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#include "precompiled.hpp"
#include "code/codeCache.hpp"
#include "code/debugInfoRec.hpp"
#include "code/nmethod.hpp"
#include "code/pcDesc.hpp"
#include "code/scopeDesc.hpp"
#include "interpreter/interpreter.hpp"
#include "interpreter/oopMapCache.hpp"
#include "oops/instanceKlass.hpp"
#include "oops/oop.inline.hpp"
#include "runtime/basicLock.hpp"
#include "runtime/handles.inline.hpp"
#include "runtime/monitorChunk.hpp"
#include "runtime/signature.hpp"
#include "runtime/stubRoutines.hpp"
#include "runtime/vframeArray.hpp"
#include "runtime/vframe_hp.hpp"
#ifdef COMPILER2
#include "opto/matcher.hpp"
#endif

// ------------- compiledVFrame --------------

StackValueCollection* compiledVFrame::locals() const {
  // Natives has no scope
  if (scope() == NULL) return new StackValueCollection(0);
  GrowableArray<ScopeValue*>*  scv_list = scope()->locals();
  if (scv_list == NULL) return new StackValueCollection(0);

  // scv_list is the list of ScopeValues describing the JVM stack state.
  // There is one scv_list entry for every JVM stack state in use.
  int length = scv_list->length();
  StackValueCollection* result = new StackValueCollection(length);
  // In rare instances set_locals may have occurred in which case
  // there are local values that are not described by the ScopeValue anymore
  GrowableArray<jvmtiDeferredLocalVariable*>* deferred = NULL;
  GrowableArray<jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet*>* list = thread()->deferred_locals();
  if (list != NULL ) {
    // In real life this never happens or is typically a single element search
    for (int i = 0; i < list->length(); i++) {
      if (list->at(i)->matches((vframe*)this)) {
        deferred = list->at(i)->locals();
        break;
      }
    }
  }

  for( int i = 0; i < length; i++ ) {
    result->add( create_stack_value(scv_list->at(i)) );
  }

  // Replace specified locals with any deferred writes that are present
  if (deferred != NULL) {
    for ( int l = 0;  l < deferred->length() ; l ++) {
      jvmtiDeferredLocalVariable* val = deferred->at(l);
      switch (val->type()) {
      case T_BOOLEAN:
        result->set_int_at(val->index(), val->value().z);
        break;
      case T_CHAR:
        result->set_int_at(val->index(), val->value().c);
        break;
      case T_FLOAT:
        result->set_float_at(val->index(), val->value().f);
        break;
      case T_DOUBLE:
        result->set_double_at(val->index(), val->value().d);
        break;
      case T_BYTE:
        result->set_int_at(val->index(), val->value().b);
        break;
      case T_SHORT:
        result->set_int_at(val->index(), val->value().s);
        break;
      case T_INT:
        result->set_int_at(val->index(), val->value().i);
        break;
      case T_LONG:
        result->set_long_at(val->index(), val->value().j);
        break;
      case T_OBJECT:
        {
          Handle obj((oop)val->value().l);
          result->set_obj_at(val->index(), obj);
        }
        break;
      default:
        ShouldNotReachHere();
      }
    }
  }

  return result;
}

void compiledVFrame::set_locals(StackValueCollection* values) const {

  fatal("Should use update_local for each local update");
}

void compiledVFrame::update_local(BasicType type, int index, jvalue value) {

#ifdef ASSERT

  assert(fr().is_deoptimized_frame(), "frame must be scheduled for deoptimization");
#endif /* ASSERT */
  GrowableArray<jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet*>* deferred = thread()->deferred_locals();
  if (deferred != NULL ) {
    // See if this vframe has already had locals with deferred writes
    int f;
    for ( f = 0 ; f < deferred->length() ; f++ ) {
      if (deferred->at(f)->matches(this)) {
        // Matching, vframe now see if the local already had deferred write
        GrowableArray<jvmtiDeferredLocalVariable*>* locals = deferred->at(f)->locals();
        int l;
        for (l = 0 ; l < locals->length() ; l++ ) {
          if (locals->at(l)->index() == index) {
            locals->at(l)->set_value(value);
            return;
          }
        }
        // No matching local already present. Push a new value onto the deferred collection
        locals->push(new jvmtiDeferredLocalVariable(index, type, value));
        return;
      }
    }
    // No matching vframe must push a new vframe
  } else {
    // No deferred updates pending for this thread.
    // allocate in C heap
    deferred =  new(ResourceObj::C_HEAP) GrowableArray<jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet*> (1, true);
    thread()->set_deferred_locals(deferred);
  }
  deferred->push(new jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet(method(), bci(), fr().id()));
  assert(deferred->top()->id() == fr().id(), "Huh? Must match");
  deferred->top()->set_local_at(index, type, value);
}

StackValueCollection* compiledVFrame::expressions() const {
  // Natives has no scope
  if (scope() == NULL) return new StackValueCollection(0);
  GrowableArray<ScopeValue*>*  scv_list = scope()->expressions();
  if (scv_list == NULL) return new StackValueCollection(0);

  // scv_list is the list of ScopeValues describing the JVM stack state.
  // There is one scv_list entry for every JVM stack state in use.
  int length = scv_list->length();
  StackValueCollection* result = new StackValueCollection(length);
  for( int i = 0; i < length; i++ )
    result->add( create_stack_value(scv_list->at(i)) );

  return result;
}

// The implementation of the following two methods was factorized into the
// class StackValue because it is also used from within deoptimization.cpp for
// rematerialization and relocking of non-escaping objects.

StackValue *compiledVFrame::create_stack_value(ScopeValue *sv) const {
  return StackValue::create_stack_value(&_fr, register_map(), sv);
}

BasicLock* compiledVFrame::resolve_monitor_lock(Location location) const {
  return StackValue::resolve_monitor_lock(&_fr, location);
}

GrowableArray<MonitorInfo*>* compiledVFrame::monitors() const {
  // Natives has no scope
  if (scope() == NULL) {
    nmethod* nm = code();
    methodOop method = nm->method();
    assert(method->is_native(), "");
    if (!method->is_synchronized()) {
      return new GrowableArray<MonitorInfo*>(0);
    }
    // This monitor is really only needed for UseBiasedLocking, but
    // return it in all cases for now as it might be useful for stack
    // traces and tools as well
    GrowableArray<MonitorInfo*> *monitors = new GrowableArray<MonitorInfo*>(1);
    // Casting away const
    frame& fr = (frame&) _fr;
    MonitorInfo* info = new MonitorInfo(
        fr.get_native_receiver(), fr.get_native_monitor(), false, false);
    monitors->push(info);
    return monitors;
  }
  GrowableArray<MonitorValue*>* monitors = scope()->monitors();
  if (monitors == NULL) {
    return new GrowableArray<MonitorInfo*>(0);
  }
  GrowableArray<MonitorInfo*>* result = new GrowableArray<MonitorInfo*>(monitors->length());
  for (int index = 0; index < monitors->length(); index++) {
    MonitorValue* mv = monitors->at(index);
    ScopeValue*   ov = mv->owner();
    StackValue *owner_sv = create_stack_value(ov); // it is an oop
    if (ov->is_object() && owner_sv->obj_is_scalar_replaced()) { // The owner object was scalar replaced
      assert(mv->eliminated(), "monitor should be eliminated for scalar replaced object");
      // Put klass for scalar replaced object.
      ScopeValue* kv = ((ObjectValue *)ov)->klass();
      assert(kv->is_constant_oop(), "klass should be oop constant for scalar replaced object");
      KlassHandle k(((ConstantOopReadValue*)kv)->value()());
      result->push(new MonitorInfo(k->as_klassOop(), resolve_monitor_lock(mv->basic_lock()),
                                   mv->eliminated(), true));
    } else {
      result->push(new MonitorInfo(owner_sv->get_obj()(), resolve_monitor_lock(mv->basic_lock()),
                                   mv->eliminated(), false));
    }
  }
  return result;
}

