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He uttered again, the very word, “Sala!”
Just a matter of one second. If he haven’t slowed down for the pedestrian to cross over he would be through..
The red light of the signal along with a looming light of a Levis showroom made the darkness faint within. And in that light Tapan’s hands in the steering got slightly trembled.
The bright light has fallen on the face of the passenger who is sitting just beside him.
“Tapan na?”(Is it Tapan?)
The person asked.
Now there is no doubt.
Tapan nodded.
‘Yes Sir.’
Indeed it is Premen Sir.
He was the headmaster during his schooldays in Chetla Boys School. His spectacles has changed, his face bear more wrinkles,his hairs all white now and more than anything Premen Sir has got very thin..his health has deteriorated.
‘How long you are here Tapan?’
‘Three years Sir.’
‘Have you passed Higher Secondary..?’
‘I am a graduate Sir..B.A. In 3rd Div.’
Premen Sir stopped.
But Tapan can read his face and the next question. Why..why Tapan then in this line?
‘Sir Father died suddenly..two sisters still unmarried..no pension..’ Tapan while saying found that to describe his situation is just like a Bollywood film of 70’s but alas the storyline has changed now in Bollywood but in real life it still remains.
His hands moved.
As the signal is green now.
Soon he came back in the road of Chetla and in a busy weekday evening of Calcutta..it is the peak hour..this 6-8 P.M. ..all the people have hurry to return home..why people take so much risk in just for the sake of returning home..why?
‘I will drop at Rashbehari’.. Premen Sir said after a while.
‘Sir, you stay at Behala..right?’
‘Yes, but now have to go many places for tution..’
‘You still do tution?’
‘Yes Tapan,..It is two years I retired, the pension is very low.. what else I can do?’
Tapan kept quite.
Then he suddenly remembered and said ‘How is Mashima?’
‘Your Mashima has left me five years ago..’
Tapan stopped. He didn’t expect that.
He gentled the speed. He is driving quite slow.
The passengers in the back..two young girls busy in talking..and another guy..impatient ..often looking at the watch..Tapan thought he must be in a hurry. He felt a bit relieved that may be the conversation between them has been luckily got ignored..
‘Tapan..you remember that..you,in class VI got a prize from me..for your recitation of Rabindranath’s poem “Africa”?
Tapan tried to remember.
‘And do you remember that when one day, you must be in class VIII then and in a day of heavy rain when you are having an off period..I went to your class..and told you the story of “Postmaster”(A Story of Tagore named Postman) and I suddenly found someone was crying..it was you..’
Tapan’s hands again trembled.
What rubbish is Sir going on telling? Who is he speaking about? It looks now as if it is a story of some another birth..some another age.
‘Tapan byas ekhane nambo!( You drop me here Tapan!)
Tapan in his stream of thoughts forgot that he is crossing Rashbehari now.
Tapan stopped.
Premen Sir got down.
Then he handed him the money.
‘No Sir, please!’
‘No, Tapan..you should take..’
‘No, Sir please..’
Premen Sir took the money and pushed inside Tapan’s palms. Then he kept his hands over his shoulder.
‘You have to take this Tapan..toke to banchte hobe baba..Amie je toke manush korte parlam na..bhalo thakis..!’
(You have to survive Tapan and how can I forgot that it was me also who failed to give you a good future..Be well my son!)
The signal is green again.
Premen Sir went and got mixed in the crowd of the pedestrians.
Tapan started the engine again and he doesn’t know how he came to Ballygaunge. He almost has a vacuum in his mind. As he dropped the last passenger he parked his auto in the autostand of Ballygaunge station and walked towards the rail lines.
There over a heap of bricks he sat.
And then he remembered Premen Sir’s words.. Amie je toke manush korte parlam na..bhalo thakis..the memories of the prize..Africa poem..the story of Postmaster..how he dreamt of becoming a Postman then..he laughed now..indeed he has become in a different way..collecting people from different places and dropping them at different destinations..indeed a postman!
Tapan in an undeciphered words shouted suddenly and then he found that he is crying..the eyes have got wet after a long time..and it is indeed a very disturbing and a new experience to Tapan.
Tapan didn’t remember how long he sat there but he can realize that within the signals..the iron rail tracks..the fishplates..the cry of some home lost birds..some Khistis(raw slangs) from the local wine shop thrown at him, “Ki re Bokachoda Magi chai?..(You Bastard need girls?)..the separate talks of the passer by..the whistles of a coming and distant trains..the fight of two dogs..a sharp wind blown from no where..the sky a canopy of flocking roaming white clouds..Tapan felt a surrender to the past..the school days..his friends..his love for knowledge..Premen Sir..but along with that he like Newton’s law of motion .. experienced an opposite force..and in that momentum he found himself back to the present which is horrible..struggling..but indeed the moment which he is still living on..he have to carry on..in some way..some means..his dream of getting still a good job..with his low profile qualifications..Tapan found that surrounding him are images of his own broken fragments..and as he is trying to collect them altogether they are getting again broken away..an irresistible game has been played in front of him of being lost and being found again..
