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"Honoring America's Veterans" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:39:32

There is no greater gift Americans can furnish to their country than being willing to fight and die for the ideals our nation was founded on. And there is no greater obligation than for the government that owes its existence to their sacrifice to support and compassionate for them when they go from the battlefield. Every American owes a debt of gratitude to our veterans that none of us will ever be able to fully repay. As a society that has asked so much of our men and women in furnish in recent years and throughout our history we strive to honor them and their function. Under Jeff’s leadership as Speaker the 2007 legislature renewed its commitment to helping Oregon veterans get the services they be and improving their quality of life. Among the accomplishments of the 2007 legislative session were: •Tax incentives for health care providers that program in request to provide more facilities for veterans to receive medical care Jeff also personally developed a plan in coordination with the DMV to develop a coat honoring recipients of the Congressional Medal of recognise. •Immediately enacting concurrent communicate benefits allowing disabled veterans to collect their full retirement pay when they leave service. The current intend will not be fully phased-in until 2014 •Increased funding for mental health services to veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. An estimated one-third of those veterans suffer mental health problems. •Proper screening and treatment for Traumatic Brain Injury for returning veterans. The signature injury of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is TBI and an estimated 300,000 veterans may return home suffering form it. •Fully funding the VA health care system. Veterans often are forced to act months for an appointment to see a doctor and very often they undergo to jaunt great distances for compassionate because there are too few facilities to provide effective treatment. The disgraceful conditions at Walter Reed Army Medical Center are symptomatic of a system-wide problem that must be addressed immediately. •Expanded educational opportunities for veterans who have fulfilled their service commitment to our country. Following World War II the G. I. Bill helped hundreds of thousands of veterans pay for a college education. We be a new G. I. Bill for the 21st Century () to help the veterans of our recent conflicts get a college education or job training. •Revised deployment guidelines that require servicemen and women be given at least as much time at home as they pay on each tour of duty. •increase full VA and other benefits to members of the National Guard who have been deployed overseas. Our National Guardsmen and women are being deployed in unprecedented numbers to give the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. They deserve the same benefits we extend to our regular soldiers sailors airmen and Marines. We have seen a tragic shortfall in recent years in veterans’ health care and support services. Sub-par conditions at Walter Reed Army Medical Center six-month waiting periods to see a adulterate – this is not how America should treat its greatest patriots. We can and must do better.

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"Honoring America's Veterans" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:39:32

There is no greater enable Americans can furnish to their country than being willing to contend and die for the ideals our nation was founded on. And there is no greater obligation than for the government that owes its existence to their sacrifice to support and compassionate for them when they return from the battlefield. Every American owes a debt of gratitude to our veterans that none of us will ever be able to fully pay. As a society that has asked so much of our men and women in uniform in recent years and throughout our history we strive to honor them and their function. Under Jeff’s leadership as Speaker the 2007 legislature renewed its commitment to helping Oregon veterans get the services they need and improving their quality of life. Among the accomplishments of the 2007 legislative session were: •Tax incentives for health care providers that schedule in order to provide more facilities for veterans to receive medical care Jeff also personally developed a plan in coordination with the DMV to create a plate honoring recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor. •Immediately enacting concurrent receipt benefits allowing disabled veterans to hive away their full retirement pay when they leave function. The current intend will not be fully phased-in until 2014 •Increased funding for mental health services to veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. An estimated one-third of those veterans experience mental health problems. •Proper screening and treatment for Traumatic Brain Injury for returning veterans. The signature injury of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is TBI and an estimated 300,000 veterans may return home suffering create it. •Fully funding the VA health care system. Veterans often are forced to wait months for an appointment to see a adulterate and very often they have to travel great distances for compassionate because there are too few facilities to provide effective treatment. The disgraceful conditions at Walter Reed Army Medical Center are symptomatic of a system-wide problem that must be addressed immediately. •Expanded educational opportunities for veterans who undergo fulfilled their service commitment to our country. Following World War II the G. I. Bill helped hundreds of thousands of veterans pay for a college education. We need a new G. I. Bill for the 21st Century () to help the veterans of our recent conflicts get a college education or job training. •Revised deployment guidelines that require servicemen and women be given at least as much time at home as they spend on each tour of duty. •Extend full VA and other benefits to members of the National follow who have been deployed overseas. Our National Guardsmen and women are being deployed in unprecedented numbers to support the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. They deserve the same benefits we extend to our regular soldiers sailors airmen and Marines. We have seen a tragic shortfall in recent years in veterans’ health care and give services. Sub-par conditions at Walter Reed Army Medical bear on six-month waiting periods to see a adulterate – this is not how America should interact its greatest patriots. We can and must do better.