compiledVFrame::compiledVFrame(const frame* fr, const RegisterMap* reg_map, JavaThread* thread, nmethod* nm)
: javaVFrame(fr, reg_map, thread) {
  _scope  = NULL;
  // Compiled method (native stub or Java code)
  // native wrappers have no scope data, it is implied
  if (!nm->is_native_method()) {
    _scope  = nm->scope_desc_at(_fr.pc());
  }
}

compiledVFrame::compiledVFrame(const frame* fr, const RegisterMap* reg_map, JavaThread* thread, ScopeDesc* scope)
: javaVFrame(fr, reg_map, thread) {
  _scope  = scope;
  guarantee(_scope != NULL, "scope must be present");
}

bool compiledVFrame::is_top() const {
  // FIX IT: Remove this when new native stubs are in place
  if (scope() == NULL) return true;
  return scope()->is_top();
}

nmethod* compiledVFrame::code() const {
  return CodeCache::find_nmethod(_fr.pc());
}

methodOop compiledVFrame::method() const {
  if (scope() == NULL) {
    // native nmethods have no scope the method is implied
    nmethod* nm = code();
    assert(nm->is_native_method(), "must be native");
    return nm->method();
  }
  return scope()->method()();
}

int compiledVFrame::bci() const {
  int raw = raw_bci();
  return raw == SynchronizationEntryBCI ? 0 : raw;
}

int compiledVFrame::raw_bci() const {
  if (scope() == NULL) {
    // native nmethods have no scope the method/bci is implied
    nmethod* nm = code();
    assert(nm->is_native_method(), "must be native");
    return 0;
  }
  return scope()->bci();
}

bool compiledVFrame::should_reexecute() const {
  if (scope() == NULL) {
    // native nmethods have no scope the method/bci is implied
    nmethod* nm = code();
    assert(nm->is_native_method(), "must be native");
    return false;
  }
  return scope()->should_reexecute();
}

vframe* compiledVFrame::sender() const {
  const frame f = fr();
  if (scope() == NULL) {
    // native nmethods have no scope the method/bci is implied
    nmethod* nm = code();
    assert(nm->is_native_method(), "must be native");
    return vframe::sender();
  } else {
    return scope()->is_top()
      ? vframe::sender()
      : new compiledVFrame(&f, register_map(), thread(), scope()->sender());
  }
}

jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet::jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet(methodOop method, int bci, intptr_t* id) {
  _method = method;
  _bci = bci;
  _id = id;
  // Alway will need at least one, must be on C heap
  _locals = new(ResourceObj::C_HEAP) GrowableArray<jvmtiDeferredLocalVariable*> (1, true);
}

jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet::~jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet() {
  for (int i = 0; i < _locals->length() ; i++ ) {
    delete _locals->at(i);
  }
  // Free growableArray and c heap for elements
  delete _locals;
}

bool jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet::matches(vframe* vf) {
  if (!vf->is_compiled_frame()) return false;
  compiledVFrame* cvf = (compiledVFrame*)vf;
  return cvf->fr().id() == id() && cvf->method() == method() && cvf->bci() == bci();
}

void jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet::set_local_at(int idx, BasicType type, jvalue val) {
  int i;
  for ( i = 0 ; i < locals()->length() ; i++ ) {
    if ( locals()->at(i)->index() == idx) {
      assert(locals()->at(i)->type() == type, "Wrong type");
      locals()->at(i)->set_value(val);
      return;
    }
  }
  locals()->push(new jvmtiDeferredLocalVariable(idx, type, val));
}

void jvmtiDeferredLocalVariableSet::oops_do(OopClosure* f) {

  f->do_oop((oop*) &_method);
  for ( int i = 0; i < locals()->length(); i++ ) {
    if ( locals()->at(i)->type() == T_OBJECT) {
      f->do_oop(locals()->at(i)->oop_addr());
    }
  }
}

jvmtiDeferredLocalVariable::jvmtiDeferredLocalVariable(int index, BasicType type, jvalue value) {
  _index = index;
  _type = type;
  _value = value;
}

#ifndef PRODUCT
void compiledVFrame::verify() const {
  Unimplemented();
}
#endif // PRODUCT

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#include "generator/regions/regions.hpp"
#include "generator/key_value_storage.hpp"

#include "generator/feature_builder.hpp"
#include "generator/feature_generator.hpp"
#include "generator/generate_info.hpp"
#include "generator/regions/node.hpp"
#include "generator/regions/place_point.hpp"
#include "generator/regions/regions.hpp"
#include "generator/regions/regions_builder.hpp"

#include "geometry/mercator.hpp"
#include "platform/platform.hpp"

#include "coding/transliteration.hpp"

#include "base/assert.hpp"
#include "base/file_name_utils.hpp"
#include "base/logging.hpp"
#include "base/stl_helpers.hpp"
#include "base/timer.hpp"

#include <algorithm>
#include <fstream>
#include <map>
#include <memory>
#include <numeric>
#include <queue>
#include <set>
#include <thread>
#include <tuple>
#include <unordered_map>
#include <unordered_set>
#include <vector>

#include "defines.hpp"

using namespace feature;

namespace generator
{
namespace regions
{
namespace
{
class RegionsGenerator
{
public:
  RegionsGenerator(std::string const & pathInRegionsTmpMwm,
                   std::string const & pathInRegionsCollector, std::string const & pathOutRegionsKv,
                   std::string const & pathOutRepackedRegionsTmpMwm, bool verbose,
                   size_t threadsCount)
    : m_pathInRegionsTmpMwm{pathInRegionsTmpMwm}
    , m_pathOutRegionsKv{pathOutRegionsKv}
    , m_pathOutRepackedRegionsTmpMwm{pathOutRepackedRegionsTmpMwm}
    , m_verbose{verbose}
    , m_regionsInfoCollector{pathInRegionsCollector}
    , m_regionsKv{pathOutRegionsKv, std::ofstream::out}
  {
    LOG(LINFO, ("Start generating regions from", m_pathInRegionsTmpMwm));
    auto timer = base::Timer{};
    Transliteration::Instance().Init(GetPlatform().ResourcesDir());

    RegionsBuilder::Regions regions;
    PlacePointsMap placePointsMap;
    std::tie(regions, placePointsMap) =
        ReadDatasetFromTmpMwm(m_pathInRegionsTmpMwm, m_regionsInfoCollector);
    RegionsBuilder builder{std::move(regions), std::move(placePointsMap), threadsCount};

