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The Managed Heart: Commercialization of Human Feeling
University of California Press, 1985 - Social Science - 307 pages
In private life, we try to induce or suppress love, envy, and anger through deep acting or "emotion work," just as we manage our outer expressions of feeling through surface acting. In trying to bridge a gap between what we feel and what we "ought" to feel, we take guidance from "feeling rules" about what is owing to others in a given situation. Based on our private mutual understandings of feeling rules, we make a "gift exchange" of acts of emotion management. We bow to each other not simply from the waist, but from the heart.
But what occurs when emotion work, feeling rules, and the gift of exchange are introduced into the public world of work? In search of the answer, Arlie Hochschild closely examines two groups of public-contact workers: flight attendants and bill collectors. The flight attendant's job is to deliver a service and create further demand for it, to enhance the status of the customer and be "nicer than natural." The bill collector's job is to collect on the service, and if necessary, to deflate the status of the customer by being "nastier than natural." Between these extremes, roughly one-third of American men and one-half of American women hold jobs that call for substantial emotional labor. In many of these jobs, they are trained to accept feeling rules and techniques of emotion management that serve the company's commercial purpose.
Just as we have seldom recognized or understood emotional labor, we have not appreciated it cost to those who do it for a living. Like a physical laborer who becomes estranged from what he or she makes, an emotional laborer, such as a flight attendant, can become estranged not only from her own expressions of feeling (her smile is not "her" smile), but also from what she actually feels (her managed friendliness). This estrangement, though a valuable defense against stress, is also an important occupational hazard, because it is through our feelings that we are connected with those around us.
On the basis of this book, Hochschild was featured in Key Sociological Thinkers, edited by Rob Stones. This book was also the winner of the Charles Cooley Award in 1983, awarded by the American Sociological Association and received an honorable mention for the C. Wright Mills Award. In private life, we try to induce or suppress love, envy, and anger through deep acting or "emotion work," just as we manage our outer expressions of feeling through surface acting. In trying to bridge a gap between what we feel and what we "ought" to feel, we take guidance from "feeling rules" about what is owing to others in a given situation. Based on our private mutual understandings of feeling rules, we make a "gift exchange" of acts of emotion management. We bow to each other not simply from the waist, but from the heart.
On the basis of this book, Hochschild was featured in Key Sociological Thinkers, edited by Rob Stones. This book was also the winner of the Charles Cooley Award in 1983, awarded by the American Sociological Association and received an honorable mention for the C. Wright Mills Award.
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Arlie Russell Hochschild, a professor of sociology at the University of California, Berkeley, is the author of three New York Times Book Review Notable Books of the Year, including The Second Shift, The Managed Heart and The Time Bind. She has received numerous awards and grants ranging from Fulbright and Guggenheim Fellowships to a three-year research grant from the National Institute of Public Health. Her articles have appeared in Harper's, Mother Jones, and The New York Times Magazine, among others. She lives in San Francisco with her husband, the writer Adam Hochschild; they have two sons
Title The Managed Heart: Commercialization of Human Feeling
Author Arlie Russell Hochschild
Publisher University of California Press, 1985