Tapan stood up.
And through the slowly falling shades of night he came back to the auto stand started the engine and after a while shouted in clearly spoken words..
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Dynasty Trust
What is a 'Dynasty Trust '
A dynasty trust is a long-term trusts created to pass wealth from generation to generation without incurring transfer taxes such as estate and gift tax. The dynasty trust's defining characteristic is its term. The trust can survive for 21 years after the death of the last beneficiary who was alive when the trust was set up, and it can theoretically last for more than 100 years. The beneficiaries of a dynasty trust are usually the grantor's children, and after the death of the last child, the grantor's grandchildren or great-grandchildren generally become the beneficiaries. The trust's operation is controlled by the trustee who is appointed by the grantor. The dynasty trust is irrevocable, which means that once it is funded, the grantor will not have any control over the assets or be permitted to amend the trust terms.
BREAKING DOWN 'Dynasty Trust '
In order to stem the loss of billions of dollars in estate taxes, Congress enacted the generation-skipping transfer tax (GSTT) in 1986. While the GSTT is applicable to dynasty trusts, every individual (as of 2012) has a GSTT exemption of $5.12 million, or $10.24 million in case of a married couple.
Friday, August 19, 2011
What do the Rich and Famous Know that You Don't?
What do the Rich and Famous Know that You Don't?
By Valerie Dawson, Certified HypnotherapistCreator of * Hypnotic Visualization Guided Audios***
By now you've tried it all. And I mean ALL.
- You've read all the books.
- You've listened to talks.
- You've done your affirmations.
- You've written down your goals.
- You've tried to "think positive."
- You've visualized your goals.
You've tried it all, and quite frankly, you're wondering if all this positive thinking stuff is a bunch of baloney.
It seems like you've tried it all, yet you are still unhappy with at least one area of your life. You wish there was an easier way to reach your goals, to have more success, prosperity, love, health, time, freedom, and fun.
You wonder, "Does it all really work?"
But yet, there is a part of you that believes that there must be a hidden
secret that you haven't quite discovered yet. Perhaps there is a hidden key that will finally allow you to unlock your inner potential...
You think, maybe if you just search a bit longer, you'll finally discover the secret to create the life that you really want. You've been searching and searching... because you haven't given up on yourself. You hope that you'll find the secret key one day.
The fact is that you've always had this power inside you - you just didn't
know how to use it! Nobody has ever taught you the easy way of how to tap
into your own power.
The super wealthy use it. The top athletes use it. Movie stars use it. In fact all peak performers use it!
That power is called visualization. I know, I know, you've tried to visualize before, and it didn't go very well did it? Let me guess...
- Your mind wandered off
- You fell asleep
- You forgot to keep doing it
- You had trouble making mental pictures in your mind
You tried a few times and you gave up...
That is, it was just too difficult to do it all by yourself – especially when you're just learning and practicing. But the Olympic medalists, highest paid athletes, movie stars and billionaires are successful because they found an easier way to do it.
What Do The Rich And Famous Know That You Don't?
They hired coaches, hypnotists and psychologists to guide them.
That's right. Tiger Woods, Ellen Degeneres, Charlie Sheen, Drew Barrymore, Matt Damon, and Billy Joel all paid someone else to guide them. These famous people and thousands of others, all hired professionals to help them tap
into the power of their minds!
They didn't sit there all by themselves and "just visualize." That's too hard. Plus, it's often ineffective, just as you know from first hand experience. Instead, these famous athletes and movie stars paid a professional to help them to visualize more clearly. And it worked! You see how they have achieved their goals and are super-successful!
But most of us can't afford to spend thousands of dollars to hire someone.
Plus, how do you find someone who is really qualified?
The truth is that if you can get really good at visualizing your dreams, you can rapidly accelerate making those dreams come true. Visualizing your goals as if they are already complete helps your brain to:
- 1. Activate your subconscious creative power, causing your brain to generate all kinds of wonderful creative ideas which will help you to move closer to making your dreams a reality.

