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Fri Aug 9 05:03:57 2013
Date: Fri, 9 Aug 2013 02:03:56 -0700
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also said 70 IRS
attorneys are working full-time reviewing documents, the agency continues
to update committee staffers as the requests are being processed and that
the number or related documents is closer to 460,000.The letter by the
Republican-led committee was sent as Congress tries to learn more about
the targeting, including who at the agencys Washington headquarters might
have known about, led or coordinated the activity and whether it was
politically motivated.It cites at least three instances in which the IRS
has failed to comply, since revelations in May that the IRS unfairly
targeted the groups from 2010 through 2012 when they were applying for
tax-exempt status.The agency has turned over just 12,000 pages of the roughly
64 million pages it deemed potentially relevant to the investigation, Issa
said.Furthermore, many of the documents are duplicates and so excessively
redacted that they are completely unintelligible and useless, according
to the letter.Additionally, Republicans on another House committee released
a report Tuesday that claims conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status
were more closely scrutinized by the IRS than their progressive counterparts.Tea
party and other conservative groups were, on average, asked three times
as many questions as progressive groups, said the report by Republicans
on the House Ways and Means Committee. Conservative groups were less likely
to be approved for tax-exempt status and more
ndustry expert, said that passenger bribe attempts are
an unintended consequence of airlines trying to squeeze more revenue from
ad-on fees.Flying used to be a Neiman Marcus experience but now its
a Walmart experience and fading quickly, he said. You might see people
auctioning off their seats like people sell baseball tickets on Stubhub.Yet,
John DiScala, a frequent traveler and the founder of JohnnyJet.com, said
paying each other for seat switches, at least in theory, isnt such
as bad thing.If youre desperate, in this day and age, I dont
know if its poor taste to offer (another passenger) money for a
seat switch, said DiScala, who has never offered a bribe, but admits
that he once tipped a TSA official $10 after being allowed to
cut the security line when he was late for a flight. Some
people would be happy to move for $100.DiScala said that the best
way to carve out the space you want on a flight is
to simply be nice to everyone, the airline staff and your fellow
passengers.I bring two types of chocolates with me when I travel, one
for the gate agents and one for the flight attendants, he said.
I get treated like a rock star and I dont consider it
to be a bribe.
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Bottom Line: 1 in 3 people die from Heart Disease.... so, unfortunately, there is a very good chance YOU will die of a heart attack. <br />
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Luckily, there is a 10 Second Trick that can help prevent heart attacks.<br />
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When you watch this FREE presentation, you will discover the 10 Second Trick for preventing heart attacks - which, by-the-way, the Big Drug Companies would rather you didn't see.<br />
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> by photographer Annie Leibovitz.The
museum's art collection includes 7,000 paintings, drawings, prints, posters
and sculptures. Curators have been working to add more contemporary and
conceptual art over the past 10 years.Chief Curator Peter Jakab said art
helps people reflect on aerospace achievements and the humanity imbued in
each machine.Albert Watson, a photographer known for his portraits of celebrities,
such as Steve Jobs, and of fashion, took a break in 1990
to photograph spacesuits and other artifacts. More recently, he donated
two large-scale prints of an Apollo glove and boot to the museum.Watson
said he was captivated by the thought of suits that traveled in
space and came back covered with moon dust."When you deal with celebrities
every day or super models every day and fashion people every day,
there is always a nice escape to go into still life," he
said. "As a child, I loved science fiction. I always remember arguing
with my father about rocket ships. He said man will never go
into space, he said, because what goes up must come down."RELATED:Future
Carriers Built to Carry Drone FleetsThe museum also has acquired a sculpture
by Angela Palmer that evokes 46 different earth-like worlds that have been
discovered by NASA's Kepler Observatory. The piece, entitled "Searching
for Goldilocks," involves 18 sheets of glass marked with circles for each
star with an orbiting planet.It refers to "Goldilocks" planets that might
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to Bradford (his colleague) was just a jerk, he wrote. Said he
was too comfortable to move.Reaction to the startup millionaires rant in
the blogosphere was swift and harsh. Why should anyone move from their
seat at any cost? Perhaps the person didn't think it was worth
a lousy 100 bucks to give up their seat and were comfortable,
posted one Facebook user on Goldbergs timeline. Others called the CEO, entitled,
and the move revolting.Golberg is hardly the first to offer incentives like
this to fellow passengers. Last year, a couple flying with twin infants
made headlines for trying a more charming approach. Soon after boarding,
they preemptively handed out goodie bags of candy to neighbors for the
inconvenience of being seated next to two 14-month olds.So what do airlines
do when passengers offer each other cash or other inducements to swap
seats or to get more comfortable on a flight?We contacted United, American,
Southwest and Delta and none of these airlines have a clear policy
regarding passengers selling seats to each other. United said that passengers
who wish to change their seating assignment should speak to a gate
agent, American said they were unaware of the issue, and Southwest claimed
it wasnt a problem for their passengers because they have an open
seating policy.Dr. Joyce Hunter, an associate professor at Saint Xavier
University and the author of a book about air rage, said that
the airlines ignore this issue at their own pe
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