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Improved Performance Digital Audio Cable for Natural Surround Sound and Stereo Audio from CD/DVD Players and Cable/Satellite Receivers. The Monster 250DFO features improved construction for accurate transfer of surround sound audio to Dolby Digital and DTS AV receivers. Its heavy-duty moulded connectors ensure long-lasting durability and performance. Using specially-tuned optical fibre, the 250DFO yields lower dispersion for higher fidelity sound. Its Duraflex protective jacket makes for easy routing and installation. 1m. Fibre optic cable.
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SuperThin for HDMI delivers Full HD 1080p picture and surround sound from Blu-ray players, game consoles, DVRs, and more to your HDTV or PC.
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The Belkin HDMI Highspeed Cable with Ethernet 1m cable is perfect for use with your home entertainment system.
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Tilting Wall Mount for 10 inch to 26 inch Flat Panel TVs. The Paramount series tilting wall mounts are easy to install and offer display angle versatility.
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Smarten up your Samsung TV with the Samsung WIS12ABGN Smart TV wireless dongle.
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The Sanus VuePoint F58b wall mount is suitable for most 32-70 inch flat-panel TVs up to 59 kgs and easily tilts for effortless adjustment of viewing angles.
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TV not included.
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A couple of tips to make this cake even better: 1. Use a 9/13 pan. 2. Melt the butter before pouring it on top of the dry cake mix. 3. During the last 10 minutes of baking, sprinkle chopped walnuts and shredded coconut on top. This cake is out of this world!
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The proportions of the wet to dry ingredients in this recipe are the most perfect of all the 'dump cake' recipes I found on this site. I had no dry cake mix left on top. I had just a couple of tbsp. shy of the 1 cup butter. I cut the slices of butter into pats and placed them over the entire cake trying not to leave too many gaps. It worked perfectly. I only had about 1/3 cup coconut which was fine since so many reviews of dump cakes on this site state that there was too much dry ingredients and not enough wet. This was perfect. I whipped up some cream to put on top and my coworkers loved this cobbler-like dessert. I was leary of using a bundt pan so I put it in a 9x13 sprayed with pam and it worked fine.
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Readers will get a chance to interact with Mississippi River writers and enthusiasts at a special event this weekend.
Free coffee and discussion on the significance of being a river town are on the docket for the Big River Magazine event.
"It's a great way to reach out and meet with readers and even for people to meet other people within their community," Reggie McLeod, editor and publisher, said.
Staff from the magazine, which covers stories along the Mississippi from the Twin Cities to the Quad-Cities, will be on hand to speak to readers from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday at 392 Caffe.
McLeod will lead the discussion along with Pamela Eyden, news and photography editor, and Dick Papke, sales representative. Eyden is slated to read an excerpt from her new book, the fifth edition of "The Little Tow-Watchers Guide," a guide to towboats and barges on the upper Mississippi.
"It's our most popular book," McLeod said. "We weren't even planning on putting out a fifth edition, but the readers kept asking for it."
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Live in Baltimore County, MD; summer at Limekiln Lake in Inlet, NY. Write historical articles for Weekly Adirondack in Old Forge and appear on www.adirondackalmanack.com , am interested in Adirondack and Fulton Chain historical figures, of whom many are in Oneida and Lewis Counties and other NY cemeteries, many now inactive, often in obscure locations.
I work from my cemetery photos, then linking the graves through Ancestry.com trees, and newspaper sites such as www.nnyln.net and fultonhistory.com. I often contact ancestry trees to let them know I've found their family members, especially if I've used their trees to confirm or help link family members on findagrave.
There is always a chance for errors and happy finger typos. So please do not hesitate to let me know if you find something needing correcting, have more family connections or question the links I've made, using the "Edit" tab on the memorial.
If you find I've added a photo where one was already present, I often take photos to get the whole stone and a closeup for clarity or to get the family group of stones. If I find a photo of part of a stone and I have the entire stone , if the back of stone is shown without the front, I will add my own to the benefit of the memorial and the deceased's family who may not be able to go to that location.
In like manner, if someone has a better, clearer photo than mine, please add it and don't hesitate to ask me to remove mine. Please contact me and I will be glad to do so for this any other reason.
I don't add to existing photos to replicate what is there or to add to my statistics. If you believe mine repeats what you've added without additional benefit, please ask me to remove mine and I will do so promptly.
Rather than add memorials from listings, I add memorials from walking the cemetery and taking photos.
Anything I add to findagrave is intended to be used by you.
