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S.B. No. 1557
relating to the administration of gasoline and diesel fuel motor
fuels taxes and the fee on the delivery of certain petroleum
SECTION 1. Section 162.012(a), Tax Code, is amended to read
(a) A person licensed under this chapter or required to be
licensed under this chapter, or other user, who fails to keep a
record, issue an invoice, or file a return or report required by
this chapter is presumed to have sold or used for taxable purposes
all motor fuel shown by an audit by the comptroller to have been
sold to the license holder or other user. Motor fuel unaccounted
for is presumed to have been sold or used for taxable purposes. If
an exporter claims an exemption under Section 162.104(a)(4)
[162.104(a)(4)(B)] or 162.204(a)(4) [162.204(a)(4)(B)] and fails
to report subsequent tax-free sales in this state of the motor fuel
for which the exemption was claimed as required by Section 162.1155
or 162.2165, or to produce proof of payment of tax to the
destination state or proof that the transaction was exempt in the
destination state, the exporter is presumed to have not paid the
destination state's tax or this state's tax on the [exported] motor
fuel and the comptroller shall assess the tax imposed by this
chapter on the [exported] motor fuel against the exporter. The
comptroller may fix or establish the amount of taxes, penalties,
and interest due this state from the records of deliveries or from
any records or information available. If a tax claim, as developed
from this procedure, is not paid, after the opportunity to request a
redetermination, the claim and any audit made by the comptroller or
any report filed by the license holder or other user is evidence in
any suit or judicial proceedings filed by the attorney general and
is prima facie evidence of the correctness of the claim or audit. A
prima facie presumption of the correctness of the claim may be
overcome at the trial by evidence adduced by the license holder or
other user.
SECTION 2. Section 162.101, Tax Code, is amended by adding
Subsections (e-1) and (e-2) to read as follows:
(e-1) A tax is imposed on gasoline that is otherwise exempt
from taxation under Section 162.104(a)(4) or (7) if the gasoline is
sold in this state to a person who does not hold a license under
Section 162.105(1), (2), (3), (4), or (6). The person that sold the
gasoline is liable for and shall collect the tax.
from taxation under Section 162.104(a)(4) or (7) if before export
the gasoline is sold in this state to a person who holds a license
under Section 162.105(1), (2), (3), (4), or (6) and the gasoline is
delivered to a destination in this state. The person that
redirected the delivery of the gasoline to a destination in this
state is liable for and shall pay the tax.
SECTION 3. Sections 162.104(a), (d), and (f), Tax Code, are
(a) The tax imposed by this subchapter does not apply to
gasoline:
(1) sold to the United States for its exclusive use,
provided that the exemption does not apply with respect to fuel sold
or delivered to a person operating under a contract with the United
States;
(2) sold to a public school district in this state for
the district's exclusive use;
(3) sold to a commercial transportation company or a
metropolitan rapid transit authority operating under Chapter 451,
Transportation Code, that provides public school transportation
services to a school district under Section 34.008, Education Code,
and that uses the gasoline only to provide those services;
(4) exported by either a licensed supplier or a
licensed exporter from this state to any other state, provided
that[:
[(A) for gasoline in a situation described by
Subsection (d),] the bill of lading indicates the destination state
and the supplier collects the destination state tax[; or
[(B) for gasoline in a situation described by
Subsection (e), the bill of lading indicates the destination state,
the gasoline is subsequently exported, and the exporter is licensed
in the destination state to pay that state's tax and has an
exporter's license issued under this subchapter];
(5) moved by truck or railcar between licensed
suppliers or licensed permissive suppliers and in which the
gasoline removed from the first terminal comes to rest in the second
terminal, provided that the removal from the second terminal rack
is subject to the tax imposed by this subchapter;
(6) delivered or sold into a storage facility of a
licensed aviation fuel dealer from which gasoline will be delivered
solely into the fuel supply tanks of aircraft or aircraft servicing
equipment, or sold from one licensed aviation fuel dealer to
another licensed aviation fuel dealer who will deliver the aviation
fuel exclusively into the fuel supply tanks of aircraft or aircraft
servicing equipment;
(7) exported to a foreign country if the bill of lading
indicates the foreign destination and the fuel is actually exported
to the foreign country;
(8) sold to a volunteer fire department in this state
for the department's exclusive use; or
(9) sold to a nonprofit entity that is organized for
the sole purpose of and engages exclusively in providing emergency
medical services and that uses the gasoline exclusively to provide
emergency medical services, including rescue and ambulance
(d) Subsection (a)(4) [(a)(4)(A)] applies only if the
destination state recognizes, by agreement with this state or by
statute or rule, a supplier in this state as a valid taxpayer for
the motor fuel being exported to that state from this state. The
comptroller shall publish a list that specifies for each state,
other than this state, whether that state does or does not qualify
(f) The exemption provided by Subsection (a)(4) [(a)(4)(A)]
does not apply to a sale by a distributor.
SECTION 4. Section 162.115(d), Tax Code, is amended to read
(d) An exporter shall keep:
(1) a record showing the number of gallons of:
(A) all gasoline inventories on hand at the first
of each month;
(B) all gasoline compounded or blended;
(C) all gasoline purchased or received, showing
the name of the seller and the date of each purchase or receipt;
(D) all gasoline sold, distributed, or used,
showing the name of the purchaser and the date of the sale or use;
(E) all gasoline lost by fire, theft, or
accident;
(2) an itemized statement showing by load the number
of gallons of all gasoline:
(A) received during the preceding calendar month
for export and the location of the loading; and
(B) exported from this state by destination state
or country;
(3) proof of payment of tax to the destination state in
a form acceptable to the comptroller; and
(4) if an exemption under Section 162.104(a)(4)
[162.104(a)(4)(B)] is claimed, proof of payment of tax to the
destination state, in a form acceptable to the comptroller.