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thinker_creater_inventor asked in Politics & GovernmentOther - Politics & Government · 1 decade ago
What military challenges has Israel faced since it creation?
the first best answer will be given 10 points!
Answer: Israel's self defense. It was famously a six-day war, and in varying guises the conflict has so far lasted another 40 years.
For six days, beginning June 5, 1967, Israel battled Egypt, Jordan and Syria. As a result of the fighting, Israel won control of the Sinai desert, the Gaza Strip, East Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Golan Heights.
The 1967 combatants unknowingly planted the seeds for much of what was to come: the rise of the Palestinian Liberation Organization, another all-out Arab-Israeli war in 1973, construction of Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Gaza, a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt, a war in Lebanon.
Chronology of Major Events in 40 Years of Middle East Conflict
June 1967: Israel (45%), Palestinians (4%). Survey taken immediately before start of the 1967 war and during the conflict's first three days.
October 1973: Israel (45%), Palestinians (5%). Survey conducted immediately before the start of the 1973 Arab-Israeli war and during the conflict's first three days
October 1977: Israel (40%), Palestinians (9%). Egyptian President Anwar Sadat a few weeks from proposing to visit Israel.
December 1977: Israel (37%), Palestinians (8%). After Sadat's November 1977 visit to Israel.
March 1978: Israel (34%), Palestinians (10%). Palestinian guerillas kill 37 Israeli civilians. Israeli forces enter southern Lebanon.
August 1978: Israel (37%), Palestinians (10%). Preparations underway for Camp David summit involving Israel, Egypt and U.S.
November 1978: Israel (39%), Palestinians (13%). Camp David Accords signed by Israel, Egypt and U.S. in September.
March 1979: Israel (37%), Palestinians (13%). Formal peace treaty signed by Israel and Egypt.
April 1982: Israel (51%), Palestinians (12%). Israel completes withdrawal from the Sinai, returning territory to Egypt.
June 1982: Israel (52%), Palestinians (10%). Israel invades Lebanon.
July 1982: Israel (41%), Palestinians (12%). Israel besieges Beirut.
September 1982: Israel (32%), Palestinians (28%). Fighting continues in Lebanon.
October 1986: Israel (61%), Palestinians (10%). Likud Party leader Yitzhak Shamir replaces Labor Party's Shimon Peres as Israeli prime minister.
May 1988: Israel (43%), Palestinians (20%). Palestinian uprising in its fifth month.
December 1988: Israel (46%), Palestinians (24%). PLO declares independent Palestinian state, promises recognition of Israel.
October 1990: Israel (42%), Palestinians (24%). Iraq invades Kuwait in August 1990.
January 1991: Israel (64%), Palestinians (8%). Gulf War begins. Iraqi missiles strike Israel.
March 1991: Israel (60%), Palestinians (17%). Gulf War ends in February.
September 1993: Israel (42%), Palestinians (15%). Israel and PLO formally recognize each other. Jordan and Israel agree to negotiate.
October 2000: Israel (41%), Palestinians (11%). Second Palestinian uprising begins.
September 2001: Israel (40%), Palestinians (17%). Before 9/11 attacks.
October 2005: Israel (43%), Palestinians (17%). Israeli withdrawal from Gaza completed.
August 2006: Israel (52%), Palestinians (11%). Fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in
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They have had a constant struggle because they were created as a Zionist state in the holy land. Most of Israeli people practice the Jewish faith, and they are mostly isolated in Israel while the other surrounding countries that also make up the holy land all practice religions such as Islam, Buddhism, etc. This causes constant problems, especially when they fight over what part of the holy land belongs to them and what part belongs to another country.
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Constant Bombardment of Rockets.
Until the Wall was built, constant bombardment of sucide bombers.
Constant Kidnapping of Israeli Citizens
Constant Criticism for even the slightest retaliation agains the "poor Palestinians"
Constant threats of annihilation.
They had wars with Arabs and many times with Lebenon and attacked to Syria and Jordan and captured alot of lands from them.They had wars with Eygpt and Hezbollah
Hmmm ... Isreal is habited to kill innocent PAlestinian that have stones in their hand and not a clean water to drink nor ....
I can't think of any. They have often received military aid from Western countries, they have nuclear capabilities unlike their neighbors, they have the United States to excuse whatever they wish to do.
What has Trump done in his 3 years? I'm ready to repudiate the one liners?
Why did Nancy Pelosi wait right before the Iowa caucus to send the articles of impeachment to the Senate?
Does Nancy Pelosi have a pen fetish?
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What do you think about Project Veritas revealing that a Bernie staffer believes cities will BURN if Trump is reelected?
Do you find it amusing that our President would tell another leader "to be careful the words they use" whether they be friend or foe?
Didn't Hitler call Jews a "real problem" just like Joe Biden is doing with the Jewish facebook owner Mark Zuckerberg?
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August 1, 2016 by martin colyer Leave a Comment
ONE A BAZ IDEA? OR A GOOD ONE?
Baz Luhrmann explores the birth of hip-hop in his upcoming Netflix series, The Get Down. US Esquire asks, pertinently, "but didn't announcing a 13-part drama series about hip-hop make you feel really… white?" to met by "Well, sure, there's that. What kind of an idiot would do that? …the truth is, I could have made several things, but a large-scale work in which the leads are five unknown African-American and Puerto Rican actors? You can't get that done. I was in a position where I could…"
Here's the trailer, a slightly gaudy mixture of Saturday Night Fever, West Side Story and, worryingly, Can't Stop the Music, the Village People movie notorious for being the first winner of the Worst Picture Golden Raspberry Award. It's a movie I remember well, as I watched it on a lurching ferry to somewhere, at ten in the morning, always a good time to watch a movie set in nightclubs. As it happens, it was shown in the ferry's excuse for a disco – a DJ booth, 5 coloured lights and a glossy floor. Quickly re-named Please Stop the Music! by its audience of fifteen, I absolutely loved it, mostly for the hilariously camp script; as the barely-formed group are about to hit the stage for their debut appearance, one of the characters (it may have been the Cop, or the Construction Worker, I can't be sure) turns to another and asks how he's feeling, to which comes the deathly reply – "Leathermen don't get nervous!"
The intro to the trailer is tracked by a whispered version of Garland Jeffreys' "Wild in the Street" before it busts out into the hip and the hop. I think there's probably a great movie in the birth of hip-hop – but the jury is out on this one at the moment, although I'm hoping for the best…
TWO A NETFLIX RECOMMENDATION
Bloodlines is a story of everyday Florida Keys folk, centred around the toxic return to home of the wayward son, now a man. The damaged Danny Rayburn is a fantastic turn from Ben Mendelsohn, and the script is sharp and believable. I mostly love the series for its fantastic swearing. In some scenes "fuck" is uttered every other word, sometimes bitterly, sometimes woundedly, sometimes viciously – but always brilliantly, telling you all you need to know about that character at that point. Brother Kevin (played by the wonderfully-named Norbert Leo Butz) is constantly making bad decisions – and his is the swearing that hits rare heights.
THREE WHY IS IT ALWAYS THE DAMN DRUM SOUND?
Clearing out some stuff I found a US Esquire "What I've Learned…" interview with Jimmy Iovine. I found this interesting: "Bruce Springsteen's manager, Jon Landau, hired me to do Born to Run. They had a lot of faith in me. I was twenty-one at the time and the album was really successful. And so they hired me for the follow-up album, which was Darkness on the Edge of Town, and we go in and we start recording the drums. We get this drum sound – but then we move studios, and we can't get the drum sound back. It's weeks on the same boom-boom on one drum. And Bruce keeps saying, "I can hear the stick." And I would look at him and say, "It is a stick," you know?
At some point, Little Steven says he knows this guy in New Jersey that can help get the drum sound. I get mortified and insulted, and I go see Landau in the hotel. I said, "Jon, I quit. Fuck this." And Landau said, "Let's just talk for a second. I'm going to try to teach you something now, at what could be a crossroads in your career." He said, "This is not about you. This is about Bruce's album and making the best album we possibly can." And he stopped me in my tracks and said, "I want you to go in there and I want you to say to Bruce, I'm going to support you no matter what. Bruce will remain your ally throughout the rest of your career. You don't just walk out because you think someone has insulted you and your pride has been hurt."
So I listened to him, because I was always good at learning. I could hear people and the messages they were sending. We got the drum sound somehow, and six weeks later Bruce gave me "Because the Night" to record with Patti Smith, which really launched my career. And that just was like ink on a shirt. You know, it just took. The rest of my career I approached like that. I just take a step back, don't buy my own bullshit. Just look at the work. That lesson is the most powerful lesson I ever learned. It goes against human instinct."
FOUR ACCORDIONS AT DUSK
Walking down Villiers Street on the way to seeing Mark Kermode in 3D at the BFI with guests Hadley Freeman and David Arnold, I see a young accordionist busking whilst another, older, accordionist looks on. I'm not sure whether the older man likes the other's playing but as I pass he crosses the road. I turn back to see what transpires – the young guy seems a little wary of hearing the older guy's opinion – and quickly take a few pictures, before the scene resolves with a smile and a handshake.
FIVE A READER WRITES…
I'm totally with my old friend Bruce Millar, responding to a recent post:
I clearly haven't got the hang of the digital present, because here I am responding to a post of yours from several weeks ago. Oh well, here goes… Your quote from Al Schmitt – "It really was just the way records were made in the old days! In those days you could not edit or fix things, and so you had to do the take when things were emotionally right. And you chose the take that had the feel on it. This is why so many records from back then are so much more emotional and touch you so much more deeply. Today everything is perfect, and in many places we have taken the emotions out of records" – rang a bell.
A couple of weeks before I had seen Fritz Lang's Rancho Notorious with Nick at the BFI, and was struck by how the less important linking scenes, in particular, were clearly polished off in one take, whether or not timings were slightly off or the acting slightly ragged. Interestingly, instead of making the film less convincing or 'realistic', this somehow made it more so. For two reasons, perhaps: first, 'real life' is not smooth and seamless anyway, and we recognise that instinctively; second, Lang isn't trying to emulate reality, he's striving to dramatise events and characters, to express things. After all, this is a Western shot almost entirely in a studio.
Contrast this with contemporary films, which tend to mix smooth and apparently seamless Vraisemblance with absolutely preposterous action, leaving me completely cold. To adapt Schmitt: – "Today everything is perfect, and in many places we have taken the emotions out of films."
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This is the list of episodes of the British children's television drama series, Bernard's Watch.

