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Thank you, 2012! | aisha north
December 31, 2012 in Words of inspiration
This year is starting to fade away, and I can already feel the pull from the brand new one waiting in the wings. One year ago, I was full of anticipation as to what this long heralded year of 2012 would bring. I knew it was going to be intense, but as usual, I could not foresee what would really happen in the next 366 days. It has been a year of change on so many levels, but the changes have come in the most unexpected ways and in the most unpredictable of places. Some of the changes I dreamed of have yet to materialize, but changes I could not even begin to dream of, have happened out of the blue. As I write these words, I sit in a quiet cabin up in the mountains. Outside, the snow is falling quietly, and everything is blanketed in white. It is like a blank canvas, ready to be filled with colour and light, just like the brand new year we are about to enter. Looking back, I see a 2012 as a magical painting, filled with shapes and colours, light and dark, looking like no other picture I have ever seen. We have all added our parts to this picture, and together we have created something that we will always remember. I am so grateful for everything I have experienced this year, and I can hardly wait to see what we will all accomplish together in the next months. For now we stand, with ”blank paper and coloured crayons” to quote from a much loved Norwegian song, ready to once again begin manifesting a new year – and a new world. And this time, we have so many more ”colours” to choose from when we start to create our own future.
So thank you to each and every one of you for making this year into a truly magical one. It has not been an easy ride, but it has been one filled with the joy of discovering new travel companions almost every day. It is such a gift to get to know each and every one of you, and I am truly looking forward to continuing this journey in your company. I wish you all an amazing and joyful new year!
December 31, 2012 at 15:06
Happy New Year Aisha!
December 31, 2012 at 15:20
Thank you for who you are and all you are doing, Aisha. We are all traveling companions here now, and I am so looking forward to this journey we are embarking on together. Creating a whole new world…seems like a pretty big task, but for some reason, I think we are up to the job. I can feel the excitement growing. 2013 is going to be a splendid year, because we are going to make it so.
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Thank you! Your posts have consistently timely and enlightening. This column is one of the reasons I am looking forward to 2013.
Happy New Year, Aisha! And to all of my new traveling companions!
I have nothing but deep gratitude in my heart today, for this journey. It’s not always easy, but feel so fortunate to be here experiencing all of the wonder.
Thank you for everyone here, writing and sharing your adventures. I am so excited about the upcoming year! I can feel the wonderful things just waiting for us all!
I am smiling as I write this. 🙂
Thank you Aisha & Constant Companions for all that you have done for us, this year and always. You’ve really lifted our spirits, usually just in the nick of time. Thank you. I am so thankful and grateful for all the blessings that have been showered upon me. The feeling of impending doom that I felt yesterday has lifted. My love to you all.
December 31, 2012 at 17:43
2012 is ending and much is changing around us and in our world. It,s difficult now to face a stressful situation, everywhere. A smile now resolves almost any situation. Love is showering mildly upon us, what a bliss! Harmony is blossoming, true peace is at sight.
It,ll be a pleasure to work with you Aisha and with all sisters and brothers of your blog, always. A great New Age of Aquarius for All! And thank you to CCs and Heaven for taking care of us all!
Nohmad – I had yet another dream (movie). Thoughts came pouring to me.
I have set my course. Impeccable honesty, inpeccable thoughtfulness, humor. Do nothing that brings harm to others.
We can all add to this list. Please do. I would love to see other’s thoughts.
If we start living these few words, even if it is just 3% of humanity, at least it shows the way.
January 1, 2013 at 19:19
These words are my contribution to the list, bro!:
Joyful, Compassion, Equanimity, Loving – kindness, Grateful, Peaceful, Forgiving, Intuitive, Sharing, Unity, Balanced, Optimist, Generosity, Open Heartedness, Discerning, Flexibility, Cooperative,
Inclusiveness, Willingness, Genuine, Patient.
Oh oh oh I wanna add some stuff too! How about supportive, compassionate, empathetic, magnetic, ecstatic, flexible, fluid, healthy, creative and sparkly!!!! 🙂
January 2, 2013 at 02:52
oystergirl – I have to move from humor to sparkly. I like your word so much better.
December 31, 2012 at 18:46
Aisha It is like a blank canvas, ready to be filled with love, thank you so much dear Aisha,
December 31, 2012 at 19:01
Thank you, Aisha & CCs, for soul-lifting missives. I can’t imagine this last year without your wonderful bulletins. I felt despair often but would read your latest article and feel so much better, ready to carry on. Happy Beautiful Miraculous New Year & New Age to you and all. I believe 2013 is going to be one for the history books because it will be so magnificent! Peace & Love & Light.
December 31, 2012 at 20:29
Thank You for your words. Similarly, I sit in a small Missouri valley, snow quietly falling outside, my daughter plays near me, I have Ramtha on and reciting, ‘The Ritual of Christ’…
The New Earth is here…we have made the shift, it is Now.
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December 31, 2012 at 20:20
Thank you Aisha, CC’s and fellow travelers. I have always found comfort, love and support from this group. And, for that I am truly appreciative. Peaceful endings for 2012 and Happy new beginnings for 2013! with love, Jessica K
Grazie Aisha e C.C., l’incontro con voi e con le vostre missive mi sono stati di grande aiuto per capire più approfonditamente che cosa stava accadendo dentro e fuori di me, a me e a tanti, tanti, tanti amici e compagni di viaggio.
Felice e luminosa Nuova Era per tutti, per Gaia, per l’Universo! … :))) …
Thank you!!! And Happy New Era, Aisha!
Thank you Aisha and CC and Love to us All. J.
January 1, 2013 at 03:00
Oh Aisha baby you made me heart SING and every fiber and energy particle of my being sparkle when you mentioned the blank canvas!!! YES< YES YES!!!! almost like–what do you wish to see in your stocking at Christmas time next year! Think it. Feel it, Make it BEEEE! So happy to be sharing this journey with you in some way and so grateful to all the other path walkers and of course our beloved constant companions! Loving on you all and wishing you all a MIRACULOUS new year, new life and new world! Happy new year from New York! Alex
January 1, 2013 at 08:19
I feel that what is here through Aisha, the CC’s and all of those here in the company of one another will be a sustaining and invaluable asset in 2013.
What I think I mean is that I am sensing something special here that will be growing ever more beautiful and powerful.
Thank you and I am grateful to have found this connection.
Blessings, Aisha, for your shared love and light! It’s the best year yet!! Thanks for being!
