7
 8       5       7
 9       8       9

Code 2: (shorter version for gnuplot>=5.2.0)
### connect points of equal x from two files (gnuplot>=5.2.0)
reset session

FILE1 = 'SO32607004_1.dat'
FILE2 = 'SO32607004_2.dat'

set table $Temp3a
    plot FILE1 u 1:(1) w table
    plot FILE2 u 1:(2) w table
set table $Temp3b
    plot $Temp3a u 1:2 smooth freq
set table $Temp4a
    plot FILE1 u 1:2   w table
    plot FILE2 u 1:(0) w table
set table $Temp4b
    plot $Temp4a u 1:2 smooth freq
set table $Temp4c
    plot FILE1 u 1:(0) w table
    plot FILE2 u 1:2 w table
set table $Temp4d
    plot $Temp4c u 1:2 smooth freq
unset table
set print $Data3
    do for [i=1:|$Temp3b|] {
        print sprintf("%s %s %s",$Temp3b[i], $Temp4b[i], $Temp4d[i])
    }
set print

set offsets 1,1,1,1
set key top left

plot FILE1  u 1:2 w lp pt 7 lc "red"  ti "$Data1", \
     FILE2  u 1:2 w lp pt 7 lc "blue" ti "$Data2", \
     $Data3 u 4:($2==3?$5:NaN):(0):($8-$5) w vec lw 1.5 lc "web-green" ti "connect equal x-values"
### end of code

Result 2: $Data3
 1  3  i  1  0  i  1  2  i
 2  1  i  2  1  i  2  0  i
 3  3  i  3  6  i  3  3  i
 4  1  i  4  2  i  4  0  i
 5  2  i  5  0  i  5  5  i
 6  3  i  6  3  i  6  7  i
 7  2  i  7  0  i  7  11  i
 8  3  i  8  5  i  8  7  i
 9  3  i  9  8  i  9  9  i

Result: (graph for both codes)

