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This two-day afternoon program is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of professionals working with individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia.
Instructor, Suzanne Faith, RN psych, Clinical Director of Hope Dementia & Alzheimer's Services, will cover these topics:
- Overview of dementia and disease progression
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8 CEs for RNs, LPNs, CNAs, MSWs LHMC, PCAs, Nursing Home Administrators and Activity Professionals.
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Cost: $125.00 and 8 CEs. Includes materials.
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Dr. Tamborlane's knowledge, experience, expertise, stature, leadership and managerial skills make him uniquely qualified to serve as Director of Research Services for YCCI. Dr. Tamborlane has devoted his academic career to patient-oriented research in disease pathophysiology and therapeutics. His scientific accomplishments over the past 30 years have established his international reputation as one of the most highly regarded clinical scientists in childhood diabetes and related disorders. Major achievements have included pioneering studies in the development of insulin pump therapy, investigations of diabetes-induced defects in counter-regulatory hormone responses to hypoglycemia, and demonstration of the role of insulin resistance in pediatric metabolic disorders, including obesity and type 2 diabetes. His current research effort is directed at translating recent advances in insulin pump and glucose sensor technology into improved treatments of children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes.


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Yes, Antony, you might be a star - but round this way we don't like a lot of splother, see?
Yes, Antony, you might be a star - but round this way we don't like a lot of splother, see?
by Rachel Cooke Published
I feel I've been neglecting Radio 2 in this column, though there are good reasons for this. On paper, I'm the perfect Radio 2 listener. For one thing, I'm in my mid-thirties. For another, I'm locked in a music time warp. Either I listen to stuff that came out before I was born (Bobby Short is my current favourite), or I stick on the albums I liked as a student (The Smiths and, er, other 1980s tunes too embarrassing to go into here). The only new album I have bought this year is I Am a Bird Now by Antony and the Johnsons, which won this year's Mercury Music Prize - and I got that months after everyone else, and then only because I think that he sounds like the bastard child of Nina Simone and Boy George. So, in theory, Radio 2's combination of the old and the (not-too-scary) new should be right up my strasse.
But when I turn it on, it irritates beyond belief. Is there anyone in the land who can stand Ken Bruce (weekday mornings) wittering on about absolutely nothing with that prim-sounding woman who reads the travel news? And how does Jonathan Ross (Saturday mornings) get away with so much chuntering on what is essentially a music station? As for Russell Davies's excellent Sunday afternoon show being trimmed to make room for the utterly wooden Elaine Paige and her wretched musicals, it's enough to make you punch a wall. I do like Richard Allinson, but that's because he sounds like Gary Davies, who was a big Radio 1 DJ when I was doing O-levels. It certainly has nothing to do with his taste; he's the kind of man who likes Supertramp and Yes. In any case, you can hardly ever find him any more.
What about the long-serving Paul Gambaccini? I can never make my mind up about Gambo. Though extremely knowledgeable, he can be a bit prissy. I caught The Class of 2005 (Wednesdays, 10pm), in which Gambo presents his choice of the "breakthrough artists" of the year. In part one, he talked to James Blunt and - and this was why I listened - Antony, of Antony and the Johnsons. The show was interesting because both Blunt, a former army officer, and Antony, a man who likes Yazoo and is not afraid to admit it, are more articulate than your average pop star: they speak in sentences and use adjectives. But it was also pretty funny. Gambo was on top form. Apparently, the first time he heard Blunt's "You're Beautiful", he gave up halfway through on account of its "barnyard language". Blunt sounded chastened. "I don't swear often," he said meekly. Yes, I know. Rock and roll.
And then there were Gambo's compliments. Talk about damning with faint praise. "It fits the 'light FM' format," he told Blunt, of his album. "I see what you mean," said Blunt, after a pause. Naturally, I was dying to hear what he might say to Antony, and it was not a disappointment. After a fairly reverential build-up, he came in for the kill by asking Antony if he "edited" the pop out of his music. Antony, with an amazed titter, replied that he tried to edit it in. Gambo had now hit his stride. Did Antony think that his success was the result of "sufficient talent and favourable circumstances"? Do note his waspishly precise use of the word "sufficient".
If Gambo spoke with a Yorkshire accent rather than a ripe American one, he'd be pure comedy. He's like something out of Alan Bennett: yes, Antony, you might well be an internationally acclaimed star with a bestselling album to your name. But round this way, we don't like a lot of splother, see.


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The Mocs fall to 1-6 overall and the Blazers move to 2-5.
Torrential downpours with threats of severe weather forced play indoors at the Samford Indoor Courts. Play started with singles matches and doubles were not played after the Blazers claimed the victory.
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Word: moratorium
Definition: legal delay of payment or action; Ex. declare moratorium on the building of new houses
Definition: legal delay of payment or action; Ex. declare moratorium on the building of new houses
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"Fracking" is prohibited by moratorium despite the 30-million-euro contract signed with Chevron for the exploration of shale gas deposits in Novi Pazar.
"Operation Hardtack II" preceded Nougat and the testing moratorium.
1933 - During national bank moratorium, Leesport Bank is among the few authorized by regulations to do business as usual under its original name and character.
A 1991 grazing moratorium also allowed modest recovery of riparian vegetation to occur.
After the conclusion of Hardtack II, the United States announced a unilateral testing moratorium, which the Soviet Union joined until September, 1961.
As lawmaker he authored, among others Republic Act. 342 (Moratorium Act); R.A. 611 (cumulative computation of vacation and sick leaves) and R.A. No.
As of February 2013, five European countries had bans or moratoriums in place against hydraulic fracturing: France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, the Czech Republic, and Bulgaria; Romania had recently lifted its moratorium.
At the same time, commercial hunters reduced the Olympic elk herds to fewer than 2000 animals, prompting the state legislature to impose a temporary moratorium on elk hunting in the Olympics.
Because NCAA rules mandate that automatic bid conferences must contain at least six member schools the CHA scrambled to resolve the waiver that would allow Findlay to play in the conference despite the 9-year moratorium mandated by the NCAA on teams playing above their level.
Block I was shut down on March 17, 2011 for a three month moratorium on nuclear power, an announcement on May 30, 2011 named block I as a unit that would not be returning to service.
CDS contracts on sovereign obligations also usually include as credit events repudiation, moratorium and acceleration.
During the 2010 legislative session, she negotiated a highly controversial legislative moratorium on anti-gay bills with then Senate President Michael Whaddoups.
In 1911, Russia, Japan, Great Britain (for Canada) and the United States signed the Treaty for the Preservation and Protection of Fur Seals, imposing a moratorium on the harvesting of sea otters.
In 1922, the Washington Naval Treaty imposed a ten-year moratorium on the construction of new battleships.