SECTION 5. Subchapter B, Chapter 162, Tax Code, is amended
by adding Section 162.1155 to read as follows:
Sec. 162.1155. DUTY TO REPORT SUBSEQUENT SALES OF TAX-FREE
GASOLINE PURCHASED FOR EXPORT. (a) A person who purchases or
removes gasoline tax-free under Section 162.104(a)(4) or (7) and
before export sells the gasoline in this state tax-free to a person
who holds a license under Section 162.105(1), (2), (3), (4), or (6)
shall report that transaction to the comptroller as required by
this section. If the gasoline is subsequently sold one or more
times in this state before export and tax-free to a person who holds
a license under Section 162.105(1), (2), (3), (4), or (6), each
seller shall report the transaction to the comptroller as required
(b) Each person who sells tax-free gasoline in this state in
a transaction described by Subsection (a) must provide to the
comptroller:
(1) the bill of lading number issued at the terminal;
(2) the terminal control number;
(3) the date the gasoline was removed from the
terminal;
(4) the number of gallons invoiced; and
(5) any other information required by the comptroller.
(c) The sales invoice for each transaction described by
Subsection (a) must include:
(1) the name of the seller and purchaser; and
(2) the original bill of lading number.
(d) A person required to report a transaction under
Subsection (a) shall report the transaction on a form prescribed by
the comptroller and with the return required by Section 162.114.
(e-1) A tax is imposed on diesel fuel that is otherwise
exempt from taxation under Section 162.204(a)(4) or (7) if the
diesel fuel is sold in this state to a person who does not hold a
license under Section 162.205(a)(1), (2), (3), (4), or (6). The
person that sold the diesel fuel is liable for and shall collect the
tax.
exempt from taxation under Section 162.204(a)(4) or (7) if before
export the diesel fuel is sold in this state to a person who holds a
license under Section 162.205(a)(1), (2), (3), (4), or (6) and the
diesel fuel is delivered to a destination in this state. The person
that redirected the delivery of the diesel fuel to a destination in
this state is liable for and shall pay the tax.
(a) The tax imposed by this subchapter does not apply to:
(1) diesel fuel sold to the United States for its
exclusive use, provided that the exemption does not apply to diesel
fuel sold or delivered to a person operating under a contract with
the United States;
(2) diesel fuel sold to a public school district in
this state for the district's exclusive use;
(3) diesel fuel sold to a commercial transportation
company or a metropolitan rapid transit authority operating under
Chapter 451, Transportation Code, that provides public school
transportation services to a school district under Section 34.008,
Education Code, and that uses the diesel fuel only to provide those
(4) diesel fuel exported by either a licensed supplier
or a licensed exporter from this state to any other state, provided
[(A) for diesel fuel in a situation described by
[(B) for diesel fuel in a situation described by
the diesel fuel is subsequently exported, and the exporter is
licensed in the destination state to pay that state's tax and has an
(5) diesel fuel moved by truck or railcar between
licensed suppliers or licensed permissive suppliers and in which
the diesel fuel removed from the first terminal comes to rest in the
second terminal, provided that the removal from the second terminal
rack is subject to the tax imposed by this subchapter;
(6) diesel fuel delivered or sold into a storage
facility of a licensed aviation fuel dealer from which the diesel
fuel will be delivered solely into the fuel supply tanks of aircraft
or aircraft servicing equipment, or sold from one licensed aviation
fuel dealer to another licensed aviation fuel dealer who will
deliver the diesel fuel exclusively into the fuel supply tanks of
aircraft or aircraft servicing equipment;
(7) diesel fuel exported to a foreign country if the
bill of lading indicates the foreign destination and the fuel is
actually exported to the foreign country;
(8) dyed diesel fuel sold or delivered by a supplier to
another supplier and dyed diesel fuel sold or delivered by a
supplier or distributor into the bulk storage facility of a dyed
diesel fuel bonded user or to a purchaser who provides a signed
statement as provided by Section 162.206;
(9) the volume of water, fuel ethanol, renewable
diesel, biodiesel, or mixtures thereof that are blended together
with taxable diesel fuel when the finished product sold or used is
clearly identified on the retail pump, storage tank, and sales
invoice as a combination of diesel fuel and water, fuel ethanol,
renewable diesel, biodiesel, or mixtures thereof;
(10) dyed diesel fuel sold by a supplier or permissive
supplier to a distributor, or by a distributor to another
distributor;
(11) dyed diesel fuel delivered by a license holder
into the fuel supply tanks of railway engines, motorboats, or
refrigeration units or other stationary equipment powered by a
separate motor from a separate fuel supply tank;
(12) dyed kerosene when delivered by a supplier,
distributor, or importer into a storage facility at a retail
business from which all deliveries are exclusively for heating,
cooking, lighting, or similar nonhighway use;
(13) diesel fuel used by a person, other than a
political subdivision, who owns, controls, operates, or manages a
commercial motor vehicle as defined by Section 548.001,
Transportation Code, if the fuel:
(A) is delivered exclusively into the fuel supply
tank of the commercial motor vehicle; and
(B) is used exclusively to transport passengers
for compensation or hire between points in this state on a fixed
route or schedule;
(14) diesel fuel sold to a volunteer fire department
in this state for the department's exclusive use; or
(15) diesel fuel sold to a nonprofit entity that is
organized for the sole purpose of and engages exclusively in
providing emergency medical services and that uses the diesel fuel
exclusively to provide emergency medical services, including
rescue and ambulance services.