January 2, 2013 at 00:52
Happy New Era to all! This forum has truly been a manuscript for survival. Not sure how I ended up here, but I really look forward to new posts and also reader comments. I would like to encourage everyone who does read this to post something atleast once. I have learned so much just from other people’s comments, questions, physical and mental symptoms, etc. etc. Taking this Journey with all of you has been a blessing. I look forward to the New beginning with all of you. Amanda
January 2, 2013 at 03:31
I wish you, Aisha and all of you, a wonderful year 2013 full of openness and novelty!
January 2, 2013 at 04:55
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Jet-Jet-Jetsetting | belle + compass
Jet-Jet-Jetsetting
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: Boyf in the living room last minute Skyping with his sister in New Orleans; clean shoesies; our room during the process of packing; our (maybe too) tiny shared suitcase.
Today's is a quick update only. In yesterday's post I mentioned that I was supposed to be leaving SP today (summer vacay what up?!). This was a lie. I was supposed to be leaving yesterday, but silly ol' me didn't bother to look closely at our flight itinerary before 12 hours after the flight left. So we hastily booked the earliest (tomorrow), most affordable (about the same as the original round-trip ticket) flight we could and today have been sitting around the house hating ourselves for being such dumbdumbs and trying to see the bright side (all our laundry has fully dried!).
So here's a sneak-peek of our preparations and look forward to Wednesday, when I will greet you from somewhere new (bonus points if you can guess! hint: there will be NATURE!)! Until then, Happy December all!
Filed Under: holidays, lifestyle, summer, travel
Location: still São Paulo
17 Responses to “Jet-Jet-Jetsetting”
rux December 9, 2012 at 9:59 PM
love the light blue wall behind you :)
Little Pieces of Light December 9, 2012 at 10:25 PM
Oh no! That's such a shame! It's so lovely to see you looking on the bright side though - I totally agree with this approach! Sometimes things like this happen. You just have to go with it. I'm sure you will have an amazing time on your holidays in any case! Looking fwd to the vacation photos :)
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mafalda. December 9, 2012 at 11:51 PM
Thank you!! Good luck for your trip :)
Fabliha Reza December 10, 2012 at 9:11 AM
oh how exciting! I'm looking forward to seeing travel pictures :)
patri December 10, 2012 at 10:43 AM
ohhhhhhh!!!!! precioso.... me encanta todo!!!
un besazo buena semana. <3
Alicia Chew December 10, 2012 at 11:00 AM
wow, i'm so jealous you're in brazil and experiencing a great summer right now!
Isa December 10, 2012 at 11:02 AM
Don't be - we don't have air conditioning.
(It's tough!)
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Ali Mackin December 11, 2012 at 2:33 AM
Your flat looks wonderful and such lovely photos. Thank you for the kind comment. Following you too!
Samii December 11, 2012 at 4:25 AM
Uh-oh! haha
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ramblingsofaninanemind December 11, 2012 at 2:33 PM
Hiya! Thanks for yoru lovely comment on my blog. :)
I'm totally loving the vintage map that you got framed back there. <3 Have fun on your vacay!
allyssa kim December 12, 2012 at 6:31 PM
I feel your pain. I did the same thing once and I very nearly just broke down crying at the airport. I hope you have a great vacation!

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Recent Faculty Publications at UNCG: Understanding Richard Hoggart by Ben Clarke
Understanding Richard Hoggart by Ben Clarke
Professor Ben Clarke, English, has recently published Understanding Richard Hoggart: A Pedgogy of Hope. According to the publisher, it "is a timely reevaluation of this foundational figure in Cultural Studies, a critical but friendly review of both Hoggart's work and reputation."
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Sootywing Studios: GDP #249 - Color Challenge Unicorn!
GDP #249 - Color Challenge Unicorn!
Update: Thanks to the Global Design Project team for picking my card as a winner this week!!
Happy Friday! I'm happy to share another card with you this week. That's 2 cards in one week. It's been a while since I've done that! I just had to play with the new Hippo Happiness bundle. The animals is this set are adorable. Of course the first one I chose had to be the unicorn. I decided to play with this week's Global Design Project color challenge. Challenge HERE.
These are really pretty colors together. So I now present my card with these colors!
The card base is the new Misty Moonlight. This is a nice pretty blue color. The unicorn is stamped in Petal Pink (with a touch of Calypso Coral on top......eeek! I had to squeeze in a darker color for the unicorn body). Behind the unicorn I die cut the squiggles in Pool Party card stock. These cute little things are included in the Hippo and Friends Dies. The white label behind the unicorn is also from that set.
On the Misty Moonlight card stock, I stamped the little star splatter image with versamark and heat embossed with white embossing powder. I stamped one of the sentiments in gray ink on Petal Pink card stock and cut out all of the words.
If you look closely you can see that I used the Misty Moonlight baker's twine and colored the white part of the twine with my Pool Party blend. That's a neat little touch!
And to finish the card I added a few of the Elegant Faceted Gems. These are great gems too. Stampin' Up! really has a bunch of fun new embellishments in the new catalog! Of course I had to get them all and try them out on all of my cards! :)
I hope you enjoyed this cute little unicorn. Have a wonderful weekend!
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Madam Mayo: From the B. Traven Conferences in Berlin / Plus Cyberflanerie
From the B. Traven Conferences in Berlin / Plus Cyberflanerie
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NSA-proof Twitter based on the bitcoin system | Soft Handover
NSA-proof Twitter based on the bitcoin system
January 15, 2014 in bitcoin, security, Twitter | Tags: linkedin
I read this morning some very interesting news about Twister, a new decentralized and anonymous Twitter-like social network. It was created by Miguel Freitas, an engineer based in Rio De Janeiro, this new micro-blogging application can’t be shut down by, for example, some nation state or large corporation. Also, Twister is designed in such a way that other users cannot know whether you are online, what your IP address is, or who you follow.
As a bitcoin “aficionado”, I find particularly interesting that the magic behind Twister is this popular alternative currency. It is another great example of the great range of potential applications that bitcoins unfold.
You can read more about this story at Wired Magazine:
Twister is surprisingly easy to use for an application that’s so new, that isn’t controlled by a central authority, and that places so much emphasis on security. Other decentralized alternatives to Twitter and Facebook — such as Pump.io, Identica and Diaspora — require that you either operate your own dedicated server or trust someone else to run a server for you. Twister works more like peer-to-peer file sharing software: Launch the app, and it connects with other users. There’s no need for a central server.