He uttered again, the very word, “Sala!”

Just a matter of one second. If he haven’t slowed down for the pedestrian to cross over he would be through..

The red light of the signal along with a looming light of a Levis showroom made the darkness faint within. And in that light Tapan’s hands in the steering got slightly trembled.

The bright light has fallen on the face of the passenger who is sitting just beside him.

“Tapan na?”(Is it Tapan?)

The person asked.

Now there is no doubt.

Tapan nodded.

‘Yes Sir.’

Indeed it is Premen Sir.

He was the headmaster during his schooldays in Chetla Boys School. His spectacles has changed, his face bear more wrinkles,his hairs all white now and more than anything Premen Sir has got very thin..his health has deteriorated.

‘How long you are here Tapan?’

‘Three years Sir.’

‘Have you passed Higher Secondary..?’

‘I am a graduate Sir..B.A. In 3rd Div.’

Premen Sir stopped.

But Tapan can read his face and the next question. Why..why Tapan then in this line?

‘Sir Father died suddenly..two sisters still unmarried..no pension..’ Tapan while saying found that to describe his situation is just like a Bollywood film of 70’s but alas the storyline has changed now in Bollywood but in real life it still remains.

His hands moved.

As the signal is green now.

Soon he came back in the road of Chetla and in a busy weekday evening of Calcutta..it is the peak hour..this 6-8 P.M. ..all the people have hurry to return home..why people take so much risk in just for the sake of returning home..why?

‘I will drop at Rashbehari’.. Premen Sir said after a while.

‘Sir, you stay at Behala..right?’

‘Yes, but now have to go many places for tution..’

‘You still do tution?’

‘Yes Tapan,..It is two years I retired, the pension is very low.. what else I can do?’

Tapan kept quite.

Then he suddenly remembered and said ‘How is Mashima?’

‘Your Mashima has left me five years ago..’

Tapan stopped. He didn’t expect that.

He gentled the speed. He is driving quite slow.

The passengers in the back..two young girls busy in talking..and another guy..impatient ..often looking at the watch..Tapan thought he must be in a hurry. He felt a bit relieved that may be the conversation between them has been luckily got ignored..

‘Tapan..you remember that..you,in class VI got a prize from me..for your recitation of Rabindranath’s poem “Africa”?

Tapan tried to remember.

‘And do you remember that when one day, you must be in class VIII then and in a day of heavy rain when you are having an off period..I went to your class..and told you the story of “Postmaster”(A Story of Tagore named Postman) and I suddenly found someone was crying..it was you..’

Tapan’s hands again trembled.

What rubbish is Sir going on telling? Who is he speaking about? It looks now as if it is a story of some another birth..some another age.

‘Tapan byas ekhane nambo!( You drop me here Tapan!)

Tapan in his stream of thoughts forgot that he is crossing Rashbehari now.

Tapan stopped.

Premen Sir got down.

Then he handed him the money.

‘No Sir, please!’

‘No, Tapan..you should take..’

‘No, Sir please..’

Premen Sir took the money and pushed inside Tapan’s palms. Then he kept his hands over his shoulder.

‘You have to take this Tapan..toke to banchte hobe baba..Amie je toke manush korte parlam na..bhalo thakis..!’

(You have to survive Tapan and how can I forgot that it was me also who failed to give you a good future..Be well my son!)

The signal is green again.

Premen Sir went and got mixed in the crowd of the pedestrians.

Tapan started the engine again and he doesn’t know how he came to Ballygaunge. He almost has a vacuum in his mind. As he dropped the last passenger he parked his auto in the autostand of Ballygaunge station and walked towards the rail lines.

There over a heap of bricks he sat.

And then he remembered Premen Sir’s words.. Amie je toke manush korte parlam na..bhalo thakis..the memories of the prize..Africa poem..the story of Postmaster..how he dreamt of becoming a Postman then..he laughed now..indeed he has become in a different way..collecting people from different places and dropping them at different destinations..indeed a postman!

Tapan in an undeciphered words shouted suddenly and then he found that he is crying..the eyes have got wet after a long time..and it is indeed a very disturbing and a new experience to Tapan.