Overview

Original series

Series 1 (1997)

Series 2 (1998)

Series 3 (1999)

Series 4 (2000)

Series 5 (2001)

New series

Series 1 (2004)

Series 2 (2005)

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Lists of British children's television series episodes

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About Sandeep Aggarwal
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Sandeep Aggarwal
Sandeep Aggarwal is an angel investor, serial entrepreneur, philanthropist and Internet visionary. He is the founder of two marketplaces in India – Droom, India's first automobile marketplace and ShopClues, India's first and largest managed marketplace. Sandeep is the ceo & founder of Droom, India's first marketplace for automobiles. In April 2014, Sandeep started Droom, India's first marketplace to buy and sell used and new automobiles. Droom is a completely disruptive business that is creating unpanelled trust and pricing advantage for buyers. Prior to Droom, Sandeep founded ShopClues.com, India's first and largest managed marketplace in his house in California in late 2010 and moved to India to launch it as India's first managed marketplace to empower 15 million SME sellers and unstructured categories e.g. fashion, home/kitchen etc. online. Sandeep founded, ShopClues in an era when all the other E-Commerce companies in India were inventory-led models. In 3 years ShopClues rose from 35th entrant into Indian E-Commerce to become the 4th largest E-Commerce company with 50 million monthly visitors and close to $500milion in annual GMV.
Entrepreneurship comes naturally to him but he is always on a look out to support out-of-the box ideas and promising ventures as an angel investor. He has already invested in Dataguise, Shopsity (An anti-e-Commerce site), Wydr (B2B Marketplace) and Curo Healthcare. Sandeep looks for attributes similar to his – high energy, passion and long-term vision while investing in new ventures. Founders need to be strongly motivated by a cause, as opposed to those driven by quick money, have the vision to identify an addressable opportunity and the clarity of purpose for optimum thematic leverage. An innovative bent of mind and the tenacity to overcome challenges are required qualifications for any founder looking to attract investments from Sandeep. He believes technology plays an extremely pivotal role in creating winning ventures, and supports founders who believe in frugality and economic effort as a means to achieve success.
He has 17 years of global experience in business operations, strategy and investment, focusing on Internet and technology. He is counted amongst leading Internet experts globally, and has regularly appeared on CNBC, Fox, ABC News and regularly quoted by Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Forbes and other prominent media outlets. Prior to founding Droom and ShopClues, Sandeep was among the most renowned Internet analysts on Wall Street based out of Silicon Valley, providing research coverage on Google, Yahoo!, eBay, Amazon, Netflix, Priceline, Microsoft, MakeyMyTrip etc. Prior to being an analyst Sandeep worked in strategy roles with senior leadership team at Microsoft in Seattle and Schwab.com in San Francisco. Sandeep has an MBA from Washington University in St. Louise, USA. Sandeep is chartered member of TiE Silicon Valley and holds one US patent.
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The federal government has released a shortlist of six sites in the running to become Australia's first permanent nuclear waste dump for low-level and intermediate waste.
The sites were chosen from 28 voluntarily nominated sites around Australia.
They are Sallys Flat in NSW; Hale in the Northern Territory; Cortlinye, Pinkawillinie and Barndioota in South Australia; and Oman Ama in Queensland.
Residents of the six areas will be consulted over the next four months. The owner of the land selected would be paid up to four times its value, with the surrounding community set to receive at least $10m, resources and energy minister Josh Frydenberg said.
A final list of three will be released next year, and after the next federal election the government will name its preferred site, which is due to be in operation by the end of the decade.
Frydenberg said low-level waste was currently being stored at more than 100 sites, including hospitals and universities. Intermediate waste is stored by the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Operation at Lucas Heights in Sydney.
"We have an international obligation to dispose properly of that waste," Frydenberg told ABC radio.
He said earlier: "Australia currently has the equivalent of around two Olympic-sized swimming pools of such waste, which may include laboratory items such as paper, plastic and glassware, and material used in medical treatments.
"The [news]facility will be designed, built and operated to the highest safety and environmental standards.
He stressed Australia would not be storing high level waste from countries that buy Australian uranium.
In South Australia the nuclear royal commission is examining the prospect of a nuclear fuel cycle industry in the state, including waste storage.