It manages this trick through the bitcoin protocol, though not the network that actually drives the digital currency. Basically, the protocol handles user registration and logins. Just as machines — called miners — verify transactions over the bitcoin network to ensure no one double-spends bitcoins and everyone spends only their own coins, a network of Twister computers verifies that user names aren’t registered twice, and that posts attached to a particular user name are really coming from that user.
Posts are handled through the BitTorrent protocol. This lets the system distribute a large number of posts through the network quickly and efficiently, and it lets users receive near-instant notifications about new posts and messages — all without the need for central servers.
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This Novel Idea: Day 275
We were reminded that this does NOT necessarily mean financial, though of course it can. It can also be blessing of a spiritual nature. I needed this distinction and I can respect and freely recognize it. I was asked today by a loving bishop where I would like to serve. This has never happened to me before. Obviously, a few years back I was told I would be in YWs. When that didn't materialize almost two years ago, I was surprised, but not disheartened as this has been a great time of growth and understanding. Apparently, I have been requested there...A LOT. He wanted to give me the opportunity to choose now or later. Personally, it does not matter. The Lord is in charge. I told him I will stay put. My time will come. I need to finish this course. Besides I worry that my energy level will not be enough to keep up with those girls right now. There have been days where I do not understand and where I am jealous. Jealous of Alma, jealous of early saints, jealous of anyone with energy. I am not content with resting. I don't know why. And yet it is what I do. I rest. I'm a rester. A 15-18 hr a day rester these past weeks. It would be one thing if the rest was making a marked difference, but I can't say that is what's happening. I had two days this week where I pushed through, but it is a fine line I walk because when the energy is gone, it is gone in a big way.
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Apologetics « A Pilgrim's Theology
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No God, No Common Sense
“The first effect of not believing in God, is that you lose your common sense.” -Father Brown, in The Oracle of the Dog, G.K. Chesterton
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“If God created all things, then lots of very common beliefs about the universe are simply wrong. Think about it: Materialism (the idea that the material, physical world is all there is) must be wrong, because there is a God. Dualism (both God and everything else have always existed side by side) must be wrong, because God created matter. Pantheism (God is in everything) and panentheism (everything is part of God) must both be wrong, because God is distinct from what he has created. God created all things, and by his will they exist.” -Andrew Wilson
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Got a Burning Q about today's Emmy nominations? You're not alone. We're listening to you! And we've got your answers in this special BQLR — Burning Qs Lightning Round!Why has an African-American woman never won Lead Actress in a Drama Series and does Kerry Washington have a legit shot? — EnnisK4, Los AngelesTo answer your first question: It could have something to do with the painful fact that, historically, Emmy largely has ignored black actresses in this key category. Need proof? Sure. The first Emmys debuted in 1949. The first African-American woman to get nominated for a leading role in a drama? Debbie Allen. For "Fame." In 1982. Overall, only five black actresses have ever made it into this category at all, Washington among them. Does that make her odds better or worse? Well, she's up against serious competition, including Robin Wright for "House of Cards" and "Homeland" star Claire Danes.[ RELATED: Netflix Crashes Emmys — Inside the 'House of Cards' Coup ] (Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)
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differential equations - Heat Conduction where thermal diffusivity depends on z - Mathematica Stack Exchange
I'd like to know why Mathematica is not solving this problem for me. Let's imagine a body in which the thermal diffusivity varies with z (we have a cyllindrical simmetry). I want to know what is the temperature distribution in a time t, at radius r and depth z.
tdiff[z_] := 0.5 + 0.1 UnitStep[z - 1] + 0.2 UnitStep[z - 2];
D[u[r, z, t], z, z] + (1/r) D[r D[u[r, z, t], r], r] - (tdiff[z]) D[u[r, z, t], t];
ImplicitRegion[True, {{r, 0.001, 200}, {z, 0, 3}, {t, 0, 1000}}];
{eqn == NeumannValue[30 - u[r, z, t], z == 0],
DirichletCondition[ u[r, z, t] == 35, z == 3],
DirichletCondition[u[r, z, t] == 0, r == 200],
DirichletCondition[u[r, z, t] == 35 + 5 Exp[-r^2] Exp[-z], t == 0],
D[u[r, z, t], t] == 0 /. t -> 0},
u, {r, z, t} ∈ Ω]
Mathematica takes forever and does not solve the problem. Why is that?
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$\begingroup$ Did you check what D[u[r, z, t], t] == 0 /. t -> 0 yields? Why are you making u independent of t? $\endgroup$ – Feyre Jul 5 '16 at 11:03
$\begingroup$ Actually, that condition was meant to happen when t-> infinity. My bad. $\endgroup$ – J.Edwards Jul 5 '16 at 16:30
There are a few issues with this: You give {r,z,t} as one region, also the initial condition is given as a DirichletCondition this leads NDSolve to treat this as a 3D example; that however, leads to problems as then the PDE is convection dominated. I also changed the equation to what I think you want, but check that. So this will work:
eqn = tdiff[z]*
D[u[t, r, z],
t] - (D[u[t, r, z], z, z] + (1/r) D[r D[u[t, r, z], r], r]);
Ω = ImplicitRegion[True, {{r, 1/1000, 200}, {z, 0, 3}}];
sol = NDSolveValue[{eqn == NeumannValue[30 - u[t, r, z], z == 0],
DirichletCondition[u[t, r, z] == 35, z == 3],
DirichletCondition[u[t, r, z] == 0, r == 200],
u[0, r, z] == 0
}, u, {t, 0, 1000}, {r, z} ∈ Ω]
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$\begingroup$ Thank you very much! I was not aware that Mathematica could distinguish the time variable from the spatial ones. In fact, what you wrote is something similar to what I wanted. Thanks, once again! $\endgroup$ – J.Edwards Jul 5 '16 at 16:33
$\begingroup$ @J.Edwards glad I could help. $\endgroup$ – user21 Jul 5 '16 at 16:35
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December 2014 – Culinary Adventures
Ring in the New Year with Risotto at Sonoma!
Posted on December 31, 2014 by foodieratatouille
What sane person out there doesn’t love a good risotto? So creamy! So flavorful! So… delicious!
I think my favorite risotto in Doral might be the Seafood Saffron Risotto at Olivos — which I have yet to blog about — but a close second would likely be the seafood risotto at Sonoma Restaurant*.