    GenerateRegions(builder);
    LOG(LINFO, ("Finish generating regions.", timer.ElapsedSeconds(), "seconds."));
  }

private:
  void GenerateRegions(RegionsBuilder & builder)
  {
    builder.ForEachCountry([&](std::string const & name, Node::PtrList const & outers) {
      auto const & countryPlace = outers.front()->GetData();
      auto const & countryName =
          countryPlace.GetTranslatedOrTransliteratedName(StringUtf8Multilang::GetLangIndex("en"));
      GenerateKv(countryName, outers);
    });

    LOG(LINFO, ("Regions objects key-value for", builder.GetCountryInternationalNames().size(),
                "countries storage saved to", m_pathOutRegionsKv));
    LOG(LINFO,
        (m_objectsRegions.size(), "total regions.", m_regionsCountries.size(), "total objects."));

    RepackTmpMwm();
  }

  base::JSONPtr BuildRegionValue(regions::NodePath const & path) const
  {
    auto const & main = path.back()->GetData();
    auto geometry = base::NewJSONObject();
    ToJSONObject(*geometry, "type", "Point");
    auto coordinates = base::NewJSONArray();
    auto const tmpCenter = main.GetCenter();
    auto const center = MercatorBounds::ToLatLon({tmpCenter.get<0>(), tmpCenter.get<1>()});
    ToJSONArray(*coordinates, center.m_lon);
    ToJSONArray(*coordinates, center.m_lat);
    ToJSONObject(*geometry, "coordinates", coordinates);

    auto properties = base::NewJSONObject();

    Localizator localizator(*properties);

    for (auto const & p : path)
    {
      auto const & region = p->GetData();
      CHECK(region.GetLevel() != regions::PlaceLevel::Unknown, ());
      auto const label = GetLabel(region.GetLevel());
      CHECK(label, ());
      localizator.SetLocale(label, region, "address");
      if (m_verbose)
      {
        localizator.AddVerbose(
            [&label, &region](auto & node) {
              ToJSONObject(node, std::string{label} + "_i", DebugPrint(region.GetId()));
              ToJSONObject(node, std::string{label} + "_a", region.GetArea());
              ToJSONObject(node, std::string{label} + "_r", region.GetRank());
            },
            "address");
      }
    }

    localizator.SetLocale("name", main);
    ToJSONObject(*properties, "rank", main.GetRank());

    if (path.size() > 1)
    {
      auto const & parent = (*(path.rbegin() + 1))->GetData();
      auto const parentId = parent.GetId().GetEncodedId();
      ToJSONObject(*properties, "dref", KeyValueStorage::SerializeDref(parentId));
    }
    else
    {
      ToJSONObject(*properties, "dref", base::NewJSONNull());
    }

    auto const & country = path.front()->GetData();
    if (auto && isoCode = country.GetIsoCode())
      ToJSONObject(*properties, "code", *isoCode);

    auto feature = base::NewJSONObject();
    ToJSONObject(*feature, "type", "Feature");
    ToJSONObject(*feature, "geometry", geometry);
    ToJSONObject(*feature, "properties", properties);

    return feature;
  }

  void GenerateKv(std::string const & countryName, Node::PtrList const & outers)
  {
    LOG(LINFO, ("Generate country", countryName));

    auto country = std::make_shared<std::string>(countryName);
    size_t countryRegionsCount = 0;
    size_t countryObjectCount = 0;

    for (auto const & tree : outers)
    {
      if (m_verbose)
        DebugPrintTree(tree);

      ForEachLevelPath(tree, [&](NodePath const & path) {
        auto const & node = path.back();
        auto const & region = node->GetData();
        auto const & objectId = region.GetId();
        auto const & regionCountryEmplace = m_regionsCountries.emplace(objectId, country);
        if (!regionCountryEmplace.second && regionCountryEmplace.first->second != country)
        {
          LOG(LWARNING, ("Failed to place", GetLabel(region.GetLevel()), "region", objectId, "(",
                         GetRegionNotation(region), ")", "into", *country,
                         ": region already exists in", *regionCountryEmplace.first->second));
          return;
        }

        m_objectsRegions.emplace(objectId, node);
        ++countryRegionsCount;

        if (regionCountryEmplace.second)
        {
          m_regionsKv << KeyValueStorage::SerializeDref(objectId.GetEncodedId()) << " "
                      << KeyValueStorage::Serialize(BuildRegionValue(path)) << "\n";
          ++countryObjectCount;
        }
      });
    }

    LOG(LINFO, ("Country regions of", *country, "has built:", countryRegionsCount, "total regions.",
                countryObjectCount, "objects."));
  }

  std::tuple<RegionsBuilder::Regions, PlacePointsMap> ReadDatasetFromTmpMwm(
      std::string const & tmpMwmFilename, RegionInfo & collector)
  {
    RegionsBuilder::Regions regions;
    PlacePointsMap placePointsMap;
    auto const toDo = [&](FeatureBuilder const & fb, uint64_t /* currPos */) {
      if (fb.IsArea() && fb.IsGeometryClosed())
      {
        auto const id = fb.GetMostGenericOsmId();
        auto region = Region(fb, collector.Get(id));

        auto const & name = region.GetName();
        if (name.empty())
          return;

        regions.emplace_back(std::move(region));
      }
      else if (fb.IsPoint())
      {
        auto const id = fb.GetMostGenericOsmId();
        auto place = PlacePoint{fb, collector.Get(id)};

        auto const & name = place.GetName();
        auto const placeType = place.GetPlaceType();
        if (name.empty() || placeType == PlaceType::Unknown)
          return;

        placePointsMap.emplace(id, std::move(place));
      }
    };

    ForEachFromDatRawFormat(tmpMwmFilename, toDo);
    return std::make_tuple(std::move(regions), std::move(placePointsMap));
  }

  void RepackTmpMwm()
  {
    feature::FeaturesCollector featuresCollector{m_pathOutRepackedRegionsTmpMwm};
    std::set<base::GeoObjectId> processedObjects;
    auto const toDo = [&](FeatureBuilder & fb, uint64_t /* currPos */) {
      auto const id = fb.GetMostGenericOsmId();
      auto objectRegions = m_objectsRegions.equal_range(id);
      if (objectRegions.first == objectRegions.second)
        return;
      if (!processedObjects.insert(id).second)
        return;

      for (auto item = objectRegions.first; item != objectRegions.second; ++item)
      {
        auto const & region = item->second->GetData();
        ResetGeometry(fb, region);
        fb.SetOsmId(region.GetId());
        fb.SetRank(0);
        featuresCollector.Collect(fb);
      }
    };

    LOG(LINFO, ("Start regions repacking from", m_pathInRegionsTmpMwm));
    feature::ForEachFromDatRawFormat(m_pathInRegionsTmpMwm, toDo);
    LOG(LINFO, ("Repacked regions temporary mwm saved to", m_pathOutRepackedRegionsTmpMwm));
  }

  void ResetGeometry(FeatureBuilder & fb, Region const & region)
  {
    fb.ResetGeometry();

    auto const & polygon = region.GetPolygon();
    auto outer = GetPointSeq(polygon->outer());
    fb.AddPolygon(outer);
    FeatureBuilder::Geometry holes;
    auto const & inners = polygon->inners();
    std::transform(std::begin(inners), std::end(inners), std::back_inserter(holes),
                   [this](auto && polygon) { return this->GetPointSeq(polygon); });
    fb.SetHoles(std::move(holes));
    fb.SetArea();

