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[Trans] 1140925 JYJ Asia Tour Concert in Thailand Press Conference Interview
Posted on October 6, 2014 by Momma Cha
The press conference took place at the Central World on 24 Sept 2014
Q: Please greet the fans and the media.
JYJ: Hello we are JYJ
Q: The 3 of you haven't visited Thailand for 3 years. How do you feel visiting us this time?
JJ: I'm very glad to get a chance to meet the fans again because we haven't been here for 3 years, and I'm glad there are many fans waiting for us until now. I'd like to thank the sponsors for inviting us to have this concert.
YC: I'd like to tell the fans I'm very touched. Although we haven't visited here for 3 years but there are still many fans welcoming us. Thank you so much.
JS: I'd like to thank our fans again and we are having the final 2014 concert here in Thailand which means a lot to us, it's a good opportunity for us to meet our fans this year.
Q: 2014 JYJ ASIA TOUR CONCERT IN THAILAND "THE RETURN OF THE KING" is considered the great comeback, what will the fans see in JYJ – The King?
YC: The concert will take place tomorrow with the theme "THE RETURN OF THE KING", and it has a good meaning. We have also prepared cool shows for the fans so we don't want any fans to miss the concert tomorrow.
Q: JYJ latest album "Just Us" reached the no. 1 all kill spot on every chart right after the album was released and it was also nominated on the music show without being promoted, how do you feel about it?
JJ: We haven't had the album together for 3 years so we gave our whole hearts in "Just Us' album, and you all will get to listen to this album tomorrow. We wish all the fans come to support us.
Q: All 3 of you are very good at singing, could you tell us how you share the lyrics part when you sing together?
JJ: We sat and discussed who was good for each part so we could express our feelings more clearly in that part of the songs.
Q: What are JYJ specialties?
JS: JYJ are different to other singers because we can sing with many vocals, for example, I can sing the high notes and other members can sing medium and low notes to make the best of the songs. This is our charm.
Q: This album is full of JYJ creations, please select a song that suits you the most and tell us why?
JS: I like 'Valentine". This song suits me well because I'm charming and this song is charming. This song can express who I am very well.
JJ: This is a very difficult question. I choose the song "Let me see". I personally like this song because it means a lot to me and we all 3 sing this song together.
YC: I like "Valentine" , it's been a year since this song was recorded but when we sing it again it can still grab my heart. I really like this song.
Q: Jaejoong, you once apologized to the fans you didn't have the 6 packs to show them in your drama. So will the fans see them in the concert tomorrow?
JJ: I think it'd be difficult because, honestly, I've been eating a lot lately but if the fans really want to see them I'll reconsider about it.
Q: Junsu, you are considered a musical star and your sexy role in the Musical Dracula has just ended. Could you tell us how you selected the musical role?
JS: When I considered the musical role I'd listen to their musical songs if I liked one of them I'd accept the role right away, but if there's none that I like, then I have to reconsider again.
Q: What if Jaejoong or Yoochun accepted to take the role in the musical Dracula. Which roles would suit them the best and why?
JS: Jaejoong suits the Dracula role because his of facial features but there's another role for Yoochun as the guy who is very into love, I think it suits Yoochun well.
Q: JYJ have been friends for more than 10 years. Is there anything you like to tell each member but hasn't had a chance to do it yet?
JJ: If there's anything I'd like to say but didn't have the chance before, I think it'd be difficult to say it right now on the stage. Talking in private is a better idea.
Q: The fans always feel pity for Junsu because Jaejoong and Yoochun always tease him during the interview, is it true?
JS: Yes it's been like this for 10 years. They like to tease me during the interview so if they don't do it now it won't be fun.
Q: We haven't seen you guys for a long time, can you update us your Thai?
JS (Thai) : ma-proa (coconut)
JJ (Thai) : Chon kaew (Cheers)
MC : After you finished your drink you must say "Mod kaew" (The glass is empty)
YC (Thai) : Ting-tong (silly)
MC: Did you specify that to someone?
YC (Thai) : Mai Ting tong (not silly)
JJ (Thai) : A-roi (delicious) and I also learn the word "Pi" and "Nong) Pi is for the person who is older than you and Nong is for the person who is younger than you. I just learned those words today.
JS (Thai) : rak na joob joob (love you peck peck)
Q: JYJ has been appointed as the honorary ambassadors of 2014 Incheon Asian Games and got a chance to sing the theme "Only One" , tell us how you feel about it?
JJ: This Asian games is a great national competition. We are very honored to be invited to sing the theme song at the opening ceremony. We'd like to tell all the athletes to be careful during the competition. Although winning and losing is important but the most important thing is health. We want everyone to be safe.
Q: If you were selected to be South Korean national athletes in this Asian games . What kind of sports would you like to take part in and why?
JS: I will choose archery because it is considered South Korean national sports.
JJ: I want to participate in fencing.
YC: I'd just be the manager then. I think being manager for these two must be more tiring because I'd have to take care both of them when they're in the competition.
Q: I think this is the question that the fans want to know, are Thai girls beautiful?
JS (Thai): rak na joob joob (love you , peck) I like Thai girls, they are beautiful and so pretty when they smile.
JJ: Hahahaha I'm not sure if I can ask this but I'd like to know when Thai girls put the make up on, are their eyebrows already thick? I saw my sisters after cleaning their make up , they had no eyebrows but I saw all the Thai girls have the eyebrows.
JS: One more thing, Thai girls got the very beautiful eyes.