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Brian Courage plays his last sets as a MN resident Monday night at the Icehouse!
This week we are in the midst of the State Fair, the start of the school year in most area districts, and the end of the vacation season for most Minnesotans. That means there's a boom in street repair, garden harvests, and trips to Target. The only way to manage all these "countdown to winter" activities is to set aside time for some live music. And there's plenty to choose from --even some jazz at the State Fair! This week we say good-bye and good luck to one of our honorary Minnesotans who managed to either start up or become an essential part of numerous bands in his two years on the local scene (Brian Courage); we celebrate the release of a guitar duo CD featuring another transplant (David Martin) with multiple gigs; we have one more opportunity to hear an ensemble that keeps the Twin Cities on the international jazz map (Phil Hey Quartet); and there's a lot more to keep our ears well oiled as we head into the Labor Day holiday weekend. And if you are heading to the Chicago or Detroit Jazz Festivals next weekend, local music this week will help rev up your jazz motors.
Friday, August 22. Did you hear the Phil Hey Quartet last Monday at the Icehouse? If so, you want an encore. Did you miss it? Then surely you don't want to miss this veteran band again! On the Bridge Series at Jazz Central tonight, you not only get a couple sets from one of the truly great quartets in modern jazz, you can also stick around for a one-of-a-kind late set with former resident tubist Stefan Kac. Currently based in Los Angeles, Kac gathers up some old pals to play some new music -- Geoff Senn, Shilad Sen, and Pete Hennig as "Band on the Run."
The Black Dog has seldom presented a jazz vocalist, but why not start with Maryann Sullivan? Maryann with guitarist Robert Bell, clarinetist Tony Balluff and bassist Jim Chenoweth bring a new slant to Friday night music at the Dog, featuring songs from the trad and swing eras as well as some of Maryann's favorites.
Saturday, August 23. Big music in small places-- and for this Saturday afternoon, it's playful music in an even more playful setting as Lulu's Playground hits the patio at the Fun Art Gallery in Stillwater. Just the instrumentation makes you smile-- accordion, cello, trumpet and guitar, with Steven Hobert, Cory Grossman, Adam Meckler and Ben Abrahamson. In case of rain, the music moves into Tim Nyberg's studio/gallery which resembles an oversize garage with wall to wall whimsical paintings -- seems like a perfect fit for Lulu's music!
Sunday, August 24. Alexis Bailey Vineyards has hosted "Jazz in the Vineyard" on Sundays throughout the summer, and this afternoon you can enjoy guitarist Pavel Janey and the Talking Strings (violinist Gary Schulte and bassist Dan Weston). Almost any tune is fair game for their jazz/global music interpretations.
Monday, August 25. It's an all-star night on many levels. You can start your evening at Jazz Central where the Jazz Central All-Stars make their first appearance on their home turf. Organized with support from Jefferson Lines and the Twin Cities Jazz Festival, this sextet of JC regulars (Dave Graf, Doug Haining, Zack Lozier, Tanner Taylor, Graydon Peterson and Mac Santiago) has toured throughout Greater Minnesota this summer and helped open the festival in June with a gig in Highland Park. Since Tanner moved to Iowa last month, this will be his first return visit to Jazz Central.
JT's Jazz Implosion at the Icehouse will be a triple-header tonight, starting a little earlier than usual (9 pm) with the first of several CD release gigs from guitarists David Martin and Portland, Oregon guitarist Mike Doolin. The recording, Tough Commute, would help ease the frustration of any commute!
Up next is the two-part Brian Courage Farewell Party, with the first set featuring Brian with Mike Lewis and JT Bates, and the quartet Courageous Endeavors coming on for the late set, with Joe Strachan, Nelson Devereaux and Miguel Hurtado. And speaking of "courageous endeavors," be sure to come hear Brian tonight on his last local gigs before heading to the Big Apple. We know he will do fine in New York -- we just hope he comes back now and then as he has made a significant impact on Twin Cities jazz in the two years he has spent with us.
Tuesday, August 26. Under the leadership of trumpeter Geoff Senn and drummer Mac Santiago, the Twin Cities Latin Jazz Orchestra launched early in 2014 and has been holding down a monthly slot on the Jazz Central Big Band night ever since. They also performed at this summer's Twin Cities Jazz Festival, showing off a corps of the best of local jazz artists. Not much room to dance at Jazz Central-- but plenty of up-close-and-personal opportunities to appreciate Latin jazz.
Wednesday, August 27. Usually heard at the Black Dog, tonight percussion monster Davu Seru brings a quartet to the New Music night at Jazz Central, featuring Scott Fultz, Tom Reichard and Josh Granowski. Seru is both an aural and visual delight to witness as he flails at the drums and whatever else is in reach.
Thursday, August 28. Two popular artists on both sides of the river tonight: Veteran crooner and vocal jazz encyclopedia Arne Fogel takes over Vocal Jazz Night at Jazz Central, bringing his interpretations of Bing, Frank and more. This is a great chance to hear him in an intimate space filled with folks who listen!!
Over at Studio Z, the Atlantis Quartet (Zacc Harris, Brandon Wozniak, Chris Bates and Pete Hennig) fills the slot for the All Originals concert series, performing original compositions, both new and some favorites from past recordings.
It's a rather odd spot for music, perhaps, but the Khyber Pass Cafe near the Macalester campus is serving up more than korma and chai. Thursday nights, the dining room becomes a small jazz club with some of the most inventive performers in town. This week, guitar magician Dean Granros is featured-- a rare occurrence these days regardless of venue.