Garnished with clams and mussels, Sonoma’s seafood risotto did not disappoint. It didn’t taste overly salty or overly sweet, and was even the slightest bit tangy, likely because of the tomato in the recipe. Overall, not only a nice presentation, but also a great fusion of flavors. And the large portion size didn’t hurt either. (I had enough leftovers for a full lunch the next day!) Rating? I think I’ll give this a good.
The rest of the menu at Sonoma looks pretty good too. There’s a variety of entrees to choose from, and the restaurant also has daily specials. If you’re into lunch specials, try something off the “Executive Lunch” specials menu. Just north of $10 each (unless you order fish)!
Not convinced to go yet? Well, this “New American” restaurant has outdoor seating and a great view from the back! Let’s just say it’s not something you’d expect to find in a location like Doral. And that’s all I’m sayin’. If you want to find out more, you’ll just have to see it for yourself.
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From Farm to Grill, Sea to Table at Green Plate Asian Bistro
Posted on December 28, 2014 by foodieratatouille
Noodles, sushi, and meats. How could a menu get any more complete than that?!
A frolleague of mine recently introduced me to an Asian restaurant she stumbled upon in a suburb of Miami. Green Plate Asian Bistro* in Doral opened in July 2014 and claims to be “a combination of authentic Chinese, Thai, and Japanese culinary culture with a modern twist.” Given my inclination towards fusion cuisine, I didn’t hesitate to give it a go.
I went for lunch and tried the Steak Teriyaki Bento Box. I originally asked for the Sushi Bento, but decided to pick something else since my waitress couldn’t tell me what the chef’s choice sushi was — and I wasn’t in a very risky mood that day. I was impressed with the extensive menu of bento boxes Green Plate offered. (Each bento box comes with a choice of miso soup or house salad, a California roll, a spring roll, and seaweed salad.)
Feeling healthy, I started off with a house salad with ginger dressing. Standard fare, nothing special there — but not that I was expecting anything extraordinary. I’d give it an okay.
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Brought this in Feb of 2018, the assembling was fairly simple, but not everyone can do it. The instruction arn't completely clear. Have to use one engineering head at times.
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Sharepoint Website Permissions
I am running SharePoint 2016 on premise. My company is using this as the website engine. I have designed the website and all, but I realize that trying to browse to the website from an external browser always prompts me to login.
What settings do I have to change to make this website accessible to anonymous visitors? I have fiddled with some settings like the Anonymous Access rights, but to no avail.
sharepoint-enterprise sharepoint-server permissions
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You have two steps to allow anonymous Access to your SharePoint Site
At Central Administration > Manage web applications > Select your web application > from the above ribbon select authentication provider > Click on Default > Check Enable anonymous access
At your site Collection > Site Settings > Users and Permissions > Site Permission > at the above ribbon > select anonymes aceess > Select Entire Web Site
Thanks for you advice thus far. I am curious though...is there anything else that I need to do. I have done all that you prescribed and still have to login when I attempt to browse to the site from an external resource. Do I need to modify Windows Authentication or Forms Based Authentication options? – trevoirwilliams Sep 14 '16 at 14:38
Dear @trevoirwilliams , first Make sure that master page and layout and image files are checked in and published as a major version , also use fiddler to trace that infragistics.com/community/blogs/anton_staykov/archive/2010/08/… , also you can send to me the URL of your site to check it from my side as anonymous user , please don't hesitate to tell me if you need more clarification , – Mohamed El-Qassas MVP♦ Sep 14 '16 at 22:02
Thanks for the offer. Challenge with allowing you to test it is that it is currently not published for access via the internet. I will test it with fiddler and try to ascertain the fallacies accordingly. I will let you know my findings. – trevoirwilliams Sep 15 '16 at 14:42
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What to do when you get Income tax Notice ? | incometaxdoubts
What to do when you get Income tax Notice ?
Posted on July 12, 2016 by Chandrashekar M
Never ignore a notice received from the tax authorities. Do not panic and be compliant. Non-compliance with the notice or failure to produce the required documents could lead to a penalty of Rs 10,000 in addition to tax and penal interest. It is a myth that tax authorities are out to harass taxpayers to extract additional tax from them.
Check details :
Check the given details of notice i.e. your name, address, PAN number etc. It is possible that the notice was meant for someone who shares your name or date of birth. Go by the PAN even if there is a discrepancy in the name and address. The department issues notices according to PAN, not name. For electronic notices, check document identification number available on each communication with tax authorities.
Check sender’s details: A notice must have the name and designation of the officer, his signature, stamp, official address and should mention the income tax ward and circle.
Motive of the notice :
Understand motive of the notice. Why the notice has been sent to you.
Preserve envelope:
The envelope in which the notice is sent is an important piece of evidence. It will have the Speed Post number, which establishes when the notice was posted and served to you.
Make copies of notice: You can’t afford to lose the notice, so make photocopies and/or scan and store it on your computer.
Check the validity:
Check is whether notice is issued within the time limit permitted by the IT Act. A notice under Section 143(3) for scrutiny assessment has to be served within six months of the end of the financial year in which the return was filed. If served later than this period, it will be deemed invalid. However, a notice served under Section 148 can reopen a case even up to six years from the end of the relevant assessment year if the Assessing Officer has reasons to suspect income evasion. If the amount in question is less than Rs 1 lakh, only up to four-year-old returns can be reopened for scrutiny.
Should you Seek help?
Should you seek help from an expert when you get a notice? If the notice is simply about a factual matter, such as an arithmetical error, TDS mismatch or deduction amount, a taxpayer may respond on his own. But when it is a serious issue, such as a notice for scrutiny or reassessment under Section 148, one should get a professional to respond. It would cost money, but it would ensure that the matter is skillfully handled. A chartered accountant will be better equipped to deal with the situation and provide apt responses. But do understand what is being asked, why and how you are responding.
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Paperkicks: 2017
When I don't quite know what to paint!
Happy Watercolor Wednesday everyone!! Today's post is all about the blank page. I am finding that the parallels between writing and painting are striking. Both involve paper, color/ink, and ideas. So what happens when nothing comes to mind in writing? Journal. Write what comes to mind. Don't stop to think. Just write. So, what happens when the ideas for paintings stop? Just paint. Don't stop to think. Dab the colors from your pallet and just go for it.