In January 2011, he called for a moratorium on the harvesting of shale gas.
In March 2013, Prime Minister Victor Ponta announced that the moratorium on shale gas exploration in Romania had been lifted.
Machalek has repeatedly – and only half jokingly – called for a "one-hundred year moratorium on studying humans within the field of sociology" and he thus believes that the bedrock of sociological knowledge lies in explaining social phenomena that are exhibited across many different types of species.
On 20 July 2012, Environment minister Delphine Batho confirmed that the government would maintain a moratorium on shale gas exploration, saying: "nowhere in the world it has been proven that this exploitation can be done without major environmental impact and major health risks".
On 8 March 2011, the Quebec provincial government effectively declared a temporary moratorium on the use of chemical fracturing during shale gas drilling pending a stricter full environment assessment audit.
On May 27, he announced a six-month moratorium on new deepwater drilling permits and leases, pending regulatory review.
On October 22, 1979, convicted murderer Jesse Bishop became the first person to be executed at the prison after the state legislature reinstated the death penalty, following the lifting of a national moratorium on capital punishment.
Once again, a Russian brokered agreement in 1993, the Agreement on a ceasefire in Abkhazia and On a Mechanism To Ensure Its Observance, allowed for a moratorium on the use of force, the withdrawal of conflicting parties from the warzone within fifteen days, establishing a Russian-Georgian-Abkhaz control group to monitor the ceasefire, the return of the Abkhazian parliament to Sukhumi, the placement of UN observers in the territory, and the resumption of talks to settle the dispute.
Operation Nougat was a series of 44 nuclear tests conducted (with one exception) at the Nevada Test Site in 1961 and 1962, immediately after the Soviet Union abrogated a testing moratorium, with the US' "Mink" test shot taking place the day before the Soviets test-detonated the Tsar Bomba.
Sea trout run in late July and August. There has been a collapse in fish stocks in the 1980s and 1990s but stocks are on the rise once more since a moratorium on netting has been emplaced.
Since his election in 1994, Machado has authored legislation protecting school children from perpetrators by creating safety zones around schools, establishing drug rehabilitation programs in county jails, and providing a moratorium on gun shows illegally selling weapons.
Since neither of the 2 chemicals making the binary agent are controlled under the moratorium on nerve agents, it meant that the Soviet Union was not in breach of this moratorium.
Since the complete moratorium passed on all mining in Ecuador (as of May 2008), however, this has been delayed if not completely halted.
Since the nativity scene already was removed and a moratorium imposed on future such displays, there remained no basis for continued dispute.
When trading in both companies' shares were suspended on 26 March, there was speculation that the Company would launch another buyout attempt after the expiry of the one year legal moratorium.
While most of the towns with Gros Morne National Park, and the Town of Port Saunders, which is a government service centre have fared very well economically, other Towns such as Bird Cove have lost more than 50% of their population since the 1992 cod moratorium.
More Vocab Words::: flourish - grow well; prosper; make sweeping gestures; wave; brandish; Ex. The trees flourished in the sun. N: showy movement or gesture; embellishment or ornamentation (esp. in handwriting)
::: patois - local or provincial dialect
::: unintimating - unfrightening
::: gamely - in a spirited manner; with courage; Ex. fight gamely against a superior boxer; ADJ. game
::: frock - long loose garment (worn by monks)
::: omnipresent - universally present; ubiquitous
::: indelible - not able to be erased
::: pucker - gather into wrinkles or folds; N: wrinkle or fold
::: sensual - devoted to the pleasures of the sense; carnal; voluptuous; Ex. sensual woman/curves/lips
::: ordeal - severe trial or affliction; difficult experience; trial(test of patience or endurance); affliction


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Photograph - W.E.J. Cole Reg. No: ST 025430
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- Framed photograph of William Edwin James Cole, depicted holding a single shot percusion pistol.
Pistol identified in May 2006 as being most likely one of the pair of Durs Egg, London, pistols held at ST 23820.
William Edwin James Cole was an early 20th century Victorian collector in a range of areas, best recognised today for his donation of almost 240 firearms presented to the Museum of Applied Science in 1943. Further items from his collection were presented to the Museum by his daughter following his death.
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I had been using this group for around 4 years since my daughter was born, it really is a very good group, but they are very quick at not letting you in even the regulars, when they decide on a whim to change the rules without informing you. I turned up with my new son only to be turned away because they are no longer letting babies in even though I could see at least one parent inside that had a baby with her. I was not late or the last one in, but I was turned away, what an utter disgrace,
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Area leagues provide some of Ohio's best girls basketball talentWritten by Scott Calhoun | | email@example.com
The 2007-08 area girls basketball scene is loaded with strong teams and fantastic players, meaning local fans are in for quite an exciting ride this winter.
The top five players in Division I Northwest Ohio could all hail from Lucas County when District voting ends in March.
The City League may boast four such players in Waite sophomore forward Natasha Howard, Central Catholic senior guard Sharise Calhoun, Irish junior center Brianna Jones and Notre Dame senior guard Patrice Lalor.
The senior-laden Lady Irish have Calhoun and Jones back to anchor a core of five returning starters from last year's run to the D-I regional finals, which followed an appearance in the City League championship game won by Waite.
Calhoun figures to spearhead her team toward another shot at the league title before attempting to clear the regional final hurdle this season. Jones, a 6-foot-1-inch post player, is the second big piece to the Irish puzzle.
Coach Steve Pfaler has incredible senior depth with 5-foot-6-inch guard Danielle Lewis, 5-foot-5-inch guard Lauren Farell, 6-foot forward Katelyn Nowacki, 6-foot-2-inch center Ashley Frazier and 5-foot-9-inch center Paige Weaver all back to provide an army of seasoned talent.
Depth and experience, plus multiple star power makes the Irish maybe the best team in Northwest Ohio this winter.
It won't be a cakewalk, however, if Waite and Notre Dame have anything to say about it.
While the Lady Indians said goodbye to All-District first team and three-time City League Player of the Year Shareese Ulis and key senior Anderia Allen, they return one of Ohio's top sophomores in Howard, as well as senior starter Kendra Middlebrooks at forward. Add in Start senior transfer guard Keaira Marsenburg, and coach Manny May might have the league's strongest threesome.
The 6-foot-3-inch Howard is one of the tallest stars in the area. That gives May an automatic inside advantage with sharpshooters Middlebrooks and Marsenburg able to take pressure off the post.
Waite needs Marsenburg to stay healthy (knee), and have 5-foot-8-inch junior forward Stephanie Keaton and 5-foot-7-inch sophomore guard Courtney Jackson continue to build off excellent seasons from a year ago. If that transpires, the Indians are a serious threat to thwart Central's titles chances, and potentially return karma to the Irish after succumbing to them in a district semifinals upset last season.