My profile photo was taken at a mock cemetery at Sturbridge Village.
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Bruce Remillard
Thank you sir, for completing Bruce's memorial. It is appreciated.
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I commend you and thank you for your work; I appreciate that you have given permission to use your photos and will give credit to you when I use them. As stated in your bio, I am one of those not able to travel to the cemeteries to find my ancestors. Again, thank you; Cid Swartz-Lamkins.
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Received your message. My cousin Connie (William's daughter) is still alive and living in South Carolina. I will let her know and see if she wants to have his death date added.
-Tom Walsh
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on Jun 30, 2014 11:14 AM
Rev. russell Way
Thanks for adding info to his bio for me.
Glad you had his memorial listed. wy
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RE: system problems findagrave names
Thank you, I try to be.
Find A Grave has been having serious problems for the last two weeks. It was down completely for 3-4 days.
I tried your example and sure enough, the name on the memorial is Willam Jones. The "Family links" and "Sibling" entries are Ryan. On the left side when you click on "Find all Jones in: Calvary" it shows "no records". Have you tried creating a new memorial and deleting the defective one?
I have had other people tell me they have been having issues with Find A Grave. Hopefully, they will get it all straightened out soon. I would report the issue to Find A Grave.
I did Pine Grove Cemetery, Poland, NY and some of the pictures I added disappeared. I went back and re-entered the pictures.
Very frustrating but, this to shall pass.
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Russ Pickett
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Thanks for the update my friend ! :-)
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on Jun 27, 2014 3:14 AM
joan jakubowski
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A warm thank you for the memorials posted at Find A Grave, I add the professional approach is of the highest calibre. I will be reading your articles for Northern New York is where my New England Colonists settled. Families of Spencer, Benton, Seward, Kenyon and Stone allied with many early families of the period.
Regards, Joan
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Maggie O
RE: Cataldo
I've never done that before. Either way though I don't have a problem with a new memorial in the right cemetery
:) Maggei
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Maggie O
131776727 is the new memorial. Feel free to fix my errors by creating one in the right cemetery since you took some great photos :) Seriously I am not territorial or a memorial collector as some are. I really just want them to be in the right cemetery.
Just let me know when I need to delete someone, feel free to use obits or whatever.
thanks for all you hard work!
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let me know when its done then I will delete mine
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Reviewer: Anass, 7-12 Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Caregiver)
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my child started to get benefite with this treatment.after one month of using it
Reviewer: 19-24 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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While I'm still in my first trial month of Concerta ER (18mg), I'm delighted. I chose to seek eval at 19, and was found to have an obvious case of ADHD (or, ADD with hyperactive elements. Not entirely clarified) I was always smart in school and aced tests and class discussions, but my inability to get myself to do homework killed my grades. I loved school, but knew homework would take me a ... Show Full Comment
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Reviewer: Methylmenopropane, 25-34 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Really helps me concentrate but feels very rushy
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2 years ago I was diagnosed with severe depression and generalized anxiety and just a couple months ago I was diagnosed with Inattentive ADD. my doctor put me on Wellbutrin ER (75 mg) at first and it was working great, helped with depression and ADHD, unfortunately once I upped my dose to 2 pills, I had a crazy allergic reaction (hives, swollen lips & tounge, joint pains, + I lost feeling in m ... Show Full Comment
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I am looking for photos of hives/rash caused by an allergic reaction to the drug Concerta. I took pics of the hives I broke into after taking this drug for the 1-4 time, but I can't distinguish these hives from bed bug hives. I'm not able to find any bed bugs in my apt. but have a history of being invaded by these bugs since I moved in 2.5 yrs. ago. So this is very important to me, to find ... Show Full Comment
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A Cincinnati Council Member will be at the White House Wednesday afternoon to accept an award.
Chris Seelbach is one of ten people being recognized this year as "Harvey Milk Champions of Change."
"The award honors elected officials who champion equality and public service," Seelbach said. "And so I'm being honored for my attempts to make Cincinnati a place that more people feel welcome and respected."
President Obama honored the late Harvey Milk in 2009 with America's highest civilian medal, the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
The Hamilton County Park District is going high-tech to deal with the Emerald Ash Borer.
Park employees are using iPads to track ash trees and assess the situation across the county.
Executive Director Jack Sutton says the data is used to determine which trees should be treated or removed.
If convicted, a Colerain Township man faces up to six years in prison for a series of incidents at the Flying Pig Marathon and related events. The Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office has indicted 49 year old David Moore, a registered marathon participant on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and menacing by stalking.