Colour: white wine. Nose: possibly less of an infanticide. I mean, it does not feel ultra-young – but young, for sure. Crisp peat and lemon and 'a working kiln' and, wait, some church incenses. In London! Cigar ashes. Does what it says on the tin, so far. With water: hospitals and smokehouses. Mouth (neat): perfect. It is 'one' – I know, whisky and philosophy – and it's here (same comments). More Dasein than Sein. Oh forget, this is some mega-smoky, almost pleasantly brutal peated whisky. Green apples, smoked salmon, lemon oil, ashes. With water: more fruits. Grapefruits. Finish: long, sharp, well chiselled, millimetric, almost surgical. Comments: it reminded me of those 3-cylindre Kawazakis, circa 1972. Great, dangerous stuff. SGP:567 - 89 points.
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Annual SO310 Diaper Drive more diapers for babies and Parnets
SO310 Diaper Drive by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology is annually organized by students in SO310 (Social Class in the U.S.) since 2018. Donations including cash will be given to Community Action this year.
SO310 Diaper Drive was initiated by the students in SO310 in 2018 after learning about diaper need, a hidden social problem, and how low-income parents, especially single mothers, struggle with providing diapers for their babies. In particular, they were shocked by how many parents have to devise diaper stretching strategies including reusing diapers by hanging wet ones to dry or scraping feces from dirty diapers. One of the students states that "I was angered, encouraged, and hopeful that something and someone can come and help this situation. I was not aware that diapers costed so much so this topic really opened my eyes to the realities that most families have to face."
2018 Diaper Drive: We donated diapers to Topeka Rescue Mission.
Students also learned that 1) 1 in 3 American families cannot afford diapers - Diapers are expensive. 2) SNAP (formerly called food stamps) & WIC programs do not cover diapers, and 3) Babies can experience diaper rash, irritation, and possibly hospitalization due to soiled diapers. Most of all, 4) "Diaper need can also interfere with children's educational opportunities and parents' abilities to work, as most childcare centers require parents to bring at least a week's worth of diapers at a time." (Dr. Jennifer Randles)
SO310 Diaper Drive is organized to raise public awareness for diaper need and collect diapers for low-income families. At the same time, SO310 Diaper Drive as HICEP (High Impact Community Engagement Practice) is a great opportunity for students to utilize skills and knowledge in real-life, let alone getting involved in a local community.
In 2021, SO310 Diaper Drive will be held from March 15 to April 2. Although we will have few drop-off boxes on campus (The Union and Mabee Library), we are having Online Donation Drive due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Struggling families' diaper need is much worse as the pandemic hit them much harder. The rest of the nation is witnessing "unprecedented demand for diapers," according to Joanne Goldblum, chief executive officer of the National Diaper Bank Network, headquartered in New Haven, Conn. It is time for us to step up to assist these families in need.
Learning about diaper need in Topeka from Community Action, 2020. We donated cash (Online Donation Drive due to the Covid-19 pandemic) to Community Action. The pandemic has made diaper need mush worse.
2018 SO310 Diaper Drive
This year we (students in SO310, Spring 2021) had to prepare for everything online due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. We have three groups for each task and worked remotely.
Group 1 (Shelby, Brailey, Teresa, Elayna, & Patrick) - Working on an educational website for SO310 Diaper Drive Group 2 (Sammi, Dom, Nina, Bailey, & Luz) - Working on flyers for SO310 Diaper Drive Group 3 (Dye, Reagan, Patrick, & Amanda) - Working on a GoFundMe website for SO310 Diaper Drive
We donated $875 and $1,000 worth of diapers to Community Action in 2021. This will help 200 families in need. Great job to SO310 students!
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We have often discussed statutes of limitation. Yesterday's post discussed the government's unlimited time period to assess civil penalties that are not based on the filing of a tax return. Today's post discusses the consequences of a taxpayer failing to file a form that it is supposed to file when it engages in a listed transaction. In an opinion that surprised me, in May v US, (an unpublished opinion) the 9th Circuit reversed and held that the taxpayer's failure to file the form resulted in the application of an extended SOL on assessment even when the IRS admitted that it had knowledge of the information that the form itself would have contained.
Section 6501(c)(10) is an exception the general SOL rules and addresses a taxpayer who "fails to include on any return or statement (that Section 6011 requires to be included in the return or statement) for any taxable year any information with respect to a listed transaction." If this information is omitted, the time for the assessment of any tax imposed by the Code arising out of the transaction, "shall not expire before the date which is [one] year after the earlier" of (A) the date the Service receives the information required to have been filed, or (B) the date that a material advisor complies with the Service's request for the list the material advisor is required to maintain on the transaction in which the taxpayer has participated.
May involved a transaction that the taxpayer failed to disclose on his 2004 tax return, which he filed in 2005. The transaction at issue that he failed to include on his 2004 tax return was about $165,000 in pass through income. May eventually agreed that the transaction that gave rise to the omitted income was a listed transaction. At the district court, the Service argued that only the taxpayer's filing of Form 8886 triggered the statute of limitations for purposes of Section 6501(c)(10)(A). The Service admitted that it had knowledge of the information that the taxpayer was supposed to report in the form but that May's failure to file Form 8886 meant that the statute of limitation was still open (the trial court and appellate opinion do not specify how the IRS got the information but IRS conceded that it had it). May argued that the Service's knowledge of the information in the form, rather than his filing the form, was the starting point for the one-year period.
6501(c)(10)(A)'s reference to "the information so required" under § 6011 functions as an incorporation by reference of the disclosure requirements of Treasury Regulation § 1.6011-4(d), which requires that a taxpayer disclosing a listed transaction do so on Form 8886 and send a completed copy of that disclosure to the OTSA[Office of Tax Shelter Analysis]. It is undisputed that May neither filed a Form 8886 nor sent it to the OTSA. For that reason, May failed to do what was required to start the running of the § 6501(c)(10)(A) statute of limitations. Thus, the one-year limitations period of § 6501(c)(10)(A) did not commence, and the IRS's assessment of the penalty was timely.