YC: This question should have never been asked because I think Thai girls are very lovely. When the boys speak they end up the sentences with "krub" and girls end up with "ka" I think the "ka" accent is very imploring (the MC asked everyone to say Yoochun ka)
Q: Finally what would you like to say to the fans before going to meet them at the concert tomorrow?
JS: I'd like to thank all the fans and sponsors to give us a chance for the concert in Thailand this time. It means a lot to us because this is the final concert this year. Let's have fun together tomorrow.
JJ: see you tomorrow
(Before Yoochun ending the press conference, the fans showed their support by showing the banner "JYJ Smile Again")
YC: Thanks everyone for coming to this press conference. I'd like you all to continue supporting us in the concert tomorrow. Thank you so much.
source: pingbook
trans by: sharingyoochun.net
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[News] 121224 JYJ's Junsu Releases New Digital Single "Thank U For"
Posted on December 24, 2012 by Ivory
JYJ member Junsu has just released a new digital single titled "Thank U For".
Designed as a surprise present for fans on the day before Christmas, to go hand and hand with Junsu's year-end concert. "Thank U For" is "the work of Japanese composer and producer Shikata and is a sweet love song that will let you feel the charms of Winter".
Junsu himself also shared, "The song being revealed on Christmas Eve is a sweet love story that feels as if it's a love letter sent by a man to his girlfriend. I hope it will be a good present for the fans."
Check out the digital single below, is it everything you were expecting?
credit: BubbleFeetPandaCH2
Composed by Shikata-san, REO
Lyrics by Juno, Kim Jina
[ENGLISH TRANS]
Today snow is shining all over the world
Everyday, excited and waiting for the first snow
Heaven has given me the most precious gift
More precious than my white star
Waking up early in the morning to the sound of the bell ringing
I've been waiting anxiously to meet you
Finding a way to go to meet you
Loving the memories of us
White snow is piled up without sound
Pacing the streets more footsteps pound
I would flutter more
That day I had been dreaming everyday OH
Oh so I came
You and me holding hands, walking down the street
Memories spent with staring and laughing
You always cuddle up to me
Could not say
Today my heart wants to say I love you
Snuggling under the street lamp that illuminates
Your reflection in the transparent-like glass crystal
Little hands in your pocket
Your cheeks stained red
Flow as a city full of white
Is singing
Sounds over the hearts of the people come and go
I would smile at night
Nice and anywhere with me OH
Oh you to hug me
Your innocent smile like a child
Oh I'll protect you forever
We walked down the street, holding hands,
facing each other again
We created the memories one by one with you
Even if there are times when you get tired sometimes frightened
Do not forget
I'll be here for you always like today
Forever by your side
This song for you
English Translations by: Ruby(@rubypurple_fan) of JYJ3
Ivory's Source: sharingyoochun.net; JYJ3.net+youtube
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Focus Home Interactive has been granted planning permission to put up this launch trailer for CitiesXL 2012.
It's something of an incremental update to CitiesXL 2011 (to the extent that you can nab it for half price if you own that title, or the first CitiesXL), but will still allow you to live the dream of raising multiple concrete structures.
Judging by the trailer (below), you'll be able to put your urban mark on a few different landscapes, including a cosy-looking ski resort. There are also whispers of modding tools to be included in this release, although full details haven't been clarified.
CitiesXL 2012 is released tomorrow on the PC.


One of the principal questions you will have to answer should you decide to carry concealed is: what handgun do I carry. This section describes the various choices available and makes suggestions about how you can make the choice that works for you.
Both revolvers and semi-automatics have their advantages and disadvantages.
The principal advantages of a revolver are simplicity of operation and maintenance. You pull the trigger. It goes bang. In an emergency, you do not have to remember to take off safeties or to rack a slide. In addition, it is very hard to discharge a revolver accidentally because of the hard trigger pull.
A semi-automatic can often hold more rounds than a revolver.
You should shoot the largest caliber gun that you can safely and effectively handle. If that is a .357 Magnum, so be it. If that is a .22, so be it. Larger calibers tend to have more "stopping" power. But if a .357 has so much recoil that you cannot put rounds on target, you are more dangerous to innocent people than you are the bad guy.
Generally, research suggests that the following rounds have adequate stopping power to generate a reasonable probability that the bad guy will be so injured as to not be able to continue acting against you. Thus, they would qualify as a mainstream carry rounds. Larger calibers (.44 Magnum, for example) are excluded because they require such a large gun with such substantial recoil so as to make concealed carry with those calibers uncommon.
Some of the research results about stopping power may surprise people. For example, there is little demonstrable difference between the stopping power of 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 ACP, measured by the percent of times an attacker is completely incapacitated by a series of shots of this caliber.
From this list, the .357 Magnum and the .357 Sig have the best documented stopping power in actual street encounters—more than 90% of attackers are completely incapacitated by these rounds. Measured by how many attackers are incapacitated by a single shot, these two calibers plus the .40 S&W rank highest.
One final note on this subject, if you are going to buy a .38 Special, it would be a good idea to consider buying one that will handle +P pressures. Some research indicates that there may be a substantial difference between a standard pressure .38 special load and a +P load in short-barrel, concealed-carry revolvers. The difference is that +P hollow point ammunition shot through a two inch barrel is much more likely to expand than are standard pressure loads. Bullet expansion increases stopping power.
So while there are differences in different calibers (you can see them in the above link), they are not as important as shot placement, skill in getting your handgun out of your holster quickly, situational awareness, and your comfort with the handgun. So don't obsess about caliber when you are selecting a handgun.