If you have been following me for a while, you know that I post most of my journal explorations on Instagram. I almost did not post the painting above, because to me, it was just randomness. Turns out, people really responded to it and seemed to like it. So, you never know. Those 'just do it' moments may actually turn out to be pretty great.
In previous posts, I gave you all information about World Watercolor Month. This week is the last week to enter for a huge giveaway. Head over to Angela Fehr's website by clicking the image above to find out more. This week's challenge is cherry, lemon, and turquoise. I've started on one idea, but I'm not thrilled with it. When I finally land on something, I may update this post.
Until next time, what do you do to get 'unstuck'? Let me know in the comment section below. Until next week, paint your heart out!
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Taking time to reset the pallet
Happy Watercolor Wednes....ummmm...Saturday, folks! Yes, like George Washington, I cannot tell a lie. I'm late with this week's post, but there are 35 reasons why. Earlier this week, I was at a conference with this great group of teachers learning how to be better in the classroom so that students are prepared for....wait for it....life!
The finest educators I know...all are dedicated to helping students be successful!
Yes, this truly is my first passion. Ensuring that students are empowered to make a difference. Students are our future, and the time investment is so worth it. But enough sappy-stuff...on to this week's post.
One thing I know our students truly hate is when a teacher says...'try that again,' or 'if you considered adding ___ here, then ___.' Yep, we're talking about revision, do-overs, and even starting all over again. But isn't that what learning is all about? One thing our dear young students...and even adults...do not realize is the greats from Beethoven to Dr. Seuss all drafted, re-worked, and even scratched a project to start all over again. Yes, perfection is not immediate. It takes time, patience, and honest reflection. That is when the best in each of our selves shine. So below is a review of some of my favorite do-overs. I'll begin with the ugly, maybe the better, and then my current best. By no means am I finished. Staring into the eyes of the teachers above, I know I've only just begun! Enjoy!
First attempt at an...yes...apple. Yes, to me, it's more like a pumpkin. Painted 2016
Today's version...looks a little more like an apple!
April 2017's version of cactus with flower buds
April 27, 2017...following along with Jay Lee Watercolor on YouTube
July 2017's version. This was painted from cacti in my own yard. A true original.
Thanks for scrolling through the entire post. And if you know a teacher, please thank them for all they do for kiddos. Until next week...paint your heart out!!
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Happy Watercolor Wednesday to you! This post is a little late today because I've been operating on island time. Mr. Pat and I have been enjoying deep sea fishing, bay fishing, with a dash of eating good island food and shopping. That explains all of the beach scenes for this week. And all of these paintings are outside of my comfort zone. Okay, all of watercolor is outside my comfort zone, but by focusing on the modern florals, I felt I was making progress. Painting a different subject has brought me back to square one mainly because I'm still relying on an ability to draw or sketch out what I'm painting...even if it is with a brush. I figured a Nautilus would be pretty easy to paint. It's just a spiral, right? The reference was actually a sand representation, so it had the basic shape, but not the colors. I could, and should, have pulled up a reference photo, but I didn't. I created my own extra-large Nautilus overtaking the sea!
This abstract was inspired by some pillows in our condo. The colors reminded me of the beautiful deep sea colors, so I thought that would be a great title page for this latest journal. I've said that I like the smaller size before, but after painting in another journal close to this size, I'm finding that I have more room and freedom to create works. I'm truly loving this journal.
To capture the feel of yesterday, I decided to paint this scene. The saying comes from an accent piece in the condo, and the umbrella was inspired by an Instagram post of a beach scene in Italy. I opted to paint one umbrella and add the flip flops. I do like how the boardwalk turned out. I used a mixture of Raw Sienna, Burnt Umber and Payne's Gray. All of the blues are a variety of Cobalt, Cerulean and Thalo. I also used Viridian mixed in to create various hues of aqua. With all of this risk-taking, I'm happy that I discovered something in the process. I painted the ocean colors on either side of the boardwalk, first. Then I decided to add the umbrella. I wasn't sure how it would turn out given the transparency of watercolor. But because the values of the umbrella were same, just more pigment, I was able set the umbrella on top of the water, and even the boardwalk. This was a happy accident and surprise, and I do think knowing this will help me with my florals.
I think this one is my favorite so far. I watched Ohn Mar Win paint some loose coral shapes, and decided to do the same. I did google a reference photo this time, and while the fish are a little misshapen, I do like the depth and variation of the scene. For the corals in all of the paintings, I used a combination of Cadmium Red Hue, Alizarin Crimson, and Cadmium Yellow.
Thanks for stopping by, and until next week paint your heart out...and dare to take a few risks!
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Inspired by the beautiful pink blooms on our Crepe Myrtle tree
When I began this journey in March 2017, I really didn't have a plan for my progression. I just started painting. In order to do that, I have been relying upon other's pieces and demonstrations to produce my art. While I have several unique pieces, today's post is all about drawing inspiration from what is around me. The painting above is inspired by two photos I took of the flowering Crepe Myrtle in our yard. Every year, the showy tree does not fail to produce gorgeous blooms and foliage.
Crepe Myrtle Leaves-close up
I began with the leaves and the woody stems. I used a simple shape for the leaves with a watery concentration of Sap Green and Viridian Hue. As I added the leaves, I also dropped in more concentrated colors to add variation. Then I painted the woody stems in Burnt Sienna, Payne's Gray, and Raw Umber mix. By touching the base of each leaf, I was able to transition from the brown to the green gradually.
Next, I decided to treat the blooms with a wet-in-wet technique. This produced the lacy effect of all of the individual flowers which make up the total bloom. Instead of wetting the entire area, I dotted clean, clear water where I wanted the blooms to go. Then I dotted Permanent Rose in the dots of water and all around until I had the desired shape. After the pink hue dried a bit, I added hints of the stem and round balls for the buds.
What I love about watercolor is this entire process took less than an hour. I was able to incorporate all of the techniques I have been learning over the past few months, and it feels good to produce something that is all my own.
Please leave a comment below and let me know how you draw inspiration. What is your process for producing your art? I'd love to hear from you. Until next week, paint your heart out!
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Happy weekend to you! I feel this week's journal update will be lacking some. June is an extremely busy month for me. One would think that when school ends, the fun begins...but the opposite is true when you are on the team to help prepare for school start-up in August. Because of the frantic pace, I didn't have the patience to slow down to practice. At any rate, I post whether the art is great or not so great. Thanks for stopping by!!