"I think my coaching staff has been my biggest asset," May said. "I don't expect anything different than what I've expected from my other teams—a team that goes out and plays hard, works hard and plays great defense."
At the corner of Monroe and Sylvania, Lalor is a favorable possibility to end her senior season as the league's Player of the Year. For the Eagles to fly past the Irish and Indians, they'll need more than Lalor to get it done.
Coach Rhett Boyd will rely on extreme team depth to make a push for the top of the league.
Five-foot-11-inch freshman Erica Donovan could be an immediate big-time contributor. Senior 5-foot-6-inch guard-forward Mackenzie Strall and junior guards Jasmine Blanton (5'9") and Kasey Fought (5'8") all started in games for Boyd last season.
"We feel that we have a very good backcourt," said Boyd, "and we should be very good in terms of depth."
That's why Boyd intends to play 13 girls on his bench in an effort to counter the talent his team must face inside and outside the City League.
The Northern Lakes League may not boast as many prime time players as the City League, and continues on into a newfangled era that has neither Sylvania Southview nor Northview back to defend a conference title.
But the defending champion Lady Generals might be the best team in Northwest Ohio this year. Anthony Wayne junior forward Allison Papenfuss is the centerpiece as a returning District 7 first-team selection.
Under NLL Coach of the Year Justin Zemanski, the Generals bring three starters and seven overall lettermen back from a 20-2 season that boasted an undefeated league title.
Sophomore post player Taylor Leach transferred into AW from Saint Ursula to be the probable replacement for departed post star Jordan Sadowski.
Junior guards Jordan Floyd and Erika Schmidt (both 5'11"), and a third-year starting guard in 5-foot-3-inch junior Ashley Bromley, should comprise the rest of the starting lineup.
Returning for Perrysburg is 6-foot-3-inch senior Nicole Parrish, a fourth-year starter and the best post player in the league. She is three points away from 1,000 for her career.
But coach Mark Schrock must fill in major gaps left behind by graduated stars Ashley Parrish and Amber Feckley.
"Nicole obviously gives us a lot of experience that the other girls don't have," said Schrock, "and it will be interesting to see how some other girls in the league handle her this year."
Returning junior guards Maddie Gutkoski, Aly Metzger and Demi Moschetti will be counted on to help Parrish.
If that happens, the Lady Jackets likely pose the most threat to the Generals' title defense.
The Lady Kats and Lady Cougars may not be at the level of strength they've held in recent past, but each still has excellent coaching and enough talent to contend in the top-heavy NLL.
At Northview, longtime coach Jerry Sigler said this season's performance would be determined by how much experience his young team gains playing a tough schedule.
Senior All-NLL 5-foot-8-inch guard Karli Kasper and sophomore 5-foot-10-inch post player Olivia Fouty should be big influences, Sigler said. Senior 5-foot-3-inch guard Brooke Taylor returns to provide senior leadership.
Junior 5-foot-4-inch guard Paige Maroney and junior forward Kelsey McCoy (6'0") will also be counted on for productive play.
"We're extremely young once again," Sigler said. "But we're a very athletic team. I think we'll get up and down the court pretty quick."
Coach Todd Bostater said his Southview team is going into a rebuilding year. That's because senior guard Brooke Gates (5'8") and senior post Afua Nantwi (5'11") are his only returning starters, with four letter winners back overall.
Junior guards Krissy Rowe (5'8") and Jenna Vermilya (5'9") represent the other returning vets. Vermilya, Gates and Nantwi must provide outstanding floor leadership as tri-captains in order to help Bostater cultivate the remaining roster of first-year varsity players. Two freshmen and three sophomores will see considerable varsity time.
"We're very young," said Bostater, "and our lack of depth in the post is a weakness."
Cardinal Stritch comes into the season as the favorite in the Toledo Area Athletic Conference.
Three starting Lady Cardinals return from a 13-7 season to set the foundation for coach Gary Lemle. Senior 5-foot-3-inch guard Cierra Dempsey is the top returning scorer after averaging over seven points per game last year. Senior forward Erin Mitchell (5'7") comes back to start, as does junior 5-foot-8-inch forward Katie Gullet.
The problem for Stritch could be its height disadvantage @@ a no-no in basketball. Just one girl exceeds 5 feet 8 inches tall, so taller teams could weigh heavily on the Cardinals' chances for a league crown.
Last year Ottawa Hills rolled to a 20-win season and an undefeated 12-0 TAAC title, but coach Sean Mercer's program welcomes back just three letter winners. Mercer must count on senior guard Libby Overley, senior post-forward Kirsten Swonger and sophomore point guard Katherine Jamieson to reinvent the winning ways with an extensive youth movement needing to step up.
Jamieson is one of the area's most dynamic players. She averaged 12 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game as a freshman. She should only better those numbers this winter with more expected of her, Overley and Swonger.
"We're expecting to get better as the season goes along," said Mercer, "and want to be playing very well by the end of the season so we can hopefully make a good postseason run."
Toledo Christian is the preseason runner-up choice. They have four varsity seniors and good height coming back to work with. The Lady Eagles will be paced by senior 6-foot-1-inch forward Tami Duvall, 5-foot-9-inch senior guard Shannon Longenecker and sophomore guard Kara Segler (5'6").
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Derek McInnes insists his Aberdeen side will have to earn the right to win the Scottish League Cup final against Inverness at Celtic Park on Sunday despite the utterances of aggrieved Caley boss .
The former Falkirk and Hibernian boss insists the Highland club have been given that much of a raw deal in the lead-up up to the showpiece occasion that the Dons should just be given the trophy.
Hughes listed a catalogue of complaints on Monday, ranging from the fact that his side have to play Hibernian in a Scottish Premiership game on Wednesday night while the Dons are preparing at the the Old Course Hotel in St Andrews, to the fact that original plans for fans at Parkhead would have seen the Caley support stuck in "that wee corner at the back of the goal".
He was also raging that referee Willie Collum ordered off both Greg Tansey and Marley Watkins during Sunday's 5-0 home William Hill Scottish Cup quarter-final defeat to Dundee United, albeit that both will serve their suspensions against Hibs and be available for the final.
Hughes is also irked that Inverness had to play Hearts in the League Cup semi-final at Easter Road, the home of the Jambos' Edinburgh rivals, Hibs, with a lunchtime kick-off which made it difficult for Caley fans to get down from the Highlands.
However, speaking at the Pittodrie club's media open day in St Andrews, Aberdeen boss McInnes said: "I am a wee bit confused to be honest because I am sure he (Hughes) said last week that the players would rather play than train all week.
"Also, he has two players available which ordinarily wouldn't be the case.
"If you are asking me, would I have wanted a league game in midweek before a cup final,
then of course I wouldn't have.
"But let's not kid ourselves, nobody is going to give us the trophy.