(A) all diesel fuel inventories on hand at the
first of each month;
(B) all diesel fuel compounded or blended;
(C) all diesel fuel purchased or received,
showing the name of the seller and the date of each purchase or
receipt;
(D) all diesel fuel sold, distributed, or used,
(E) all diesel fuel lost by fire, theft, or
of gallons of all diesel fuel:
(B) exported from this state, by destination
state or country;
SECTION 9. Subchapter C, Chapter 162, Tax Code, is amended
DIESEL FUEL PURCHASED FOR EXPORT. (a) A person who purchases or
removes diesel fuel tax-free under Section 162.204(a)(4) or (7) and
before export sells the diesel fuel in this state tax-free to a
person who holds a license under Section 162.205(a)(1), (2), (3),
(4), or (6) shall report that transaction to the comptroller as
required by this section. If the diesel fuel is subsequently sold
one or more times in this state before export and tax-free to a
(4), or (6), each seller shall report the transaction to the
comptroller as required by this section.
(b) Each person who sells tax-free diesel fuel in this state
in a transaction described by Subsection (a) must provide to the
(3) the date the diesel fuel was removed from the
SECTION 10. Section 162.401, Tax Code, is amended by adding
Subsections (e) and (f) to read as follows:
(e) In addition to any other penalty authorized by this
section, a person who fails to report a subsequent sale in this
state of tax-free motor fuel purchased for export as required by
Section 162.1155 or 162.2165 shall pay for each sale that is not
reported a penalty of $200. The penalty provided by this subsection
is not assessed if the taxpayer files an amended report that
includes the sale not later than the 180th day after the due date of
the original report of the sale.
(f) In addition to any other penalty authorized by this
section, a person who fails to pay the tax imposed by Section
162.101(e-2) or 162.201(e-2) when due shall pay a penalty equal to
the greater of $2,000 or five times the amount of the tax due on the
motor fuel.
SECTION 11. Section 26.3574(a), Water Code, is amended by
amending Subdivision (1) and adding Subdivision (2-a) to read as
(1) "Bulk facility" means a facility in this state,
including pipeline terminals, refinery terminals, rail and barge
terminals, and associated underground and aboveground tanks,
connected or separate, from which petroleum products are withdrawn
from bulk and delivered into a cargo tank or a barge used to
transport those products. This term does not include petroleum
products consumed at an electric generating facility.
(2-a) "Supplier" has the meaning assigned by Section
162.001, Tax Code.
SECTION 12. Sections 26.3574(b), (d), (e), (f), (g), (i),
and (j), Water Code, are amended to read as follows:
(b) A fee is imposed on the delivery of a petroleum product
on withdrawal from bulk of that product as provided by this
subsection. Each supplier [operator of a bulk facility] on
withdrawal from bulk of a petroleum product shall collect from the
person who orders the withdrawal a fee in an amount determined as
(1) not more than $3.75 for each delivery into a cargo
tank having a capacity of less than 2,500 gallons;
tank having a capacity of 2,500 gallons or more but less than 5,000
gallons;
(3) not more than $11.75 for each delivery into a cargo
tank having a capacity of 8,000 gallons or more but less than 10,000
gallons; and
(5) not more than $7.50 for each increment of 5,000
gallons or any part thereof delivered into a cargo tank having a
capacity of 10,000 gallons or more.
(d) A person who imports a petroleum product in a cargo tank
or a barge destined for delivery into an underground or aboveground
storage tank, regardless of whether or not the tank is exempt from
regulation under Section 26.344 [of this code], other than a
storage tank connected to or part of a bulk facility in this state,
shall pay to the comptroller a fee on the number of gallons
imported, computed as provided by Subsections (b) and (c) [of this
section]. If a supplier [bulk facility operator] imports a
petroleum product in a cargo tank or a barge, the supplier [bulk
facility operator] is not required to pay the fee on that imported
petroleum product if the petroleum product is delivered to a bulk
facility from which the petroleum product will be withdrawn from
bulk.
(e) A supplier [bulk facility operator] who receives
petroleum products on which the fee has been paid may take credit
for the fee paid on monthly reports.
(f) Subsection (b) [of this section] does not apply to a
delivery of a petroleum product destined for export from this state
if the petroleum product is in continuous movement to a destination
outside this state. For purposes of this subsection, a petroleum
product ceases to be in continuous movement to a destination
outside this state if the product is delivered to a destination in
this state. The person that directs the delivery of the product to
a destination in this state shall pay the fee imposed by this
section on that product.
(g) Each supplier [operator of a bulk facility] and each
person covered by Subsection (d) [of this section] shall file an
application with the comptroller for a permit to deliver a
petroleum product into a cargo tank destined for delivery to an
underground or aboveground storage tank, regardless of whether or
not the tank is exempt from regulation under Section 26.344 [of this
code]. A permit issued by the comptroller under this subsection is
valid on and after the date of its issuance and until the permit is
surrendered by the holder or canceled by the comptroller. An
applicant for a permit issued under this subsection must use a form
adopted or approved by the comptroller that contains:
(1) the name under which the applicant transacts or
intends to transact business;
(2) the principal office, residence, or place of
business in this state of the applicant;
(3) if the applicant is not an individual, the names of
the principal officers of an applicant corporation, or the name of
the member of an applicant partnership, and the office, street, or
post office address of each; and
(i) Each supplier [operator of a bulk facility] and each
person covered by Subsection (d) [of this section] shall:
(1) list, as a separate line item on an invoice or
cargo manifest required under this section, the amount of the
delivery fee due under this section; and
(2) on or before the 25th day of the month following
the end of each calendar month, file a report with the comptroller
and remit the amount of fees required to be collected or paid during
the preceding month.
(j) Each supplier [operator of a bulk facility] or the
supplier's [his] representative and each person covered by
Subsection (d) [of this section] shall prepare the report required
under Subsection (i) [of this section] on a form provided or
approved by the comptroller.
SECTION 13. The following provisions of the Tax Code are
repealed:
(1) Sections 162.104(c) and (e); and
(2) Sections 162.204(c) and (e).
SECTION 14. The amendments made by this Act to Sections
162.101 and 162.201, Tax Code, are a clarification of existing law
and do not imply that existing law may be construed as inconsistent
with the law as amended by this Act.