This is a big deal in selecting a handgun. It includes a number of issues, all related to how well that gun works for you. Is the recoil too great? Is the slide too hard to rack? Is the gun too heavy? Can you field-strip the gun easily? Can you see the front sight without your glasses? Is the trigger pull too much for you?
In other words, does the gun work for you?
The only way to find that out is to try out different guns before you buy them. That is not hard to do. Most shooting ranges will rent guns to you for a small fee. And, if you have friends who are shooters, you will find that most of them would love to take you shooting and show off their guns.
The smaller the gun, the easier it is to conceal. But as the gun gets smaller, you give up other things: (1) Number of rounds it can carry; (2) accuracy; (3) and ease of shooting. As a general rule, the smaller the gun, the more recoil it has. So you may be able to shoot a .38 Special round just fine in a full size gun. But when you try to shoot one of the very small .38 specials that are on the market, you may find you cannot easily control the gun.
You need to find the right balance for you.


NASA scientists are now saying that "soil" on Mars could support vegetable life. Without an atmosphere, though, it seems no life is possible. Scientists are specific enough to say that asparagus and turnips will grow in Mars' soil but strawberries will not. Are they joking? Or are they for real?
The Phoenix Mars Lander found soil that is very much like that in many Earth backyards. Scientists are shocked that they have found soil. It is alkaline - thus, the claim that it is not good for strawberries. Apparently, the soil is rich in trace minerals.
My, how scientists can be wrong. It was thought that Mars "soil" would be salty - with no atmosphere and the sun would bleach it. But they were wrong. At least we know that there is soil and water in the form of ice just beneath the surface. There is evidence that in the past water flowed on the surface because erosion is evident. Rivers, lakes and oceans existed there once. Water reservoirs such as these indicate that the planet did once have an atmosphere.
If life did survive for a time on Mars future exploration will surely find it.
We now know that dark matter exists. NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has also identified blue straggler stars in the Milky Way. These stars don't show their age. Their color hides their true age. This is the first time they have been found in the core of the Milky Way.
Not much is known about blue stragglers. Accepted theory is that they develop from binary pairs. The larger of the pair strips material from the smaller one. Hydrogen is activated which causes the larger star to undergo nuclear fission thus making the star blue.
Blue stragglers are rare in the Milky Way because the central bulge of the system stopped making new stars billions of years ago. Aging stars and cool red dwarfs exist in the Milky Way now. Giant blue stars were thought to have exploded into supernovae in the distant past. The presence of blue stragglers throws a spanner into the works of current models of star formation.


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Commentary Guidance Notes
Schedule 11 Profit sharing schemes
Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 Schedule 11.
Part 1 Interpretation
1 In this Schedule, "control" shall be construed in accordance with section 432.
2 For the purposes of this Schedule, a company shall be a member of a consortium owning another company if it is one of not more than 5 companies which between them beneficially own not less than 75 per cent of the other company's ordinary share capital and each of which beneficially owns not less than 5 per cent of that capital.
Part 2 Approval of schemes
3 (1) On the application of a body corporate (in this Schedule referred to as "the company concerned") which has established a profit sharing scheme which complies with subparagraphs (3) and (4), the Revenue Commissioners shall, subject to section 511, approve of the scheme-
(a) if they are satisfied in accordance with paragraph 4, and
(b) unless it appears to them that there are features of the scheme which are neither essential nor reasonably incidental to the purpose of providing for employees and directors benefits in the nature of interests in shares.
(2) Where the company concerned has control of another company or companies, the scheme may be expressed to extend to all or any of the companies of which it has control, and in this Schedule a scheme which is expressed so to extend is referred to as a "group scheme" and, in relation to a group scheme, "participating company" means the company concerned or a company of which for the time being the company concerned has control and to which for the time being the scheme is expressed to extend.
(3) The scheme shall provide for the establishment of a body of persons resident in the State (in this Schedule referred to as "the trustees")-
(a) who, out of moneys paid to them by the company concerned or, in the case of a group scheme, by a participating company, are required by the scheme to acquire shares in respect of which the conditions in Part 3 of this Schedule are fulfilled,
(b) who are under a duty to appropriate shares acquired by them to individuals who participate in the scheme, not being individuals ineligible by virtue of Part 4 of this Schedule, and
(c) whose functions with respect to shares held by them are regulated by a trust which is constituted under the law of the State and the terms of which are embodied in an instrument which complies with Part 5 of this Schedule.
(4) The scheme shall provide that the total of the initial market values of the shares appropriated to any one participant in a year of assessment will not exceed €12,700, or where paragraph (b) of subsection (1) of section 515 applies, €38,100.
Finance Act 1999 section 69(1).
Finance Act 2001 section 240(2).
(5) An application under subparagraph (1) shall be made in writing and shall contain such particulars and be supported by such evidence as the Revenue Commissioners may require.
4 (1) The Revenue Commissioners shall be satisfied that at any time every person who-
(a)(i) as respects a profit sharing scheme approved before the 10th day of May, 1997, is then a full-time employee or director of the company concerned or, in the case of a group scheme, of a participating company, or
(ii) as respects a profit sharing scheme approved on or after the 10th day of May, 1997, is then an employee or full-time director of the company concerned or, in the case of a group scheme, of a participating company,
(b) has been such an employee or director at all times during a qualifying period, not exceeding 3 years, ending at that time, and
(c) is chargeable to income tax in respect of his or her office or employment under Schedule E,
will then be eligible, subject to Part 4 of this Schedule, to participate in the scheme on similar terms.