This week Howard Wilkinson talks about Connie Pillich running for state treasurer and the latest on the voter fraud cases in Hamilton county.
State Rep. Connie Pillich, a Democrat from Montgomery, announced this morning she will take on Republican incumbent Josh Mandel for the Ohio treasurer's office in 2014.
Pillich, who represents the 28th Ohio House District in northern Hamilton County, won re-election last year after Republicans in the Ohio General Assembly had re-drawn her district to make it considerably more Republican.
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Saturday, April 16, 2005Valparaiso, Ind. - Valparaiso brought the tying run to the plate in the bottom of the ninth inning in the opening game of a Mid-Con doubleheader, but did not convert, dropping a 10-6 decision to Western Illinois. The Leathernecks also won the second game by a final score of 11-1. Kevin Perri had a two-run homer for the Crusaders in the opener.
In the first game, the Crusaders (9-17, 2-4 Mid-Con) put together a four-run rally with two outs in the ninth inning. Ryan Manthei, who led off the inning with a triple, was plated on a single by Mike Arensdorff. Perri followed with a home run to cut the deficit to 10-5. Back-to-back singles by John Giusti and Josh Piazza, followed by a walk to Tyler Lowell, loaded the bases, and a wild pitch brought home Giusti with Valpo's fourth run of the inning. A walk to Aaron Cameron brought the tying run to the plate, but the Crusaders were unable to capitalize.
The Leathernecks (11-20, 2-0 Mid-Con) led off the scoring in the top of the second, putting three runs on the board, highlighted by an RBI double by Jake Gloude. Valpo answered with a run of its own in the bottom of the frame on a Jon Rupno sacrifice fly.
Western struck next in the top of the fourth inning. After loading the bases on a double by Joe Pacyga, a walk, and a hit batsman, the Leathernecks' Ryan Schmidgall sent a bases-clearing double into left field, extending the lead to 6-1.
Solo home runs by Kyle Malan and Pacyga and an RBI single from Gloude in the seventh inning gave Western Illinois a 9-1 lead. Giusti singled for the Crusaders in the bottom of the eighth and came around to score to cut into the lead. Matt Trowbridge's RBI groundout in the top of the ninth for the Leathernecks set the stage for Valpo's rally in the bottom of the frame.
Harvey Yergin (1-5) started the game for the Crusaders and took the loss, pitching 6 innings while allowing six runs, four earned, on eight hits and four walks. Pat Kohorst (4-3) earned the win for the Leathernecks, allowing just one run on three hits and two walks in his 7 innings of work, while striking out eight batters. John Matlick recorded his first save of the season by retiring the final batter of the game.
In the nightcap, Western Illinois starter Clint Buchen (3-1) went the distance (7 innings), allowing only one run on four hits and two walks, while striking out seven. Eric Brauer (3-3) took the loss for Valpo, lasting 1 2/3 innings and giving up eight runs on six hits and two walks.
The Leathernecks sent 13 batters to the plate in an eight-run second inning. Steve Knapp hit a grand slam to open the scoring. Western Illinois also received run-scoring hits from Schmidgall, Dan Davy, and Pacyga in the inning. Davy added an RBI triple in the fifth inning.
Valpo pushed across a run in the bottom of the seventh for its lone tally of the game. Jeff Rickert, pinch-running after a Piazza single, advanced to second on a single by Colin Reynolds and came around to score on a base hit by Cameron.
Valparaiso and Western Illinois will play the final two games of the four-game Mid-Continent Conference series Sunday afternoon at Emory G. Bauer Field in Valparaiso. The first pitch of the opener is slated for noon.
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— First in a series of commentaries in support of the Fair Tax Bill.
By PAUL LIVINGSTON
We all know taxes are but what does tax reform mean? It means removing abuses, eliminating bad practices and change for the better.
According to the Wikipedia encyclopedia, "'No taxation without representation' is a slogan originating during the 1750s and 1760s that summarized a primary grievance of the British colonists in the Thirteen Colonies, which was one of the major causes of the American Revolution."
Today our taxes are determined by elected representatives of the people but it seems as though those elected representatives do not conduct the nation's taxation affairs (or its spending affairs) with the best interests of their constituents in mind.
The matter of taxation was a huge concern as our constitution was being written. In particular, our constitution was written to prevent the tax system of tyrants, the direct taxation of income. Our present form of taxation, the income tax, was expressly forbidden by the constitution. Article I, Section 9, Paragraph 4: "No Capitation, or other direct, Tax shall be laid, unless in Proportion to the Census or Enumeration herein directed to be taken."
