returns, it appeared as though the brothers were holding themselves out as a partnership, splitting income and costs equally.
*130 James, on the other hand, testified that he never agreed to form a partnership with Greg, that he either didn't know why the tax forms were filled out as a 50/50 split or that the calculations were the result of a "mistake" made by his accountants. He also claimed to have committed tax fraud by claiming only half of his income from the Trotwood Park property. James also presented the testimony of his ex-wife and ex-accountant Linda McDowell, as well as the testimony of his attorney. Linda, too, claimed not to know why the forms were entitled "joint venture" and to have made several "mistakes" on the tax formsshe'll behave herself during my stay ...

And speaking of Vesuvius, I thought my first port of call had better be the National Archaeological Museum of Naples ... here I am promised one of the most important collections in the world of
classical ancient Roman archaeology.

The Museum's collection includes works of the highest quality produced in ancient Greek, Roman and
Renaissance times and especially Roman artifacts from nearby Pompeii, Stabiae
and Herculaneum.

Charles
of Bourbon founded the museum in the 1750s. The building he used for it had
been erected as a cavalry barracks and during its time as the seat of the
University of Naples ( from 1616 to 1777 ) – the building was extended in the
late 18th century to house an ever increasing collection of ancient artifacts.

The
greater part of the museum's classical sculpture