(1A)(a) As respects a profit sharing scheme approved on or after the date of the passing of the Finance Act, 1998, the Revenue Commissioners must be satisfied-
(i) that there are no features of the scheme (other than any which are included to satisfy the requirements of Chapter 1 of Part 17 and this Schedule) which have or would have the effect of discouraging any description of employees or former employees who fulfil the conditions in subparagraph (1), having regard to subparagraph (1B), from participating in the scheme, and
(ii) where the company concerned is a member of a group of companies, that the scheme does not and would not have the effect of conferring benefits wholly or mainly on directors of companies in the group or on those employees of companies in the group who are in receipt of higher or the highest levels of remuneration.
(b) For the purposes of this subparagraph-
(i) "a group of companies" means a company and any other companies of which it has control or with which it is associated, and
(ii) a company shall be associated with another company where it could reasonably be considered that-
(I) both companies act in pursuit of a common purpose,
(II) any person or any group of persons or groups of persons having a reasonable commonality of identity have or had the means or power, either directly or indirectly, to determine the trading operations carried on or to be carried on by both companies, or
(III) both companies are under the control of any person or group of persons or groups of persons having a reasonable commonality of identity.
(1B) As respects a scheme which has been established by a relevant company (within the meaning of paragraph 1 of Schedule 12)-
(a) any reference in subparagraph (1)(a)(ii) to an employee or a full-time director shall be deemed to be a reference to an individual who was such an employee or a full-time director, as the case may be, of that relevant company or of a company within the relevant company's group (within the meaning of paragraph 1(3A) of Schedule 12) on the day the scheme was established, and
(b) for the purposes of satisfying the qualifying period requirement referred to in subparagraph (1)(b), such periods in which an individual was or is an employee or a director of a company referred to in subparagraphs (3)(b) and (13) of paragraph 11A of Schedule 12 shall also be taken into account.
(1C)(a) As respects a profit sharing scheme approved on or after 4 February 2010, the Revenue Commissioners shall be satisfied that there are no arrangements connected in any way, directly or indirectly, with the scheme, which make provision for a loan or loans to be made to some or all of the individuals eligible to participate in the scheme.
(b) For the purposes of this subparagraph—
"arrangements" include any scheme, agreement, undertaking, or understanding of any kind, whether or not it is, or it is intended to be legally enforceable;
"loan" includes any form of credit.
(2) For the purposes of subparagraph (1), the fact that the number of shares to be appropriated to the participants in a scheme varies by reference to the levels of their remuneration, the length of their service or similar factors shall not be regarded as meaning that the participants are not eligible to participate in the scheme on similar terms.
5 (1) Where at any time after the Revenue Commissioners have approved of a scheme-
(a) a participant is in breach of any of his or her obligations under paragraphs (a), (c) and (d) of section 511(4),
(b) there is, with respect to the operation of the scheme, any contravention of any provision of Chapter 1 of Part 17, the scheme itself or the terms of the trust referred to in paragraph 3(3)(c),
(c) any shares of a class of which shares have been appropriated to participants receive different treatment in any respect from the other shares of that class, being in particular different treatment in respect of-
(i) the dividend payable,
(ii) repayment,
(iii) the restrictions attaching to the shares, or
(iv) any offer of substituted or additional shares, securities or rights of any description in respect of the shares,
(d) the Revenue Commissioners cease to be satisfied in accordance with paragraph 4, or,
(e) where a person fails to provide information requested by the Revenue Commissioners under section 510(7) or information which is required to be delivered under section 510(8),
then, the Revenue Commissioners may, subject to subparagraph (3), withdraw the approval with effect from that time or from such later time as they may specify.
Finance (No. 2) Act 2008 section 9(1).
(2) Where at any time after the Revenue Commissioners have approved of a scheme an alteration is made in the scheme or the terms of the trust referred to in paragraph 3(3)(c), the approval shall not have effect after the date of the alteration unless the Revenue Commissioners have approved of the alteration.
(3) It shall not be a ground for withdrawal of approval of a scheme that shares which have been newly issued receive, in respect of dividends payable with respect to a period beginning before the date on which the shares were issued, treatment less favourable than that accorded to shares issued before that date.
6 A company aggrieved by a decision of the Revenue Commissioners made in respect of that company—
(a) to not approve of a scheme under paragraph 3(1),
(b) to not approve of an alteration to a scheme or the terms of a trust under paragraph 5(2), or
(c) to withdraw approval of a scheme under paragraph 5(1),
may appeal the decision to the Appeal Commissioners, in accordance with section 949I, within the period of 30 days after the date of the notice of that decision.
Finance (Tax Appeals) Act 2015 section 41(2)
Part 3 Conditions as to the shares
8 Subject to paragraphs 8A and 8B, the shares shall form part of the ordinary share capital of―
(a) the company concerned,
(b) a company which has control of the company concerned,
(c) a company which either is or has control of a company which-
(i) is a member of a consortium owning either the company concerned or a company having control of that company, and
(ii) beneficially owns not less than 15 per cent of the ordinary share capital of the company so owned, or
(d) a company which issued the shares to the trustees of an employee share ownership trust to which section 519 applies, in an exchange to which section 586 applies, which shares were transferred to the trustees of an approved scheme by the trustees of the employee share ownership trust.
8A Any reference in subparagraph (d) of paragraph 8 to shares shall be construed as including a reference to shares which were issued to the trustees of the employee share ownership trust referred to in that subparagraph as a result of a reorganisation or reduction of share capital (in accordance with section 584) which occurred subsequent to the exchange referred to in that subparagraph and which shares represent-
(a) the shares issued in the exchange referred to in that subparagraph, or
(b) the specified securities issued in the exchange referred to in paragraph (b) of the definition of "specified securities" in section 509(1).