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Life can get monotonous, but break the monotony,
and a desire for the routine returns!
Here's hoping you are having a wonderful first day of the week. Like Watercolor Wednesday, this week's #100daysofwatercolorexercises post is late as well. Last week, I spent time with teachers in developing best practices for teaching reading. This week, I'm the learner with my own teachers learning best practices for teaching writing. When I'm home, however, I'm putting as much time as I can into watercolor. The painting above was born out of shear exhaustion and an appreciation for the daily routine I had developed for practicing watercolor.
Just a few berries and leaves
The next two paintings, above and below, are catch-up paintings for Instagram. See Watercolor Wednesday #14 for the details, but both of these were inspired by Introduction to Floral Watercolor by Jenna Rainey.
Practiced layering leaves and color to add depth and complexity
I will leave you all with this last image...a favorite of mine. I attempted to add layers of leaves in this painting as well as add distinct centers to the flowers. I did follow Jenna Rainey's composition on page 25 of her book. After following her expert example, I am left with more questions than answers. Nonetheless, progress is being made each day, and I'm glad I have time to catch-up and practice. Next week will be busy as well, but not nearly as busy as these two weeks have been.
My question for you is, what do you do when you cannot paint? How to you keep the creativity flowing, if you don't have the time? Please share your thoughts and ideas with me. Until next time, paint your heart out!
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Happy Father's Day everyone! Today's post is a tribute to all of the hard-working dads who devote their time and attention to their families. Above is a card that I painted for my husband. Simple is best for a masculine card, I always say! I hope you all are enjoying burgers, hot dogs, and family fun today.... Stay cool!!
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Analogous Colors and Flat Brush Marks
Happy Father's Day everyone! Yes, that should read 'Happy Watercolor Wednesday,' but last week was a monster of a week. It was hard finding a moment to breathe, must less post. Some weeks I will have to be okay with 'better late than never.' Because it's been hectic, I decided to work with a book by Jenna Rainey at Mon Voir. The book is Introduction to Floral Watercolor. I cannot seem to get enough inspiration or practice! Her book is definitely for the beginner, but there is something for everyone. She is also coming out with a book in the fall called Everyday Watercolor. You can pre-order on Amazon, and now is a great time to do so because it's only $15.17!
In addition to working with this book over the past few weeks, I've been dabbling with some galaxy painting. I decided to use a flat brush technique for the 'galaxy' below, and to achieve the tri-color effect, I swiped my 1" flat into red, yellow and orange.
To finish my galaxy, I added some Copic white splatters and 'stars'. This is not your typical galaxy by any means, but I had fun watching the colors mix and meld together!
Tri-color Galaxy
Until next Wednesday [which will be on time], paint your heart out!
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In art and in life, it's always important to take time to play...
Good Saturday morning to you! This post will center on those lovely Hot Colors of Summer. I have a lot of work, work to do today, so my art time has been cut drastically. When that happens, the only thing to do is strengthen the basics. So this week, I spent a lot of time with analogous colors and brush stroke practice. I also decided to scan my art in to see if the colors come through more true to what I actually see. Let me know what you think! Until next week...Paint your heart out!
Warm Colors with Cool Purple...Concentric Circles
Summertime Galaxy...looks like taffy!
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Keeping edges soft...
I am finally learning to either wet the paper first--or--blend out hard edges.
Happy Watercolor Wednesday to you everyone! Today's post is dedicated to hard edges, or the lack thereof. Being a watercolor newbie, it is easy to guess what I've struggled with most...the vehicle for the pigment or water control. Watercolor teachers, hobbyists, and YouTubers have all said the same thing: keep practicing, you'll get the hang of it. While that is good advice, I stumbled upon an artist that helped me fast forward the trial-and-error phase of my journey.
I introduced Louise De Masi in my previous post, WCW #12: Layers. Her care in explaining each move she makes with water and pigment truly helped. For the larkspur painting, I started with a 'shiny-wet' application of water. Then I dropped in pigment to watch the petals form. While I'm always mesmerized by the movement of the pigment, I was even more amazed by the lack of hard edges when it dried. That was one lesson learned.
For this painting, i took care to blend hard edges before they dried.
Another favorite YouTube watercolor instructor is Steve Mitchell with The Mind of Watercolor. I have mentioned him in previous posts as well. He, too, takes great care to explain each and every minute step he takes when watercoloring. The first painting represents weeks of study...not only painting the flowers, but controlling the water to achieve the look I desire.
I'm sure in the weeks and months to come, water control will continue to be a concern of mine as I know I haven't fully mastered the balance. But seeing some progress certainly helps me stay motivated to experiment and not worry about mistakes...especially when hard edges are unwanted.
I hope this post is a little helpful. Let me know how you learned water control while painting, or even what you are still struggling with. Together, I'll bet we can figure it out! Until next time...paint your heart out!
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Matters Of The Heart: Live Chat for Birth Moms :)
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Novalee November 17, 2011 at 11:38 AM
My name is Kayla on Feb 17, 2010 i gave birth to a baby boy at the age of 17 my senior year of higgschool. I was not ready to be a mother single with no employment and nothing to give him besides my love. So during my pregnancy i arranged an open adoption with a couple who is close family friends. She had been wanting a child and since they gotten married had three miscarriages and was losing hope. The whole process was and is very hard for me to this day. I do not regret my decision at all but I just have a hole it seems in my heart from goin through all the pain and joy of being pregnant and birth but im not a mom. It is the best and hardest decision of my life but everytime i see how happy he is and how much he loves his mommy and daddy and all he's things (hes very spoiled) it makes all my own loss and everything completly worth it. I have never spoken with any other birth moms and i feel it would help me. So any birth mom's willing to talk to me i would very much apperciate it add me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kayla.lawless1 or email me at unr2014@hotmail.com. Thank you!!!