"We are going to have to earn the right to win it. Just as we have earned the right to be in a semi-final of the Scottish Cup and earned the right to be second in the League, we have earned the right to get to the League Cup final and if we are going to lift a trophy, we are going to have to earn the right to win it."
Around 40,000 Dons fans will make the trip to the east end of Glasgow and that unprecedented level of excitement and "intensity" within the Granite City is one reason McInnes has taken his players away to Fife for a few days.
The former St Johnstone and Bristol City boss said: "Everybody is full of anticipation and excited so it is good to get away and prepare.
"We have felt it the last few weeks, with the queues around the stadium.
"I'm banging on to the players to focus on the job, league business and Scottish Cup business but it has been difficult for them to do that and I accept that.
"We have tried to concentrate on the job in hand and now we can concentrate and talk about the cup final.
"We have come through some tough ties and we feel we have earned the right to get to the final, now we have
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The City of Alliance has given notice that the old Toad's Lounge building at Second and Box Butte has been condemned and must be demolished.
In a letter dated July 23, the city informed the building's owners, Sandhills Sustainability of Berkley, California, that the structure has become unfit for human occupancy and poses a danger to the public.
In the letter, city manager J.D. Cox states that the building was inspected by the city engineer, and was deemed unsafe because it is so damaged, decayed, dilapidated, structurally unsafe, and foundationally unstable.
"The southeast corner of the building has shifted to such a degree that it is no longer adequately supports the walls and ceiling above it," Cox wrote. "The roof is no longer covered in sheeting or other protective material, causing the interior ceiling to sag from leakage and poses a threat to total ceiling collapse. Areas of the floor have also been rotted to the floorboards."
Cox adds that due to a lack of maintenance and the degree of disrepair, it is vermin infested, contaminated with filth, lacking ventilation, illumination, and sanitary facilities. A cat has made the facility its home, as well as a colony of pigeons. The birds have left large amounts of unsanitary feathers and excrement on the carpet and walls. There is also no working sanitary facility.
"Any repair will simply not remove the danger of collapse and contamination," he added.
Sandhills Sustainability has been given until late August to demolish the structure. If they fail to comply the city may demolish the structure, and assess a lien against the property or by filing a civil lawsuit.
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Would you like the IRS to prepare your tax return for you? Under a proposed system, the Internal Revenue Service would pre-fill taxpayers' returns with the data employers and financial institutions already report to it. What would such a system mean for federal taxpayers, tax preparers and federal revenue?
How IRS-Prepared Returns Could Affect Taxpayers
Under what's known as a "return-free" system, taxpayers would accept or correct their IRS-prepared returns before paying any tax due or requesting a refund. This system could mean significant cost savings for taxpayers, who would no longer have to purchase tax software, hire an accountant or spend hours preparing a return.
"For many filers with simple situations and little tax planning flexibility, a formulaic government tax prep system could – in theory – work well, since the math is very simple," says Jeff Camarda, chairman and CIO of Camarda Wealth Advisory Group in Fleming Island, Fla.
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"The IRS is already quite error prone," Camarda says, and correcting errors is difficult enough with a taxpayer advocate on the job. The IRS might not detect or actively correct its own errors.
Furthermore, the IRS would not be aware of unreported items, such as business expenses, that influence taxpayers' filing decisions, Camarda says. The tax code's complexity "makes such a simplistic system very problematic," he adds.
An IRS-prepared return program would be perfect for someone with a simple W-2 who takes the standard deduction and has no asset transactions, but it would never work for people with complex returns, or even those with transactions as simple as stock sales, says Vincenzo Villamena, managing partner of Online Taxman and a licensed CPA in New York.
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Critics of return-free programs are concerned about the program's accuracy and fairness, according to a March 26 ProPublica article by Liz Day.
The IRS already has a system for filing returns on behalf of taxpayers. It employs this system, called a substitute for return (SFR), when a taxpayer hasn't filed a return or responded to IRS requests to do so. The SFR system uses data reported to the IRS plus internal IRS data to compute how much a taxpayer owes and send him or her a bill. This system has a major shortcoming, however.
"When the IRS files an SFR for you, they do not include any allowable exemptions or deductions," says Evan Wolf, a tax attorney in Franklin, Michigan. "If you fall into this category, you will owe significantly more than you would if you filed yourself."
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If a system of voluntary IRS-prepared returns were similar to the SFR system, it could overcharge taxpayers who accepted their pre-filled returns instead of adjusting them to account for the exemptions, deductions and credits they qualify for that the IRS has no way to know about.
IRS-Prepared Returns Would Impact Major Tax-Prep Firms
In theory, a return-free system means taxpayers wouldn't need to buy tax software or hire tax professionals to prepare their tax returns. Both H&R Block H&R Block and Intuit Intuit, the company behind TurboTax, have lobbied against such a system, according to Day's article.
"Honestly, they would probably lose a lot of business," says Villamena. "These companies go for lower-hanging fruit – the easy returns by people that either don't want to deal with their taxes or don't know how." These are the same clients that would be the target market for automation, he says.
Taxpayers with an annual income of $57,000 or less in 2012 are already eligible for free tax software through the Free File Alliance, and anyone can use the IRS's free fillable forms, which do the tax math for you. The latter option is only useful, however, if you can make sense of those forms and don't need software or a professional to walk you through them.
Wolf thinks that under a return-free system, companies like H&R Block and Turbo Tax "would lose a lot of money, but would still have plenty of business from everyone that is married, has kids or claims any other expenses or deductions."
Would IRS-Prepared Returns Cause Taxes to Rise?
A return-free system does not require any change in tax rates or tax brackets. There are a few reasons, however, why taxpayers might find themselves paying more in taxes if the IRS prepared their returns.
The Tax Policy Center states that such a system would be easier to manage if most taxpayers had the same marginal tax rate, if all tax returns were filed individually rather than some being filed by couples, and if there were limited deductions. Such changes would affect everyone's tax rates and cause some taxpayers to pay more and others to pay less than they do now.
The Tax Policy Center emphasizes that taxpayers could continue to file returns as they do now -the return-free system would be optional. Taxpayers wouldn't have to accept IRS calculations or pay more than they truly owe. But Villamena adds that people might just take the standard deduction and not deduct valid expenses related to work, charitable donations and moving.
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A Davenport North basketball coach arrested for sex abuse and sexting with a 14-year old female student has bonded out of jail.
The Davenport School District has also confirmed head coach and teacher Daniel Schneiderman is on some type of leave, and "is not working at the school right now," but declined any further comment, calling it a "personnel matter."
Schneiderman, 37, was arrested Friday on three felony charges, sexual abuse, sexual exploitation by a School Employee, and Telephone Dissemination of Obscene Material.