Perhaps unknowingly, the wisdom of our Founding Fathers was overridden with the passage of the 16th Amendment on Feb. 13, 1913. According to Americans for Fair Taxation, "That 16th Amendment was simply worded, the tax return consisted of only one page, and the entire tax code itself consisted of only 14 pages." At the ripe old age of 100, this cute baby in bath water has grown beyond 74,000 pages to become an ugly monster in sewer water. The most recent case in point was the fiscal cliff drama on stage in Washington, D.C.
The federal tax code drives jobs, companies and capital out of our country. High business taxes have driven up the prices of USA-produced goods and services to the point they may no longer be competitive in the world markets. The exportation of our high taxes no longer works in today's markets and we, the final consumer, pay over 22 cents per dollar in hidden taxes on goods and services produced in this country.
We have regressive taxes on jobs, called payroll taxes, which are paid by both the employer and the employee. Want less of something, tax it more – we have a 15.3 percent tax on jobs. It's no wonder the number of jobs in the U.S. has decreased.
Tax lobbyists in Washington, D.C, outnumber elected officials by 32-to-1. The tax code is used by politicians, lobbyists and special interests to their advantage to gain tax breaks, reward their friends and campaign supporters, punish their opponents and fund their pet projects.
As a nation we spend $450 billion per year to comply with income taxes. The IRS budget is $13 billion and it has 110,000 employees. An IRS study found code complexities alone lead to 16 percent noncompliance.
The underground economy, estimated to be $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion, goes untaxed. This makes no sense at all!
The present tax code punishes good behavior with taxes on incomes, savings and investments and rewards bad behavior with tax deductions for debt.
We need real, true tax reform that complies with the principles of tax reform as developed by the American Institute of CPAs. The principles for tax reform call for a tax code that is fair, simple and transparent, supports economic growth and collects the same total revenues as the current tax system. Our present tax code violates the first four of these principles.
There is a solution, found and created after years of research and study from $22 million in private funds. The solution takes power from politicians, lobbyists and special interest groups and probably will not be embraced by many of them.
Don't let the professional politicians and the lobbyists further divide Americans along political lines. The non-partisan nature of the solution should unify all Americans, regardless of political party affiliation. All will benefit from it and therefore should readily support its adoption.
The solution starts by moving the tax base from income, savings and investments to a tax based on consumption. The solution is a progressive national consumption-sales tax system, The Fair Tax. The system includes a monthly tax rebate to untax family purchases up to poverty level spending.
We can have true tax reform by passing The Fair Tax Bill. Please contact your U.S. representative and two senators. Ask them to please cosponsor the Fair Tax Bill. Learn more and get involved at www.fairtax.org.
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By the time the sun had well set beyond the horizon, there was barely any room left in the Guam Greyhound Park for commuting audiences. The park was crowded well beyond its usual capacity, as three big names in the world of reggae music blew away the crowd. On Jan. 12, Rock Solid Productions hosted Music on the Rock, featuring J Boog, Fiji and Peetah Morgan. As the doors opened at 4 p.m., the crowd began to fill up the stadium. As the sun slowly set behind the horizon, the Guam Greyhound Park began to swell with people. Even parking became scarce, as the crowd started parking several hundred feet away from the concert grounds in the midst of traffic and confusion.
Guam: Kick Off 2013 With A Reggae Bang
2013 kicks off in style when Budweiser, Docomo Pacific and Rock Solid Productions present "Music On The Rock" Saturday January 12th at the Guam Greyhound Park featuring Hawaii's J-Boog and Fiji live in concert. The artist whose created sweet melodies such as "Let's Do It Again" and "Sunshine Girl" is excited to finally play for the people of Guam, "I love traveling and sharing our music especially when it's in front of a crowd of island people swaying to the vibe…We're coming for you, Guam!" Opening for him is an artist whom many proclaim as one of the godfathers of Island music, Fiji. His familiar voice and lyrics have captivated fans of all generations and he makes his way back to Guam since a concert 6 years ago for the MWR at Polaris Point.


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Drew Charter School of its long-hoped for desire to create a high school Monday night.
, which is in East Lake, became the city's first charter school when the Atlanta Board of Education approved it in 1999.
Its core mission upon which that aproval was based: To primarily serve low income children from the Village of East Lake, a mixed-income housing community.