1) Most people will abandon you if you have no more use to them, especially if you're poor and left with nothing.
When Jack Sparrow was down on his 'luck' and had no ship or money, his crew abandoned him, leaving him completely alone. Even Master Gibbs, his long-time trusted crew member left him.
The crew only came back to save Jack from execution because they were paid by Henry Turner to do so.
2) Blood is thicker than water. Your parents and children will be there for you because they love you for who you are, not for what you have.
This movie celebrated the idea of family and acts of sacrificial love.
Henry Turner studied all about myths and legends of the sea, travelled far and risked his life to break the Flying Dutchman's curse that his father Will Turner was under.
In order to save his daughter Carina Smyth, Barbossa sacrificed his life, leaping off from safety to kill Salazar.
In this world, such acts of love and sacrifice are mostly done between family, not between friends.
3) Sometimes we just have to have faith even when we don't understand what is going on, especially if it's our only option left.
When Barbossa was getting impatient and asking Carina Smyth many questions about the map to the Trident of Poseidon, Henry Turner told Barbossa to trust her even if he didn't understand.
That's good advice. As a horologist and astronomer, Carina was an expert in solving the unreadable map which was in the stars.
Even if she tried explaining to Barbossa, what good would it do? Would he be able to chart the map and get them to the island? Probably not.
There are many such situations in life where we just have to have faith, accepting that we can't know everything.
4) Many people are quick to condemn and shun what they can't understand.
The misogynistic atmosphere was very clear - Most of the men in the movie looked down on women and felt that it wasn't a woman's role to be knowledgeable.
Carina Smyth was condemned as a witch just because she knew more about scientific facts than them.
Then at sea, the men were laughing when Carina said that she was a horologist, just because it sounded like "whore".
It just reflects on their ignorance and childishness.
Men and women are not smarter than each other in general, but I believe it's more about the individual themselves, and it's got nothing to do with gender.
5) Don't underestimate someone who is young. That pride could prove to be a fatal mistake.
When Captain Salazar was alive, he pridefully underestimated young Jack Sparrow, calling him "only a boy" and "tiny like a sparrow".
His pride blinded him to the trap that Jack prepared for him. After being lured into the cursed cave, Salazar and his crew crashed into the sharp rocks below, and perished in the resulting explosion.
It is downright dumb to underestimate someone just because he or she is young. You saw what happened to Salazar. Don't make the same mistake!
I hope you enjoyed reading my post on "5 Life Lessons and Moral Value in "Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge" Disney Movie (Dead Men Tell No Tales)".
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If a Condo is costing approximately $300 000 and 20% is required for down payment that means the mortgage will be for $240 000. By using an average of 2.79% for a mortgage rate and an amortization period of 30 Years the monthly mortgage will be $983.00.
The average rent in Mississauga and Vaughan for a single bedroom condo is approximately $1500 on the higher end and $1200 on the lower end, so using the median of $1350 we will calculate our projections.
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Home DePaul University Yearbooks Ye Scribe, page 205
to show man his place. We could feel it—and we were smarting under the feeling, too. Then with the utmost nonchalance imaginable Mother turned to Sis and quietly asked her if she had any preferences. Sis had. She wished to attend Miss Diamond's Select School for Girls and Young Ladies. With a second edition of the aforementioned nonchalance, Mother asked Sis why she wished to attend the aforementioned Miss Diamond's S. S. for G's. and Y. L's. Sis, in answer, gave a beautiful little speech, built round the ideas of culture and refinement. She said it all so neatly and so quickly in such perfect intonation, enunciation, emphasis, and all the other frills of female speech, when a woman is determined to have her way, that a certain suspicion is still strong in my mind: the kid was coached. You don't find thirteen-year-olds trifling with such elaborate things as culture and refinement. They may do a hundred strange things; they may say many things that embarrass their elders and disgrace their families; they may even swear a bit; but they never talk about culture and refinement. But this was not the verdict. Mother gave that—"Helen will attend Miss Diamond's Select School for Girls and Young Ladies."
Helen's enrollment in the aforesaid S. S. for G's. and Y. L's. was the beginning of my woes. Culture and refinement may be all right in their place, but I'll be hanged, drawn, and quartered, yea, I'll be even guillotined, garroted, electrocuted—anything—if their place is in a respectable American family. If it is, I am perfectly willing to be deported, exiled, or executed to escape culture and refinement. If I had my choice between culture and castor oil, I'd prefer the castor oil three times a day, and a rollicking case of the mumps thrown in for good measure. You can get over the mumps; you can get over the effects of castor-oil; but once the tentacles of culture and refinement fasten on you, there is no escape but suicide or insanity.
Before Sis became inoculated with the germ of Select School culture and refinement, everything I did was ideal in her opinion; since she has been inoculated with the aforesaid germ, everything I do is wrong. I have often wondered how a man feels when he falls from some tremendous height in an aeroplane. I have stopped wondering. I know exactly how he feels. He feels just as I did when I saw all my ideals toppling from the lofty pedestal on which I had set them. To make the toppling more complete, the pedestal came down with the ideals in one magnificent catastrophe, vulgarly known as a pile, a mess, a smash-up.
I have heard "quite a good deal" about a famous something called "September Morn." I call it a "something," because I possess no definite knowledge about it. It hurts a man of pride to confess- his ignorance, but, writing over a pseudonym, I am quite willing to admit that I have both the pride and the ignorance. Face to face with questioners I usually try to save my face The face to face proceeding follows a course substantially like this:
The Other One: "Have you seen 'September Morn?' "
The Rambler: "Yes, I have."
Title Ye Scribe, page 205
Full Text to show man his place. We could feel it—and we were smarting under the feeling, too. Then with the utmost nonchalance imaginable Mother turned to Sis and quietly asked her if she had any preferences. Sis had. She wished to attend Miss Diamond's Select School for Girls and Young Ladies. With a second edition of the aforementioned nonchalance, Mother asked Sis why she wished to attend the aforementioned Miss Diamond's S. S. for G's. and Y. L's. Sis, in answer, gave a beautiful little speech, built round the ideas of culture and refinement. She said it all so neatly and so quickly in such perfect intonation, enunciation, emphasis, and all the other frills of female speech, when a woman is determined to have her way, that a certain suspicion is still strong in my mind: the kid was coached. You don't find thirteen-year-olds trifling with such elaborate things as culture and refinement. They may do a hundred strange things; they may say many things that embarrass their elders and disgrace their families; they may even swear a bit; but they never talk about culture and refinement. But this was not the verdict. Mother gave that—"Helen will attend Miss Diamond's Select School for Girls and Young Ladies." Helen's enrollment in the aforesaid S. S. for G's. and Y. L's. was the beginning of my woes. Culture and refinement may be all right in their place, but I'll be hanged, drawn, and quartered, yea, I'll be even guillotined, garroted, electrocuted—anything—if their place is in a respectable American family. If it is, I am perfectly willing to be deported, exiled, or executed to escape culture and refinement. If I had my choice between culture and castor oil, I'd prefer the castor oil three times a day, and a rollicking case of the mumps thrown in for good measure. You can get over the mumps; you can get over the effects of castor-oil; but once the tentacles of culture and refinement fasten on you, there is no escape but suicide or insanity. Before Sis became inoculated with the germ of Select School culture and refinement, everything I did was ideal in her opinion; since she has been inoculated with the aforesaid germ, everything I do is wrong. I have often wondered how a man feels when he falls from some tremendous height in an aeroplane. I have stopped wondering. I know exactly how he feels. He feels just as I did when I saw all my ideals toppling from the lofty pedestal on which I had set them. To make the toppling more complete, the pedestal came down with the ideals in one magnificent catastrophe, vulgarly known as a pile, a mess, a smash-up. I have heard "quite a good deal" about a famous something called "September Morn." I call it a "something," because I possess no definite knowledge about it. It hurts a man of pride to confess- his ignorance, but, writing over a pseudonym, I am quite willing to admit that I have both the pride and the ignorance. Face to face with questioners I usually try to save my face The face to face proceeding follows a course substantially like this: The Other One: "Have you seen 'September Morn?' " The Rambler: "Yes, I have."
Dulcis Jesu, Domine, page 099
A Song of Peace, page 100
Farewell, Flag o' Mine!, page 116
Ruskin and Newman, page 118
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The Best Man, page 124
The Logic of Thought, page 129
The Hand and the Voice, page 139
A Bundle of Straw, page 142
A Bundle of Straw; The Soldier's...
The Scheme that Failed, page 154
Our Martyred Heroes, page 161
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Service Flag of DePaul, page 184
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- Dulcis Jesu, Domine, page 099
- A Song of Peace, page 100
- Farewell, Flag o' Mine!, page 116
- Ruskin and Newman, page 118
- Ruskin and Newman; The Soldier's Prayer, page 123
- The Best Man, page 124
- The Logic of Thought, page 129
- The Hand and the Voice, page 139
- A Bundle of Straw, page 142
- A Bundle of Straw; The Soldier's Serenade, page 153
- The Scheme that Failed, page 154
- Our Martyred Heroes, page 161
- DePaul University Auxiliary, page 181
- Service Flag of DePaul, page 184
- Some Legal Odds and Ends, page 195
- Ye Scribe; Knit! Knit!! Knit!!!, page 211