"We were just in total shock. The whole neighborhood couldn't believe it," said Chuck Rascher, Schneiderman's neighbor, who saw police show up at the house in Davenport Friday.
"They walked through the house and said this is the police department, we have a search warrant," Rascher said.
Schneiderman bonded out of jail seven hours after his arrest. Rascher says the husband and father of four left town with his parents. His wife and children are staying with family right now.
"I told her I will take care of the yard, I'm watering right now," he said.
"I just can't imagine going through what she's going through," Karen Schneiderman said.
The allegations contained in the affidavit say that in January of 2011, "the defendant kissed the victim and then placed her on the floor and straddled her," and then fondled her. The girl was 14 at that time.
It says in June of 2013, the defendant sent a photo of his genitals to the victim via cell phone. It also states there were "sexually explicit text messages" exchanged between 2011 to 2013, with the defendant also "making sexually explicit comments to her during school."


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A laidback ex-con man, an ambitious wife, a bank robbery and a whole lot of cash! That's what fans can look forward to in the quirky comedy Ghanchakkar.
Recently, we spotted actors Vidya Balan and Emraan Hashmi shooting for Ghanchakkar on a Mumbai local train.
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From the dawn of commercial recording to sometime last week, the Arbitrary Obsession purports to explore themes in songcraft. The program supposedly embraces an appreciation for the traditional album format with songs that are perhaps painfully familiar butted up against obscure nuggets that could inspire head-scratching confusion in an attempt to show how certain ideas have persistently inspired songwriters over the years. In other words, Curry isn't sure what he's doing.
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Cat Casual's Hotel Bohème
William Benton
A place in the radio waves as an intersection of art and personalities; like the Chelsea Hotel or Beat Hotel- where music, the written word, film, visual art, and eccentric persons all share the same roof and commune. Punk, dada, folk, realism, comedy, autobiographical, political...
Sundays 4 - 6 PM
JC Denison
ClifTones seeks to highlight the disparate worlds of 20th century minimalism, electronica, jazz, post rock, avant garde composition, experimental musics, and more, and attempts to weave together these worlds via the connective tissue buried just beneath the surface of each. Occasional interviews, detours, and laughs.
Tuesdays 3 - 6 PM
Club El Rancho - Local Music Program
Brian Manley
Named after the first rock n roll club in Louisville, Club El Rancho focuses on local music, both new and old. There will be no restrictions on genres, and live music in the area will always be promoted.
Mondays 6 - 7 PM
Cutting Edges
Shawn Hennessey, Tony B, & Zach
Cutting Edges brings you a cross section of avant-garde recordings from the 20th and 21st century, exploring the intersection of visual art, music and culture in the postmodern world.
Mondays 8 - 10 PM
The Deep End
Joey Mudd
The Deep End is a weekly music / interview program hosted by longtime Louisville musician, Joey Mudd. In addition to an eclectic mix of "deep cuts" from the 50's to the present, the show features Louisville & regional music, past and present. Interviews and discussions with the people who created it.
Wednesdays 8 - 10 PM
The Dig
Joseph Hanna & Benjamin Heckel
Two musicianly men explore music and moods. With the focus on the eclectic, they touch upon new and familiar.
Thursdays 8 - 10 AM
The Diva Hour
Carly & Cline
The Diva Hour with Carly & Cline, is a radio program dedicated to the incredible female singers that continually inspire and empower our lives with their voices. Ranging in genre from jazz to pop and spanning the decades from the 1920s to the present, Carly Johnson and Matt Cline will showcase a broad spectrum of music from the many ladies that have shared their incredible pipes with the world.
Fridays Noon - 1 PM
Early Music Party
Jaxon Lee Swain
Go back to your roots, for real! Explore the amazing world of Western Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music through the brain hole of a self-educated rock & roller.
Thursdays Noon - 1 PM
Ear to Ear
Gregory Acker
Ear-to-Ear: radio as far as the ear can hear: world musics including personal field recordings, early ethnomusicological finds, and local culture-based music. Deep focus on music-cultures emanating from Indonesia, West Africa, and India, beginning with sources and roots and exploring divergent diasporic branches. Original Field Recordings. Interviews with guest musicians and live studio performances will be a feature of Ear-to-Ear in the near future!
Alternating Sundays 10 - 11 AM
Expansive Sound
Chris Bald
Exploring the multitude of found sounds, from proto-punk and roots reggae with stops at all points surrounding and in between.
Fridays 8 - 10 PM
Film Fatale
Mike Elsherif & JohnBen Lacy
Film Fatale is a radio program examining film as an art form both locally and nationally. The show features interviews with local filmmakers about their art, discussions about film aesthetics and film trivia games.
Saturdays 9 - 10 AM
Flanger Magazine
Christopher Bush & Ben Zoeller
Home recording, regional studios, the private press, the sound library, tape, necessity, innovation, tunnel vision, discovery. Flanger Magazine is a chronicle of brave technique, idiosyncratic design, and an extended editorial on "going it alone."
Sundays 4 - 5 PM
Fleur De Arts
Marianne Zickuhr
Classically trained Vocalist, Preservation Advocate and Bourbon lover, Marianne Zickuhr hosts local radio show Fleur de Arts. Discussing the many facets of our culturally rich and artistically driven community. From music to preservation, theater to ballet and everything in between. Fleur de Arts will keep you up to date on the upcoming events and not to miss performances in our community!
Fridays 10AM - Noon
Fly Closer to the Sun
Tim Barnes
Vinyl Experience
Wednesdays 1 - 2 PM
Fortified Gumbo
Prof. L
Reggae, Dub/Versions and UK Stepper . . . No genre of music is off limits.
Saturdays 10 AM - Noon
Heather Fox & Elizabeth Reilly
Sister Fox & DJ Hipshot playing garage, psychedelic, acid, prog, blues, folk, glam, metal, ROCK, and beyond... with frequent guests and themed shows. The start to your Thursday Night "Lady Rock Block!"
Thursdays 8 - 10 PM
Global Grease
Kim Sorise
An afternoon of French Pop, Italian Cinematic Sleaze, Brazilian Beats and Other-worldly Grooves on Global Grease with DJ Kim Sorise exclusively on ARTxFM.
Saturdays 2 - 4 PM
Gemini Time
DJ Clawdada
Spectrum of Sounds
Sundays Noon - 2 PM
Harbinger of Volition
Tom Haile
The alternative to the alternative, Harbinger of Volition will explore music that mainstream and alternatve radio will not touch. From local to international acts, all genres will be covered and even rediscover music that has been forgotten ove time.
Mondays 1 - 3 AM
Heat Seeking Panther
Jae Grady
Heat Seeking Panther is a radio show on ARTxFM celebrating all things fonky. Funk, soul, Rare Groove, and early Hip Hop brought to you by host Jae Grady.