8B (1) The shares shall not be shares—
(a) in a service company, or
(b) in a company that has control of a service company, where the company is under the control of a person or persons referred to in subparagraph (2)(a)(i) as it applies to a service company.
(2) For the purposes of this paragraph—
(a) a company is a service company if the business carried on by the company consists wholly or mainly of the provision of the services of persons employed by the company and the majority of those services are provided to—
(i) a person who has, or 2 or more persons who together have, control of the company,
(ii) a company associated with the company, or
(iii) a partnership associated with the company,
(b) a company is associated with another company where—
(i) both companies are under the control (within the meaning of section 432) of the same person or persons, or
(ii) it could reasonably be considered that—
(III) both companies are under the control of any person or group of persons or groups of persons having a reasonable commonality of identity,
(c) a partnership is associated with a company where the partnership and the company act in pursuit of a common purpose,
(d) a reference to a person includes a reference to a partnership, and
(e) where a partner, or a partner together with another person or persons, has control of a company, the partnership is to be treated as having control of that company.
9 The shares shall be-
(a) shares of a class quoted on a recognised stock exchange,
(b) shares in a company not under the control of another company, or
(c) shares in a company under the control of a company (other than a company which is, or if resident in the State would be, a close company within the meaning of section 430) whose shares are quoted on a recognised stock exchange.
10 (1) The shares shall be-
(a) fully paid up,
(b) not redeemable, and
(c) not subject to any restrictions other than restrictions which attach to all shares of the same class or, as respects a profits sharing scheme approved on or after the 10th day of May, 1997, a restriction authorised by subparagraph (2).
(2) Subject to subparagraphs (3) and (4), the shares may be subject to a restriction imposed by the company's constitution or articles of association-
(a) requiring all shares held by directors or employees of the company or of any other company of which it has control to be disposed of on ceasing to be so held, and
(b) requiring all shares acquired, in pursuance of rights or interests obtained by such directors or employees, by persons who are not, or have ceased to be, such directors or employees to be disposed of when they are acquired.
(3) A restriction is not authorised by subparagraph (2) unless-
(a) any disposal required by the restriction will be by means of sale for a consideration in money on terms specified in the constitution or articles of association, and
(b) the constitution or articles also contain general provisions by virtue of which any person disposing of shares of the same class (whether or not held or acquired as mentioned in subparagraph (2)) may be required to sell them on terms which are the same as those mentioned in clause (a).
Finance Act 2017 section 82.
(4) Nothing in subparagraph (2) authorises a restriction which would require a person, before the release date, to dispose of his or her beneficial interest in shares the ownership of which has not been transferred to him or her.
11 Except where the shares are in a company whose ordinary share capital, at the time of the acquisition of the shares by the trustees, consists of shares of one class only, the majority of the issued shares of the same class shall be held by persons other than-
(a) persons who acquired their shares-
(i) in pursuance of a right conferred on them or an opportunity afforded to them as a director or employee of the company concerned or any other company, and
(ii) not in pursuance of an offer to the public,
(b) trustees holding shares on behalf of persons who acquired their beneficial interests in the shares in pursuance of a right or opportunity mentioned in subparagraph (a), and
(c) in a case where the shares are within paragraph 9(c) and are not within paragraph 9(a), companies which have control of the company whose shares are in question or of which that company is an associated company within the meaning of section 432.
11A (1) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Schedule, in the case of specified securities, this Schedule shall, with any necessary modification, apply as if this paragraph were substituted for paragraphs 8 to 11.
(2) The specified securities shall be issued by-
(a) a company not under the control of another company, or
(b) a company under the control of a company (other than a company which is, or if resident in the State would be, a close company within the meaning of section 430) whose ordinary shares are quoted on a recognised stock exchange.
(3) The specified securities shall not be subject to any restrictions other than restrictions which attach to all specified securities of the same class, or a restriction authorised by subparagraph (4).
(4) Subject to subparagraphs (5) and (6), the specified securities may be subject to a restriction imposed by the company's constitution or articles of association-
(a) requiring all specified securities held by directors or employees of the company or of any other company of which it has control to be disposed of on ceasing to be so held, and
(b) requiring all specified securities acquired, in pursuance of rights or interests obtained by such directors or employees, by persons who are not, or have ceased to be, such directors or employees to be disposed of when they are acquired.
(a) any disposal required by the restriction is to be by means of a sale for a consideration in money on terms specified in the constitution or articles of association, and
(b) the constitution or articles also contain general provisions by virtue of which any person disposing of specified securities of the same class (whether or not held or acquired as mentioned in subparagraph (4)) may be required to sell them on terms which are the same as those mentioned in clause (a).
Part 4 Individuals ineligible to participate
12 An individual shall not be eligible to have shares appropriated to him or her under the scheme at any time unless he or she is at that time or was within the preceding 18 months a director or employee of the company concerned or, if the scheme is a group scheme, of a participating company.
12A Notwithstanding paragraph 12, an individual shall be eligible to have shares appropriated to him or her under the scheme at any time if-
(a) the shares were transferred to the trustees of the scheme by the trustees of an employee share ownership trust to which section 519 applies, and
(b) the individual is at that time, or was within the preceding 30 days, a beneficiary (within the meaning of paragraph 11 or paragraph 11A, as the case may be, of Schedule 12) of that employee share ownership trust.