Krystal Gillespie August 23, 2013 at 11:50 PM
But Kayla, you ARE a mom! You are a birth parent. You gave a wonderful gift to a family who wanted that more than anything and that was the best thing you could have possibly done for your child. Whether that baby is with another family or not, you still carried your baby and you, as a mother, made the best possible decision you could have for that baby. You are wonderful don't forget that!! <3
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Hi. My name is elisa and I'm 23 years old. I'm 7 months with my first child and I haven't found the gender yet because I'm waiting for my insurance card for the sonogram. This whole experience has been a freak out and difficult because its a secret to mine and his family. We've chosen a semi open adoption and the next move I believe is to go meet the new parents as soon as I get the sonogram done. I'm very nervous and anxious and a little terrified. We are not ready and decided that this is the best choice r the child but I'm so uneasy its unreal. The decision is still solid with us but we still feel as if were letting the child down and just want the best for him or her. I know I'm not that young so adoption may seem silly to others but with no job and no school currently and just now getting insurance, it seems like the best answer even though it'll probably be the hardest choice we have ever made as individuals and as a couple....thats my comment for now. Thank you


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Near the Colter Bay Marina where you can take trips onto Jackson Lake. Vintage, real log cabins but comfortable. Showers have very little light and no heat - the only downside in our opinion. Bed was comfortable and you park right in front of the room. Two types of restaurants within walking distance. We ate at the CBV Ranch House (the more upscale one).Salad bar and soup and very reasonable prices. Our Prime Rib was cooked to order and our server Joel was terrific. Wi-Fi is a bit spotty here. Great in the restaurant and bar though. The Bar is always packed.
Room Tip: Ask to be near the restaurants. You can walk to the Park Headquarters and the Marina with no effort.
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We loved our stay in a Colter Bay cabin at the end of May. My daughter and I were in a cabin with one wall of floor to ceiling windows (we never did figure out why that wall had windows because it only faced other cabins - no view). Everything was clean (except the floor). Beds were comfortable. No amenities, but that was well described on the website when we made the reservation, so we had no expectations of any. We could easily walk (or drive) to the office, store, restaurant, lake, gift shop. The view of the Tetons by the Lake was AMAZING! My daughter was unpleasantly surprised by an ice cold shower on the second morning :-(, and the lack of cell phone service around the property was a little frustrating, but overall, we really enjoyed our stay. Thankful for the recommendation of this place by friends who stay at this property each time they visit. We do hope to visit again in the future, and stay more than just 2 nights!
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Thank you for your response, and I am very happy you had a wonderful time here in beautiful Grand Teton National Park. Our convenient location does make for a wonderful vacation. I am sorry your experiences with the showers were less than ideal. However, I can assure you we have made the appropriate steps to alleviate the issues and appreciate your feedback. We welcome you back soon and thank you again for your review of Colter Bay Village.
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We recently spent 2 nights in a charming log cabin that had been moved from a "dude" ranch to Colter Bay. It was rustic, but clean and comfortable. The beds were comfortable, and the bathroom was perfectly clean. Staying in the cabins made an already memorable experience even more fun and were only a short walk from wonderful places to sit and enjoy the view. Be sure to take a flashlight for walking back to the cabin after dark.
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We loved our cabin!!we had a two bedroom, one bath for two families. I loved the quaint cabins that were really clean and comfy. It was a little rustics (no TV, no wifi in the cabins), but super welcoming and cozy. The staff was really friendly and welcoming - giving us lots of tips on things to do etc. staying here after a day in Yellowstone was great! It is a bit pricey - but that's just the way it is in national Parks. I would stay here again in a heart beat.
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Our cabin was situated on the edge of the campground, so we had woods behind us, which added to the rustic charm of this place. The decor was really basic, and the bedding was cozy and warm. We were concerned about our heat in the cabin because temperatures outside were in the 30s-40s at night. Our concerns were unfounded, and we were all warm. There's no TV here, and no wi-fi (much to our children's dismay), so if you hope to unplug, this is the perfect location! With 8 of us in a cabin with one bathroom, it was a bit trying. There's a VERY rustic stand-up shower, and the bathroom is small. But, it's in the cabin (we had a two-bedroom cabin with a bath in between the two rooms). We were really looking for a "camping" feel with a little more protection than a tent would have given us with cool outdoor temps. And, this cabin gave us just that! Also, within about 100 yards of our cabin, there is a really nice bath house, that families could use. The marina is also within walking distance of the cabins, and has canoe and kayak rentals on the lake with an awesome view. We loved this, and even our sometimes hard-to-please kids (ranging in age from 10-20) liked the place. Check it out if you're looking for a rustic value in the Tetons!
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Think of Colter Bay Village as summer camp for the entire family ~ kayaking, canoeing, horseback riding, log cabins, and a general store. This resort village on the northern shore of Jackson Lake has it all, and provides affordable vacationing. It’s everything you would want in a genuine Grand Teton National Park vacation. Picture a bustling marina with everything from boat rentals and gear shops to restaurants and a visitor center. On the wooded hill nearby, you will find a variety of accommodations where families of all types prepare for the day’s adventure. Colter Bay is an endless, untamed, Jackson Hole type of adventure. ... more less
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Castle entryway colored | Ruth's Artwork
Previous Minimal wash on the castle Next An Extravagant German Doorway
Oct 18, 2015 @ 12:48:48
i like it! Almost looks like it’s glowing!
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Oct 20, 2015 @ 00:21:29
Looking good so far. Did you use the elegant writer again? It looks like it.
Oct 20, 2015 @ 09:22:14
Yes, but I think I’m going to go back to the regular pen for a bit.
Oct 20, 2015 @ 14:05:49
Very interesting, Ruth. I like the color choices in this. It looks old and ancient for sure! Will be interested in seeing more from Germany
Oct 20, 2015 @ 17:31:45
Thanks. I am excited to see what photos my son brought back from his trip (plus all of the chocolate!)
Nov 01, 2015 @ 14:59:29
oh this is SO beautiful! what a glowing color.
Thanks. I have had fun with the elegant writer pen and the German drawings. I love to imagine what vibrant colors might have been used centuries ago. Even now, you can see buildings that are a kind of coral red stucco and some bright yellows.


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Common Sense for the 21st Century: Moral Hazard
“Moral Hazard” (for a longer discussion) was one of the most important – and necessary – factors that allowed the Great Recession of 2008 to occur. Indeed, it may have compelled it to happen sooner or later. So, maybe a sufficient factor, too. For the mathematicians out there, moral hazard may have been a “necessary and sufficient” factor for the Great Recession of 2008, the Recession that was nearly the Second Great Depression.
So, what IS this thing called “moral hazard”?
Moral hazard is a condition or set of conditions that present a person or a business with the opportunity to make a bet where “heads I win, tails you lose.” We all look for bets like this but few present themselves to us because we have laws that try to make life … more fair. And a moral hazard bet is inherently unfair.