SECTION 15. The changes in law made by this Act do not
affect tax liability accruing before the effective date of this
Act. That liability continues in effect as if this Act had not been
enacted, and the former law is continued in effect for that purpose.
I hereby certify that S.B. No. 1557 passed the Senate on
April 3, 2017, by the following vote: Yeas 31, Nays 0.
I hereby certify that S.B. No. 1557 passed the House on
May 24, 2017, by the following vote: Yeas 141, Nays 5, one
present not voting.

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Overview A cell-permeable pyrazole derivative that acts as a selective blocker of Stim1 and Orai1-coupled CRAC (Ca2+ release-activated Ca2+) channel-mediated SOCE (store-operated Ca2+ entry) in RBL-2H3 cells (IC50 = 490 nM by Fura-2), while exhibiting much reduced potency against the transient receptor potential cation channel TRPC3-medated ROCE (receptor-operated Ca2+ entry) upon carbachol (Cat. No. 212385) stimulation in TRPC3-expressing HEK293 cells (IC50 = 18.46 µM; by Fura-2). A great complement to Pyr2 (Cat. No. 203890), Pyr3 (Cat. No. 648490), and Pyr10 (Cat. No. 648494) in Ca2+ signaling studies.
References Schleifer, H., et al. 2012. Br. J. Pharmacol. 167, 1712.
Schleifer, H., et al. 2012. Br. J. Pharmacol. 167, 1712.
Description A cell-permeable pyrazole derivative that acts as a selective blocker of Stim1 and Orai1-coupled CRAC (Ca2+ release-activated Ca2+) channel-mediated SOCE (store-operated Ca2+ entry) in RBL-2H3 cells (IC50 = 490 nM by Fura-2; peak current density pA/pF = -1.31 and -7.50, respectively, with or without 3 µM Pyr6 by whole cell clamp), while exhibiting much reduced potency against the transient receptor potential cation channel TRPC3-medated ROCE (receptor-operated Ca2+ entry) upon carbachol (Cat. No. 212385) stimulation in TRPC3-expressing HEK293 cells (IC50 = 18.46 µM; by Fura-2; pA/pF = -9.50 and -18.50, respectively, with or without 3 µM Pyr6). A great complement to Pyr2 (Cat. No. 203890), Pyr3 (Cat. No. 648490), and Pyr10 (Cat. No. 648494) in Ca2+ signaling studies.


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State of the Bellator Welterweight Division
By: Daniel Cunningham
A couple of week's ago, Bellator welterweight champion, Douglas Lima (32-8), failed in his attempt to become a two-division world champion. Lima fought and was defeated by Gegard Mousasi at Bellator 250.
After the loss, Lima will return to the welterweight division where he holds the crown. There are a number of contenders in the 170 pound division. However, there is not a clear next opponent for Lima at the moment.
In looking at the Bellator welterweight division, there are four fighters who are all coming off victories near the top of the division. The one with the most name recognition would be Michael "Venom" Page (18-1).
MVP has won four fights in a row since being knocked out by Lima. Lima is the only man to get the better of Page inside the cage. However, Page hasn't fought top competition since the loss which could hurt his chances at getting the next shot.
Another top contender would be Lorenz Larkin (22-7, 1 NC). Larkin has won four in a row including an impressive victory over Andrey Koreshkov back in October of 2019. He has also lost to the current champion back in 2017.
Two other top contenders are grapplers Neiman Gracie (10-1) and Yaroslav Amosov (25-0). Gracie is coming off of an impressive submission win over Jon Fitch while Amosov just edged out Logan Storley last week at Bellator 252.
What's next for Bellator?
If I'm being completely honest, I'm not sure there is a clear top contender for Bellator at the moment. If I was playing matchmaker, I would lean towards Michael Page to make the biggest fight possible.
However, Lima recently said that Page doesn't deserve a shot due to the lack of competition. If that was the stance from my champion, I would personally look to book Page against Lorenz Larkin. Larkin has expressed interest in fighting MVP.
That would be my number one contenders match for the next shot at the Bellator crown. I would also pit Gracie against Amosov. Amosov didn't really impress in his last fight. Despite the perfect record, I don't think he's ready for a shot just yet.
The only man to defeat Neiman Gracie was Rory MacDonald. I think if you pit these two grapplers against each other, you could make the argument that either or would deserve a shot if they win.
Bellator definitely has some options, but I would personally book these two fights before giving anyone to the champion. Let Lima take a little time after his loss, and let a true number one contender emerge from this group.


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Monon Bell: 125 years of glorious rivalry, pranks, memories
"As alumni, it still holds a considerable position just barely shy of God, family and friends."
