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Fernando Alonso has revealed that his future may not be resolved until December as he continues to assess all his options for 2018. The post Alonso could delay decision until... read more »
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Toro Rosso has resolved its run in with the FIA after presenting Carlos Sainz s STR12 in a unsafe condition during scrutineering. read more »
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Renault's engine boss Remi Taffin, insists that reliability issues that have compromised recent races have been resolved. read more »
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says "question marks" still exist over the team's optimal set-up despite its one-two finish at the Canadian Grand Prix. The world... read more »
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Following the first two practice session of the season, Red Bull Racing claims they find themselves where they expected to be. The team believes they are lagging behind both... read more »
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Pascal Wehrlein says that he would like his future to be resolved by the end of the year, but is wary that the situation could be dragged out in… read more »
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Esteban Gutierrez hopes to have his future resolved within the "next two weeks" after revealing that Haas is not his only option for 2017. The post Gutierrez... read more »
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AUSTIN, Texas -- Lewis Hamilton said an issue under braking cost him lap time during second practice for the U.S. Grand Prix, but is confident it can be resolved ahead of... read more »
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The furore surrounding 2017 Formula 1 pre-season testing has finally been resolved, with both sessions to take place at Barcelona as planned. read more »
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Sergio Perez says he is relieved to have resolved his Formula One future, after announcing at the Malaysian Grand Prix that he will remain at Force India for 2017. After months... read more »
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Ears Are Important for Balance
We have all experienced a little dizziness. Did you know that a key component of our balance system is our ears? The American Speech Hearing Association gives us a breakdown of how it all works.Read More
We have all experienced a little dizziness. Did you know that a key component of our balance system is our ears? The American Speech Hearing Association gives us a breakdown of how it all works.Read More
How savvy are you about getting your hearing tested? Hearing loss is a common condition but often goes undiagnosed. One of the first steps to getting treated for hearing loss is to make an appointment for a hearing test. Check out this Q&A about hearing tests and expand what you know.Read More
Communication can be difficult when mum or dad or grandma or grandpa have hearing loss. These tips will help your family keep communication strong.Read More
One of the best things about today's hearing aid technology is that patients have more choice. Hearing aids come in all sizes, fit and even colors. They address different individual lifestyle needs, and with the addition of smart technology, they offer even more personalization than ever before. How do you choose? Here are some tips.Read More
Conductive hearing loss and sensorineural hearing loss are two common types of hearing loss. Let's discuss what each of these terms mean. Conductive hearing loss is the loss of sound due to problems located in either the middle ear or the outer ear.Read More
Summer is in full swing and you may be planning one or more trips before it ends. When you have hearing loss, travel requires a bit more extra planning to ensure a successful vacation. Here are some tips.Read More
Boom! Bang! Many celebrate America's Independence Day by attending a fireworks display. As we gaze up to admire the colors, we should also be mindful about protecting our ears from the noise. Noise tolerance varies by person but one thing is for sure: loud noises affect our hearing.Read More
It is difficult for most people to hear well in a noisy environment. Restaurants, family gatherings and even our workplaces can be filled with background noise masking the sounds we want to hear. For those with normal hearing, the brain works to filter out the background noise, so we can focus on the conversation. The brain also uses contextual clues to fill in any gaps. This all becomes more difficult with hearing loss.Read More
Hearing loss actually starts out as a hearing problem for most people. It comes on gradually. First, you might not hear the birds chirp in the morning or the sound of the wind blowing your favorite wind chime on a summer day. These small changes may go unnoticed for quite some time. Next, your hearing problem progresses as voices become more muffled.Read More
Nearly 50 million Americans suffer from varying degrees of tinnitus according to the American Tinnitus Association. Tinnitus symptoms may include ringing in the ears or even humming, whooshing or buzzing sounds that only the individual can hear. Tinnitus can make sleeping, concentrating and hearing harder. Tinnitus is not a disease but actually a symptom of damage to the auditory system. Let's look at what causes tinnitus.Read More
At Clifton Springs Hearing Center, we are proud to be able to offer our patients the latest advancements in hearing aid technology. The new ReSound LiNX 3D™ hearing aid device is just that. With the ReSound LiNX 3D, your hearing aids will adapt to you instead of making you adapt to them.Read More
As the school year winds down, many teens are probably starting to anticipate summer fun with friends, hanging out at the beach, vacations with family and, of course, no homework. What they are probably not thinking about is the importance of protecting their hearing. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) reports that recent studies have found that one in six adolescents have high frequency hearing loss. This type of hearing loss is caused by exposure to loud noises and many believe the rise in headphone and earbud use may be part of the problem.Read More
Over 37 million adults have hearing loss in the U.S. which means that you are not alone in your hearing loss journey. Whether you are just starting to admit the problem or are actively treating your hearing loss, you can benefit from meeting and speaking with others who share your condition. You might even be surprised to find a familiar face in the crowd.Read More
In the hearing care profession, we recognize that the impact of hearing loss on our patients is not always measured in decibels and represented on an audiogram. Hearing loss is also emotional and affects our mental health and quality of life. The longer hearing loss goes untreated the more our patients feel frustrated, angry and eventually many feel isolated.Read More