It would have been simple to write a statute that stated that the limitations period starts to run on "the date when the taxpayer provides the information to the Secretary on the form specified by the Secretary," but that's not how Congress wrote the statute. Alternatively, it would have been simple for the Secretary to have promulgated a regulation that clearly informed all taxpayers that providing information to the IRS doesn't count unless the information is provided on the specified form.
I have no quarrel with the Government's position that the taxpayer should be required to provide the relevant information in a coherent form to the appropriate tax agents. An interpretation that started the limitations period as soon as some IRS office, somewhere, had the information or as soon as IRS agents collectively had the information would be both illogical and open to abuse. I don't disagree that it might be appropriate to remand this case to the district court to apply a more precise interpretation of the statute. But I am not persuaded by the Government's interpretation, especially in the context of a civil penalty, and cannot join my colleagues in adopting it.
It seems to me if the IRS admits to knowledge of the information then in appropriate circumstances then to elevate the Form itself as the sole trigger elevates a literal form over substance.
Professor Book is a Professor of Law at the Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law.
It would be interesting to see how a court would interpret the SOL start date in a case where the taxpayer either [i] filed the 8886 with the return but did not file a copy with OTSA or [ii] filed an 8886 with OTSA but didn't attach a copy to the return. For application of the penalty itself, the regs are clear in stating that the non-disclosure penalty applies unless the taxpayer both attached the properly completed Form 8886 to its return and files a copy of the 8886 with OTSA. [I personally think this is unfair, but I'm not aware of any successful challenges to this provision in the regs., or even the allowance of a "reasonable cause" defense based on a "substantial compliance" defense for providing the info to the IRS in one way or the other, even if not in both prescribed ways.] But for purposes of starting the SOL, the statutory scheme would seem to be satisfied if the taxpayer provides the required information to the IRS either as an attachment to the return or as a separate filing with OTSA.
May's attorney, who I believe is Robert Lord in Phoenix, did an outstanding job on the appellate brief. Anyone who is facing this issue elsewhere should pull a copy and read it.
Here, the Congressional intent seems to be that the Service had one year after it learned about a shelter to make its assessment–a perfectly appropriate rule where the taxpayer has managed to conceal its actions. But, the facts in this case appear to suggest that the Service had discovered the actions, but delayed for over a year in addressing those actions. Under those circumstances, Congress would appear to not have intended to extend the statute.
The opinion, which treats the Service's knowledge as irrelevant because the prescribed form was not filed, elevates form beyond substance. The Service clearly knew of the problem transaction, but sat on its rights. The absence of the prescribed form seems like an after-the-fact rationalization.
Consider the following fact pattern, based upon recent history. The Service learns of a "tax shelter" deal and sends the taxpayer a notice that it is auditing the taxpayer's participation in that transaction. The Service then decides unilaterally to defer action on the audit while it pursues a criminal investigation of the "promoters." Under those circumstances, the Service (and some courts) have taken the position that it may, years later, conclude the audit. No statute of limitations applies because of an underlying "fraud" by someone. See Mullikan in the Sixth Circuit.
That seems wrong. Once the Service has actual and undeniably effective notice of the transaction, the clock should start ticking, regardless of what forms the taxpayer has (or has not) filed with the Service.
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Vice Minister of Economic Affairs Yang Wei-fuu (楊偉甫), who is also acting chairman of CPC Corp, Taiwan (CPC), said some time ago that alternative plans could be considered for building Taiwan's third liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal.
However, he said at a forum on renewable energy on Monday last week that Taoyuan's Guantang Industrial Park (觀塘工業區) would be the ideal location for the terminal because building it at Taipei Port in New Taipei City's Bali District (八里) would require land to be reclaimed from the sea, people living near Taipei Port want existing storage tanks to be moved and laying gas pipelines from the port would involve quite a distance.
In answer to questions raised about matters such as whether the third terminal would threaten colonies of the rare shallow-water coral Polycyathus chaishanensis, Yang said that CPC would propose some possible solutions.
CPC then proposed a solution in the form of a plan to transfer the coral colonies after gaining permission from the national principal authority, namely the Council of Agriculture (COA), as required under Article 18 of the Wildlife Conservation Act (野生動物保育法).
CPC is clearly aware that digging protected coral out of its original location and transplanting it somewhere else would constitute what the text of Article 18, Paragraph 1 of the act calls disturbing, abusing or even killing the coral. This is why the company needs to apply for a permit under the terms of the act.
At present, CPC has found nine colonies of Polycyathus chaishanensis in the area, whereas Allen Chen (陳昭倫), a research fellow at Academia Sinica's Biodiversity Research Center, has found 23 colonies.
Apart from showing that CPC's ecological survey abilities are in need of improvement, it is also obvious that the known quantity of coral colonies does not exceed the carrying capacity of the area.
Moreover, everyone knows that CPC's purpose for transplanting the coral colonies is to build something on that location and not "for academic research or educational purposes," so its purpose does not comply with the exceptional circumstances under which permission may be given.
There can hardly be any doubt about this. If the COA, as the competent authority, knows that CPC's proposal does not comply with the exceptional conditions, but goes against what the law states and grants CPC permission, allowing the company to make unlawful profits, then the COA could reasonably be accused of committing the offense of "seeking unlawful gains for oneself or for others in matters under his charge or supervision," as defined under Article 6 of the Anti-Corruption Act (貪污治罪條例).
CPC clearly knows that its plan to transplant the coral does not meet the required conditions, but it still wants to try its luck by applying for permission — or maybe it thinks that it can use its influence through various channels to put pressure on the COA.