The kind of moral hazard that presented itself so often to the banks in the early 2000’s was being able to write a mortgage for a family, take a fee for the transaction, and then sell the mortgage to another bank or financial institution. If the mortgage holder were to default on his monthly payments, the mortgage writer and his bank would be off the hook; the bank that bought the mortgage would take the loss. Another example is making high-risk high-reward trades for a bank where if the trades work out the bank profits enormously and so does the trader; if the trades fail, the trader still has his salary and his bonuses and his bank will be rescued by the government (heads you win, tails the government – the taxpayer – loses) because it is “too big to fail,” too important to the health of the financial sector of the economy (finance is the new tail that wags our economy).
Moral hazard was the pre-condition that finally led to the government having to bail out the banks in 2008 and 2009. The government HAD to bail out the banks for fear of the credit system drying up and crashing. But what allowed that condition to exist in the first place was the rolling back of some Depression era banking regulations, specifically the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 which separated commercial banks (with ordinary depositors, like you and me) from investment banks (with fat cat investors who want a high return on their deposits). Allowing these two kinds of banks to operate under one roof put ordinary peoples’ deposits at risk when an investment banker took a risk that failed.
The condition of moral hazard is insidious because traders are forced to make high-risk high-reward bets because they are “heads we win, tails someone else loses” kinds of bets, they are winning gambles, they are “sure things.” Not to take advantage of the moral hazard conditions would put the trader’s business at risk with clients who want high rewards; not to take advantage of the moral hazard conditions would be to accept being at a competitive disadvantage with his peers, his competitors and his clients.
Moral hazard was dangerous because it led – inevitably – to the federal government having to bail out banks to the tune of trillions of dollars. Without regulations in place to prevent moral hazard conditions, a crash is inevitable, sooner or later.
But here’s a funny thing. Had you, dear reader, been a trader at one of those banks, you would have made those high-risk trades, or you would have been less successful than your peers at the bank and you’d have taken a huge risk of being fired. The young man who chooses not to pay for health insurance who then falls sick and uses the local hospital’s Emergency Room – at the public’s expense – is another example of moral hazard. But here is something else even funnier: you, dear reader and most every American, routinely demands moral hazard of your government. How so? Because you demand government services but you don’t want to be responsible for paying for them. How many of you want a strong defense, want good schools for your kids and mine, safe roads and bridges, unemployment insurance just in case, a sound Social Safety Net, and most if not all the rest – how many of you want these things, but then give your vote to the guy who promises to cut your taxes?
Moral hazard? It’s sort of American, isn’t it? How much longer can we afford it? As things are today, the banks are larger than they ever were and they still play under conditions of moral hazard; we WILL experience another Great Recession, sooner or later, because the conditions demand it. Maybe a Second Great Depression. And because your Congressman (the same one you elected to cut your taxes) has not heard YOU demand that Moral Hazard in Finance is unacceptable!


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Is Kevin Cheng losing status in TVB? Wednesday, December 05, 2012
Expect to see fierce competition between well-loved TVB artistes Wayne Lai, Kevin Cheng and Raymond Lam for the Best Actor award at the upcoming annual Hong Kong TVB Awards on December 17.
Kevin, who has spent most of his time filming dramas in China recently, has been nominated for Best Actor award for his outstanding performance in Gloves Come Off.
However, rumour has it that TVB's high level management has internally decided to ban Kevin from winning top honours for the second consecutive time this year.
An insider revealed TVB's management initially selected Kevin to be the most suitable actor for its upcoming period drama, Cold Mountain Hidden Dragon, scheduled to air in 2013. However, the actor was reluctant and rejected the role immediately as soon as he was informed that former rumoured girlfriend, Charmaine Sheh would be casted as the female lead.
TVB's high level management was reportedly furious with him and had to restructure the entire story plot; Kevin's fellow colleague, Kenneth Ma was offered the role of male lead eventually.
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Joan: It is now 11 weeks since my shoulder surgery. I have been driving since week 6, don’t have to wear my sling anymore, and am able to do light tasks with my right arm. I still can’t lift anything heavier than a pound or two, but am feeling much better. I am finally sleeping better, and have more energy.
Meantime, I am sorting through kitchen and bathroom cabinets, closets and drawers. We plan a garage sale for the middle of April, and will sell lots of extra “stuff”, some of our furniture and accessories, and anything we won’t need in the few months that are left before David retires.
As we sort through our possessions, we are amazed at just how much “stuff” we have; many items have not been used for a long time. So far, we have 3 totes full of those items we have decided to keep; photo albums, a few things that belonged to our parents, letters from our son when he was away in the Navy, and several collectibles that have special meaning to us. We are amazed at how little we will be storing; which just goes to prove that most of our possessions were not all that important to our quality of life.
We have been throwing away a few things; donating lots of items we know won’t sell at our garage sale, taking clothing and shoes to a sister’s consignment shop, and have advertised some specialty items on Craigslist-which are selling well. What’s amazing is how easy it has been to let go of all our excess possessions; we had anticipated more reluctance, especially with our collectibles. Instead, letting go of these things is almost a relief, as it brings us closer to our new life as happy wanderers.
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Although I love studying intellectual history, I like books about stuff (AND books about numbers, for that matter). It’s important to recogonize how certain commodities can change in value over time. This is one of the things I enjoy pondering when I’m helping make historic recreation sets for movies. There may be objects or substances that we are only used to seeing out of context, perhaps on display in a museum. But at one time they may have been more useful or at-hand, or even more important to daily life. How do stuff-historians do their research? Is “Salt” or “Gold” just a vehicle for a freewheeling exploration of history across thousands of years (like “Salt manufacturing was relevant in India. Now let me talk about Ghandi and British Colonialism for 20 pages”) or are the commodities treated as characters throughout history, that need to be broken apart and scrutinized before they can be understood.
This is a really good set of questions. The short answer is I don’t really know, but I assume it depends on the book. My dirty little secret is that I haven’t really read many of these books; I read Salt and Cod and Pi and one of the zero ones, and that’s about it. Salt was pretty good, although I think it actually did suffer from the sort of thing you describe: in other words, “let me talk about things that touch on salt and I think are interesting” coming after some discrete introductory sections that talk about why salt is so important to analyze in the first place. The two different kinds of writing aren’t necessarily as unified as they might be.
I forgot about Pi ! That’s basically the coolest book ever. The author has MAJOR beef with the Roman Empire, mostly because they burned the library at Alexandria.


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