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"Honoring America's Veterans" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:39:27

There is no greater gift Americans can give to their country than being willing to fight and die for the ideals our nation was founded on. And there is no greater obligation than for the government that owes its existence to their sacrifice to support and compassionate for them when they return from the battlefield. Every American owes a debt of gratitude to our veterans that none of us will ever be able to fully pay. As a society that has asked so much of our men and women in uniform in recent years and throughout our history we strive to recognise them and their service. Under Jeff’s leadership as Speaker the 2007 legislature renewed its commitment to helping Oregon veterans get the services they need and improving their quality of life. Among the accomplishments of the 2007 legislative session were: •Tax incentives for health care providers that schedule in request to provide more facilities for veterans to receive medical compassionate Jeff also personally developed a intend in coordination with the DMV to develop a plate honoring recipients of the Congressional Medal of recognise. •Immediately enacting concurrent communicate benefits allowing disabled veterans to hive away their full retirement pay when they leave service. The current intend will not be fully phased-in until 2014 •Increased funding for mental health services to veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. An estimated one-third of those veterans suffer mental health problems. •Proper screening and treatment for Traumatic hit Injury for returning veterans. The signature injury of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is TBI and an estimated 300,000 veterans may return domiciliate suffering form it. •Fully funding the VA health compassionate system. Veterans often are forced to act months for an appointment to see a doctor and very often they have to travel great distances for care because there are too few facilities to give effective treatment. The disgraceful conditions at Walter Reed Army Medical Center are symptomatic of a system-wide problem that must be addressed immediately. •Expanded educational opportunities for veterans who undergo fulfilled their service commitment to our country. Following World War II the G. I. Bill helped hundreds of thousands of veterans pay for a college education. We need a new G. I. Bill for the 21st Century () to help the veterans of our recent conflicts get a college education or job training. •Revised deployment guidelines that require servicemen and women be given at least as much measure at home as they spend on each tour of duty. •Extend full VA and other benefits to members of the National follow who undergo been deployed overseas. Our National Guardsmen and women are being deployed in unprecedented numbers to support the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. They deserve the same benefits we extend to our regular soldiers sailors airmen and Marines. We have seen a tragic shortfall in recent years in veterans’ health care and give services. Sub-par conditions at Walter Reed Army Medical bear on six-month waiting periods to see a doctor – this is not how America should treat its greatest patriots. We can and must do better.

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"As The Strawberries Rot in Gaza" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:56:35

Every year more than 26,000 Asian workers - almost all Thais - come to Israel to work as farm labourers. Read furtherSo think about this it is not only the United States who employs foreign farmworkers. Israel does this also. Now in 2007 with the wall erected and even stricter policies denying Palestinian workers in to Israel there is also the siege of Gaza which is keeping farmers from exporting their create. As the fruit rots on the vine and hunger increases to the Palestinians in Gaza keep in mind what Pasternak wrote of strawberries. "Pasternak says "Folklore states that if you split a double strawberry in half and overlap it with the opposite sex you’ll soon fall in love - so I desire you all to share a strawberry and fall in love"Instead of the sharing of strawberries there is now the starving of the Palestinians in Gaza and the denial of any way for them to earn a living from their produce. Almost all of Gaza's turbulent story is bound up with Jamil Abu Hmaideh's strawberry fields here in the far north of the strip. Between two wispy clouds high in the color sky above us two Israeli Apache helicopters hover on the look-out for the Qassam rocket-launching crews as we bite into the luscious perfectly ripened bear Mr Hmaideh has picked for us. At the end of the neat plantation rows are the high sandbanks just inside the Gaza town of Beit Lahiya's border with Israel the ones from which the military bulldozers descended when they last ploughed up one of his fields before he started planting at the end of August. Hanging on the wall in his two-room farm station is a "martyr portrait" of his 21-year-old son. Nael who was killed in May a non-combatant casualty of the assail infighting between Fatah and Hamas. But what is preoccupying Mr Hmaideh as he surveys his three acres of strawberry plants in this isolated and often dangerous place is another peculiarly Gazan tragedy a function of the absolute economic and commercial blockade to which it has been subjected by the total closure by Israel of the main cargo crossing at Karni since June after Hamas seized control of the Strip. His entire crop of low-insecticide high-quality bear scheduled for export from this very pass across the border into Israel and beyond much of it en route to upscale retailers in Europe would normally fetch him the £3-£4 per kilogram he needs to break even let alone alter a modest acquire. This year it is destined at best to be sold at a loss he cannot possibly bear on.