Though the Atlanta Public Schools Board of Education approved Drew Charter's request to expand to create a high school and increase K-8 enrollment by another 400 students, district Superintendent Erroll B. Davis Jr. expressed concern that that core mission would suffer as the school grows.
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I currently work 3rd shift and I am having some problems when I eat. 9 times out of 10 I can work the whole shift and feel completely fine. Not get too tired, no trouble staying awake, etc.
However, I find that once I eat something I become very very drowsy. Like I fall asleep while talking to someone kind of drowsy. Most of the time I'm too lazy to bring better food to work, so I just eat left overs from where I work. Its mostly cafeteria food, something kids would eat during school.
Even when I work out before work and take my shake, I get really really tired for about an hour, then things get back to normal. I don't know if it is because I am eating too many carbs late at night, or maybe too much sugar. Beats me.
So what should I do to make this not such an issue? Should I stick with more protein solid food, or maybe avoid eating during night? Any input would be appreciated.
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RALEIGH — In a rally that jammed Martin Street and filled a downtown Baptist church, the death of Trayvon Martin and the freedom of George Zimmerman brought a rallying cry for broad social change Sunday.
Though Zimmermans verdict was settled eight days earlier acquittal on all counts speakers and protesters in Raleigh stoked outrage and looked to place their grief. Additional protests took place in dozens of other cities across the nation.
The march began in Moore Square, where a large crowd roared rapid chants for justice, jobs and voting rights. Some held signs with bitter, disappointed messages. One read, Its OK to kill a Negro in America. The marchers were predominantly black, but not homogenous a white man led chants of Forward, together, as the crowd streamed onto Martin Street after gathering at Moore Square.
They walked in a column up to 20 people wide that stretched for blocks from the skyscrapers of downtown Raleigh, past boarded-up cottages and pink-flowered trees. Children wove through the march on bicycles, and an older woman walked with stilted gait from her front porch to join the crowd.
You cant let it die. You cant let it go, said Jessica Yates, 18, as she walked down the middle of Martin Street. She held a sign that read 17 and unarmed, a reference to Martins lack of a weapon when he was killed last year by a single shot from Zimmermans handgun.
Before the shooting, Zimmerman had followed Martin through a rainy night in Sanford, Fla., worried that the hoodie-wearing teenager, on his way back from a trip to the store, was casing the grounds of the Retreat at Twin Lakes. At trial, Zimmermans attorneys told jurors he acted in self defense, saying the teen had inflicted severe injury on the older man during a physical alteration.
Yates said the scenario felt familiar to her. The Raleigh teenager, set to pursue a career in education this fall at East Carolina University, said that she has been followed in stores. She said that a systemic suspicion of young black people makes a violent confrontation too likely. And unfair trials, argued her friend Madison Edwards, can further imbalance the outcomes.
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The marchers filled Martin Street Baptist Church to capacity, packing pews and crowding aisles in dim purple light through stained-glass windows. The church has seats for 800 and was filled to capacity, according to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, with scores more waiting outside. Raleigh Police Department estimated the entire march at 800 people, while the NAACP put it at 3,000 or more.
One speaker, NCCU law professor Irving Joyner, cast Stand Your Ground laws as a racial response to the election of President Barack Obama, likening the new self-defense protocols to the stockpiling of guns after the 2008 election.
We fought against these laws because we understood the consequences, Joyner said, referring to a ramp-up of armed confrontations.
Ultimately, it was the Rev. William Barber II, head of the state NAACP, who brought forth from the crowd an emotional outpouring as thick as the humid air.
Heartbreak feels like rage, and heartbreak feels like despair, and heartbreak feels like the death of the audacity of hope, he said, calling for his audience to follow Trayvon Martins parents in hope and prayer. He warned of a broad push against civil rights, returning to the themes of the protest movement hes helmed in North Carolina this year. Voting, he said, was the only answer.
Two Raleigh nurses stood front and center through it all, thrusting their fists and crying responses. They knew that the specifics of the fight that killed Trayvon Martin may never be resolved but they said it was the unfair suspicion of a black teenager that led to the tragedy, and they feared the same would befall their own.
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He was retired as a general communications supervisor for Norfolk-Southern Railroad with 36 years of service and was a U.S. Army veteran.
Survivors include his wife, Bonetta Lawrence Wison; a daughter, LIsa Caudill, of Danville, Ky.; a son, Jeffery Wilson and his wife, Angela, of Georgetown; two sisters, Mary Oberschlake and Sally Wallace, both of Florence, Ky.; and five grandchildren, Jessica, Ashley, Crace, Samuel and Madison.