    CHECK(fb.IsArea(), ());
    CHECK(fb.IsGeometryClosed(), ());
  }

  template <typename Polygon>
  FeatureBuilder::PointSeq GetPointSeq(Polygon const & polygon)
  {
    FeatureBuilder::PointSeq seq;
    std::transform(std::begin(polygon), std::end(polygon), std::back_inserter(seq),
                   [](BoostPoint const & p) { return m2::PointD(p.get<0>(), p.get<1>()); });
    return seq;
  }

  std::string m_pathInRegionsTmpMwm;
  std::string m_pathOutRegionsKv;
  std::string m_pathOutRepackedRegionsTmpMwm;

  bool m_verbose{false};

  RegionInfo m_regionsInfoCollector;

  std::ofstream m_regionsKv;

  std::multimap<base::GeoObjectId, Node::Ptr> m_objectsRegions;
  std::map<base::GeoObjectId, std::shared_ptr<std::string>> m_regionsCountries;
};
}  // namespace

void GenerateRegions(std::string const & pathInRegionsTmpMwm,
                     std::string const & pathInRegionsCollector,
                     std::string const & pathOutRegionsKv,
                     std::string const & pathOutRepackedRegionsTmpMwm, bool verbose,
                     size_t threadsCount)
{
  RegionsGenerator(pathInRegionsTmpMwm, pathInRegionsCollector, pathOutRegionsKv,
                   pathOutRepackedRegionsTmpMwm, verbose, threadsCount);
}
}  // namespace regions
}  // namespace generator


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New York State Taxes: Everything You Need to Know
Taxes in the Empire State won't make you feel like royalty.
By Joel Anderson Aug 5, 2018 Taxes 101
New York state tax has the second-highest average tax rate in the country, with the typical New Yorker paying over a quarter of their income to state and federal governments. And that's just at the state level. For the 8.5 million-plus people living in New York City — the least tax-friendly city in America — additional city taxes mean they're shelling out even more.
So, why are New Yorkers paying more in taxes than most of the rest of the country? Here's a closer look at all of the state taxes in New York state.
New York State Taxes
Rate Range of Taxes 1.578% – 8.875%
State Sales Tax Rate Range 7% – 8.875%
State Income Tax Rate Range 4% – 8.82%
State Property Tax Rate 1.578% average
Estate Tax Rate Range 3.06% – 16%
New York State Income Tax
Personal income tax in New York is on a progressive system with eight brackets ranging from 4 percent up to 8.82 percent, which is only paid by people earning more than $1 million a year.
2018 Estimated Income Taxes Tax Rate
$0 – $8,500 4%
$8,500 – $11,700 4.5%
$11,700 – $13,900 5.25%
$80,650 – $215,400 6.57%
$215,400 – $1,077,550 6.85%
$1,077,550 up 8.82%
New York state income tax is also notable for the addition of a separate bracket for top earners that started with a 2009 bill, which created what's now known as the "millionaires tax" that boosts rates to close to 9 percent for top earners.
Find Out: How Much Money You Would Have If You Never Paid Taxes
New York State Sales Tax
The base sales tax rate for the state of New York is 4 percent, but add-ons — like the 0.375 percent included in the rates of 16 counties for the Metropolitan Commuter Transportation District — means that depending on the county or city you're in, your rate can vary.
The state's highest rates are paid in New York City, where all five boroughs — each of which is its own county — charge a rate of 8.875 percent at the point of sale. The lowest is the 7 percent rate paid in Saratoga, Warren and Washington counties.
But there are exemptions. New York State sales taxes don't apply to a variety of different types of goods, mostly necessities like utilities or food that's not prepackaged or served at a restaurant. New York City also offers some respite in the form of an exemption from state and city sales taxes for clothing or footwear purchases of $110 or less.
New York State Property Taxes
The average property tax rate across the state of New York is 1.578 percent, but that can vary widely depending on the locality in question. Anyone in New York County (Manhattan) has a rate of 1.925 percent, and some counties in Western New York have effective rates over 3 percent.
See: Here's How Much Americans Pay in Taxes in Every State
New York State Estate Tax
New York is one of the 14 states that charges taxes on the estates of the deceased, with rates ranging from 3.06 percent to 16 percent on any estates that exceed the basic exclusion amount, which is $5.25 million through the end of 2018. If an estate does exceed the BEA, it pays taxes at these tiered rates.
New York State Estate Taxes
Size of Estate Tax Rate
$0 – $500,000 3.06%
$500,000 – $1 million 5.00%
$1 million – $1.5 million 5.50%
$1.5 million – $2.1 milllion 6.50%
$2.1 million – $2.6 million 8.00%
$3.6 million – $4.1 million 10.40%
$9.1 million – $10.1 million 15.20%
$10.1 million and over 16.00%
Find Out: How to Minimize Your Estate Tax
And if the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance wasn't already making things complicated enough with different brackets, New York state's estate tax is also unique for what is commonly referred to as the estate tax "cliff."
The estate tax at the federal level has a basic exclusion amount of $11.18 million, and you only pay taxes on your "taxable estate," which is the portion of your estate that's over that value. The New York estate tax, though, taxes the entire value of the estate for any estate that clears the BEA. So, while an estate worth $5 million would owe nothing, an estate worth $5.5 million would owe a whopping $450,000 — hence the "cliff" for estates that are right at or near the BEA.
The state of New York does not levy an inheritance tax.
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Women with gestational diabetes need to put their own health first to prevent them from developing type 2 diabetes later in life.
That's the message from University of Adelaide Robinson Research Institute PhD graduate Emer Van Ryswyk, who released a study as part of World Diabetes Day this week.
Dr Ryswyk reviewed more than 40 studies from around the world and found women are often too busy being a mum to pay attention to their own lifestyle.
"After giving birth, women settle into life as a new mother, or with an extra child," she says.
Many felt they would benefit from diabetes screening test reminders, advice and follow-up appointments.
Dr Van Ryswyk says five to eight per cent of women develop gestational diabetes when they are pregnant.
For those women, the risk of developing type 2 diabetes within 10 years of pregnancy is 20 to 50 per cent.
"It is important to recognise that a diagnosis of gestational diabetes can be highly emotional for a mother," Dr Van Ryswyk says.
Counselling and information should be available as well as positive interactions with clinical staff, she says.
When women were criticized or when people made assumptions about their diet and lifestyle, they were less likely to seek advice in the future.