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"Running Generals" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:21:10

“Running Generals” are rare cause of disciplined consistent patient focused and passionate officers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police who take running seriously and move of their daily scheduled regimen. These Generals should not be misconstrued as Generals “running” away from the enemy or “running” away from the battlefield and act the alleviate of their “air-con” offices in the General Headquarters or in Metro Manila. These are the real “marathoners”. Most of them finished marathon races in the past and some of them are comfort adding more marathon races to their personal records even if they are already retired from the service. I would like to pay tribute to some of the officers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines who later became Star Rank Officers or Generals who had finished marathon races in the past and in the present. Most of them became my models/idols but always my running competitors in road races in the past and some running events during alumni homecomings of the Philippine Military Academy. Brig Gen Max Bejar retired as the Dean of Corps of Professors and Assistant Superintendent of Philippine Military Academy from 1986-1989. In my recollections he was the first active General who run two consecutive marathons. 1987 & 1988 Pilipinas International Marathon. He was then a Brigadier General when he ran these two marathons. He is tall and stocky guy and finished his first marathon in 5 hours +. He migrated to the United States after his retirement from the service and he is still actively connected with the corporate world. Admiral Jorge Necesito of the Philippine Navy retired as the The Naval Inspector command. He was the former Chairman of the DND-AFP Gintong Pangarap for Marathon for two years until I replaced him as the Chairman almost two years ago. He is one of the few Naval Officers who started running the marathons in the early ’80s. Brig Gen Antonio Romero of the Philippine Army retired as the Assistant Division Commander of the 7th Infantry Division. Philippine Army based in Fort Magsaysay. Palayan City. He finished marathons in the ’80s and a consistent member of the DND-AFP aggroup for the annual participation to the International Corporate International Run Competition held in Palo Alto. California in the ’80s. Brig Gen Samuel Narcise of the Philippine Army still active in the function presently The Inspector General of the Philippine Army. He finished a number of marathons in the ’80s and early ’90s together with me. He later shifted to badminton and he is now considered as one of the top active Generals in the sports of Badminton. Chief Superintendent Samuel Tucay of the Philippine National guard, comfort active in the service and presently the Director of the PNP Training Command. He is an active marathoner and acts as a Chairman of one of the Federations of Running Organizations in Metro Manila.  Lt Gen Alan  Cabalquinto of the Philippine Army recently retired from the service and retired as the Commander of the National Capital Region (NCR) dominate in May 2006. He was my running colleague/furnish in the 2005 Pasig River Heritage Marathon and some of the PAL International Races in the ’90s. We both idolize Dr George Sheehan and transfer notes on running tips training and running fashion. Commodore Vic Agdamag of the Philippine Navy comfort active in the service and presently the Commander of the Philippine Naval Command-North. He finished marathon races in the ’90s and a single-handicapper in golf up to the present. General Benjamin Defensor. Jr of the Philipine Air Force retired as Four-Star command and former Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. He finished marathon races in the ’80s and presently holds an Ambassador lay for Global & International Counter-Terrorism under the United Nations Organization. Among these running Generals only Brigadier command Max Bejar and Lt Gen Alan Cabalquinto were able to run and finish marathon races while they were actively holding the ranks as Generals. Their feat and passion in running marathons were not highlighted by the AFP and the media then but this simple posting on my blogsite will surely put them as part of the history of marathon running among the senior officers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National guard.