The senior class celebrates with a smile.
Party City? Check. Goodwill? Check. Every family member's closet? Check. It's that time of year again. The time of year when nobody is afraid to dress in blue and gold from head to toe. Nothing says "Welcome back!" better than the first pep rally of the school year. Students from other Chesterfield County schools will probably agree that Midlothian High School is known for iconic pep rallies. From head-to-toe costumes to body paint to props, Midlo students know how to show school spirit.
On Friday, September 9, As the roaring sounds of the drumline emerged from the halls and traveled into each classroom, the students immediately felt exhilarated for the pep rally to begin. Midlo students ran through the hallways, eager to secure a spot in the first few rows of their class section. The senior class arrived in a bustle of cheers and school pride. Everyone felt excited to show their MHS pride for another year. Of course, the beloved Trojan mascot rocked the pep rally with his enthusiastic high fives and revolutionary dance moves, setting the tone for the excitement to follow.
As Mr. Johnson announced the fall sports teams, the gym erupted in applause. Spirited screams and cheers filled the air as the cross country, golf, volleyball, field hockey, and football players walked out of the tunnel with a sense of accomplishment, knowing they represent one of the most competitive athletic departments in the state. Cheerleaders opened the pep rally by involving the whole school in the traditional crowd response, "Let's go Midlo!" Students of all ages, decked out in blue and gold screamed and jumped so loudly that the gym practically vibrated. Mrs. Carolyn Manheim, business and marketing teacher, commented, "I've taught at many different schools, but I have never seen a school with more spirit than Midlo." After firing up the crowd, events turned serious when the games began. The first competition between classes was a relay race, involving football pads, jerseys, helmets, and footballs. Seniors showed their speed and dominance by capturing wins in both the relay race and the balloon popping competition. However, juniors came back and triumphed above all classes in the final game of crab soccer.
After the Trojanettes coaxed the students to their feet with a high-energy dance routine, cheerleaders put classes to the ultimate spirit test: the Victory Cheer. This year, Juniors used their large class size to their advantage and won the spirit competition. Junior Emily Smith says, "We knew we had a big class, so it was awesome to finally beat the seniors!" This was the first time in years that the seniors did not come out on top at the first pep rally, and they did not take it lightly. Senior class president Sam Maguire reacted, "Now that we have a scoreboard keeping track of class points, it shows that we actually have to win the pep rally, instead of just assuming that we will." The Homecoming Pep Rally on October 7 is sure to be one for the books, as freshmen, sophomores, and seniors seek to steal the ultimate title from the reigning juniors.