Nationally, the month of May is Better Hearing and Speech Month. Since 1927, hearing and speech communities have come together to raise awareness of why it is important to seek treatment. Today we wanted to focus on the facts about hearing loss and the importance of getting your hearing tested.Read More
Did you know that our audiologists like to remind patients that hearing is 10% ear and 90% brain? Our ears work to help capture and funnel sound to the brain which ultimately translates it into speech and familiar sounds. Our brains help us recognize sound and gauge different listening situations. The brain identifies and helps us ignore competing sounds when we are focused on the conversation in front of us.Read More
Oftentimes, when we first meet with an individual, he or she has a pretty firm idea of not only what a hearing aid looks like, but also what it does. Many people think that hearing aids function only to amplify sound. In other words, hearing aids simply make sounds louder. That is one of our favorite "myths" to debunk because today's hearing aids do much, much more than simply amplify sound to your ear.Read More
At your hearing appointment, before you leave with your new hearing aids, your hearing care professional demonstrates and discusses how to establish a daily care routine to keep your hearing aids working properly. In fact, you may be asked to describe your daily care and cleaning routine at later follow up appointments.Read More
Sometimes, even with hearing aids, you may still find yourself turning up the television volume. This can make watching TV with family difficult if those around you find the volume to be too high. Luckily, assistive listening devices can help improve your TV watching experience.Read More
When it comes to hearing loss, we often focus primarily on the physical aspects of the problem, but hearing loss also has an emotional side. If you have a loved one experiencing hearing loss, it is important to be mindful of what he or she might be feeling.Read More
Hearing aids may seem like simple devices. They have a microphone, amplifier and receiver to capture, strengthen and translate sounds and a battery that powers the entire system. Seems simple enough, but when you factor in the different types of hearing loss, hearing aid brands and your lifestyle needs, choosing the right hearing aid can be a daunting task.Read More
According to a recent article by AARP, men and women communicate about hearing loss differently which can affect how they cope with the problem. Studies found that women were twice as likely to disclose their hearing problem and make a suggestion to improve the listening experience.Read More
Recently, there has been a huge push to provide cheaper hearings aids to individuals. Most of these options are either mail order or over-the-counter (OTC) devices. The initial price tag may be less but, over the long run, mail order and OTC devices will likely cost you more.Read More
Today let's focus on a common week-day activity - going to work. Having hearing loss can make work stressful at times. Here are some strategies from AARP to make your workday more audible.Read More
Whether you are young, old or somewhere in the middle, getting into the habit of protecting your ears from loud noises will help you hear better longer. Did you know that 10 million people in the United States have noise-induced hearing loss? Noise-induced hearing loss is caused by repeated exposure to loud sounds.Read More
When you first meet with a hearing care professional, one of the tools they will use to help diagnose and determine treatment for your hearing loss is the audiogram. The audiogram is a visual report of your hearing and it displays which frequencies you can hear and at what volume.Read More
Hearing aids are an investment in your health and well-being. Proper care and cleaning of your hearing aids allows you to hear at your best and reduce repair needs. Cleaning varies by hearing aid since each model has unique features but, in general, there are three areas of the hearing aid that need to be cleaned regularly – the receiver, the shell and the microphone.Read More
When you hear the words "hearing loss", what sort of thoughts pop into your head? Many people think of aging, senior citizens and of clunky, big hearing aids, or worry what others will think of them. It is not surprising that most people do not want to admit they have hearing loss and that it can take seven to ten years for someone to consider wearing a hearing aid.Read More
Often when we first meet with a patient, they have struggled with hearing loss for many years. They may have not wanted to admit their hearing loss due to the stigma around wearing hearing aids. That first appointment is filled with many questions and concerns. We work with each patient to help them come to terms with their hearing loss and to help them develop a plan for better hearing going forward.Read More
One of the best ways to keep your hearing aids functioning properly is to keep them dry and away from water. This is not only true in the summer months but also during the winter. During the winter months, condensation can build up when hearing aids are exposed to extreme temperature changes – very cold to very warm. Plus, outdoor winter activities can still cause sweat.Read More
With Winter here, we find ourselves looking to movies, plays and art for respite during chilly days. Unfortunately, when you have hearing loss you may be hesitant to attend a performance or tour. Shari Eberts, a popular hearing loss blogger, provided this perspective in a recent interview, "sometimes people with hearing loss avoid cultural events like lectures, concerts, and plays for fear they will not be able to enjoy the experience.Read More
After 20, 30 or maybe even 40 years of marriage, you may have seen it all, but are you still hearing it all? Communication is an important part of any relationship and helps couples strengthen their connection to each other. When one spouse has hearing loss, communication can decline and frustrations can build.Read More
Like a pair of glasses to treat vision impairments, hearing aids can also work as a pair. When you have hearing loss in both ears, there are clear benefits to wearing two aids.Read More
The best way to deal with hearing loss is to speak to a hearing care professional about hearing solutions for your specific needs. Here are some additional strategies for hearing better when hearing loss is a problem for you.Read More
As we enter the season of giving, take a minute to think about your hearing health and the greatest gift you could give yourself. 15% of adults in the U.S. report some trouble with hearing. Hearing loss is a normal part of aging. Maybe you noticed difficulty following the family conversation at Thanksgiving dinner? Maybe you feel nervous about an upcoming holiday gathering at work? Don't let your hearing loss keep you from enjoying your friends and family this season. Now is the perfect time to meet with a hearing care professional to talk about your hearing health.Read More