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Man In Court Accused Of Edinburgh Rape
14 September 2015, 18:22 | Updated: 30 March 2016, 13:50
A man has appeared in court charged with raping a teenager in Edinburgh city centre.
The 18-year-old woman was attacked outside the Primark store on Princes Street at about 4am on Saturday.
Johnathan Duffy appeared in private at Edinburgh Sheriff Court today where he was charged under section one of the 2009 Sexual Offences (Scotland) Act, the Crown Office said.
The 20-year-old, from Edinburgh, made no plea or declaration and the case was continued for further examination.
He was remanded in custody and is expected to return to court again later this month.


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The Executive Members are: Harry Fischer (President), Jonathan Ede (Treasurer) and Matthew Carey (Secretary)
Board of Director Members: Morley Brownstein (Membership), Taib Koulmiye Boyce (Community Safety), Matthew Carey & Steve Bonderski (Traffic) Tatiana Vorobej and Jen Gautreau (Housing & Development), Bruce Thomson (SWM Pond), Howard Marling & Jonathan Ede (NCC and City Parks) Howard Marling (Communication) and Morley Brownstein and Jen Gautreau (FCA and CAFES)
The Bel-Air Community Association is a voluntary, non-profit, and non-partisan organization. The objectives of the Bel-Air Community Association are to promote and protect the interests and quality of life of the residents of the Bel-Air community: including by
organizing activities that foster a sense of community;
monitoring current or proposed legislation and government policies and practices that affect or may affect the community;
informing community residents of any matters that may have an impact on the interests and quality of life of the community;
providing a means through which the opinions and desires of the residents of the Bel-Air community can be made known to their elected or appointed representatives;
interacting with various levels of government to promote the interests of the Bel-Air community.
The boundaries of the Bel-Air Community are defined as the North Side of Baseline Road, to the East Side of Woodroffe Avenue, to the South side of Highway 417, the west side of Maitland Avenue up to Agincourt Road, and then along the backs of the houses on the west side of Agincourt Road, across Ainsley Road and through Ainsley Park back to Baseline Road.
The Long Story
The Bel-Air Community Association represents the Bel-Air Heights, Bel-Air Park and Braemar Park neighbourhoods of West-end Ottawa.
Following several summer BBQ picnics, Ottawa city Councillor Rick Chiarelli facilitated a meeting at which many community members expressed a desire to get an association going for the benefit of all residents in the two neighbourhoods.
Various issues ranging from traffic to property use/tenancy to roads and some goals, like finding ways to bring community members together for social reasons were cited as reasons to formalize the group. Throughout the Fall and Winter of 2014/15, an increasing number of volunteers have met to create a forum and structure for this community.
The Interim Board of Directors continued to build the Bel-Air Community Association until the first Annual General Meeting on Sunday, March 1, 2015 at 1:45pm in the Chambers at Ben Franklin Place on Centrepointe Drive, at which time the larger community elected the first full slate of Directors.
The Interim Board of Directors was populated by: Peter Carman, Peter MacDonald, Morley Brownstein, Shirley Carman, Jason Fekete, Jenny Kaser, Gerry Robideau, Jamie Lynn Rice and Frank Burrill.
The 2015-2016 Board of Directors were: Jamie Lynn Rice (Co-President), Kathryn Loyen (Co-President), Jason Fekete, Morley Brownstein (Secretary), Allan Donalson, Peter Hooper (Treasurer), Andrzej Borowiec, Matthew Rizzo, Catherine Farrow and Jean Mullan.
The Board of Directors were: Jamie Lynn Rice (Co-President), Kathryn Loyen (Co-President), Jason Fekete, Morley Brownstein (Secretary), Peter Hooper (Treasurer), Matthew Rizzo, Catherine Farrow, Jean Mullan and Suzanne Brown.
The Board of Directors were: Jason Fekete (Co-President), Kathryn Loyen (Co-President), Morley Brownstein (Secretary), Peter Hooper (Treasurer), Matthew Rizzo (moved), Jean Mullan, Suzanne Brown, Brent Webster, Jaime Lacroix, and Michelle Meyer.
The Board of Directors were: Kathryn Loyen (Co-President), Jean Mullan (Co-President), Morley Brownstein (Secretary), Peter Hooper (Treasurer), Suzanne Brown (resigned), Michelle Meyer, Catherine Farrow, Chantal Richard and Brent Webster.
The Board of Directors are: Kathryn Loyen (Co-President), Jean Mullan (Co-President), Morley Brownstein (Secretary), Peter Hooper (Treasurer), Michelle Meyer, Catherine Farrow, Chantal Richard, Brent Webster and Jonathan Ede.
The Board of Directors are: Kathryn Loyen (Co-President), Jean Mullan (Co-President; NCC & City Parks), Morley Brownstein (Secretary; SWM Pond), Peter Hooper (Treasurer), Catherine Farrow, Jonathan Ede (SWM Pond), Matthew Carey (Traffic), Taib Boyce Koulmiye (Traffic) and Tatiana Vorobej (Housing & Development).
The Board of Directors are: Kathryn Loyen (Co-President), Jean Mullan (Co-President), Jonathan Ede (Treasurer, SWM Pond, Secondary Plan), Matthew Carey (Secretary, Traffic), Morley Brownstein (Membership), Catherine Farrow, Taib Koulmiye Boyce (Community Safety), Tatiana Vorobej (Housing & Development), Bruce Thomson (SWM Pond), Harry Fischer (Membership, Housing & Development, Secondary Plan) and Howard Marling (Communications, NCC & City Parks).
BACA Constitution
BACA.Constitution.as ratified 2020-09-21.pdf
Do you have skills to offer the Bel-Air community? Please let us know how you would like to volunteer with us and make this an even better place to live and work.


Geomara were delighted to attend and present at the Enterprise Ireland Offshore Wind Forum held in the Eastpoint Business Park in Dublin on Thursday March 21st. Geomara are members of the Enterprise Ireland Offshore Wind Cluster which was promoted throughout the day.
The event was launched by the Minister for Communication, Climate and Action and Environment, Richard Bruton who also gave the keynote address.
Alan Duncan from Scotia Supply Chain gave a really informative overview of the UK Offshore Wind Sector. The presentation gave some indication of the opportunity for Irish companies to engage with the UK supply chain as the industry attempts to meet some ambitious targets for offshore wind up to 2030. A number of Tier 1 offshore wind developers gave their perspective on projects completed and in the pipeline.
Geomara gave a presentation in the afternoon on our offshore wind surveying services and our experience working on Eon's fleet of offshore windfarms. We were thrilled to represent along with other wind cluster members the expertise available in the Irish supply chain. Overall it was a great day with lots of stimulating presentations and potential exciting opportunities for Irish companies looking to enter the UK market.
Thanks to the Enterprise Ireland team ( Liam Curran, Darragh Cotter and Conor Stone) for putting together a great forum with lots of useful information and great networking opportunities.
We are delighted to announce that following an application process Geomara have been selected to participate in the inaugural Enterprise Ireland Offshore Wind mentorship programme. The program is focused on technical and commercial feedback. This includes value proposition, technical innovation, route to market, competition and market position definition. Geomara have been partnered with Alan Duncan from Scotia Supply Chain. We are really looking forward to engaging with this opportunity.