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It's hard for shoppers to avoid Amazon — even in their ETFs
Alexa, find me an ETF that's nicely diversified, please.
Should you invest in the consumer discretionary sector?
Your answer to that question comes down to whether you believe an economic downturn is imminent. If so, companies producing toothpaste and other consumer staples may be better-positioned. But if not, companies that make the things consumers like to buy, but don't necessarily need, may outperform.
As complicated as that question is, there's another consideration that may be even more thorny. If you're thinking of using an exchange-traded fund to trade your investment idea, grabbing exposure to a broad basket of stocks rather than just one company, you may be in for a big surprise.
That's because among the biggest consumer discretionary ETFs, one company commands an outsize presence. Amazon.com Inc. AMZN, +0.15% makes up an "alarming" share of most of the largest consumer discretionary ETFs, according to one money manager.
Related: What is a 'non-transparent' ETF, and why would anyone want to own one?
There's nothing wrong with owning Amazon stock, points out Rick Daskin, who runs his own wealth-management firm, RSD Advisors. For the year to date, shares have gained nearly 17%, which is not quite as strong as the broader benchmarks like the S&P 500 SPX, +0.02%, but many investors consider Amazon a presence unto its own, remaking industries as diverse as retail and real estate in its own image.
As Daskin points out, the concentration of Amazon stock among ETFs like the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund XLY, -0.96% and a similar version from Vanguard VCR, -0.66% is "concerning from a diversification point of view. The whole point of buying an ETF is not buying one thing."
Is there a hard-and-fast rule as to what level of concentration is too much? Not really, Daskin said, but double digits may be where it starts to get concerning. "23%, oof," he added.
Fund name and ticker Amazon as percent of all holdings Total assets under management
Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLY) 21.8% $14.3 billion
Vanguard Consumer Discretionary ETF (VCR) 22.9% $3 billion
iShares U.S. Consumer Services ETF (IYC) 9.5% $993 million
Fidelity MSCI Consumer Discretionary Index ETF (FDIS) 23.3% $761 million
iShares Global Consumer Discretionary ETF (RXI) 9.3% $221 million
iShares Evolved U.S. Discretionary Spending ETF (IEDI 11.4% $9 million
Sources: fund web sites, FactSet
Amazon or no, it's also a good reminder that you should always, always read fund literature before investing. The fund manager, or index developer in the case of a passively-managed fund, may have different ideas of what stocks best express a theme than you do. And he or she obviously has no idea what other individual stocks or funds you may own.
It's also worth keeping in mind that Amazon's massive scale may even keep it less tethered to traditional sector outlines than older companies. After all, the company has been clear that it wants to be consumers' first stop for groceries and diapers — and has teased, though not yet executed on, everything from banking to real estate services.
A short list of the bigger consumer discretionary ETFs and their exposure to Amazon is above. In just about every case, whether Amazon makes up 9% or 22% of the fund, it is the single biggest holding in the fund, even in the iShares Global Consumer Discretionary ETF, a fund that states it aims to provide investors a "global sector view."
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Home International Organisations General Assembly ICJ Advisory Opinion Request on the Chagos Islands
ICJ Advisory Opinion Request on the Chagos Islands
Published on June 24, 2017 Author: Marko Milanovic
Yesterday the UN General Assembly voted, by 94 to 15 with 65 states abstaining, to issue a request for an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice on the Chagos Islands. Readers will be familiar with the many legal disputes that have arisen from this leftover UK colonial possession in the Indian Ocean, ranging from the human tragedy of the Chagossians expelled en masse from the islands to make room for what is now a US military base of enormous size and importance, to the role that the Diego Garcia base played in the war on terror, to the applicability of human rights law to these issues, the designation of real or pretextual maritime protection areas, and the actual sovereignty dispute with Mauritius. Here's a useful news item from the Guardian, and here is GA resolution itself, A/RES/71/292. This is the operative part, i.e. the request that the Court will have to address:
(a) "Was the process of decolonization of Mauritius lawfully completed when Mauritius was granted independence in 1968, following the separation of the Chagos Archipelago from Mauritius and having regard to international law, including obligations reflected in General Assembly resolutions 1514 (XV) of 14 December 1960, 2066 (XX) of 16 December 1965, 2232 (XXI) of 20 December 1966 and 2357 (XXII) of 19 December 1967?";
(b) "What are the consequences under international law, including obligations reflected in the above-mentioned resolutions, arising from the continued administration by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland of the Chagos Archipelago, including with respect to the inability of Mauritius to implement a programme for the resettlement on the Chagos Archipelago of its nationals, in particular those of Chagossian origin?".
The precise drafting of these questions can be enormously consequential, as shown most recently and most clearly with the Kosovo advisory opinion – I would refer interested readers in that regard to the volume edited by Michael Wood and myself on The Law and Politics of the Kosovo Advisory Opinion (OUP, 2015), particularly chapters 3, 6 and 7 which deal with various aspects of the 'question question.' At first glance, the drafting of the Chagos request is not only interesting, but also quite intelligent, especially regarding the (a) part.
Why? Well, one almost ritualistic aspect of these advisory opinions are the objections made to the jurisdiction of the Court and the propriety of its exercise by states who opposed the issuance of the AO request in the first place. These objections almost never work, but the good fight is nonetheless always fought. And there are cases, like the Kosovo one, in which a particular objection (there regarding the relationship between the UNSC and the UNGA) could find significantly more purchase than could otherwise be expected. In the Chagos case in particular, one could expect the UK to make the objection that the AO request is trying to circumvent the consent requirement for contentious ICJ jurisdiction, and is in effect litigating a bilateral dispute (see e.g. the Wall AO, para. 43-50). And in fact there clearly is a set of bilateral disputes on Chagos between Mauritius and the UK.
Note, however, the clever drafting of part (a) of the request: it doesn't directly speak of whether Mauritius has sovereignty over the Islands, but asks whether the process of decolonization of Mauritius was lawfully completed because of the separation of the Chagos Islands from its territory. It also makes links to numerous GA resolutions, in order to reinforce the view that this is a multilateral issue, raising broader questions of principle which the GA has been dealing with for decades.
When it comes to part (b) of the request, what's particularly notable is that it doesn't simply ask what the consequences would be if the Court found that the UK acted unlawfully in part (a). Rather, the consequences are those arising from the UK's continued administration of the Chagos Islands. This would allow the Court to deal with various questions that not directly related to sovereignty or any faults with the decolonization process, like the plight of the Chagossians. On the other hand, the drafting of part (b) is also such that it could allow the Court to 'properly interpret' it in such a way as to avoid some of the more controversial issues, as it in fact did in the Kosovo AO. We shall, of course, have to wait and see what happens – but watch this space.
Filed under: General Assembly, International Court of Justice, States and Statehood
Tags: advisory opinion, chagossians, colonialism, diego garcia
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Kriangsak Kittichaisaree
On 30 May – 16 June, I was in New York campaigning for my election to ITLOS and more than 10 Permanent Reps/Ambs asked me about the move for the UNGA to ask an AO from the ICJ on this issue. Some were concerned that the UNGA was being used to have bilateral contentious issues settled by the ICJ. Some others doubted whether the matter was in fact a purely legal one. Yet, not many understood how the ICJ exercised its AO jurisdiction and the criteria in the exercise of discretion not to give AOs. Others felt that rules of law had to be upheld and solidarity shown in support of the 'underdog'. Hence, I guess, the outcome of the voting re this UNGA resolution.
Sudheer
Framing questions is also an art! Good write up. Hope to get some more articles on this subject. Thanks.
Miroslav Baros
I find rather sinister that the EU members abstained, but symptomatic and expected in the circumstances when the negotiations re Brexit are proving pretty tough; a kind of shot in the foot situation for the UK. Personally, I am delighted that the UNGA requested an advisory opinion from "the main judicial organ" of the UN on this horrible episode. I also see the vote as an indication of the forthcoming changes in terms of distribution and exercise of powers at the international arena.