Tapan didn’t remember how long he sat there but he can realize that within the signals..the iron rail tracks..the fishplates..the cry of some home lost birds..some Khistis(raw slangs) from the local wine shop thrown at him, “Ki re Bokachoda Magi chai?..(You Bastard need girls?)..the separate talks of the passer by..the whistles of a coming and distant trains..the fight of two dogs..a sharp wind blown from no where..the sky a canopy of flocking roaming white clouds..Tapan felt a surrender to the past..the school days..his friends..his love for knowledge..Premen Sir..but along with that he like Newton’s law of motion .. experienced an opposite force..and in that momentum he found himself back to the present which is horrible..struggling..but indeed the moment which he is still living on..he have to carry on..in some way..some means..his dream of getting still a good job..with his low profile qualifications..Tapan found that surrounding him are images of his own broken fragments..and as he is trying to collect them altogether they are getting again broken away..an irresistible game has been played in front of him of being lost and being found again..

Tapan stood up.

And through the slowly falling shades of night he came back to the auto stand started the engine and after a while shouted in clearly spoken words..

No comments:

Dynasty Trust

What is a 'Dynasty Trust '

A dynasty trust is a long-term trusts created to pass wealth from generation to generation without incurring transfer taxes such as estate and gift tax. The dynasty trust's defining characteristic is its term. The trust can survive for 21 years after the death of the last beneficiary who was alive when the trust was set up, and it can theoretically last for more than 100 years. The beneficiaries of a dynasty trust are usually the grantor's children, and after the death of the last child, the grantor's grandchildren or great-grandchildren generally become the beneficiaries. The trust's operation is controlled by the trustee who is appointed by the grantor. The dynasty trust is irrevocable, which means that once it is funded, the grantor will not have any control over the assets or be permitted to amend the trust terms.

BREAKING DOWN 'Dynasty Trust '

In order to stem the loss of billions of dollars in estate taxes, Congress enacted the generation-skipping transfer tax (GSTT) in 1986. While the GSTT is applicable to dynasty trusts, every individual (as of 2012) has a GSTT exemption of $5.12 million, or $10.24 million in case of a married couple.

Friday, August 19, 2011

What do the Rich and Famous Know that You Don't?

*What do the Rich and Famous Know that You Don't?*

*By * *Valerie Dawson, Certified Hypnotherapist**Creator of ** Hypnotic Visualization Guided Audios***

By now you've tried it all. And I mean ALL.

- You've read all the books.

- You've listened to talks.

- You've done your affirmations.

- You've written down your goals.

- You've tried to "think positive."

- You've visualized your goals.

You've tried it all, and quite frankly, you're wondering if all this positive thinking stuff is a bunch of baloney.

It seems like you've tried it all, yet you are still unhappy with at least one area of your life. You wish there was an easier way to reach your goals, to have more success, prosperity, love, health, time, freedom, and fun.

You wonder, "Does it all really work?"

But yet, there is a part of you that believes that there must be a hidden

secret that you haven't quite discovered yet. Perhaps there is a hidden key that will finally allow you to unlock your inner potential...

You think, maybe if you just search a bit longer, you'll finally discover the secret to create the life that you really want. You've been searching and searching... because you haven't given up on yourself. You hope that you'll find the secret key one day.

The fact is that you've always had this power inside you - you just didn't

know how to use it! Nobody has ever taught you the easy way of how to tap

into your own power.

The super wealthy use it. The top athletes use it. Movie stars use it. In fact all peak performers use it!

That power is called visualization. I know, I know, you've tried to visualize before, and it didn't go very well did it? Let me guess...

- Your mind wandered off

- You fell asleep

- You forgot to keep doing it

- You had trouble making mental pictures in your mind

You tried a few times and you gave up...

That is, it was just too difficult to do it all by yourself – especially when you're just learning and practicing. But the Olympic medalists, highest paid athletes, movie stars and billionaires are successful because they found an easier way to do it.

*What Do The Rich And Famous Know That You Don't?*

They hired coaches, hypnotists and psychologists to guide them.

That's right. Tiger Woods, Ellen Degeneres, Charlie Sheen, Drew Barrymore, Matt Damon, and Billy Joel all paid someone else to guide them. These famous people and thousands of others, all hired professionals to help them tap

into the power of their minds!

They didn't sit there all by themselves and "just visualize." That's too hard. Plus, it's often ineffective, just as you know from first hand experience. Instead, these famous athletes and movie stars paid a professional to help them to visualize more clearly. And it worked! You see how they have achieved their goals and are super-successful!

But most of us can't afford to spend thousands of dollars to hire someone.

Plus, how do you find someone who is really qualified?

The truth is that if you can get really good at visualizing your dreams, you can rapidly accelerate making those dreams come true. Visualizing your goals as if they are already complete helps your brain to:

- 1. Activate your subconscious creative power, causing your brain to generate all kinds of wonderful creative ideas which will help you to move closer to making your dreams a reality.