Monon Bell: 125 years of glorious rivalry, pranks, memories "As alumni, it still holds a considerable position just barely shy of God, family and friends." Check out this story on IndyStar.com: https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/2018/11/07/monon-bell-rivalry-turns-125-what-you-should-know-depauw-wabash/1890836002/
David Woods, Indianapolis Star Published 3:40 p.m. ET Nov. 7, 2018 | Updated 8:47 a.m. ET Nov. 8, 2018
Retro Indy:Monon Bell is classic rivalry of Wabash and DePauw football
The Monon Bell file
Indianapolis Star Nov. 4, 1919 file
1895 DePauw football team. file
Members of the Wabash College Sphinx Club had dual roles as cheerleaders and guardians of the prized Monon Bell during the annual clash between Wabash and DePauw University at Crawfordsville, Nov. 14, 1992. The Monon Bell game, the oldest football rivalry west of the Alleghenies, ended in a 17-17 tie when Wabash kicked a field goal with nine seconds left, keeping the bell. D. Todd Moore/The Indianapolis Star
DePauw students ring the Monon Bell in from of the Student Union building in 1957. Star file photo
DePauw quarterback Tony de Nicola gets sacked by Mike Worthington, #99 of Wabash during third quarter action of the 1985 Monon Bell game. J eff Atteberry/The Indianapolis Star
Bill Kaiser, #22 of Wabash runs for a 5 yard gain during first quarter action in the 1985 Monon Bell game. Clark Cox of DePauw #40 was also in on the play. Jeff Atteberry/The Indianapolis Star
Wabash freshmen Todd Zabek, left and Brad Vonderheide watch over the Monon Bell, coveted by Wabash and DePauw in 1993. Ron Ira Steele
The DePauw University stands were fairly sparse and there wasn't a lot for Tigers fans to cheer about during the 119th Monon Bell Classic, in Crawfordsville on Saturday, November 10, 2012, but it was a beautiful fall afternoon for a game. Here, DePauw freshman quarterback Justin Murray, # 11, center, runs the ball in the fourth quarter. The Wabash College Little Giants defeated the DePauw Tigers 23-0. Charlie Nye / The Star. Charlie Nye, The Indianapolis Star
DePauw football players carry the Monon Bell off the field following their 27-17 victory over Wabash College Saturday, Nov. 11, 2000, in Crawfordsville, Ind. The players are holding up five fingers signifying their win for the fifth year in a row. (AP Photo/Banner-Graphic, file) Associated Press
11-15-03 Slug: mononbell16 Assign: 90673 Star staff photo by Rob Goebel-GREENCASTLE-This is a photo from the Monon Bell game between Wabash College and DePauw University at DePauw. IN Rob Goebel, Indianapolis Star
Wabash senior Joe Johnson gives the Monon Bell a smooch as it sits in front of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity house before the start of the Monon Bell game between Wabash and DePauw in Crawfordsville on Saturday, November 13, 2010. Johnson is a member of Wabash's Sphinx Club, which watches over the bell when it is in the hands of the Little Giants. Wabash rolled over DePauw 47-0 in the 117th meeting between the schools on Saturday, thus keeping the bell for yet another year. The Monon Bell game dates back to 1932 when the 300-pound locomotive bell was donated by the Monon Railroad. Charlie Nye / The Star. Charlie Nye
Wabash College linebacker Cody Buresh, left, strips the ball from DePauw University quarterback Drew Seaman in the first half during the Monon Bell Classic in Crawfordsville on Saturday, November 10, 2012. Charlie Nye, The Indianapolis Star
DePauw University wide receiver Jackson Kirtley eyes the sideline as he comes down in bounds in front of the Wabash College bench and defender Houston Hodges (# 1) during the Monon Bell Classic in Crawfordsville on Saturday, November 10, 2012. The Tigers' offense had few bright spots during DePauw's 23-0 loss to the Little Giants, their fourth consecutive loss in the Classic to Wabash. Charlie Nye / The Star Charlie Nye, The Indianapolis Star
Depauw cheerleaders entertained during halftime. Wabash College defeated Depauw University in the annual Monon Bell game at Greencastle Saturday November 16, 2013. Rob Goebel
Connor Jeffers of Depauw dives to make a pass reception in the third quarter. Wabash College defeated Depauw University in the annual Monon Bell game at Greencastle Saturday November 16, 2013. Rob Goebel/The Star.
Alex Hirsch, left and Mark Riffle hoist the Monon Bell after winning the game Saturday. Wabash College defeated Depauw University in the annual Monon Bell game at Greencastle Saturday November 16, 2013. Rob Goebel/The Star.
The Depauw team hoists the Monon Bell, retaining it for another year after defeating previously unbeaten Wabash. Wabash hosted Depauw in the 115th Monon Bell Classic in Crawfordsville Saturday 11/15/08. Rob Goebel/Indianapolis Star. Rob Goebel
Left to right: DePauw University football player Brad Paus and Jordan Havercamp celebrate Havercamp's winning fieldgoal during the 114th Meeting of the Monon Bell game between Wabash College and DePauw University at Blackstock Stadium in Greencastle, Saturday, November 10, 2007. DePauw defeated Wabash 24-21. (Photo by Heather Charles/ The Star) Heather Charles
DePauw University runningback Jeremiah Marks runs the ball during the 114th Meeting of the Monon Bell game between Wabash College and DePauw University at Blackstock Stadium in Greencastle, Saturday, November 10, 2007. DePauw defeated Wabash 24-21. (Photo by Heather Charles/ The Star) Heather Charles
The DePauw University Tigers celebrate their victory following the 114th Meeting of the Monon Bell game between Wabash College and DePauw University at Blackstock Stadium in Greencastle, Saturday, November 10, 2007. DePauw defeated Wabash 24-21. (Photo by Heather Charles/ The Star) Heather Charles
DePauw University football players crowd around player (#31) Jeremiah Marks to celebrate his recovery of a fumble during the 113th Monon Bell Classic at Wabash College in Crawfordsville today Saturday, November 11, 2006. Wabash went on to win the game 23-20. (Photo by Heather Charles/ The Indianapolis Star) Heather Charles
11-12-2005 Wabash College defensive lineman Steve Smitka (cq) raises his helmet in celebration as he and his teammates parade around the field in pride while ringing the Monon Bell after beating DePauw 17-14 during Saturday's Monon Bell game. (MATT DETRICH PHOTO) File 119496 w/story. Matt Detrich, Indianapolis Star
11-12-2005 Wabash College fans storm the field in celebration after beating DePauw 17-14 during Saturday's Monon Bell game. (MATT DETRICH PHOTO) File 119496 w/story. Matt Detrich, Indianapolis Star
11-12-2005 Wabash College linebacker Aaron Selby has some fun as he and his teammates take turns ringing the Monon Bell after beating DePauw 17-14 during Saturday's Monon Bell game. (MATT DETRICH PHOTO) File 119496 w/story. Matt Detrich, Indianapolis Star
11/13/04. DePauw's quarterback Ross Wiethoff, left, eludes Wabash defensive lineman Darryl Kennon, on this fourth quarter play. 111th Monon Bell Classic, at Wabash College. DePauw University won 14-7. Robert Scheer, Indianapolis Star
The Wabash Little Giants carry the Monon Bell to the field following their win in 2015 (left) and the DePauw Tigers with the Monon Bell after winning the 2016 matchup.(Photo: Matt Kryger and Jenna Watson/IndyStar)Buy Photo
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Rivalry games need little explanation. Rivals are rivals because of shared location, tradition, ambition.