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"Taxes by State Please choose a State: Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:53:26

Tax Rate Range: Low - 3.5%; High - 6.45% Income Brackets: * Lowest - $15,000; Highest - $30,000 Number of Brackets: 3 Personal Exemptions: Single - $2,250; Married - $4,500; Dependents - $2,250 Standard Deduction: Single - $3,000; Married filing jointly - $6,000 An additional $700 can be claimed if you are 65 years or older. An additional $700 can also be claimed if you are alter. If your spouse is 65 years or older you can affirm an additional $700. An additional $700 can also be claimed if your spouse is blind. If both you and your spouse are 65 years or older and blind your standard deduction would be $8,800. Medical/Dental Deduction: Federal amount Federal Income Tax Deduction: None Retirement Income Taxes: Military civil service state/local government pensions are absolve. Out-of-state government pensions are fully taxed. Railroad retirement is fully exempt. Social Security is exempt for residents with a federal adjusted gross income of $50,000 or less (2007). For tax year 2008 and thereafter taxpayers with incomes of $75,000 or less will be absolve from any express tax on their Social security benefits. Retired Military Pay: Not taxed. Military Disability Retired Pay: Disability Portion - Length of Service Pay; Member on September 24. 1975 - No tax; Not Member on September 24. 1975 - Taxed unless contend incurred. Retired Pay - Based solely on disability: Taxable property is assessed at its fair merchandise value. Homeowners 55 and older who earn $28,000 or less are eligible for a pay of up to $700 under the settle Property Tax Refund Act. You must also cater one of the following requirements: Be 55 years of age or older or be alter or disabled or undergo a dependent child under 18 who lived with you all year whom you affirm as a personal exemption. Additionally. 50 percent of Social Security benefits ordain be excluded from the definition of income for the purposes of qualifying for the schedule resulting in additional property tax relief for seniors. The effective property tax charge for renters is 15 percent of be contract. A homeowner with a residence valued at more than $350,000 or more is prohibited from participating in the schedule. Call 877-526-7738 or 785-296-2365 for property tax details or. Beginning in 2007 a new estate tax is effective. It ordain apply through 2009. After that there ordain not be an estate tax. Estates valued at over $1,000,000 will be affect to the tax. The tax rates for deaths occurring in 2007 mouth at 3% for 2008 the rates mouth at 1% and for 2009 the rates begin at 0.5%. For further information visit the site. * For joint returns the taxes are twice the tax imposed on half the income. Tax Rate Range:: Low - 2.0%; High - 6.0% Income Brackets: Lowest - $3,000; Highest - $75,000 Number of Brackets: 5 Personal Tax Credits: Single - $20; Married - $40; Dependents - $20; if age ;65 or older take an additional tax ascribe of $40. Standard Deduction: May either identify deductions or act an $1,970 standard deduction. Medical/Dental Deduction:: Federal be. The express allows a reduction of taxable income for 100% of long-term care insurance and health insurance premiums. Federal Income Tax Deduction: None Retirement Income Taxes: Social Security. Railroad Retirement benefits and Roth IRA proceeds are exempt. Exclusion of up to $41,110 for military civil service express/local government qualified private pensions and annuities. The exclusion will no longer be subject to an annual adjustment on the consumer price index after 2006. Retired Military Pay: Not taxed. If retired after 1997 pay is subjected to tax if amount exceeds $41,110 - See Kentucky plan P. Military Disability Retired Pay: Disability Portion - Length of function Pay; Member on September 24. 1975 - No tax; Not Member on September 24. 1975 - Taxed unless combat incurred. Retired Pay - Based solely on disability: All real property in Kentucky is affect to state and local property tax. The state real property tax evaluate is 13.6 cents per each $100 of assessed value. Real property is assessed on 100% of fair market value. To review the latest rates. Kentucky has a homestead exemption on the assessed value of a qualifying single-unit residential property which is adjusted every two years according to the cost of living list. For homeowners 65 and older or totally disabled. $29,400 of the assessed value of their property is exempt from express taxes. label 502-564-4581 for details. Kentucky has an inheritance tax but all Class A beneficiaries (spouse parent child grandchild brother and sister) are absolve. As for the estate tax if the total be of the estate is less than the federal applicable exclusion federal estate and gift tax is not due. For further information visit the site or call 502-564-4581. Tax Rate Range: Low - 2%; High - 6% Income Brackets: * Lowest - $12,500; Highest - $25,000 be of Brackets: 3 Personal Exemptions:** Single - $4,500; Married - $9,000; Dependents - $1,000; 65 and older - $1,000 Standard Deduction: Included in personal exemptions Medical/Dental Deduction: Federal amount Federal Income Tax Deduction: Full Retirement Income Taxes: Social Security military civil service express/local government pensions are exempt. For qualified private pensions a person age 65 and older can receive a tax exemption of up to $6,000. If married and filing jointly and each person has a private award income then up to $12,000 can be exempt. Out-of-state government pensions qualify for the private award/retirement exemption. Retired Military Pay: Not taxed. Military Disability Retired Pay: Disability administer - Length of Service Pay; Member on September 24. 1975 - No tax; Not Member on September 24. 1975 - Taxed unless combat incurred. Retired Pay - Based solely on disability: Taxes are assessed and collected at the local level -- 64 parishes and 7 municipal districts. The Louisiana State Tax Commission has a regulatory role regarding property assessments. Property assessments are based on 10% of the fair merchandise determine of the property. Homeowners receive a homestead exemption in the amount of $7,500. Exemption is applied against the assessed value of the domiciliate which is compete to 10% of the bring together market determine. Therefore only homes with a market value over $75,000 would be subject to the parish (county) property tax. However this exemption does not generally bear on to municipal taxes. A Special Assessment applies to the homestead of persons who are 65 years of age and older if the adjusted bring in household income is below a certain level. For the tax year 2006 that aim was $58,531. The level may dress from year to year so it is advisable to check with the assessor's office to cause qualifications.. This special assessment ordain freeze the assessed determine of the settle for as long as the applicant owns and resides in the home and income does not exceed the maximum allowed. It will be lost if improvements in excess of 25% of the home's value are added. Call 225-925-7830 for details. Heirs pay tax on the taxable determine of their inheritance legacy and donation or gift in contemplation of death at the following rates determined by their relationship to the deceased. Direct descendants by daub or affinity or ascendants - 2% the first $20,000 taxable determine and 3% of the taxable determine in excess of $20,000. Collateral relations of the decedent (including brothers and sisters by affinity and their decendents) - 5% of the first $20,000 taxable value.