The holiday season is upon us. Now is the perfect time to make sure you are hearing at your best. Between December 6th and December 8th, all Clifton Springs Hearing Center locations will offer Cash for Clunkers! Trade in your old hearing aids and upgrade to new ones.Read More
The outer ear that we see is called the "pinna". The pinna is made of mostly skin and cartilage, and its shape allows us to gather sounds. The pinna is pointed slightly to the front so we hear best the sounds we are facing. The sounds behind us do not travel as well around the ear ridges and this allows us to better focus on the sound we are turned toward. Interestingly, the ridges and folds on the external ear help us to alter the frequencies of the sound and help with sound location.Read More
Are you experiencing noticeable hearing loss? Maybe you miss the doorbell ringing? Perhaps you notice family member frustrations when you ask them to repeat? Or, maybe you can no longer have a side conversation with your spouse when the television is on because the volume is too loud? Whatever scenario you are experiencing, you are not alone in your hearing loss.Read More
Hearing aids improve the quality of life for our patients. People who wear hearing aids report to us that they are more active, happier and more connected to friends and family because of their improved hearing abilities. Despite the benefits of hearing aids, many people still carry some common misconceptions or "myths" about hearing aids. It's time to debunk some of these myths.Read More
Not all hearing loss is the same. There are many different causes and symptoms of hearing loss. That's why it is important to get checked out if you are experiencing any difficulty in hearing whatsoever.Read More
Blocked earwax is the most common cause of hearing loss. This can happen if wax is pushed back toward the eardrum or if the ears produce more earwax than is needed. Symptoms of impacted earwax include earache, feeling of fullness in the ear, a sensation that the ear is plugged, and tinnitus. Your ear may also itch, have an odor, or emit a discharge.Read More
It seems perfectly natural to go to your annual physical at your doctor's office or to get your teeth checked and cleaned every 6 – 12 months, but what about your ears? When it comes to hearing health, there's a tendency to overlook preventive care. A physical exam, preventive dental care and annual vision tests are common, hearing tests should also become part of an annual, regular, health checkup.Read More
Lyric is the world's first and only 100% invisible, 24/7 wearable, shower-proof, for months at a time hearing aid. Lyric hearing aids are comfortably placed in the ear canal without the need for surgery or anesthesia. Once placed, Lyric can be worn 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for months at a time, during daily activities like sleeping, exercising and even showering.Read More
How many times have you heard the comparison that hearing aids are to ears what glasses are to eyes? There's a stigma associated with hearing aids that doesn't exist for glasses. While glasses have become fashion accessories, hearing aids are still anything but cool... despite being equipped with next generation features and technology.Read More
As the Summer comes to an end and we gear up for the football season, consider purchasing some ear plugs before heading out to the stadium. What? Ear Plugs? At a football stadium? Yep, that's right. The loudest crowd roar ever recorded at a football stadium was a whopping 142.2 decibels. That's louder than a jet engine taking off right next to you.Read More
You made an appointment, you're ready to take that dreaded first step, but now you're wondering what to expect from that first appointment with your audiologist. Here's how we recommend preparing for your visit.Read More
One of the biggest complaints we hear from patients with hearing loss is that hearing aids do not provide natural sound. The good news is that next generation devices such as ReSound LiNX2 have come a long way in providing a more natural listening experience. These hearing aids are focused on the comfort of the wearer to make hearing effortless, the way nature intended.Read More
Did you know that certain foods play a critical role in your hearing health? The reason is largely due to their mineral content. There are certain minerals that work to protect your hearing, just as other vitamins and minerals promote a healthy and functioning body and mind.Read More
The Hear the World Foundation recently studied and compared the listening habits of people around the World, focusing on the USA, China, Brazil, Switzerland and Germany. 1,000 people between the ages of 16 and 55 were surveyed. The results provided interesting insights into hearing awareness and the occurrence of noise-induced hearing loss and Tinnitus.Read More
It is pretty typical for someone with hearing loss to go through 7 years of denial before seeking help. For the family members and friends of this individual, it can be very frustrating to have communication challenges and witness their loved one withdraw deeper and deeper into social isolation.Read More
At Clifton Springs Hearing Center, we are proud to be able to offer our patients the latest advancements in hearing technology. The new Oticon OPN™ hearing aid device offers just that. Unlike other modern hearing aids on the market that create an artificial listening experience, Oticon OPN is engineered to better support how the brain processes sound, providing a much more natural type of sound.Read More
Did you know that spatial awareness has a lot to do with our ears? A study conducted by John Hopkins University revealed a link between hearing loss and balance. Those with hearing loss were more likely to suffer a fall. The reason for this is that the brain uses our eyes and ears together to understand the physical environment around us. When there is a disruption to this visual and/or auditory information, our spatial awareness is also disrupted.Read More
Tinnitus, known as "ringing in the ears", is becoming a growing health concern among teens and children. Listening to loud music and going to clubs and parties is putting adolescents at risk of permanent ringing in their ears.Read More
Traveling can be a daunting and stressful experience even if you don't have hearing loss. Plan ahead to reduce unforeseen circumstances and ensure that your trip goes smoothly. Here are some tips to keep in mind.Read More
Your skin is not the only thing you should protect from the Sun. Did you know that the performance of your hearing aid is affected by temperature and other environmental factors?