That is true of the Monon Bell football game. Saturday's meeting between DePauw (4-5) and Wabash (8-1) – set for 1:07 p.m. at Little Giant Stadium in Crawfordsville – will be the 125th in the series.
Wabash leads 61-54-9. Since the Bell was awarded in 1932, Wabash leads 42-38-6.
Clichés could be offered as to why this game is so important. For one thing, it is old: the oldest continuous small college rivalry west of the Alleghenies. For another, it is local: DePauw's campus, in Greencastle, is 28 miles south of Wabash College, in Crawfordsville, on U.S. 231.
That doesn't explain it, though. Not hardly.
In an introduction to "The Monon Bell Rivalry," a book published in 2013, author Tyler James told the story of a young boy who grew up watching the game without allegiance to either school. The boy's memory:
"It was such an intense atmosphere, it almost scared me as a young kid."
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Why the game matters so much:
It's a sibling rivalry
The two liberal arts colleges are seemingly dissimilar. DePauw, with enrollment of 2,158, had women admitted as early as 1867.
Wabash has an all-male enrollment of 864.
Students of the respective schools are "like frustrated fraternal twins," said Timothy Oakes, a judge in Marion County Superior Court, in an email.
"So much alike and so much in common; yet so very different," said Oakes, a 1986 Wabash graduate. "The Wabash/DePauw grads are family, friends and neighbors. At the (Division I) schools, do you know the players, see them in class, go to work with them after college, or become neighbors? Probably not."
Matt Broughton, a 1997 DePauw graduate who lives in Carmel, said in an e-mail the Bell game will be discussed if he encounters a Wabash grad. During college years, he said, he had nothing but disdain for all things Wabash.
"Ironically, now it has become more of a common bond," Broughton said. "For example, I have a friend and co-worker who attended Wabash. We made a bet in the 2008 when we started working together. Whoever wins the game gets to fly their school's banner in the other person's office for the entire next year."
There are multiple examples of families connected to both colleges. One of Wabash's team physicians is John Roberts, a 1983 Wabash graduate. His wife, Kim King Roberts, is a 1982 DePauw graduate.
Bridget Bain, a 1990 DePauw graduate, has an older brother, Joe Hynds, who studied physics at Wabash. When she was deciding on college, he encouraged her to look at DePauw.
She sat in on a meeting that included longtime DePauw football coach Nick Mourouzis. Later that day, the coach recognized her from across campus and shouted.
"I'm going to tell you, he made me feel like a million bucks," she said in an e-mail.
She was a cheerleader one year at DePauw. Now her son, Bishop Chatard graduate Jack Bain, is a sophomore lineman at the school. He gets "three more tries" to top his Uncle Joe, his mother said.
Meredith McGrady Simmons, a 2011 DePauw grad living in San Luis Obispo, Calif., is the daughter of a Wabash graduate, Mark McGrady. When she attended her first Monon Bell game after graduation, she sat with her now-husband on the DePauw side while her family was on the Wabash side. Her father's teasing made her husband feel more comfortable with her family.
"While my dad and I joke about which school is better, both Wabash and DePauw give their students an amazing education and launchpad for success," she said in an email.
DePauw's Bill Lynch formerly coached at Indiana, whose game against Purdue is for the Old Oaken Bucket. He said there would be students at IU and Purdue who do not know there is a football game that Saturday. "Everybody knows" at DePauw and Wabash, he said.
"It overrides everything else," Lynch said. "You can try to make something big, but the Bell, on those campuses, people get emotional about it."
What's your Monon Bell record?
Right up there with graduation year and GPA, there are numbers forever remembered by DePauw and Wabash football alumni: Monon Bell record, 4-0, 3-1, 2-2, 1-3 or 0-4.
"That's the focus that guys talk about," Lynch said.
Nate Boulais, a 2003 Wabash graduate from Carmel, said he is "still haunted" by his 2-2 record.
The record is recalled by all alumni, irrespective of whether they were on the teams.
"Even those who did not play football will boast or show shame for their Bell record," said Bryan Elliott, a 2012 Wabash grad and former center from Indianapolis, in an email.
That includes cheerleader Bain: "I went 3-1 in my four years at DePauw."
And Pacers broadcaster Chris Denari, a 1983 Wabash grad: "Mine was 2-2. Lost at DePauw twice. And won twice at home."
As a student broadcaster, Denari did play-by-play for the 1981 game in which DePauw upset Wabash 21-14, ending the Little Giants' 24-game winning streak and a five-game winless streak in the series. Coincidentally, months later Denari was on the Wabash team that won the NCAA Division III championship in basketball, beating DePauw twice.
David Woessner, a 2001 Wabash graduate, was so determined that the Little Giants win the Bell that after three years of varsity soccer, he quit to join the football team as a kicker. He had never played organized football.
"All because I didn't want to be known as the class that never had the Bell," he said in an email.
Wabash lost 27-17, so Woessner's class was 0-4. Not for lack of trying, though.
The game is a way for alumni stay connected, too, even if not in attendance. There are watch parties nationwide.
Julie Reynolds King, a 1977 DePauw graduate, has lived in St. Louis, Chicago, Dallas and Houston since leaving college. She was "especially invested" when son Will King was the Tigers' quarterback. The quarterback happened to be Andrew Luck's backup in high school.
Allen Murphy, a 1976 Wabash graduate living in Titusville, Florida, said in email he is a regular at watch parties for the game.