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package androidx.appsearch.builtintypes;

import static com.google.common.truth.Truth.assertThat;

import androidx.appsearch.app.GenericDocument;

import org.junit.Test;

public class StopwatchLapTest {
    @Test
    public void testBuilder() {
        StopwatchLap stopwatchLap = new StopwatchLap.Builder("namespace", "id")
                .setDocumentScore(1)
                .setCreationTimestampMillis(100)
                .setDocumentTtlMillis(6000)
                .setLapNumber(2)
                .setLapDurationMillis(100)
                .setAccumulatedLapDurationMillis(1100)
                .build();

        assertThat(stopwatchLap.getNamespace()).isEqualTo("namespace");
        assertThat(stopwatchLap.getId()).isEqualTo("id");
        assertThat(stopwatchLap.getDocumentScore()).isEqualTo(1);
        assertThat(stopwatchLap.getCreationTimestampMillis()).isEqualTo(100);
        assertThat(stopwatchLap.getDocumentTtlMillis()).isEqualTo(6000);
        assertThat(stopwatchLap.getLapNumber()).isEqualTo(2);
        assertThat(stopwatchLap.getLapDurationMillis()).isEqualTo(100);
        assertThat(stopwatchLap.getAccumulatedLapDurationMillis()).isEqualTo(1100);
    }

    @Test
    public void testBuilderCopy_allFieldsCopied() {
        StopwatchLap stopwatchLap1 = new StopwatchLap.Builder("namespace", "id")
                .setDocumentScore(1)
                .setCreationTimestampMillis(100)
                .setDocumentTtlMillis(6000)
                .setLapNumber(2)
                .setLapDurationMillis(100)
                .setAccumulatedLapDurationMillis(1100)
                .build();
        StopwatchLap stopwatchLap2 = new StopwatchLap.Builder(stopwatchLap1).build();

        assertThat(stopwatchLap1.getNamespace()).isEqualTo(stopwatchLap2.getNamespace());
        assertThat(stopwatchLap1.getId()).isEqualTo(stopwatchLap2.getId());
        assertThat(stopwatchLap1.getDocumentScore()).isEqualTo(stopwatchLap2.getDocumentScore());
        assertThat(stopwatchLap1.getCreationTimestampMillis())
                .isEqualTo(stopwatchLap2.getCreationTimestampMillis());
        assertThat(stopwatchLap1.getDocumentTtlMillis())
                .isEqualTo(stopwatchLap2.getDocumentTtlMillis());
        assertThat(stopwatchLap1.getLapNumber()).isEqualTo(stopwatchLap2.getLapNumber());
        assertThat(stopwatchLap1.getLapDurationMillis())
                .isEqualTo(stopwatchLap2.getLapDurationMillis());
        assertThat(stopwatchLap1.getAccumulatedLapDurationMillis())
                .isEqualTo(stopwatchLap2.getAccumulatedLapDurationMillis());
    }

    @Test
    public void testToGenericDocument() throws Exception {
        StopwatchLap stopwatchLap = new StopwatchLap.Builder("namespace", "id")
                .setDocumentScore(1)
                .setCreationTimestampMillis(100)
                .setDocumentTtlMillis(6000)
                .setLapNumber(2)
                .setLapDurationMillis(100)
                .setAccumulatedLapDurationMillis(1100)
                .build();

        GenericDocument genericDocument = GenericDocument.fromDocumentClass(stopwatchLap);
        assertThat(genericDocument.getSchemaType()).isEqualTo("builtin:StopwatchLap");
        assertThat(genericDocument.getNamespace()).isEqualTo("namespace");
        assertThat(genericDocument.getId()).isEqualTo("id");
        assertThat(genericDocument.getScore()).isEqualTo(1);
        assertThat(genericDocument.getCreationTimestampMillis()).isEqualTo(100);
        assertThat(genericDocument.getTtlMillis()).isEqualTo(6000);
        assertThat(genericDocument.getPropertyLong("lapNumber")).isEqualTo(2);
        assertThat(genericDocument.getPropertyLong("lapDurationMillis")).isEqualTo(100);
        assertThat(genericDocument.getPropertyLong("accumulatedLapDurationMillis"))
                .isEqualTo(1100);
    }
}


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The Daily News Fix
Unfiltered News Mainstream Media Runs From
As published in the Kinston Free Press 6/23/2016
By John Nix / Guest Columnist
"A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." So reads the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution. Yet, the right to protect oneself is a provision from God, not man. Hence, no government or individual can take that away. In every presidential election cycle "the right to bear arms" becomes a talking point. The massacre in Orlando last week at a gay nightclub carried out by a Muslim extremist is an example of using a tragedy to further a political agenda. Like they say, "Never let a good crisis go to waste." No sooner than the shots rang out, the progressive left was calling for new bans on weaponry. Since then, the Senate has considered four new bills in an attempt to change accessibility to weapons. All four failed to reach the floor for a full vote.
Alternate sexual lifestyles and gender preferences have dominated the news lately with North Carolina kicking off a national gender debate surrounding bathroom laws. Celebrities and corporations piled on the boycott wagon threatening to pack their bags or not perform unless House Bill 2 was dropped. HB2 upholds the common sense morality that men use the men's restroom and women likewise. Then the federal government threatened to snatch education funding unless HB2 was rescinded. The governor and legislature have vowed to stand their moral high ground and filed suit with the feds filing their own. So what does this have to do with Second Amendment rights?
The media narrative would have us all believing that HB2 creates some sort of crisis for the LGBT population, which only makes up about .03 percent of the population or 3 in 1,000. The convenient timing of this manufactured crisis in a presidential year is designed to draw our attention away from more important matters. This administration's refusal to protect our borders, irresponsibly importing Syrian refugees with no effective background checks, a bloviated unemployment rate with record numbers out of work and on taxpayer funded subsidies, and the refusal by the president and staff to use the words "radical Islam" is enough reason for this administration to shift the focus.
On Monday, the 911 transcript from the Orlando crisis was released with the word "God" replacing "Allah" throughout. Omar Mateen's admission of his allegiance to ISIS was omitted. Later the same day this was redacted to reveal the true transcript. This was clearly an act of radical Islamic terror. The president cannot hide the truth from the American people any longer. Mateen planned this attack to serve the ISIS agenda. Yet the president and his staff refuse to even call it a terror attack. Instead he uses the bully pulpit to preach gun control preying on fear and ignorance of the electorate. Obama intends to convince you that the police and military are the only ones that should have guns, that the government is your friend and will protect you. He uses the money hungry media to push his propaganda.
An awful thing happened in Orlando. A radical Islamic terrorist killed 49 people in a gay nightclub with a gun. The liberal mind sees this as due cause for total eradication of private gun ownership. For the educated Constitutional conservative this incident only further clarifies why we need to protect our Second Amendment rights now more than ever. Conspiracy theories say this was all orchestrated by this administration to further their attack on the Second Amendment. I won't go there, but you've got to be sleep walking not to connect a few dots.
The Democrat machine continues to attack our right to bear arms and will continue to do so through the appointment of liberal federal judges. We know guns aren't the problem. Just compare the 1.1 million babies per year slaughtered through abortion to the 11,200 per year homicidal gun deaths. Now try to convince me progressive Democrats efforts to quell our gun rights has anything to do with the sanctity of human life. They use fear as a propaganda tool to control the "sheeple". The Second Amendment was ratified to protect us from a rogue government. Stay informed, protect your Constitutional rights and your family. Remember, you have an innate right to protect yourself and don't need permission from a bloviated self-serving government to do so.
The opinions of the guest columnist are not necessarily those of The Free Press.
John Nix is the co-founder and partner at Matrix East, PLLC. He's also the president of the CSS Neuse Foundation and the lead plaintiff in the Nix, et al v. Eric Holder case, for the reversal of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act.
This entry was posted in Federal Government, Local Government, State Government, Uncategorized on June 23, 2016 by nixnewsfix.
Big Event For Kinston! You Don't Want to Miss This!
There's a lot to get excited about in Kinston! Thursday, June 2nd at Olivia's in historic downtown Kinston we have the opportunity to support our Republican candidates for several Council of State positions and our Judicial Candidates. Most, if not all, of these candidates will be serving you for their respective terms in office after the November general election. This is a chance to meet them right in our own backyard and welcome them to Kinston!
We welcome special guests NC House Speaker Tim Moore, along with NC House Whip, John Bell and NC Senator Louis Pate, Deputy Pro Tempore.
You will also have the opportunity to meet and talk with your local candidates. Stuart Stroud for Superior Court Judge, Chad Rouse for County Commissioner (At-large), Craig Finch for County Commissioner (D4), and Jackie Elwart for Board of Education (D4).
The venue will include an Open Bar beginning at 6:00 PM with Heavy hors d'oeuvres. Attendees will have an opportunity to meet and talk to each candidate and hear their plan to make North Carolina a better place to live, work, and raise our children.
Those confirmed are Michael LaPaglia for Secretary of State, Senator Buck Newton for Attorney General, Dale R. Folwell, CPA for Treasurer, Chuck Stuber for State Auditor, Mike Causey for Commissioner of Insurance, Judge Richard Dietz (NC Court of Appeals), Judge Bob Hunter (NC Court of Appeals), Valerie Zachary (NC Court of Appeals), Hunter Murphy (NC Court of Appeals), and Phil Berger, Jr. (NC Court of Appeals).
This is Golden opportunity for residents of Kinston/Lenoir County and surrounding Counties to get to know these candidates and let them know what is important to us here in Eastern North Carolina.
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På tro og love (littéralement « dans la foi et les lois ») est un film danois réalisé par Torben Anton Svendsen, sorti en 1955.