During the Summer months, take care to protect your hearing device from water, oil, sweat, salt and sand. Popular Summer activities at the beach or the pool can damage or destroy hearing aids by corroding contact points and clogging tubes.
What is Independence Day without fireworks? It's like Thanksgiving without turkey or Christmas without Santa Claus…. and while no one will say that Thanksgiving dinner is good for you, at least the discomfort is only temporary. Sadly, we cannot say the same about the aftermath of a fireworks display.Read More
The average lifespan of a hearing aid is between 3 and 7 years, but you should think of your hearing aid like a car. There are many different factors that determine how long it will last for, including how hard you run it and how well you take care of it.Read More
While hearing technology is getting smarter and is synching with smartphones in particular, the burning question is whether smartphone usage is actually having a negative impact on your hearing? Researchers at the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh, India, claim that it does.Read More
Hearing aids have never been "cool", not by a long-shot...... but you might be surprised to know that modern technology is making hearing technology trendier – and dare we say "sexier"?!
Gone are the days of the big and clunky beige models that make you think of your grandparents. Enter tiny, discreet and sleek wearable technology. Yup, that's right, hearing aids are now known as "wearable tech" in an attempt to escape the age-old stigma associated with them. Heck, if you're one of those people who's really into the latest technology, you might want to get one of these devices regardless of whether you have a hearing loss or not!
Children as young at two are using tablets and other "screens", shows a recent survey conducted by the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA). The survey polled 1,000 parents of children ages 0 to 8. More than two-thirds of the respondents said their 2-year-olds are using tablets, more than half said they use smart phones, and one in four indicated their 2-year-olds are using some form of technology at the dinner table.Read More
Approximately 30 million workers are exposed to hazardous levels of noise on the job. Up to 60 percent of workers in certain fields experience hearing loss by age 50.
According to the National Institute of Health, sounds below 75 decibels are considered safe. Prolonged exposure to sounds greater than 85 decibels will result in hearing loss over time. Noise-induced hearing loss is 100% preventable. If you work in a noisy profession, you should take steps to protect your hearing.
In recognition of Better Hearing & Speech Month, we're taking a look into how speech and language develop and what milestones you should look for in your child's development. Early recognition and intervention are key when it comes to treating communication disorders. Below is a hearing and communicative development checklist courtesy of the American Speech–Language–Hearing Association.Read More
Every May, the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) runs its Better Hearing & Speech Month (BHSM) campaign to raise awareness about communication disorders. During May, ASHA and the hearing care industry as a whole encourages Americans to get a hearing test and start on the road to hearing better.Read More
When a new patient comes into one of our offices, they usually have a fixed idea of what it is like to wear a hearing aid and, quite often, they are simply not ready to take the next step to hearing better. According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, only one out of five people who would benefit from a hearing aid actually uses one. While hearing technology has evolved significantly over the last ten years, perceptions about hearing loss have remained stuck in the past. Below are some common misconceptions that still exist about hearing loss.Read More
About 1 in 20 US adolescents has hearing loss. And it's mostly self-induced. Today's kids have no idea that the loud music they're blasting into their ears is causing lasting damage. As much as 20% of high school students have permanent ringing in their ears (Tinnitus). While baby boomers talk about loud rock concerts destroying their hearing; experts believe that hearing loss will be more prevalent among the MP3 generation.Read More
We're constantly hearing about all the negative health implications resulting from stress, but did you ever think of hearing loss being one of them? Well, it's true.
April is National Stress Awareness Month. While it is normal to experience some stress in life, it's important to note that excessive stress can wreak havoc on your health.
Did you know that 80% of people with a hearing loss go undiagnosed? With only 13% of physicians screening for hearing loss, it's important to take matters into your own hands.
The audiologists at Clifton Springs Hearing Center are experts at explaining how hearing loss and hearing damage occur and the long-term impact of hearing loss. We are able to test people's hearing and analyze their results quickly, professionally, and accurately. We also sell and service hearing instruments, and listening devices that help improve overall quality of life. We work hard to provide on-going patient care as we work with you to adjust and monitor your hearing aids to make sure you are getting the best hearing healthcare possible.
So you've started to develop a mild case of hearing loss, the good news is that you have many options in hearing aids. The bad news is that you have many questions on where to start. Your first question you have to ask yourself should be: "How much do hearing aids cost?"
Once you find out the answer to these common question, you may be shocked. The average price for a mid-level pair of hearing aids can range from $4,200 to $4,500. That's without all the bells and whistles. Yes, there are less expensive hearing aids priced at $700 on TV, magazines and retailers like Ebay and Walmart, but it depends on the level of quality and options you need to manage your hearing loss.