Tuesdays 8 - 10 AM
Hundred Proof Fountain
Johanna Sims & Joel Deckard
Hundred Proof Fountain is keeping old sounds alive. Cajun, Kentucky old-time, songs of the sea, Irish, live performance, interviews and other timeless tunes pour forth and hearken back to a day of revelry long forgot. Yes. DJ Green Eyes and Captain Scratch provide historical context and psychodrama's for meditation.
Thursdays 3 - 5 PM
IandEye Radio
Rmllw2llz and DJ DS
Moving together for a cause. 70s to 90s funk, soul and hip hop for the community to rally to!
Tuesdays 8-10 PM
In Orbit
Nathan Simmons
An active listening session, emphasizing new music from the fringes of all genres.
Sundays 9 - 10 PM
In The House
Marcus Jones and Elijah Lamppin
Asia Institute - Crane House brings Louisville's Asian communities to the scene with music, interviews and cultural programming. Kojin & Christy bring Asian Pop Culture with Louisville flair to the listening audience. The program will also highlight upcoming events and programs in Louisville's Asian communities.
Thursdays 11 AM - Noon
It's Always Something
Sean Selby
From the vaults of endless, amazing music, including selections from all genres of creation. Sonic, sound art.
Saturdays 10 'till when?
Juan Leone Music hour
Juan Leone
A collection of jazz, blues and gospel from the late 1950s to the early 1970s. This includes the beginnings of Free Jazz, the records produced by Impulse, ESP records and Columbia records. It also includes the discovery of some of the early blues masters and their work recorded during these same years. Finally, it includes the beginnings of the modern gospel revival.
Saturdays 8 - 9 AM
KMAC Radio
Aldy Milliken, Joey Yates, Emily Miles, & Dane Waters
KMAC Radio employs the medium of radio as a vehicle for exploring art. Hosted by the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, the show weaves together visual art, music, and social ideas.
Mondays 10 - 11 am
The Keeney Invasion
Doug Keeney
An hour of eclectic music with no boundaries. Aphex Twin, Nick Drake, Arcade Fire, The Cure, The Black Keys, Breaking Benjamin, Berry White, soul/funk, Kool and the Gang, The Commodores, to name a few. A song for everyone, no matter who you are or where you come from. All inclusive music for an all-inclusive audience. Representing the Cedar Lake community.
Tuesdays 1 - 2 PM
Keep Louisville Literary
Rachel Short
An in-depth look at literary culture in Louisville and surrounding regions. Specific questions and excerpt readings will bring listeners into intimate contact with each author and their work. Event and community organizers will discuss the time, love, and energy they give to Keep Louisville Literary.
Thursdays 1 - 2 PM
Lady Jam's Juice Box
Mary Yates
Spinning succulent treats to the most seductive beats in a diverse array of sound, Lady Jam will present beautiful chaos with a mix of tracks from Nick Cave to Annette Hanshaw. This is an invitation to juice up your world and nourish your brain with a healthy elixir of sounds.
Fridays 1 - 2 PM
LaLa Land
Lauren Argo & Natalie Fields
Join hosts Lauren Argo and Natalie Fields in Lala land, a variety black hole featuring every thing weird in Louisville and beyond. Trivia, radio plays, food arts and culture are all topics of exploration with weekly segments, live weird guests and eclectic music to transport you from rush hour to lala land.
Wednesdays 4 - 6 PM
Midnight Locker
Shutaro Nogouchi
Midnight Locker is a cross-genre music program that draws from seemingly disparate cultural cues. By hearing outside of familiar contexts, listeners can recognize the cultural value of the topic explored whether it be African, Japanese, or American, with an occasional blend of local music. The program also is aiming to invite a special DJ from outside the city, or country to share the cultural exchange via radio.
Mondays 11 PM - 1 AM
Kevin Coultas
Mingle is a weekly two-hour radio show hosted by Kevin Coultas devoted to directing listeners to music that references and reveres the past, but moves beyond it.
Tuesdays 6 - 8 PM
Mir Music
Jake Groves
An auditory excursion to traditional and popular musics of the world that also explores each idiom's cultural context in order to better understand and appreciate the surprising complexity of "simple" music.
Wednesdays 3 - 4 PM
Muddle Instead of Music
Dr. Jacob Gotlib
Scrambling your brain and senses with the best in contemporary composition!
Wednesdays 11 AM - 1 PM
Mythic Beat
DJ Mythos
An audio collage of rhythm heavy tracks -- laced with psychedelic funk, trip-hop, experimental pop, future garage, drum & bass, synthwave & other electronic discoveries. Each transmission is explored with film samples, video games, spoken word, and lost cultural treasures.
Sundays 11 PM - 1 AM
Night Train Cocktail Lounge
Brian Manley
The Night Train Cocktail Lounge is an examination of the sounds of the past. The show focuses on audio from the 1890s - 1970s.
Mondays 7 - 8 PM
Megan Neff
A radio show that features a carefully curated collection of music spanning time, space and genres. Just music. No tricks.
Tuesdays 8 - 9 PM
Not Normal
Mathias Kolehmainen
This show features non traditional music: improv, minimalism, musique concrete, and their offspring. Occasionally there will be metal. From time to time a notable guest.
Times Vary
Off The Track
John Papanek
The confessions of an unreformed vinyl junkie.
Saturdays 8 - 10 PM
The Old and The Odd
Bret Berry
A random smattering of traditional and non-traditional musics from around the world, The Old and The Odd aims to highlight sounds from across the globe that, by averting the mainstream, tread within equal proximity to the retentive and the subversive.
Sundays 6 - 7 PM
Juile Gross
A show to encourage you to get out and listen. A weekly sampling of music shows being played in Louisville in support of local venues and musicians + New release Tuesday. All genres/All ages.
Tuesdays 10 - 11 AM
Other People's Music
Misha Feigin
A broadcast with no identity -simply following misery and joy, a story unraveling : Giovanni Pergolesi...Morton Feldman...Susan Alcorn...Tibor Szemzo...Leonid Soybelman разные лица одной музыки
Alternating Sundays 10 - 11 AM
Panhandle for Sounds
Clay Davidson
Musical exploration without boundaries spawns the purest of aural experiences. Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible.
Wednesdays 6 - 8 PM
Parallel Universe
Composing a new playlist every week from her collection as a tribute to sound and expression. This show will play heavy bass music mixed by internationally known artists of the underground, including the contrast of groovy folk music and stories. The delivery of Kara's mixes draws parallels throughout the set, consisting of thought provoking vibration and lyrics.
Tuesdays @ Midnight
Party Pants
Jaxon Swain
This just in- the weekend starts on Wednesday! Take it sleazy with Jaxon & co. as we fix up for a weeknight rage. Rock & Roll, R&B, punk, and all type of worldwide jam will make into your party pants, as long as it's fun… so shut up and put them on!!