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Irish investment firm iNua buys Hibernian Hotel in Kilkenny
Oct 21, 2015 10:33am
Privately owned Irish property investment firm iNua Hospitality has spent €7.25 million for the four-star Hibernian Hotel in Kilkenny, according to the Irish Examiner.
The deal brings iNua's asset portfolio to a total of four properties, following its purchases of the Radisson Blu hotels in Cork and Limerick in 2014 and the acquisition of the Muckross Park Hotel in Killarney at the turn of the year.
The investment vehicle was established in 2012, with a remit to purchase and invest in four- or five-star properties, chiefly outside of the Greater Dublin area.
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The company said earlier this year that it had an estimated €20 million to spend on hotels in 2015. This deal would still leave the bulk of it unspent and iNua is open to making more acquisitions, without the need for additional financing.
Pebblebrook to open 1st West Coast Margaritaville
Pebblebrook Hotel Trust will convert the Paradise Point Resort & Spa to the Margaritaville Island Resort San Diego after a $35 million renovation.
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Domestic travel boom sparks Mexico hotel development
Mexican travelers are looking to Canada and Europe for international travel, but strong domestic tourism is the catalyst for developers.
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Travis Scott Reportedly Considering Knee Surgery Following Rolling Loud Injury
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Los Angeles, CA – Travis Scott is reportedly considering going under the knife for a bum knee. According to TMZ, the Astroworld phenom injured himself during his headlining set at Rolling Loud New York over the weekend.
Although he powered through the rest of his performance, sources close to Scott say he went to see orthopedic specialist Dr. Neal Elattrache at Cedars-Sinai Kerlan-Jobe Institute once he returned to Los Angeles.
Scott was then diagnosed with a dislocated knee, more specifically, a stretch or tear in the patellar tendon. Sources said it's possible the knee can heal on its own, so doctors want to wait a "day or two" before confirming the surgery is necessary.
The basketball enthusiast, however, reportedly prefers to get the surgery in an effort to speed up the healing process.
Watch Scott's Rolling Loud performance above. The injury apparently occurs as he's jumping up and down on the stage.