"As alumni, it still holds a considerable position just barely shy of God, family and friends," he said.
Pranks for the memories
Wabash students wore Donald Trump and Barack Obama masks as they tried to steal the Monon Bell in Greencastle in 2017. (Photo: Putnam County Prosecutor's office)
Go ahead, name another rivalry in which combatants try to steal the other's prize.
Wabash students attempt Monon Bell heist wearing Trump, Obama masks
Would-be Monon Bell thieves must clean up DePauw's big mess
Last year, four Wabash students were accused of trying to steal the Monon Bell, which weighs 300 pounds, from a locked DePauw building. They wore Trump and Obama masks. Three hid behind the bleachers for six hours. One was the Wabash kicker.
A sensor alerted campus police.
The "hilarious episodes" of Bell thefts, Oakes said, would require a separate book.
The standard by which all such capers will be judged occurred in 1965. It was Operation Frijoles, masterminded by Wabash student Jim Shanks.
He arranged a lunch with DePauw president William Kerstetter. After discussing scholarships for Mexican students, Shanks persuaded the president to let him see the Bell. Shanks alerted his co-conspirators, who stole it that night.
The next day, the Little Giants actually earned the Bell, winning 16-6. Wabash students celebrated by storming the field, wearing sombreros and ponchos.
It's for a championship
You can have your Super Bowls, College Football Playoff, state tournaments. Teams must qualify for those, and it's not always the same teams.
DePauw/Wabash is eternal.
"It's like getting to play a championship game every season," Lynch said. "And it's the 10th game, not the fifth game.
"Regardless of how your season is going, you know you're playing in the big game at the end of the season."
This year marks the 75th anniversary of a Wabash/DePauw game that was not at the end of the season. It was surely one of the oddest.
Bob Steuber, a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, weighed 190 pounds and could run 100 yards in 10.0 seconds. He was the nation's No. 2 rusher for Missouri in 1942, then was drafted by the Chicago Bears and played in one NFL game against the Green Bay Packers. The next day, Steuber joined the Navy and was transferred to DePauw for pre-flight training.
Although a pro, he was allowed to play for DePauw. On Oct. 16, he rushed 19 times for 266 yards in a 33-0 victory over Wabash. Despite playing just five games, Steuber led the nation in scoring with 129 points. In those five games, DePauw outscored opponents 206-6.
More competitive was the 2001 game. The Catch by Wabash's Kurt Casper is as much a part of football lore as The Catch by Dwight Clark of the San Francisco 49ers in the 1981 NFC championship game.
DePauw had tied the score 21-21 with 14 seconds left. Overtime looked inevitable.
Wabash had the ball on its own 48-yard line with 2.7 seconds left. Quarterback Jake Knott aimed for 6-5 Ryan Short, who deflected the pass at the 6 and into the arms of Casper in the end zone.
Wabash won 27-21, ending a five-game losing streak in the series. A year later, the Little Giants were 12-1 and reached quarterfinals of the NCAA Division III playoffs, losing to eventual champion Mount Union.
"It was neat to see how this football play in this football game had such a HUGE impact on so many people in the Wabash College community," said Jamie Bopp, a left tackle on that play, in an email.
Added Boulais: "It was like a shot of adrenaline consumed the entire campus. Unreal!!! Like a religious experience!!"
Boulais witnessed his first Monon Bell game in 1998, accompanying other Ben Davis High School players with a coach, Jake Gilbert (now at Westfield). Wabash was 9-0, then lost to DePauw 42-7. When DePauw students tried to rush Wabash's field, he recalled, Wabash players stood at each end of the goalposts and began swinging at anyone attempting to climb.
"State troopers, K-9s, tear gas .. . basically like the end of Animal House," Boulais said. "I turned to Jake and asked, 'This is every year?'"
Every year.
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Afognak is an abandoned village located on the south coast of Afognak Island, about 20 miles (32 km) northwest of Kodiak, Alaska. The community consisted of a series of settlements extending in a single row of widely scattered dwellings that lined a long curving beach for about 0.75 miles (1.2 km).
For more than 7,500 years the Alutiiq people lived in hundreds of small settlements in the Kodiak Archipelago. Like most other early Native Alaskans, the people of Afognak fished and hunted sea mammals from kayaks covered in sealskin. The people also traded services and goods with other settlements. The Russian American Company arrived on the island in 1784. Despite tensions between the two groups, many Natives learned Russian and converted to Russian Orthodoxy. Eventually, Russians and Natives married and some settled in a community called Russian Town that was founded during the early 1800s by pensioned employees of the Russian American Company. It was located next to Aleut Town that eventually grew into Afognak village when the two settlements merged.
The U.S. purchased Alaska from Russia in 1867 and soon schools that only taught in English were established in regions where no one spoke the language. By 1900, much of the younger community was trilingual, speaking Alutiiq, Russian, and English. The fishing boom in the late 1800s and early 1900s started many canneries in Alaska but the wasteful fishing practices caused tensions with the Alutiiq who wanted to keep their subsistence fishing lifestyle. In 1912, Afognak was covered by 3 feet (1 m) of ash when Mount Katmai erupted, and on March 27, 1964, the Good Friday earthquake generated a tsunami that destroyed the village. A new community was constructed on the northeast coast of Kodiak Island, called Port Lions in honor of the Lions Club that helped relocate the village. The former residents of Afognak moved permanently in December 1964. Read more here and here. Explore more of Afognak here:
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O Mercado Ferreira Borges é um edifício histórico localizado na da cidade do Porto, em Portugal, com acessos pela Praça do Infante D. Henrique, Rua de Ferreira Borges, Rua de Sousa Viterbo e Rua Mouzinho da Silveira.

Construído em 1885 para substituir o já velho Mercado da Ribeira, e nunca tendo cumprido as funções para as quais foi originalmente destinado, em virtude da reticência dos negociantes em deixar o mercado anterior, o Mercado Ferreira Borges é hoje utilizado para exposições e feiras de âmbito cultural.