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BBWorld Apps Section Not Refreshed. Anyone else have this problem?
So my device Z10 BBWorld Apps section for Top Paid, Grossing and BFB have not been updated for 3 weeks now.
The same apps are showing. Anyone else have this problem?
While I don't have your motivation to keep tabs on what apps are listed there, I have noticed that there doesn't seem to be much change. I wonder how often the stats are updated? It should be weekly, at most.


A wide range of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) strategies has been proposed to address climate change. As most CDR strategies are unfamiliar to the public, it is unknown how increased media and policy attention on CDR might affect public sentiment about climate change. On the one hand, CDR poses a potential moral hazard: if people perceive that CDR solves climate change, they may be less likely to support efforts to reduce carbon emissions. On the other hand, the need for CDR may increase the perceived severity of climate change and, thus, increase support for other types of mitigation. Using an online survey of US adults (N = 984), we tested these competing hypotheses by exposing participants to information about different forms of CDR. We find that learning about certain CDR strategies indirectly reduces support for mitigation policies by reducing the perceived threat of climate change. This was found to be true for participants who read about CDR in general (without mention of specific strategies), bioenergy with carbon capture and storage, or direct air capture. Furthermore, this risk compensation pattern was more pronounced among political conservatives than liberals—although in some cases, was partially offset by positive direct effects. Learning about reforestation, by contrast, had no indirect effects on mitigation support through perceived threat but was found to directly increase support among conservatives. The results suggest caution is warranted when promoting technological fixes to climate change, like CDR, as some forms may further dampen support for climate change action among the unengaged.
The online version of this article (doi: 10.1007/s10584-017-2005-1) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.
This research was funded by a Beyond Carbon Neutral grant from the University of Michigan Energy Institute. We are grateful to Daniel Raimi, Paige Fischer, and Brian Ellis for their feedback on the carbon dioxide removal technology vignettes. The authors wish to thank the two anonymous reviewers who provided comments on the earlier versions of the manuscript.
All authors contributed equally to the design, data collection, analysis, and write-up of this study.
This research was reviewed and approved by the University of Michigan's Health Sciences and Behavioral Sciences Institutional Review Board; standards for obtaining informed consent from study participants were followed.


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Q: Current Location not working I am very new to both iOS developing and using the google maps sdk. I am using Xcode for my current project. I have added my API keys in the appropriate place.
So far I have this:
import UIKit
import GoogleMaps
import GooglePlaces
class ViewController: UIViewController {
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        // Do any additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib.
    }

    override func didReceiveMemoryWarning() {
        super.didReceiveMemoryWarning()
        // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
    }

    override func loadView() {
    let camera = GMSCameraPosition.cameraWithLatitude(36.2108, longitude: -81.6774, zoom: 15.0)
    let mapView = GMSMapView.mapWithFrame(.zero, camera: camera)
    mapView.myLocationEnabled = true
    if let mylocation = mapView.myLocation {
        print("User's location: \(mylocation)")
    } else {
        print("User's location is unknown")
    }
    self.view = mapView
    mapView.mapType = kGMSTypeTerrain
    mapView.indoorEnabled = true
    let mapInsets = UIEdgeInsets(top: 100.0, left: 0.0, bottom: 0.0, right: 0.0)
    mapView.padding = mapInsets

    //Creates a marker in the center of the map.
    //let marker = GMSMarker()
    //marker.position = CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: 36.2108, longitude: -81.6774)
    //marker.title = "ASU"
    //marker.snippet = "Boone, NC"
    //marker.map = mapView
    }

}

My problem is that when I run the app using the simulator, it doesn't show my current gps location anywhere. It does successfully take me to the specified coordinates, it zooms correctly, and it shows the map as the typography map.
So my questions:
What am I doing wrong thats making my current location not show up? (it never asks to have permission)
How can I make my map appear in the background? Like I added the padding to the top so i could add a button through the storyboard but the button did not show up.
Thanks all!

A: The location on the simulator does not always work, you can:

*

*try to reset the content of the simulator by Simulator > Reset content and settings

*change simulator

*make sure you have added custom lat and long in the simulator Simulator > Debug > Location > Custom location

A: The problem why there is no padding in the mapView is because you are setting the mapView to be shown as your main view (self.view = mapView) and due to this map is covering the area of the whole screen.
Try to add a subView with padding from the main View and then assign the map View to your subView. Like this -
let subView = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 100, width: self.view.frame.width, height: self.view.frame.height-100))

subView = mapView

self.view.addSubview(subView)

Also for the location issue try to set a default location for your xcode. Refer this for details on how to set location during runtime.
https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/recipes/xcode_help-scheme_editor/Articles/simulating_location_on_run.html