13 An individual shall not be eligible to have shares appropriated to him or her under the scheme at any time in a year of assessment if in that year of assessment shares have been appropriated to him or her under another approved scheme established by the company concerned or by-
(a) a company which controls or is controlled by the company concerned or which is controlled by a company which also controls the company concerned, or
(b) a company which is a member of a consortium owning the company concerned or which is owned in part by the company concerned as a member of a consortium.
13A (1) Notwithstanding paragraph 13, an individual who has had shares appropriated to him or her in a year of assessment under an approved scheme established by a company ("the first-mentioned company") shall, subject to subparagraph (2), be entitled to have shares appropriated to him or her in that year of assessment under an approved scheme established by another company ("the second-mentioned company") if, in that year of assessment, the second-mentioned company acquires control, or is part of a consortium that acquires ownership, of the first-mentioned company under a scheme of reconstruction or amalgamation (within the meaning of section 587).
(2) Section 515 and paragraph 3(4) shall, subject to any necessary modification, apply as if the first-mentioned company and the second-mentioned company were the same company.
(3) This paragraph shall apply to an appropriation of shares made, on or after the date of passing of the Finance Act, 2000, by the trustees of an approved scheme (within the meaning of section 510(1)).
13B (1) Nothing in paragraph 13 shall prevent shares being appropriated to an individual under an approved scheme established by a relevant company (within the meaning of paragraph 1 of Schedule 12) and where, in a year of assessment, shares have been appropriated to an individual under such an approved scheme, paragraph 13 shall apply as if those shares had not been appropriated to that individual in that year of assessment.
(2) Section 515 and paragraph 3(4) shall, subject to any necessary modification, apply in respect of all shares appropriated to that individual in that year of assessment.
14 (1) An individual shall not be eligible to have shares appropriated to him or her under the scheme at any time if at that time he or she has, or at any time within the preceding 12 months had, a material interest in a close company which is-
(a) the company whose shares are to be appropriated, or
(b) a company which has control of that company or is a member of a consortium which owns that company.
(2) Subparagraph (1) shall apply in relation to a company which would be a close company but for section 430(1)(a) or 431.
(3)(a) In this paragraph, "close company" has the meaning assigned to it by section 430.
(b) For the purpose of this paragraph-
(i) subsection (3) of section 433 shall apply-
(I) in a case where the scheme in question is a group scheme, with the substitution of a reference to all participating companies for the first reference to the company in paragraph (c)(ii) of that subsection, and
(II) with the substitution of a reference to 15 per cent for the reference in that paragraph to 5 per cent, and
(ii) section 437(2) shall apply, with the substitution of a reference to 15 per cent for the reference in that section to 5 per cent, for the purpose of determining whether a person has or had a material interest in a company.
Part 5 Provisions as to the trust instrument
15 The trust instrument shall provide that, as soon as practicable after any shares have been appropriated to a participant, the trustees will give him or her notice in writing of the appropriation-
(a) specifying the number and description of those shares, and
(b) stating their initial market value.
16 (1) The trust instrument shall contain a provision prohibiting the trustees from disposing of any shares, except as mentioned in paragraphs (a), (b) or (c) of section 511(6), during the period of retention (whether by transfer to the participant or otherwise).
(2) The trust instrument shall contain a provision prohibiting the trustees from disposing of any shares after the end of the period of retention and before the release date except-
(a) pursuant to a direction given by or on behalf of the participant or any person in whom the beneficial interest in the participant's shares is for the time being vested, and
(b) by a transaction which would not involve a breach of the participant's obligation under paragraph (c) or (d) of section 511(4).
17 The trust instrument shall contain a provision requiring the trustees-
(a) subject to any direction referred to in section 513(3), to pay over to the participant any money or money's worth received by them in respect of, or by reference to, any of the participant's shares, other than money consisting of a sum referred to in section 511(4)(c) or money's worth consisting of new shares within the meaning of section 514, and
(b) to deal only pursuant to a direction given by or on behalf of the participant (or any person referred to in paragraph 16(2)(a)) with any right conferred in respect of any of the participant's shares to be allotted other shares, securities or rights of any description.
18 The trust instrument shall impose an obligation on the trustees-
(a) to maintain such records as may be necessary to enable the trustees to carry out their obligations under Chapter 1 of Part 17, and
(b) where the participant becomes liable to income tax under Schedule E by reason of the occurrence of any event, to inform the participant of any facts relevant to determining that liability.
Companies Act 2014 Value Added Tax Consolidation Act 2010 Interpretation Act 2005 Capital Acquisitions Tax Consolidation Act 2003 Stamp Duties Consolidation Act 1999 Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 Succession Act 1965 International treaties
Income Tax and Corporation Tax (Film Withholding Tax) Regulations 2015 (SI 18/2015)
Income Tax and Corporation Tax (Relevant Contracts Tax) Regulations 2012 (SI 576/2012)
Income Tax (Employments) (Consolidated) Regulations, 2001 (SI 559/2001)

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Obama: Your Question, Ms. Keith?
By Tamara Keith
President Obama speaks in the White House briefing room Thursday.
I officially became NPR's White House correspondent in January. But the job didn't seemreal until Thursday at 3:56 p.m., when the president of the United States looked down at a white note card and said "ahhhh, Tamara Keith."
That was my cue to ask a question — my first at a presidential press conference.
Here's what the experience felt like — and how it happened.
Almost every day, White House press secretary Jay Carney holds a briefing where he takes questions from reporters. Sitting in NPR's seat in the second row, taking notes and asking a few questions is a regular part of the job. Truth be told, it's not all that exciting.