So, why does a pair of hearing aids cost so much? Well, there's a few factors that go into the cost...
Numerous games exist for the purpose of challenging your physical fitness and improving the strength of your mind; what we don't hear a lot about are games that challenge us to keep our hearing sharp.
Research has shown that hearing loss is related to key areas of the human composition, such as our mental and physical health. Stress reduction and calming techniques, a walking regimen, and cycling, yoga as well as simple everyday physical routines can contribute to strong blood and oxygen circulation that keeps your ears and brain fit.
One simple application that can be done at home, forces you to intentionally focus on sound by setting up various noises such as TV's, radios, or even a dripping water faucet in different rooms and then comfortably distancing yourself in order to zero in on the various noises to identify and clarify...
When Old Man Winter arrives, he can either bring a light dusting, or he can come at us like a heavy, arctic blizzard. Either way, it's important to always have the essentials: Coat, scarf, gloves, and ear protection in a hat or earmuffs. Many everyday events and situations during the winter months can have a real effect on your ears and hearing.
Hats and earmuffs are no longer a fashion statement, they serve a purpose and will help you out in the long run when it comes to your hearing. Here are some ways the winter season can affect your hearing and how to protect it...
The new year is right around the corner and along with a new vow for a happier, healthier you. Quitting some of your vices, making a move to eat better or exercise more? Why not add hearing aids to your list?
With their shrinking sizes and advancing technological features, hearing aids have become increasingly difficult to see. Discreet sizes and connectivity features aren't the only positive aspects of hearing aids. Additional benefits include...
Many people are not aware that hearing loss is associated with Diabetes. According to the American Diabetes Association "A recent study found that hearing loss is twice as common in people with diabetes as it is in those who don't have the disease. Also, of the 86 million adults in the U.S. who have prediabetes, the rate of hearing loss is 30 percent higher than in those with normal blood glucose".
Taking time to see an audiologist for regular hearing screenings and knowing the signs of hearing loss can protect your hearing. We need your help spreading the awareness! If you know somebody who has Diabetes, then please have this conversation or share this blog post!
To hear what you've been missing, contact the Hearing Aid professionals at Clifton Springs in the Canandaigua, NY, Pittsford, NY, and Clifton Springs / Rochester NY area today...
How can sudden sounds create instant memories when it takes weeks to learn things in school?
It turns out that hearing and memory are improved when part of our brain called the locus coeruleus scans information coming from the senses, detects a threat, and triggers a "fight or flight" response.
At such times the heart rate increases, adrenaline is released into the bloodstream, senses are sharpened, and memories are more easily formed. Sounds heard only once may be remembered a long time and can later trigger a survival response, even at very low volumes...
Your hearing aids are complex devices that require regular care and maintenance. This is especially important if you want your hearing aids to continue working well....
Getting children to wear their hearing aids can be a difficult task. So, why not try decorating them?
Rather than fighting, let your kids customize their hearing aids. From tube twists to charms and safety cords, your little ones can make their devices something they're proud to show off.
Below you'll find a list of interchangeable accessories they can add to their hearing aids.
Tube Riders: These charms clip to the tubing of BTE hearing aids. Available in a wide variety of shapes and colors, the charms are easily changeable. But they do pose a choking hazard and are not recommended for children under three. For more information, visit the tube riders website here...
Properly caring for your hearing aids isn't hard to do, but a little reminder won't hurt. Check out our list of Hearing Aid Do's and Don'ts in the infographic below.
For additional device maintenance or to schedule your appointment, contact our office in Canandaigua, Pittsford, or Clifton Springs...
Smartphones are constantly making our lives better. The entire Internet is at our fingertips and we have applications for every topic imaginable- even hearing loss.
At Clifton Springs Hearing Center in Pittsford, New York, we have found even more applications for Android and Apple operating systems that can improve your life or the life of someone you know...
Listening to music at high volumes for extended lengths of time can cause noise-induced hearing loss. It's important to practice safe listening techniques at home, in the car, at concerts, or while listening to your MP3 player or smartphone accessories.
Here are a few tips to keep your ears safe...
Everyone has sounds they treasure during the holidays: the jingle of sleigh bells, crackle of the fireplace or even the harmonies of carolers. But living with untreated hearing may be robbing you of the sounds you once loved.
I grew up in the country, and as a child living in the middle of nowhere, I found the silence to be boring. At least until winter rolled around and I was able to hear my favorite sound of the season - falling snow.
The conditions had to be perfect, but on a night with no wind, I would make my way out into the field, close my eyes, hold my breath and listen. The delicate twinkling sound of snowflakes landing was magical.
Knowing I was not the only one with a favorite seasonal sound, I decided to ask around the office to see what other people had to say. Below is a list of the most popular answers...
Hearing loss isn't limited to the average blue or white collar worker, It's a problem that touches millions around the world. Here are a few celebrities who also experience hearing loss...Read More
Looking for a job can be stressful.
But throw hearing loss into the equation and you've got even more to consider.