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Church gardens ripe for ministry
Dana Clark Felty
To those who say they don't have a green thumb, Frank Riggs proclaims, "hogwash!"
"Gardening is a little bit of know-how, a lot of hard work and some rain," he said Wednesday while inspecting the cabbage at his Thunderbolt church. "God will have to take care of the rest."
The 91-year-old former farmer and a fellow member of Wesley Oak United Methodist Church hope God will be involved in more than just growing the food in their new project.
Riggs and church member Paul Shuman have created a 1,200-square-foot organic garden on the church property at the corner of East Victory Drive and Mechanics Avenue.
Shuman organized the project in the spirit of the "victory gardens" planted in the yards of millions of Americans during World War II to reduce pressure on public food supplies.
Planting a garden makes good sense financially, but it also contributes to better health.
"When you get your own food and put it in the ground, you know where it's coming from," said Shuman, a Thunderbolt boat painter.
Shuman broke ground on the project in February and has since planted strawberries, beans, squash, broccoli, cabbage, eggplant, tomatoes, bell peppers, carrots, onions, cucumbers, herbs and a variety of fruit trees.
To the Rev. Lynn Drake, the Wesley Oak garden is about more than saving money. It's also about ministry.
"It's something we as a small parish could do to be actively serving the community," she said. "We've enjoyed people stopping to look at the garden and ask what's going on."
Wesley Oak members plan to give some of the fruits of their labor to neighbors and local charities. They hope to can the rest and sell it.
Food for faith
Community garden projects aren't as common as they should be, according to the Atlanta nonprofit Georgia Organics.
Churches are ripe for such projects because they stand as some of the largest landholders in metropolitan areas, said executive director Alice Rolls.
Headquartered in Atlanta's Episcopal Church of Our Savior, Georgia Organics is also encouraging churches to serve as drop-off points for food co-op programs.
"If you think about it, a congregation has a couple hundred people," Rolls said. "That congregation has the potential to truly support the livelihood of a farm family."
One reason community garden projects aren't common for churches is because they are labor intensive, said the Rev. Richard Bright, pastor of Good Shepherd Community Church in Atlanta.
"You do need quite a few volunteer workers in order to make this work," he said.
Last year, the members of the small Baptist church produced more than 250 pounds of sweet potatoes, more than 1,000 pounds of tomatoes and seven varieties of greens on just a quarter-acre.
This year, they expanded the garden to a half-acre.
"We're making it into an urban farm," said Bright, who also teaches community health at the Morehouse School of Medicine.
Members who work in the garden get first pickings. The congregation gives some of the produce to people in need and take donations for the rest.
The church spent about $5,000 to start the garden, and has since received about $500 in donations.
Bright doesn't expect the garden to pay for itself anytime soon, at least not in dollars.
The real pay-off is in the potential for ministry and community service. He hopes to eventually teach others in rural and urban environments how to grow community gardens.
"Most people look at it as just a garden, but it's not just a garden," he said.
"I'm trying to show folks how we need to come back to taking care of ourselves. We have bought into a false ethic of living and that ethic is commercialism, big business, agribusinesses," he said.
"Our concern is about the health and the longevity of people."