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We've long been legume fiends, and we both have a thing for white beans in particular. Maybe that's one reason we can't stay away from Turkey -- Turkish cooks do white beans like no one else.
Turkey's kuru fasulye (koo-roo fah-SOOL-yay), or dried white beans, vary in size from no larger than the nail of your index finger to half the length of your thumb. Cooked and cooled, they might be tossed with olive oil, vinegar, sliced onions, parsley, and chopped egg for a refreshing salad called piyaz. Or they might be pureed and eaten as a mezze. Or added to a meaty soup or stew.
Our favorite kuru fasulye preparation is often called simply ... fasulye. Stewed with onions, tomato (and sometimes red pepper) paste(s), lamb, plenty of butter and -- if the cook is very conscientious and cares not a whit about cholesterol -- lamb tail fat, dried white beans become the sort of can't-get-enough dish that haunts your dreams.
Write-ups on Turkish food, no matter how rhapsodic, rarely mention this dish. Maybe that's because it's a Black Sea specialty, and too little attention is paid to the wonderful cuisine of Turkey's northern-most region. Perhaps it's because kuru fasulye is such an everyday dish, an esnaf lokanti steam table staple. Truth to tell, the dish doesn't always live up to its potential.
So, with a few exceptions, for a really great fasulye you need to go to a specialist, a "white beanery" if you will. On our last stay in Istanbul we taste-tested the famous beans at two.
Ali Baba Kanaat Lokantasi is sits directly across from Fatih district's Suleymaniye Mosque, a must-visit site for every tourist in Istanbul. And there are plenty of tourists eating at Ali Baba. Don't let that worry you; there are plenty of Istanbullu eating there too.
The signage out front announces Ali Baba's pedigree: c. 1939. Inside, everyone's eating beans. Big, lush lima bean-sized beans sloshing around in a pool of thick tomato-and-red pepper meat gravy liberally spiced with biber (red chilies). That's Ali Baba's kuru fasulye up top in this post. It's served with nutty, buttery rice pilav and tursu, or pickles.
The page in my notebook headed "Ali Baba Kanaat Lokantasi" is empty. Apparently I forgot all about recording our meal as soon as the beans arrived. I remember Dave and I fought over the last bits of tart, salty pickle -- perfect match for the buttery beans -- , and that as good as the pilav was I for the most part avoided it in order to save room in my belly for all my beans, which were tingly with spice (sort of unusual outside of Turkey's southeastern region), tomato-ey, and rich with lamb and butter fat. I remember the couple at the table next to us having an intense, almost heated conversation and then falling silent as soon as their beans arrived. And I remember that after we left Ali Baba's I told Dave we'd have to go back again for another round because I hadn't taken any notes.
After lunch at Ali Baba's I was fairly convinced we'd eaten Istanbul's ultimate bean. But when the topic of legumes came up during my interview with a cafe owner in Galata and both she and the translator became almost giddy while describing the specialty of the house at a Tophane spot called -- no coincidence I'm sure -- Fasuli, I knew we had to investigate.
Fasuli is a lovely old-style (though not old) restaurant -- think white tablecloths, heavy cutlery, black-and-white attired waiters -- specializing in Black Sea cuisine. Its menu is big and includes regional standards like corn bread and kara lahana (collard-y "black" cabbage) dolma, but don't be distracted. Everyone goes to Fasuli for the beans -- and on your first visit at least, so should you.
Smaller than the kuru fasulye at Ali Baba's, more like navy beans than lima beans, Fasuli's beans are cooked just so: long enough to render them tender and creamy but not so long as to turn them to mush. Fasuli's sauce isn't nearly as spicy as Ali Baba's, nor is it as tomato-ey. Mostly, it's just over-the-top rich with lamb flavor, which is strange because there isn't really much discernible meat in the dish. It's as if the kitchen has figured out a way to distill the essence of an entire lamb roast and 25 pounds of lamb tail fat into a single pot of beans. Fasuli's fasulye are buttery and no doubt very unhealthy. But that won't stop us from going back for more when we're next in Istanbul. We ate ours with the usual pilav and a tart, salty cacik (cucumbers in yogurt). The latter provided an almost necessary occasional break from the intensely shovel-icious fasulye.
In the end I'd be hard pressed to choose a favorite. Ali Baba's fasulye strike us as mid-day beans: sharply spicy enough to bring your brain into focus, not so heavy as to send you into a coma post-meal. Fasuli's version seem more like dinner material, something fantastically swoonworthy to reward oneself with after a long, bone-breaking kind of day. They invite slow, ponderous spooning.
A complication in the taste-off: One morning we stopped in at new-ish Black Sea spot Hayvore for some laz boregi, a sumptuous pastry best described as pudding-filled "baklava". As we prepared to leave, a gorgeous black pot of beans appeared from the kitchen. We couldn't walk out the door without a spoonful or two.
Verdict: Hayvore's may well be Istanbul's next Famous Bean.
Ali Baba Kanaat Lokantasi, directly across from front entrace to Suleymaniye Mosque, Fatih.
Fasuli, Kilic Ali Pasa Caddesi (behind Kilic Ali Pasa Mosque), Tophane.
Hayvore,Turnacibasi Sokak 4, just a few doors from Istiklal Caddesi.
Do they normally offer options of spiciness, in the cooking I mean? Or is it offered as condiments (chili etc) on the table too?
I am very optimistic that I can get myself to Istanbul in 2011.
Will be looking for beans.
Hi Robyn, your posts make me want to go back to Istanbul, and also to explore more of the rest of Turkey. We were in Istanbul for eight days in 2009 and had such a great time.


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By Elizabeth Campbell, Boston Globe Correspondent
A New England company that makes electric scooters is getting a boost from the high price of gasoline. Vectrix Corp., which is based in Middletown, R.I., and has an engineering plant in New Bedford, said its dealership total nationwide has increased from 5 to 50 in the past 100 days.
Since last year, Vectrix has shipped just 1,000 of the scooters, but that number could soon rise dramatically, given consumers' increased interest in alternatives to gas-powered vehicles.
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Maintenance involves hooking the scooter to a laptop computer to conduct a diagnostic check and look for software upgrades, Alexander said.
There are also "green" incentives for electric scooter buyers. For instance, California's Air Resources Board offers a $1,500 rebate to residents who purchase the zero-emission vehicle, said John Swanton, an air pollution specialist on the board's staff. Some other states offer alternative fuel rebates or tax credits, Swanton said. Vectrix said it is lobbying the Massachusetts Legislature to enact a rebate similar to California's.
There is no doubt that the electric vehicle industry is accelerating, said Phil Gott, director of automotive consulting at Global Insight, a Waltham forecasting firm.
"You can make electricity from anything," Gott said. "You can charge the batteries, and you can run down the road."
Elizabeth Campbell can be reached at ecampbell@globe.com.
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