When should you reveal your hearing loss? Should you address it during an interview? How do you make sure you have the accommodations you need?
Here are some answers from the Hearing Loss Association of America...
So your ears don't work like they used to. Big deal, right?
You just have to turn up the television a little bit to hear it. Maybe ask people to repeat themselves a few times.
No need to get a hearing aid. You're doing just fine.
That could be true. You could be living with only minor inconveniences now. Maybe you only miss parts of conversations or your favorite sitcom.
But before you know it, those little annoyances could turn into big problems...
If you're on Medicare and need hearing aids, you may wonder whether you're covered. Will your hearing aids be free, or will you have to cover part or all of their cost?
The short answer is that Medicare does not cover your hearing aids, and you will be responsible for 100% of the cost. If you're on a Medicare Advantage Plan (A private insurance company approved by Medicare that often covers more than original Medicare does) it may extend coverage to your hearing aids.
Original Medicare does, however, cover hearing screenings if they are ordered by your doctor to diagnose and treat a medical condition. Medicare does not cover routine hearing screenings.
If your hearing aids are not covered, however, you're not out of luck. Today's hearing aids come in a variety of styles at a many different price points, so you're sure to find something in your budget.
Need hearing aids? Come into Clifton Springs Hearing Center today...
"When you lose your voice, you lose a piece of who you are."
Those are the words of Vashti Ross. But they won't be her last.
Ross, 39, has ALS, a life-threatening condition that could take her ability to speak. But thanks to voice banking, she'll continue to communicate with her loved ones in her own voice far after she can no longer speak.
Voice banking is a system that allows patients to record their own voices as they say frequently-used phrases. When they can no longer speak, they'll play these clips using a computer, simulating actual conversation. Ross records phrases like "I love you" and- her trademark saying- "Seriously, seriously," so she'll always be able to communicate and her loved ones will always be able to hear her familiar voice.
Put yourself in the shoes of one of Ross' family members. What would it be like to no longer hear your daughter's infectious laugh, or your sister's favorite corny joke?
That's what hearing loss does. It robs you of some of your favorite parts of your favorite people. You lose a piece of who they are...
These days, we all use our cell phones nearly every day. But wearing hearing aids can present unique challenges for cell phone users. Used together, the two can create a buzzing noise that makes hearing calls difficult.
Luckily, Federal Communications Commission regulations now require cell phone manufacturers to make more hearing aid-friendly devices with features that reduce static and interference. There are also hearing aids designed specifically for cell phones as well as accessories to help improve your cell phone experience. If you wear hearing aids, here are some of your options...
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month!
Audiologists across the country and hearing aid manufacturers like Oticon (who published handy hearing loss prevention tips) are using this month to educate the public about the signs of hearing loss in conjunction with this year's theme, "Identify the Signs."
Every day, we're subjected to hundreds of sounds louder than 85 decibels (the recognized limit for safe hearing) – from a noisy construction site to a hairdryer. Noises like these can cause noise-induced hearing loss, irreversibly damaging our hearing. So, you may be suffering from hearing loss and not even know it.
So this month, why not take a few minutes to do a self-check of your own hearing?
Only an audiologist can perform an extensive evaluation to determine the type and severity of hearing loss and design a plan for treatment. But recognizing your symptoms can give you the boost you might need to make that initial appointment.
Here are a few indicators of hearing loss from the American Speech-Language Hearing Association's Identify the Signs website...
You know what they say: "You can't judge a man until you've walked a mile in his shoes."
The same goes for hearing. You can't judge a loved ones with hearing loss until you know how they hear the world.
We all have a friend or relative with some degree of hearing loss. And sure, it may be annoying when they crank up the volume of the TV to an ear-splitting level, or when they ask you to repeat yourself several times. But before you get angry, try their hearing on for size.
A few websites offer simulators that recreate how people with different types of hearing loss hear sounds.
I spent some time on the Hear-It online hearing loss and tinnitus simulator and was shocked at the way the same music track sounded across different levels of hearing loss. My mother suffers from tinnitus, and when I clicked on the representation of that condition, I couldn't believe how the constant buzzing and popping drowned out the music.
It made me question every time I got frustrated when she asked me to repeat myself.
If you have a loved one with hearing loss, it's definitely worth your time to try the simulator and hear what they hear.
And if you are suffering from hearing loss, it might help you realize how you could be hearing down the road without treatment. When you come into Clifton Springs Hearing Center, we'll perform a series of tests to find the best treatment options for you, so you can finally hear what you've been missing. Contact us today to make an appointment...
Spring is just around the corner. You can almost hear the birds chirping, the rain dripping, and the lawnmowers humming.
Oh, you can't hear that?
It might not be your hearing. It might be your hearing aids. When's the last time they were properly cleaned?
If it's been more than three months, they're probably due for a good cleaning. As spring rolls around, we often take on the dirtier nooks and crannies of our houses and cars. But you may not realize your hearing aids could use the same attention.
Unlike your house, though, this probably isn't a job you can take on yourself. Your hearing aids are delicate instruments and should be cleaned by an expert audiologist to avoid damage and increase performance.