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Munchery Replaces Co-Founder and CEO on a Quest for Profitability
The company reportedly has very high food waste
by Ellen Fort@ellenfork Nov 22, 2016, 11:38am PST
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Munchery, the on-demand meal startup, has a new CEO at the helm, as of yesterday. Co-founder Tri Tran has been replaced by start-up vet James Beriker, who joins the company from his most recent post at Simply Hired; Tran will take the position of Chief Strategy Officer, and remain on the company's board of directors.
Beriker joins amidst reports that the company is struggling to turn a profit, with a hefty 16 percent food waste and staggeringly high budgets for aggressive marketing campaigns. According to a Bloomberg article published on the same day that the company announced the CEO shuffle, Munchery "has begged its cooks to bring down the cost of the ingredients," which means lower quality, and fewer organic options. It's part of the company's push to attract another round of financing, though it is currently the highest financed start-up of its kind, having raised $120 million; competitors like Maple and Sprig reportedly have much lower backing.
Apparently the food waste has cost the company over $1.9 million, producing 653,400 unsold dishes between September 2014 to July 2016 at an average of 16 percent of the total production. That's compared to an average of four to ten percent waste at restaurants, according to Bloomberg. Employees who spoke up about the waste said that the overproduction was to "ensure that the startup had enough food in case a new marketing campaign increased sales." Tran told TechCrunch that unsold food is donated, and that "the proper amount of production is a challenge that all food businesses deal with." In the meantime, Munchery maintains that its San Francisco kitchen is profitable, and is "contribution positive" in at least three other markets (the company currently delivers to over 1,000 cities).
This is not the first high-profile staff change for the company: La Boulangerie founder Pascal Rigo resigned as Munchery's Chief Customer Experience Officer in March after five months on the job. At the time he told Eater "I just did not share anymore their strategy for growth and their 'vision' for the future." Rigo had signed on to focus on the company's food quality by tying in chef partnerships like a "Ready-to-cook" meal kit from Charles Phan. "I still believe that if there is a future for that segment and if one company could locally succeed in it, Munchery is ideally positioned to be that company," he said in March. (Since then, Rigo has gone on to revive his brand as La Boulangerie de San Francisco, buying back six of his old La Boulange locations around SF.)
Meanwhile, the food delivery business continues to struggle to find footing in the on-demand market. In July, Sprig "paused" service in Chicago and laid off kitchen staff and drivers; Blue Apron's commissary facilities are "unsafe" and "violent"; Berkeley-based delivery company shuttered in the spring, only to have its proprietary platform purchased for other applications. Other companies like Caviar, Doordash, Uber Eats, and Amazon Prime Now continue to expand, offering restaurant dishes delivered on-demand.
Eater has reached out for more comments from Munchery; stay tuned.
La Boulangerie Founder Pascal Rigo Has Left Munchery After Five Months On the Job [ESF]
Munchery's Struggles Show How Hard the Food Delivery Business Is [Bloomberg]
Munchery Appoints New CEO Amid Reported Struggles [TechCrunch]
How La Boulangerie Bounced Back and Into Trader Joe's [ESF]
All Coverage of Munchery [ESF]