The briefings drag on, lots of people ask the same question in just slightly different ways, and I can count on an e-mail from my dad or a friend telling me my hair was out of place or I had a strange look on my face.
But by early Thursday afternoon, it became clear that this briefing wouldn't be like the other briefings. First, there was an e-mail saying it would be delayed until 3:15. Then came another e-mail from someone in the White House communications office asking if I was planning to be at the briefing.
This was a sign. The president was probably coming to the briefing, and he was probably going to call on me. I e-mailed my NPR colleague Scott Horsley, a veteran of the White House beat.
Was I interpreting this right? Yes, that's how this works. Staffers needed to know which name to write on the president's white note card.
President Obama needs the note card because he doesn't know us all by name. In my case, I'm quite certain he couldn't pick me out of a lineup. Which organizations or reporters are chosen — and why — remains a total mystery to me. [At Thursday's briefing, he took questions from the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, La Opinion, Politicoand NPR.]
My skin was suddenly warm, in that cold sweat nervousness kind of way. There was no guarantee I would get a question in — and no guarantee the president was even coming to the briefing. Still, I needed to prepare. I polled my colleagues to see if they had any pressing questions, and wrote up about five of my own. Then, I went for a walk.
Clearly, I wasn't the only one who had seen the clues. There was a flurry of activity in the briefing room, a kind of nervous energy that simply doesn't exist for a Carney briefing. A man stood on a ladder adjusting the lights near the podium.
Normally reporters wait until we get a two-minute warning before rushing into the briefing room at the last moment. Not this time. When I went to take my seat, the room was already packed and it was still at least 15 minutes away from the usual warning. Another clue: The male TV correspondents in the front row were wearing make-up (which they often don't do for a regular briefing).
As we waited, I snapped a picture of the podium — with the presidential seal suddenly affixed to the front.
The president was definitely coming.
What I didn't know was when he would call on me ... or even if he would.
Obama opened with remarks about the Affordable Care Act reaching 8 million insurance sign-ups through government marketplaces. I looked down at my list of questions and added another one related to the health care law. My outlinealso included questions about Ukraine and immigration reform.
Obama pulled the notecard out of his jacket pocket.
"Let's see who we got," he said.
The first question went to the L.A. Times and the reporter asked about Ukraine. Then it was on to a reporter from La Opinion, who asked about immigration. After that, Obama called on me.
I was more than a little shocked that he pronounced my name correctly, given how often people get it wrong. But there wasn't time for that. The president had just called on me. I had to ask a question. I sputtered a little, thendecided to ask a health care policy question I had just thought up moments earlier. So much for all that preparation.
There are certain milestones as a White House correspondent, that make this very big, high-profile job feel real. Signing off from the White House for the first time. Taking your first flight on Air Force One. And the rite of passage of asking your first question at a presidential press conference.
I can now say, I've done all three — and I have a selfie, a couple of screen shots and a press conference transcript to prove it.
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Sir,–Like Mr. Allan Thomson, I have been following up the correspondence on the above subject which has been appearing in your paper for some time, and I am much surprised to find that Mr. Thomson is of the opinion that everything in Mackay's book is correct.
Could your correspondent inform us why Mackay does not show a superfluous note in the Toarluath and Crunluath on D, also from B closing to G? I find that the first two A's in the little finger, and also the first E, and the redundant A in the Crunluath, are written as melody notes in Mackay's book. I wonder if Mr. Thomson plays them as such! Mackay is also redundant in his Toarluath-a-mach on B and C.
Referring to the tunes themselves in Mackays book, which your correspondent says he was taught, would he tell us how he plays the following:–" I got a kiss of the Kings hand," "The Viscount of Dundee's Lament," and "War or Peace"?
In preparing the following Collection, the Editor has been diligently occupied for many years; and when it is taken into consideration that Highland Pipe Music has in a few cases only been committed to regular notation, the difficulty of his undertaking will be appreciated.
He hopes the public will treat with leniency any defects that may be perceived.


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Today I am delighted to share some advice on finding a Wedding Dress to suit your shape with a spotlight on Heritage Brides who describe themselves as a mix of couture, quirky and classic.
Heritage Brides was created for the discerning bride in Hertfordshire who loves glamour and wants something as unique as them.
First things first, there aren't many of us out there which have a body which can rival Kate Moss.
It's actually a fact that the most common dress size in the UK is a 16.
So that means that it's likely that the size 8 model you have seen on the pages of your favourite wedding mag, might not be exactly what you will look like in it.
But that doesn't mean to say you won't look fabulous.
At Heritage Brides in Hertfordshire, they hope to find the right wedding dress for each of their brides regardless of shape, height, size or budget. And they work with you to find it.
They want to celebrate curves and real women and that's why many of their samples dresses are in a size 14 or 16.
"The most important thing to consider is how you feel in a wedding dress," said Sam.
Heritage Brides is a new bridal boutique which is opening in the prestigious location of Hatfield House in Hertfordshire in April.


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require 'open-uri'

module Macaroni
  module Plugin
    module Output
      class Wget
        def initialize(dirpath='.')
          @dirpath = dirpath
        end

        def exec(data)
          FileUtils.mkdir_p(@dirpath) if !File.exists?(@dirpath)
          data.each do |url|
            uri = URI.parse(url)
            filename = (uri.path =~ %r[/$]) ? \
              'index.html' : File.basename(uri.path)
            filepath = File.join(@dirpath, filename)
            File.open filepath, 'wb' do |dst|
              open(url) do |src|
                dst.write(src.read)
              end
            end
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

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Home : News : New Cryo-EM at the Southwest Regional Center
New Cryo-EM at the Southwest Regional Center
The hottest technology in all of science will soon bring a new coolness factor to world-class Arizona State University research.