At Clifton Springs Hearing Center, we offer comprehensive hearing healthcare, including professional hearing aid cleanings.
Bring your hearing aids in for a professional cleaning and don't miss any of those spring sounds...
You know to protect your hearing. Once any amount of hearing loss is gone, you can't get it back.
Turns out, that might not be as true as was once thought.
A new study from Stanford Medical School found that noise-induced hearing loss caused by loud blasts could be reversible if treated immediately. The study, performed on mice, found that loud blasts did not shred the cochlea, as previously thought. Instead, they damage the hair and nerve cells that send sound signals to the brain. If certain medications were used immediately, the damage to mice could be reversible.
So what about humans? The study has not been performed on them yet. But there's hope that sudden noise-induced hearing loss can be reversed for them as well. That's great news for people whose jobs bring them into contact with frequent loud noises, like military personnel. Sixty percent of those wounded in service have hearing loss, ear drum injuries, tinnitus, or a combination of those, mostly from IEDs.
So, don't make it a habit of hanging out around explosives. Wear hearing protection around all noises above 80 decibels. But know hope could be on the way for many for whom noise-induced hearing loss is nearly unavoidable.
And if you think you're suffering from hearing loss, come into Clifton Springs Hearing Center for a hearing test...
Dropping temperatures can affect your hearing aids! Impending cold weather calls for a bit of extra protection for your hearing aids, and also your hearing in general. Follow these simple tips to help your hearing aids (and your ears!) stay safe this winter...Read More
Schools, by their very design often have very bad indoor climates with lots of noise and poor sound ventilation. These environments can be harmful to both students and teachers.
Here are a few ways noisy climates can affect teachers...
Today, a staggering amount of teenagers have some form of hearing loss. It is reported that one in five teens suffers from hearing loss – which is about 30% more than they did in 1980's and 1990's. Many experts believe that this is due in part to increased use of headphones. Though teenagers are often a group targeted for always being "plugged in", the lessons that can be learned about smart headphone use are important for everyone to know...Read More
Did you know that over 36 million American adults experience some degree of hearing loss? This is a staggering number and what's even more shocking is that over half of that population is younger than age 65...Read More
A recent report from the publication, Biology Letters has concluded that blind cave fish who spend their lives in the dark have lost much of their ability to hear. Out of the species studied, it was found that two species could not hear high-pitched sounds at all. Study co-author Daphne Soares of the University of Maryland College Park was surprised. She expected them to hear far better than fish that dwell on the surface...Read More
You don't have to be 80 years old or a longtime fan of arena rock to experience hearing loss. While it's true that life events and cumulative exposure to loud noise can damage hearing, hearing loss can also co-exist with other problems...Read More
Deafness and reduced hearing in babies and small children can be caused by accumulation of fluid behind the ear. In babies, the consistency of the fluid is watery and thin. If the fluid grows progressively thicker, this can result in a condition called glue ear, otitis media with effusion or serious media (SOM)...Read More
Clifton Springs provides many educational opportunities for those in the Rochester, New York area. Staying connected with our community and keeping our citizens well-informed about hearing loss is our chief aim...Read More
The two most common causes of hearing loss are noise exposure (Noise-induced hearing loss or NIHL) and aging (presbycusis). Other causes include...Read More
Summer's almost here! As the weather warms up and school lets out, you might be among the hoards hitting the beach or splashing in the pool. But after swimming all day, your inner ears may feel as if they're filled with water. It usually drains on its own, but if the water remains there for several days, it can be more than just annoying. It can become the perfect environment for bacteria, leading to an infection called swimmer's ear. That's a condition marked by redness, swelling, itchiness and pain when pressure is placed on the ear...Read More
The bond between grandparents and grandchildren is special. As a grandparent, you provide unconditional love, a sense of family, history and tradition. When you take the opportunity to read to them, play with them and teach them new skills, you help contribute to their sense of well-being and security...Read More
On average, people with symptoms of hearing loss wait six years before seeking treatment. A few of the reasons for their reluctance...Read More
Although audiological treatment relies heavily on amplification, hearing improvement is more about finding the right balance between technology and physical abilities. Since the brain responds better to natural sounds than artificial ones, audiologists strive to boost sound signals enough so that the individual can hear them, but not too much as to distort them. The video below, from Oticon, goes into more detail...Read More
In Greek mythology, sirens lured unwitting sailors to their doom. In real life, however, brave men and women follow sirens, knowing full well that danger may lie ahead. But there's another risk they might not be considering, even if they hear it all the time...Read More
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The U.S. women's basketball team took gold this year at the 2012 London Olympic Games. Although the entire team has earned a round of applause, Tamika Catchings definitely deserves some added praise because she competed not only with the players on the court, but with her hearing loss as well...Read More
Some people are born fighters. When a challenge comes their way, they tackle it head on. And that's just what these U.S. Olympic athletes do. Not only have they risen to the top of their game, but they've done it despite their everyday struggles with hearing loss...Read More
Being a parent is tough enough, but when your child has hearing loss that job becomes even more difficult. Children are already predisposed to a certain kind of loneliness. Their vocabulary is limited, making it hard for them to articulate their thoughts and be understood. There's also a long list of other things they can't do yet, and adults are often reminding them of these limitations...Read More
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What's New at Angel Stadium for the 2017 season?