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 Titre : På tro og love
 Réalisation : Torben Anton Svendsen
 Scénario : Erik Balling et Knud Poulsen
 Musique : Kai Normann Andersen
 Photographie : Verner Jensen et Jørgen Skov
 Montage : Carsten Dahl
 Production : Erik Balling
 Société de production : Nordisk Film
 Pays :
 Genre : Comédie
 Durée : 90 minutes
 Dates de sortie :
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Distribution
 Poul Reichhardt : Hans
 Astrid Villaume : Grete
 Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt : Georg
 Gunnar Lauring : Chefen
 Helle Virkner : Vera Gimmer
 Lis Løwert : Solveig
 Ove Sprogøe : Henry
 Sigrid Horne-Rasmussen : Mme. Gimmer
 Louis Miehe-Renard : Frederiksen

Distinctions
Le film a reçu 2 Bodils, celui du meilleur film et celui du meilleur acteur pour Ove Sprogøe.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Film danois sorti en 1955
Comédie danoise

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It's Time To Move On From One Goal
By Sam Fels December 11, 2019 1667 0
One of the more confounding things about the Hawks, and there's plenty, is not only that we can't get a sense of what the plan is (especially when they tell you they don't have one), but it's hard to separate their marketing and promotions department from their actual hockey operations. John McDonough will tell you he doesn't get involved in hockey decisions, but we all know that's probably horseshit. The two are definitely jumbled.
We've discussed somewhat regularly on the podcast that the Hawks pretty much operate in terror of their fanbase, feeling that any half misstep will cause a return to the dark old days instantly. And it's understandable in a way, because it really wasn't that long ago. It's only 12 years in the rearview. And all the people in charge now were either part of the organization when they drew 4,000 a game or were taking over right then. It's not exactly in the deep recesses of their or our memories. And no one wants to go back to that.
Still, there's a desperation that seems palpable with the announcement of a "One More Shift" for Kris Versteeg today for Sunday. Look, we all love Kris Versteeg around here. In his first stint as a Hawk, he was incredible if infuriating fun. His second stint was brutal for the most part, but that's before we knew reacquiring old members of the band was going to be the extent of their pro scouting. And the whole "One More Shift" thing probably isn't worth spilling that much ink over, but I don't have much else to do.
But Kris Versteeg hasn't been gone all that long. He played preseason games this year. He was playing games for the Flames less than two years ago. He hasn't been "out of the scene" for very long, if at all. And it was the same when they did this for Brian Campbell or Patrick Sharp or whoever else of recent vintage.
When they've used it for other players from the 80s or early 90s who haven't gotten their due, that was pretty cool. It's part of the history, and guys like Steve Larmer, Eddie Belfour, Al Secord, they haven't really gotten their due from the organization in the past for as important as they were to those teams. They're not good enough to have their numbers retired (though Larmer might be) but certainly meant enough to the organization for recognition. Same goes for Roenick, who got his own night in 2010 and another shift.
But when you're doing this for players who have been retired for like five minutes, it feels like a desperate attention-grab, a frantic clinging on to what came before that's now gone. And it's not about Versteeg on Sunday night. It's about how the whole team is run on both sides of the coin.
The Hawks still think they can only sell tickets if they convince everyone that it's the same era as when everything was so fun and perfect. They have to convince you that this is all just an extension of 2010-2015, a temporary blip before they return to that. It's all one thing. But you know it's not. And I know it's not. And somewhere in those office, they know it's not. And they have to start acting like it.
Because it's hard to argue they haven't managed the actual team like it's still that time. Don't tell me that their handling of Brent Seabrook has at least a little to do with clinging on to the past. Fear of a backlash. And perhaps their absolute refusal to kick tires on the market for Keith or Kane is the same. Or maybe those two have no interest in going, and that's fine. We don't really know, but it's felt like they've felt that getting back to the mountain top is only a reach for them instead of a hefty climb.
But that's gone now. It's in the past, even if five of the major faces are still here and even if they remain the most recognizable players on the team. Some of that is marketing, and some of that is the front office's failure to bring anyone in to join them and eventually usurp them at the top of the card. Maybe DeBrincat will soon, and Dach and Boqvist are supposed to.
Either way, the whole team needs a reboot. Drop the slogan, change the goal song, vary up your presentation. We all know that day is over, and maybe it would be refreshing for both customer and business to start over. Everyone could use an attitude reset on this team. And maybe with a fresh coat of paint and a new outlook, the organization could actually see itself for what it is and run accordingly. You can't get that far forwards if you're always looking backwards.
If McDonough is so talented of a marketer, and if you don't believe he is just ask him, he can probably pay someone to come up with another motto/tag line that he can take credit for. The Hawks need to move into a new era in both their branding and how they're run. Maybe if you change the labels, you can change the whole thing under them too.
Stanley Cup Final Game 4 Recap – George Is Gettin' Upset!
By Sam Fels June 4, 2019 1140 0
Ok, so remember when the Hawks used to kind of just do enough to win a series? Like, they'd let a road game slip because they already got one to even out home-ice and they just didn't feel like matching the intensity for six or seven straight games? Like the Nashville series in '15. Or even the Final in '15, really. They'd save it for the end. That's what I want to believe the Bruins are doing. Except they don't have nearly the pedigree, and might only have enough energy to really give it a go every other game. Which would be enough. Or maybe not. Maybe losing Grzelcyk is a real problem. Maybe this is the same team that did get knocked around a fair amount by the Canes for the last two games but had Tuukka Rask to bail them out, and he's not playing at that level right now.
Maybe the gods just hate you.
Anyway, let's clean it up:
The Two Obs
-I don't know whether hockey coaches outthink themselves, or they and teams just forget, but I can't for the life of me figure out where the Bruins got the idea that carrying the puck over the offensive blue line every time was going to work or was the more advantageous route. When they've been good in this series, they've thrown the Blues game right back at them. That is, get the puck deep, get on the still very slow and very dumb and very brick-handed Blues defense, and watch the turnovers ensue. Especially in the second half of last night's game, I must've watched Krug or Marchand or McAvoy try and traipse through three or four Blues and just lose the damn thing. Yes, this worked in Game 1 when the Blues were out of position chasing their own forecheck and the Bruins could enter the zone at odd-mans or at evens all the time. That wasn't last night. It was too complicated by half.
-I realize Zdeno Chara is a Hall of Famer, and the second best Bruins d-man of all-time. He's also been a sloth in this series, constantly getting his head churned into margarine by the Blues top line or even their second line. It is just not that big of a deal for the Bruins to be without him, even though McGuire and Olczyk were convinced it was. Yes, being without two d-men now is a problem, but that's a numbers thing no a name thing. McAvoy's numbers with John Moore, who everyone hates, were just about the same. And again, though Berube wasn't really chasing matchups all that much, the fact that he's happy to have his top line go out there against Chara tells you what you need to know.
-Two pretty choppy rebounds from Rask and that's basically the difference here, even though the Blues carried the play.
-At least Bergeron's line looked like Bergeron's line for most of the night without scoring, carrying the Bs best possession and expected goals numbers.
-Boy if Berube ever figured out to play Vince Dunn more than Bouwmeester and Gunnarsson, then we could be in real trouble.
-Grzelcyk is looking a real loss, because at the moment only McAvoy and Krug can get out of trouble and they were off color last night. Maybe Carlo but it's an awful lot to ask of Clifton. Back at home you can shelter him more and the Bruins will have to.
This is going to be an awfully bumpy ride from here.