Wednesdays 1O PM - Midnight
Louisville Visual Art Association
PUBLIC is radio show that takes works of art chosen by community members and interprets it through music. PUBLIC is presented by the Louisville Visual Art Association, hosted by the staff of the LVAA on Louisville based radio station ART+FM.
Thursdays 10 - 11 AM
Punk Rockets
Leslie Millar, Olivia Millar, & Ethan Buckler
Mix Tapes & Miscellania from 1982 and beyond.
Fridays 2 - 4 PM
Radio Presque Rien
Aaron Rosenblum
Radio Presque Rien airs Wednesdays from 7:00am-8:00am on ARTxFM Louisville (www.artxfm.com), broadcasting soundscapes, field recordings and musics that utilize field recordings in composition or performance
Mondays 10 - 11 PM
Radio Spectre
Michael Powell
Dusting off obscure discoveries from the sacred crates and dropping the needle down on bizarre sounds, with archival recordings and archaic recordings mixed in to cultivate a distorted collage of new weird Americana.
Varying Times
Rad Tantrum
McKinley Moore & Matt Dodds
Weekly show featuring interviews and scaled down live performances from local and touring artists in addition to select tracks both new and old. Experimental, psychadelic, garage, punk, rock, pop, old disco, industrial, desert jams, stoner rock. All kinds of stuff!
Fridays 6 - 8 PM
Rock Sexy
Blythe of the Ball
Wild guitars, rock & roll, fuzzy garage, punk & soul, movers, shakers, & girls galore, rockers, heartbreakers, & a whole lot more! Rock Sexy with Blythe of the Ball Thursdays at 10pm on ARTxFM.
Thursdays 10 - Midnight
Rough Draft
Clayton Ray & Aron Conaway
Playing a blend of music seldom heard by the masses. Everything from punk to hip hop to free form jazz and whatever else may present itself, as well as trying to pay homage to all the great music that comes out of Louisville.
Saturdays 6 - 8 PM
Sir Basil Outernational
Sir Basil Bromley
Covering all aspects of Reggae music from ska roots to dub. Classic to contemporary.
Fridays 8 - 10 AM
Source Material
JP Source
A weekly mix-tape by JP Source for the dancefloor of your mind.
Sundays 8 - 9 PM
Soul Solutions
Leslie Nussbaum
A collection of classic soul, jazz, r&b and funk tunes and the stories of the people who created them. Get to know the folks behind some of America's most recognized and influential music.
Mondays 8 - 10 AM
Split Ends
Conor Waldman
A weekly sonic adventure. Branching off with electronic, experimental, and everything in between from all four corners of the worldrr.
Sundays 7 - 8 PM
The Tia Maria Show
Tia Coatley
Time to kick back and vibe with ya girl "Louisville's Southern Belle", Ms. Tia Maria and special guests as we discuss trending local and national news, converse with local and national celebs, share good tips and tricks all while grooving to hot hits old and new. You can even call in and chat with us or request a song or send a shout out...be a part of the show! Come get on your grown and sexy with me on The Tia Maria Show ~ After Dark! Tuesdays nights from 9pm to 10pm on ArtxFM.com or download the app to your smartphone! Just don't forget to press play!
Tuesdays 9 - 10 PM
The Wayfarer Way
Colonel Crates & Ethan A.D.
The Wayfarer Way serves to research, discuss, and distort the world of music technology. Innovators, trend setters, and technological developments of the past, present, and future are manipulated as a means of freeing our minds from our bodies with musical expression. Join producer Colonel Crates, and an ensemble of computer generated personalities in a new and interesting head-space for radio.
Fridays 4 - 6 PM
Wayward Distraction
Mark Wallis & Mark Farrell
Fuzzy nostalgia meets jangly discovery, wrapped in a bow.
Fridays 10 PM - Midnight
We Watch You While You Sleep
Eartha Major
Take a ride on the ghost train of the past as we explore infinite loops, scratchy echoes, eerie melodies, and specters of the future. Faint hymns just reaching the outer edge of the solar system look into the void and see modern culture. An exploration of a stark landscape dominated by a nation of ghosts.
Sundays 10 - 11 PM
The Wizard's Lounge
Docktor Dave
Deep beneath the studios of ARTxFM we have specialized, ultra hi-fidelity, stereophonic, and frankly, esoteric equipment that allows us to monitor dreams, nightmares and reveries to create the perfect midnight soundtrack. Fall deep down the rabbit-hole with Docktor Dave, Friday nights, midnight to 2am.
Fridays @ Midnight
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I recently spent three hours on a very popular radio station. I was on the show for my comedy and being a ex-Mormon woman in a not mormon world. We talked about drinking, drugs, sex, and banjos. Thousands of people in my local city heard my show. Including Mormons. Luckily I have a sister who has a lot of experience with a fame and Mormons. She advised me to "speak as if a Mormon was in the room." I talked about myself as a non-Mormon and avoid touchy subjects but never denying how I perceived the religion. The DJ's were fascinated. Part of the show was to go on a date with a non-mormon man...and get drunk. They recorded the date and played it on the air. It was said to be one of the best dates they have ever had. Mostly because I made it very entertaining with no intention of finding love. I had a blast and practiced a little of my stand up. ( you can find my date under the cloud on Fish in the https://soundcloud.com/fishinthemorning/sets/the-3rd-wheel )
After the show aired I got a few messages from my Mormon cohorts. Phrases like "disappointed in you" and "you will be sorry" swam in my Facebook inbox. These notes gave me flashbacks to messages my sister Julie got after she did her show. I remember being curled up on the couch crying. I was so young and I could not understand why the church was being so mean to my her. She didn't do anything wrong. If anything she held fast to her "morals" in New Orleans. I remember being at EFY and my friend told me that one of the counselors was talking bad about my sister. He was telling his kids how Julie was a bad influence and we should not look at her as a good Mormon.
I was livid. One thing Mormons do well is love our families. I would not let some stupid camp leader talk smack about sister. I walked right over to him with the courage and furry of a Nephite. I was going to give this jerk a peace of my mind. I planned a powerful speech, walked right up to him. Once I there did the most vicious thing a 14yr old could do to this man. I cried. I was balling my eyes out yelling heaving for breath as I yelled "Hey! my sister is a good person..sniffle haaungg..and you should not..sniffil...You should not...YOU...snort ...YOU SHOULD NOT SAY MEAN THINGS ABOUT MY BIG SISTER!" I was having a little meltdown right in the middle of class. How wonderful this must have looked. A 23 year old man making a 14yr old girl heave and shake. Ha ha ha I showed him.