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Probably every day is a holiday somewhere, but yesterday was rather special. In Massachusetts, it was Patriot's Day ("One if by land and two if by sea, and I on the opposite shore will be.") This used to create a peculiarity in tax season, since it extended the due date for people who mailed their return to the IRS Service Center in Andover. In the District of Columbia, it was Emancipation Day, which commemorates the signing by Abraham Lincoln of the Compensated Emancipation Act on April 16, 1862. So April 15th fell on a Sunday this year making the due date the following Monday. Monday is a holiday in the District of Columbia, which being the nation's capital gives us all an extra day. Most states are following the lead of the federal government on this. So the due date is today April 17th. You can get a six month extension of time to file your return (You will still owe interest if you don't have enough money in, though.) Should you get an extension ?
Some people have an abhorrence of extensions. Others do them as a matter of course. I doubt many people use this standard, but I will note that our President did not extend his return this year. His likely challenger did. Since we call the President's spouse the First Lady (I don't know what we'll do when the President is herself a lady) and the President's dog the First Dog and his airplane Air Force One, I figure that makes Michael Solheim who signed the President's return the "First Accountant". Extending that thought further Daniel Feheley is the likely Republican candidate for "First Accountant".
As I noted Michael Solheim keeps a pretty low profile and Mr. Feheley is similar in that regard. Mr. Feheley's firm does not, however, have a low profile. As a matter of fact if you have heard of only one CPA firm, PWC (formerly known as Price Waterhouse) is probably it. Why is that you ask ? The envelope please:
Mr. Feheley has been recognized by PWC as a "thought leader" in the private equity field. He made his $450 in political donations through the Pricewaterhousecoopers PAC in 2011. He works out of the Boston office of PWC at 125 High Street. His Massachusetts CPA license was issued in 1991. Want to know more ? Find yourself an investigative reporter, I'm just a tax blogger.
Much as I relish the idea of the Presidential race being decided by the candidates having their respective accountants engage in a 1040 smackdown, the fact that the Romneys extended and the Obamas did not does not reflect on either of the accountants. I don't know who I would root for in the smackdown anyway. You've got big firm vs small firm and Boston vs Chicago. Presumably, Romney's extension is not due to the fact that his return is much, much harder than Obama's. It would probably have been better for Romney to not extend. The actual return will probably get done around October 15th which is probably not the point at which he wants to remind everybody that he makes more in a year than 10 normal people make in their entire lives. PWC certainly has the resources to finish the return if it were possible.
The reason it is not possible is because Mr. Romney is a partner in several partnerships. Likely those partnerships are partners in other partnerships, some of which are also partners in partnerships. Big fleas have little fleas. Partnership returns are due at the same time as individual returns. Even if Romney had the juice to force the partnerships that he is a partner in to not extend they could not comply because of the tiers below them.
So if your tax preparer is telling you that it might be a good idea to extend, don't hold it against him too much. Also don't think that filing an extension is some sort of moral failure or not doing it should allow you to feel superior. On the other hand, if you are taking your dog for a ride, follow your President's example and let him ride in the car.
You can follow me on twitter @peterreillycpa.
For those worried about political shenanigans involving tax matters, I would recommend their concerns would be better expressed by pressing the issue as to why the Obama Justice Department in conjunction with the DC Court of Federal Claims went through so many contortions recently (see Forbes column on that) in order to sweep under the rug a simple, administrative blunder that can be very simply remedied without compromising anyone's interests in the case.
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If you want intrigue at a higher level, consider those "basketball ministers" that obtained income tax free handouts thanks to a back-room deal that George H.W. Bush and his sidekick Omar Burleson was able to make with the IRS back during the Nixon years.
Can you say 70-549??
No, that's not old news. That Bush gimmick has been being used with increasing effectiveness for 40 years now.
Fortunately, the FFRF may be able to bring that matter into the light of day for informed, public consideration as the future of IRC 107 is debated and the Court, hopefully, gets to rule on the merits of that case. The Government's final brief in that case, in its effort to get the case dismissed and evade a decision on its merits, is due this week.
Support the FFRF IRC 107 challenge.
May the Government's motion fail!
Shame on Senator Grassley and his commission that has swept the matter under the rug for now and deferred to a private, biased think tank to think about it for a few more years.
Meanwhile, I noticed that fluff piece from another Forbes contributor (something about fantasies about having the Government prepare our returns for us) that was just posted earlier today has already had about 13,000 views.
What's with that!
Go figure!
I just checked and that column is about to hit 20,000 views!