O Mercado Ferreira Borges está classificado como Imóvel de Interesse Público desde 1982.

Situado acima da Praça da Ribeira, em frente ao Jardim do Infante, assim denominado devido à estátua que domina o jardim, encimada pela figura do navegador Infante D. Henrique apontando o caminho para os descobrimentos portugueses. Lateralmente ao jardim está situado o Palácio da Bolsa.

O nome do mercado homenageia José Ferreira Borges, um jurisconsulto e político portuense que esteve na génese da implantação do regime liberal em Portugal.

Atualmente já não serve como mercado do município, sendo explorado por privados. Este é mais conhecido por Hard Club, e serve como espaço cultural. Por ele passam concertos, exposições, feiras de livro e música, servindo também como estúdio.

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'Take Me Home' By Phil Collins Is The Best 12-Inch Remix Ever Released
If you are old enough to grow up in the 1980s, you probably remember having a song from an album you love released as a single.
It's not so much that a song you loved was recognized by the record company, but that you knew a 12-inch remix to that song was coming. Sometimes, that remix was a disappointing attempt to cash in on the remix craze and rip off the music fan. Other times, the remix made the song even more enjoyable.
In the 1980s, almost every single was turned into a 12-inch remix that was supposed to enhance the song. However, it was usually an excuse for a record company to make more money and also a way for dance clubs to take advantage of songs that could transfer to the dance floor. Some of my favorite 12-inch remixes were "Dancing in the Dark" by Bruce Springsteen, "Angel" by Madonna," "She Bop" by Cyndi Lauper, and "Nineteen" by Paul Hardcastle. But my favorite remains "Take Me Home," by Phil Collins, which served as the final single from No Jacket Required during the Spring of 1986.
"Take Me Home" already stood out as the best track on the album without the remix, and I was surprised they waited so long to release it. "Don't Lose My Number," the previous single, was released during the Summer of 1985. It's quite possible that "Separate Lives," another Phil Collins classic released a couple months later, delayed the single. Collins also made an appearance on the show Miami Vice that spring, so perhaps it was an opportunity for the record company, Atlantic, to promote his appearance.
I always thought "Take Me Home" was about suicide, but the hypnotic beat and distant (in a good way) vocals masked it into a more cheerful song. As a teenager who was having a lot of problems, I identified with the lyrics: "Take, take me home/Cause I don't remember/Take, take me home/Oh Lord, 'cause I've been a prisoner all my life/And I can say to you."
According to Songfacts, Phil Collins told VH1 Storytellers that the song's lyrics refer to a patient in a mental institution. He was inspired by the novel One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest. From watching the video, many thought it was just about returning home after spending time in an unknown, but not necessarily bad, place.
What makes the remix to "Take Me Home" so mesmerizing is that it does everything a remix is supposed to do by keeping the charisma of the original song and enhancing it by making the hypnotic beats even more hypnotic and taking Collin's vocals and making them more prominent. It's not an entirely different song, like so many remixes of the 1980s that ruined so many songs.
The enhanced hypnotic beat in the remix of "Take Me Home" places your ears inside the prison, but doesn't put you in a somber state. The enhanced instrumentation makes you long for something better, like Phil Collins does in the song. And the enhanced echo put in Phil Collin's voice makes you feel like you are at a live concert listening to the song and swaying your hands along.
Phil Collins had some great songs released after "Take Me Home," but none of them produced a remix that is so mesmerizing. Still, Phil Collins remains one of the best musicians of all time and "Take Me Home," remix or not, is one of the best records ever made.
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UBL anounce new managing director
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The Chairman of the Board, Uganda Breweries Limited (UBL) announced a change in leadership under which Alvin M. Mbugua takes over as Managing Director effective this month. He replacesMark OcittiP'Ongom, who has served as Managing Director since 1st August 2016.
Mark Ocitti will be moving to the role of Managing Director, Serengeti Breweries Limited (SBL) effective August 1, 2019.
A seasoned commercial professional, Mbugua joined East African Breweries Limited (EABL) in May 2013 as the Group Finance Controller before transitioning to Uganda as Finance and Strategy Director in October 2015.Prior to his new appointment, Mbugua was Head of Sales of the biggest Sales division in Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL), a role that he has held for the last 17 months. Mbugua was also recognized as 2017 Chief Finance Officer of the Year and took home the Strategy Execution Award at the Annual CFO Awards organized by the Association of Chartered and Certified Accountants (ACCA) and Deloitte Uganda.
Commenting on the appointment, Japheth Katto, UBL Board Chairman said, "Uganda is not a new market for him, having previously served as the company's Finance Director for almost 4 years. His strategic leadership and focus should sustain the unprecedented growth achieved under Mark's successful tenure."
Mbugua possesses a wealth of experience, havingheld senior roles in various sectors including oil and gas, logistics and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Geospatial Engineering and Master of Commerce Degree in Development Finance. He's also a certified member of the Association of Chartered and Certified Accountants (ACCA).
Mbugua takes over from outgoing MD, Mark Ocitti who has completed his three-year tenure. Ocitti is credited for the improved business performance at Uganda Breweries Limited by delivering important margin expansion growth. Under his stewardship, UBL has realized great milestones including, capacity expansion to increase production capacity, resounding business growth, impactful community projects in education, sanitation and alcohol in society and a spirited, empowered staff.
"Mr. Ocitti, as many of you will know, was the first Ugandan Managing Director we have had in over a decade and thinking about how he has led the business should give us pride as a nation. Mark leaves us to start a new leadership journey in Tanzania as the Managing Director for Serengeti Breweries Limited, which is also a member of the East African Breweries Group. He joins another great individual, Mr. Baker Magunda as the second Ugandan Managing Director within the Diageo family working on the African continent, outside their home market – and I congratulate him on this great achievement".
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