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The Original Magazine of the Linux Community

The Original Magazine of the Linux Community

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Yi (editor) The traditional Chinese character could mean "Righteous", "Justice" or "to bring under control". The name was coined on the Haskell IRC channel in 2004. It is a play on words, referencing Vi, and the combinator calculus expression (Y I), which is a trivial infinite loop.[1] Jump up ^ Yi Homepage on the Haskell wiki Taxes filing with the US IRS in London : British Expat Wiki From Wiki Taxes: Filing with the IRS While in London [edit] Disclaimer The information contained in this tax wiki is meant to be used as a guide only and does not constitute legal advice, nor is it claimed to be 100% accurate. If you are in doubt as to how to file your tax returns please consult with a tax professional. The information in this article was believed to be correct and up to date as of the date of the last revision. [edit] Acronym/abbreviation dictionary USC = US Citizen UKC = UK Citizen LPR = Lawful Permanent Resident (“green card holder”) IRS = Internal Revenue Service (the US income tax authority) UKIR = UK Inland Revenue (the UK income tax authority) GBP = Great British Pounds USD = US Dollars SSN = US Social Security Number ITIN = Individual Taxpayer Identification Number [edit] Overview Filing income tax returns with the IRS is mandatory for USCs and LPRs, regardless of where they live and work. There is a tax treaty in place between the US and UK governments. [edit] Assumptions 1.

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Power Line Some code to modify mode-line to display things like in the VIM powerline ( Emacswiki version Lisp:powerline.el was first released here on the Emacswiki by Nicolas Rougier and later improved by Chen Yuan. Donald Ephraim Curtis' version I have rewritten this package and am hosting the repository on Github. Evil integration available at Jonathan Chu's version Another variant based on the original powerline. Another version Forked from Donald Ephraim Curtis’ version and provides better Evil integration. Directory of News Sites and Newspapers Agence France Press Largest French news agency and leading global news wire. www.afp.com - Language: Arabic, German, French, Spanish Associated Press Global news network. Source for thousands of news outlets. www.ap.org - United States Bloomberg Global financial data, news, and analytics. www.bloomberg.com - Finance BBC News Britain's leading news agency providing news, analysis, and insight. news.bbc.co.uk - Language: Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish Among the world's leaders in news and information delivery. www.cnn.com Reuters Leading international multimedia news agency. www.reuters.com - Language: Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish Digg Community-driven social news site with no editorial oversight. www.digg.com Google News Search or browse more than 4,500 news sources. news.google.com Newsvine Aggregates and sorts stories from established media and independent journalists. www.newsvine.com Yahoo! Search or browse the latest headlines from around the world. news.yahoo.com Boston Globe USA Today

in Emacs, edit multiple lines at once The EQUATOR Network | Enhancing the QUAlity and Transparency Of Health Research indentation - Indent several lines in Emacs Timeline Tutorial: Setting Up Your Spreadsheet In Google Docs Part One: Setting Up Your Spreadsheet in Google Docs We are going to host the data that will populate your timeline within Google Docs. Why this particular application? One reason to use Google is that it is free. Second, it provides a more convenient way to update your data than through a standard javascript file. Third, once you have "published" the spreadsheet, it will provide a constantly updating feed to your timeline. The following seven steps will tell you how to format your spreadsheet to make it readable for the Exhibit script that powers your timeline. 1. First, you need to create some titles for your spreadsheet's columns. Your spreadsheet should now look something like this. 2. This step is very important: Select all the columns. If you don't set the columns to plain text, the spreadsheet may reformat your information. 3. 4. While your spreadsheet now has the data to generate events on your timeline, it will all be in plain text. Italics and Bolded Text Hyperlinks Video 5. 6.

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