Like any truly brainwashed Mormon, I have thought almost every day about going back to church. Not because I miss it, but because this new world I live in so strange. I miss the familiar. I am in a constant state of panic and guilt. Mormonism feel to me like The Real World. No matter how many drinks I have had or how many boys dicks I have seen(see: V-card Punch) I still believed deep down that I'm on Rumspringer. That it is only a matter of time before I'm safe sitting in the church pues again. I did not realize how HUGE a step doing the radio would be. Once the DJ Said "Her name is Lisa and she is an Ex-mormon!" I knew that was it. No going back. Everyone had either heard the show or heard about it. I sympathized with my sister. My show was only a few days. Her show was national and fallowed her for years. In many ways this radio show was the best thing that could have happened. For a long time I have been playing on both sides of the fence. I have pick a proverbial side. I have known where I stood for a long while and now so dose everyone else.


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[quote=Ian Ballard]After seeing him with Sting ten years ago, I TRIED to pick out a misplayed note SOMEWHERE. Didn't happen.
The Randy Waldman album "Wigged Out" has one of the most amazing solos (with a piano vamp) I've ever heard on it.
The Zappa albums were perhaps his best... he was the only drummer Frank even mentioned in his book, even though Wackerman spent 12 years with his band. The reason he and Jeff Berlin were fired from Frank's band is legendary, too. Interesting note: Vinnie used Terry Bozzio's kit to try out for Zappa.... damn I wish that was video taped!!
The somewhat recent Megadeth album he cut and the Warren Cuccurullo "Thanks to Frank" records reaffirm his being king of the versitile, being able to play heavy rock as well as ANYbody.
If Tony Williams is God.. Vinnie is Jesus!
And Buddy Rich is the whole universe!
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Stroke – it's become a household name in recent decades, and for good reason: Nearly 780,000 Americans suffer stroke annually, or one every 45 seconds. Separating myth from reality about this serious medical condition cannot only assist in its prevention but also empower persons at increased risk to get the medical help they need. Below, neurologist and stroke specialist Dr. Kathleen Wiese of Wilmington Health Associates and vascular surgeon Dr. Thomas Eskew of Wilmington Surgical Associates discuss the nature of stroke, its symptoms and treatments.
A. Dr. Eskew - A stroke occurs when there is a sudden interruption or reduction in blood flow to the brain, depriving it of oxygen and nutrients. When this happens, brain cells begin to die, and brain damage, including loss of speech, movement and memory, may occur. Two kinds of stroke exist: Ischemic stroke occurs when the arteries to your brain are narrowed or blocked, usually because of a clot; hemorrhagic stroke occurs when a blood vessel in your brain leaks or ruptures. Many people get stroke and heart attack confused, as they both involve loss of blood flow. A heart attack, however, involves loss of blood flow to the heart, whereas stroke is loss of blood flow to the brain.
A. Dr. Wiese – Generally speaking, the signs and symptoms of stroke are of sudden onset and may include any of the following: Numbness and tingling, especially of the face, arm or leg; sudden confusion; sudden headache or visual loss; and/or difficulty walking, or loss of balance and coordination. F.A.S.T., an acronym developed by the American Stroke Association, can be used to teach people the signs and symptoms of stroke, while reminding them to act fast: FACE - Does one side of the face droop? ARMS - Does one arm drift downward? SPEECH - Is there an inability to speak? Are words slurred and/or incoherent? TIME - Call 911 or get to the hospital fast.
A. Dr. Wiese - In the acute period, stroke may be treated with a "clot-busting" drug called tissue plasminogen activator, or tPA. Clearly, this drug is intended only for strokes resulting from blood clots, or ischemic strokes, which account for about 85 percent of strokes. Tissue plasminogen activator must be given within 3 hours of stroke onset. Long term, stroke is treated through rehabilitation and by decreasing the various risk factors that cause stroke. Critical to the effective treatment of stroke is early detection of symptoms and prompt medical attention. The quicker treatment begins, the less likely patients will suffer the long-term effects associated with stroke.
A. Dr. Eskew - Various surgical procedures, including endarterectomy and angioplasty, can be used to open a blocked artery resulting from an ischemic stroke. For strokes resulting from leaky or ruptured vessels, surgical repair is also possible.
A. Dr. Wiese – Stroke does not discriminate – all persons are at risk, even those who appear healthy and fit. Addressing and minimizing your stroke risk, however, can significantly reduce your chances of stroke. Risk factors you can control through lifestyle modification include high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, heart disease, obesity, smoking and alcohol use. Unfortunately, factors like age, gender, ethnicity and family history – which also play a role in stroke – can't be changed. Studies show that up to 80 percent of strokes can be prevented. Knowing and managing your risk factors is your best protection against stroke.
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About Cooley Station
Cooley Station, located at the intersection of Recker and Rittenhouse roads, is one of the newest communities to spring from the wave of development in the greater Gilbert, Arizona area, with the first homes completed back in 2006. It's so new in fact, that it's still under construction through Capital Pacific Homes, with average prices currently in the low $200,000 range for a 2000 square-foot residence. Folks with more affluent tastes can opt for mini-mansions with three car garages and 3000 square-feet of living space, though the excess does come with a $400,000 price tag. Cooley Station is firmly rooted within the Higley School District; Santan Elementary School is less than a mile away and Higley High School is right across the street. Though Cooley Station is still under construction, there are three public pools, numerous small parks, and playgrounds scattered throughout the neighborhood for families to enjoy. Gilbert Gateway Shopping Center and Loop 202 are just over two miles north on Recker Road, which borders the community to the east. Also in the two-mile realm are Williams AFB Golf Course and the Arizona State University Polytechnic campus, both of which lie to the northeast.
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All About Engorgement
Why do my breasts hurt so much?
During the days that your milk comes in (usually starting three or four days after the birth), it's as if your body is throwing a dinner party for baby, and just to be sure she doesn't go hungry, is making enough for three! All that extra milk filling your breasts makes them feel full, even rock-hard. It's normal and fortunately, temporary.This makes me scared to breastfeed!
Avoiding breastfeeding is the worst thing you can do. Nursing drains milk from your breasts, giving them relief. It also signals to your body exactly how much milk your baby actually needs, so your body adjusts the supply accordingly. If you skip feedings because you're afraid it will hurt, in the short term your breasts will just well up more, and in the long term you could hurt your milk production.How can I find relief?
By nursing more! Or, if your baby can't help you out enough, pump your breasts until they feel better. You can also use a cool compress, which reduces swelling, or take a warm shower, which can trigger letdown and let you wash away some extra milk.How long will this last?
Typically engorgement only lasts a week or so, so hang in there. By about six weeks, your breasts may no longer even feel full when it's time for a nursing session. Don't worry -- the kind of fullness you feel in the beginning doesn't last, and your body is still making plenty of milk even if it doesn't feel that way.