The coolest new way to take a near-atomic resolution snapshot of life at work is cryo-Electron Microscopy (cryo-EM) – lauded recently by Nature as its 2015 'Method of the Year' – and now coming soon to ASU. "ASU has been a national leader in atomic-resolution electron microscopy since the 1970s and remains at the cutting edge today, expanding the boundaries of our knowledge in areas such as structural biology," said Sethuraman "Panch" Panchanathan, chief research and innovation officer and executive vice president at ASU. "The National Science Foundation's decision to add cryo-EM, and hence biology, to the world-leading electron microscopy facilities at ASU is a testament to both our world-class expertise and our emerging and breakthrough innovations."
For the full article please see "Frozen in Time: 'Method of the Year,' cryo-Electron Microscopy, coming soon to ASU"
About Page Baluch
Dr. Baluch received her PhD in Cellular and Developmental Biology and postdoctoral training in Neurobiology from Arizona State University. Her research focuses on how the cytoskeletal scaffold is central to cellular signaling control within various cell types.The Baluch lab oversees the WM Keck Core Bioimaging lab in the School of Life Sciences and is very involved in educational outreach, professional/career training and developing methods and tools to improve the accessibility of STEM education to the visually impaired and blind.	View all posts by Page Baluch »


To make them it was way easier than I thought! My girls love chocolate but I don't really like giving them the shop bought kind. I know that there are products suitable for kids but I do prefer to make my own.
- Silicon icing tray with flower shape.
Melt the chocolate in the microwave or in a bowl on top of a pan with boiling water.
When is melted take of the hob and add the butter and mix continuously. When the butter is melted add the vanilla and the raisins and mix until all integrated.
Pour the chocolate liquid into the silicon tray and put in the fridge or freezer depending how fast you want to eat the chocolate.
As it was quite warm these sat couple of days we kept the chocolate in the fridge and took one out every time we fancied.
Kara helped me to make them although we didn't take any pictures and her verdict was - "Mummy this is the best chocolate ever! Thank you mummy!"
I didn't add any sugar to this recipe as Kara doesn't like things to sugary and I love dark chocolate. However you can add some if you wish to make the chocolate sweeter but I would recommend icing sugar.
That looks yummy – as a chocoholic I love melting the shop bought stuff and jazzing it up!
The chocolates super. They would make such good presents too.
Oooh I love playing with melted chocolate to make cake decorations too!
They look so pretty, as doesnt sound too tricky- will have to give it a whirl!
Yum, I'd love to have a go at making my own chocolate. They look amazing!


(CNN) -- Poisoning at a girls school in Afghanistan's Ghazni province affected 59 students, local officials told CNN Saturday.
The students, who lost consciousnesses at Jahan-e-Malika high school, were hospitalized, said Dr. Ziagul Esfandi, head of the provincial health department.
She said blood and drinking water samples are being tested, but it is not clear what type of poison was used.
The governor of Ghazni also confirmed the incident, saying it affected one 10th grade class.


Since no developer team is willing to work on iOS 12 jailbreak, jailbreak users have raised a large bounty for anyone who releases it. Here's how you can contribute to this project.
When will iOS 12.1 jailbreak be released?
Reddit user Applango, who is the organizer of this campaign as well as the main donor, will send $10,000 CAD in BTC to anyone who releases an iOS 12 jailbreak.
But here's the catch – the said jailbreak should work on the latest iPhone models, including iPhone XS and XS Max. Also, it should be fully open source and have Cydia as its default package manager.
The deadline for the fundraiser is currently set at 48 hours, meaning the tool should go public by Thursday.
As of right now, the bounty stands at around $25,000 CAD ($24,951.52 to be precise). If you wish to be a part of this noble crowdfunding campaign, be sure to chip in with your contribution here.
Certain "respected" jailbreak developers are apparently offended by this crowdfunding campaign.
Meridian jailbreak developer Ben Sparkes criticized the donors for not raising enough money. The hacker also claimed that the donors never open their wallets when the time comes.
According to Ben, we should try to raise $100,000 or above to purchase a zero-day exploit for iOS 12.
Yalu jailbreak developer Luca Todesco also chimed in to the criticism, stating, "if they raise $800,000 worth of Bitcoin, I might have a friend or two willing to let go of some kernel 0-day with no reliability guarantees".
Unfortunately, not much will come of this noble crowdfunding campaign due to the bounty.
For those who don't know, private security companies such as Zerodium offer obscene amounts of money that run into millions for persistent exploits.
In fact, Apple also has its own bug bounty program that offers hundreds of thousands of dollars to hackers.
Furthermore, the deadline for this campaign will prove to be a bit too tight and unreasonable perhaps, even for veteran jailbreak developers.
With that being said, if you happen to own an exploit or a full-blown jailbreak tool for iOS 12 and above, be sure to contact the Applango to claim to your bounty. If you have something in the works, the deadline could even be extended by a few weeks.
Why they dont sell jb!?!?!? Hackers can sell jb for every device who pay!
That's not viable. Anyone will be able to reverse-engineer the delivery platform they use and distribute their tool freely. And, the amount they make from selling a jailbreak will nowhere be near what private security companies offer.
You're right Miguel. I have corrected that.
Sorry for the late reply. Which version of unc0ver are you running?