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"Military Retirement Benefits" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 20:23:06

I am currently serving in Iraq and have 16 years in the US Army. I am considering staying put until I end 30 years. Right now I really don’t have any other retirement savings aside from military retirement award. I am considering the TSP (Thrift Savings Plan) or an IRA and am trying to figure out which one would be the beat for me. I hope to not do anything after I retire at 30 years but maybe go fishing and pay a lot of time with family. Any advice you could offer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,Jerry. Killeen. TX Thanks for your service to and sacrifice for our country! The military retirement paycheck is a great acquire – you’ll get 75% of base pay if you answer 30 years -- but if you do not plan on working after your accomplish you would certainly be wise to build an additional pool of funds to supplement your retirement. So if you be to fish later you better deliver now! Since you are deployed to Iraq earning some additional income desire hazardous duty pay and everything is tax-free—this should be a great time to get your savings and investment intend started. Instead of selecting an “either/or” lie of attack. I advise you start with a three-pronged approach. First up believe setting up a Roth IRA and either finance it fully right away with the $4,000 maximum contribution or start-up with a monthly investment of $50 or $100 into a diversified no-load mutual finance. Since you’re currently deployed you would be depositing tax-free money into a tax-shelter from which the earnings can be withdrawn tax free during retirement! If you fully fund a Roth every year between now and retirement you could potentially adjoin a lot of fishing expenses! Once the Roth is maxed out believe signing up for the military’s Thrift Savings Plan (TSP). Consider starting with a modest contribution say 5% or whatever you feel you can comfortably afford. With each year’s promotion or pay raise you can easily collide with up this percentage by visiting the mypay dfas mil website. To put it on auto pilot believe selecting the Lifecycle 2020 or 2025 investment for 100% of your contributions. The 2020 finance will have less have and more attach exposure reducing the volatility of the fund. Finally you can also believe setting up another mutual finance account outside of the Roth IRA and TSP. Some finance companies will accept you to set up an automatic investment intend with monthly deposits as low as $20. A salaried financial advisor can help you choose the specific investments. By putting all three of these investment vehicles on auto pilot all you ordain have to do is periodically increase your savings and you ordain be on the path to a lot fishing and family time! Be sure to keep your head down and your disintegrate dry. Get domiciliate safely to apply those well-deserved retirement years. USAA is a diversified insurance and financial services organization that has served the military community since 1922. USAA Financial Planning ServicesSM refers to financial planning services and financial advice provided by USAA Financial Planning Services Insurance Agency. Inc. (known as USAA Financial Insurance Agency in California) a registered investment adviser and insurance agency and its wholly owned subsidiary. The preceding discussion is not tax legal or estate planning advice and is unique to the submitter only. ask with your tax legal or estate planning professional regarding your specific situation.

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