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Anna Kalashnyk –en ucraniano, Анна Калашник– (Cherkasy, 8 de diciembre de 1992) es una deportista ucraniana que compitió en gimnasia artística. Ganó una medalla de bronce en el Campeonato Europeo de Gimnasia Artística de 2009, en la prueba de salto de potro.

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German shepherd puppies are super hyper so mom crafts sneaky plan to weare them out
You can't outsmart the master!
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If there's one thing that all moms can probably agree on, it's that being a parent can be a very tough and tiresome job. While it's also the most rewarding job in the world, there's really no denying that raising children can be the source of quite a bit of stress sometimes.
It turns out that this motherly feeling isn't just unique to us humans, it also applies to canines.
This mom of a handful of adorable German Shepherd puppies knows what's it's like to have little, hyperactive furballs full of energy all around her- but it didn't take long before she figured out a nifty way to tucker them all out.
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Make no mistake, however, because it's very obvious that this is a wonderful mommy to her precious little babies. She'll always play along with them for a little while until she gets tired herself.
Speaking of being tired, it's as if the mom knows that she can only have a bit of rest and peace whenever her puppies are tired… So she figures out a brilliant plan.
When she got the chance to play around with her kids in a large open field, she knew she could take advantage of the situation.
The open field was absolutely perfect for some running around, and she decided to lead by example.
When mommy started running around like a rocket, she encouraged her puppies to chase her and that's exactly what they did. They're such good listeners already!
The shepherd is literally running circles around them, and then takes off whenever she feels like it to make them even more tired.
Luckily, mommy still has the advantage of speed here, and the little puppies are doing their best to keep up. Because of their smaller legs, they can't quite rush as fast and aren't really catching up, but they certainly are doing their best.
Mom knows that she has the advantage – for now – and it's like playing an adorable game of tag and chase.
Meanwhile, their human owner was standing a little bit further off with a smartphone in hand, ready to capture this heartwarming motherly moment on tape for all of us to see. And the video is just undeniably cute when we see these tiny shepherd puppies running after their mom, just doing their absolute best.
You can see the tiny tails wagging, and they're yelping in complete excitement whenever they get close.
Mom certainly likes to keep things exciting, and stops for a little bit to give her kids the chance to actually keep up and gather around her.
After a quick moment, however, just as the puppies think that they've made it and can stop running, mom is back at it again!
This shepherd clearly knows how to tucker out her adorable little puppies.
At the end of the video, their owner, Lauren Skinner, actually starts to notice that the energy levels of the little furballs were definitely decreasing, they were tired from running around so much! It's a smart move, as their mom can now finally get some rest when her puppies crash in exhaustion once they get home.
This whole strategy of tiring them out is just really sweet to see, and you can see the undeniable and playful love between mom and her puppies.
Be sure to check out the full video below!
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Discussion in 'Mens Basketball' started by throwittoblythe, Feb 9, 2019.
Great article about Jake in the Star Tribune. It covers his struggles with mental illness as well as his charity work and family life.
What a great ambassador for ISU. Proud to call him an alum.
I didn't know he moved away from Iowa.
I didn't know he was originally from Minnesota, TBH.
Makes me want to go back and read that thread where he wrote some letter that went over poorly. I think it's when Harrison Barnes left Jake's AAU team.
That is a challenging life. A full life it seems but challenging. Glad him and his family are doing well.
Thanks for sharing. Loved watching Jake play. What an inspiring story!
Sounds like he is doing well. Maybe getting out of the DSM/Ames area was what he needed. Whether it be due to his condition or whatever else, he alienated a lot of people in the area over the years.
I liked him since the first time I saw him play in person during Minnesota HS Tournament. He had the high scoring reputation but that night had a bunch of assists from feeding the hot hand of one of his teammates while pasting up his own shot. Can't remember the other kids name but he also played Div 1 later at UNI.
.... Whether it be due to his condition or whatever else, he alienated a lot of people in the area over the years.
With his dealing with his AAU teams?
I don't think I was aware Jake struggled with OCD. Examples cited in that piece, I can't imagine how debilitating it was. He knew it wasn't normal, but couldn't make it stop.
I wonder in CMC is looking at his son.
Liked his career but this may have been my favorite JS game and it stands out as just a fun game in ISU history.
Awesome story - thanks for posting the link. Which coach recruited him to ISU?
@pulse you disliked this thread. Care to elaborate why?
Fat thumb I guess. Must have hit it while scrolling on the phone. Surprised it doesn't happen more often.


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