For the 2017 MLB Season, Angel Stadium of Anaheim is offering even more diverse and exciting selection of foods and beverages to satisfy fan appetites.
From mouthwatering, recipes crafted from premium fresh ingredients, to sensational pairings with craft beers and cocktails, here's the lineup:
New Gameday Dining Enhancements
New in The Diamond Club for Fans at Angel Stadium - The Diamond Club experience offers a new enhanced buffet with exciting action stations for both savory and sweet culinary creations for fans to enjoy each gameday.
Crafty Dawgs – features hand crafted topped hot dogs with specialty toppings at section 127 on field level received great fan acclaim. Fan access to this experience is expanding with the conversation of a location in section 420 on view level (previously Panda Express) with an additional Crafty Dawgs featuring specialty dogs and now Crafty Fries with a great selection of Crafty beer. Locations: Section 127 on Field Level, and Section 420 on View Level.
The Change Up Kitchen – A new destination location (previously Panda Express) at section 226 on Terrace Level showcasing the Legends at Angel Stadium culinary team with rotational, fresh and changing menus every home stand. Fans will have the unique experience of trying new themed cuisine each home gameday. Location: Section 226 on Terrace Level.
LA Rotisserie -- Opening later in the season, this new destination eatery delivers a new incredible dining experience of fresh and delectable fine roasted meats and poultry to our concessions concourse. Located directly behind home plate on field level this new location will feature a delicious variety of composed salads and slow roasted chicken roasted with savory spices, served as a wholesome platter or in hand-crafted sandwiches. Location: Behind Home Plate on Field Level.
Ballast Point – Previously Angels Wings, now a craft brewing-inspired destination location featuring incredible craft beers by Ballast Point and the new signature Southern Fried Chicken Sandwich which is hand breaded buttermilk fried chicken, served with pickles and mayo. Location: 207 Terrace Level
Spuds – Destination for potato greatness, the French fry central location for the 2017 season has a new open feel to the space and features a new Pork Belly Poutine of crispy fries topped with rich gravy, crisp pork belly, shredded cheddar and green onion. Location: Section 130 on Field Level.
New Additions to the 2017 Concessions & In Seat Fan Food Menus
Southwest BBQ Chicken Salad - fresh field greens with charred corn, black beans, red onions and shredded barbecue chicken and chipotle dressing. Location: Melissa's at 1st & 3rd Base Food Court on Field Level, plus The Corner Market, Section 221 Terrace Level, as well as In Seat Service.
Super Food Salad - baby and Tuscan kale blend with quinoa, roasted sweet potatoes, dried cherries, golden carrots, edamame, toasted walnuts and pumpkin seeds with a zesty lime vinaigrette. Location: Melissa's at 1st & 3rd Base Food Court on Field Level, plus The Corner Market, Section 221 Terrace Level, as well as In Seat Service.
Crafty Dawg Signature "Pastrami Dawg" - all-beef hotdog topped with shaved pastrami, sauerkraut and sweet and spicy mustard. Location: Section 127 Field Level and 420 View Level
Garden Grilled Cheese - sautéed zucchini, portabella mushroom and red bell pepper with provolone and mozzarella. Location: 211 Terrace Level
Southern Fried Chicken Sandwich – hand-breaded buttermilk fried chicken with pickles and mayo. Location: Ballast Point Section 207 Terrace Level
Bacon & Bleu Burger - thick-cut bacon, caramelized onions and bleu cheese. Location: 107 & 126 on Field Level
Pork Belly Poutine - crispy fries topped with rich gravy, crisp pork belly, shredded cheddar and green onion. Location: 130 on Field Level, plus In Seat Service
Oke Poke - a fresh and satisfying poke bowl destination with all the classic Hawaiian dish elements, and variety. Fans will be able to custom build a bowl or burrito started with tuna or salmon with choice of brown or white rice in the following options: Crunchy Garlic – 'Oke' garlic sauce, ginger, sesame oil, honey; Fire Cracker – spicy mayo, 'Oke' garlic sauce, sesame seeds, Hawaiian sea salt; Okeechi -Korean Napa cabbage, minced garlic, kimchee sauce; Bailey – 'Oke' sweet chili, cucumber, carrots, cilantro, scallions, sesame seeds. Also featuring authentic Hawaiian shaved ice. Location: 3rd base food court on Field Level, In Seat Service and The Corner Market, Section 221 on Terrace Level.
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Published August 11, 2017
The internationally known soprano Ermonela Jaho performed brilliantly last night in the stage of Peralda Festival. This festival's 31th edition, which took place in Spain, welcomed some of the most influential artists from all over the world.
The Spanish audience applauded the Albanian soprano performance of "Madame Butterfly" while the media compared her voice with that of Maria Callas.
This comparison raises even more the figure of a soprano which has already captured the most prestigious scenes around the world.
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Hawk OES (Original Equipment Service) premium ceramic pads are engineered to be ultra-quiet, low dusting, long lasting, easy on rotors. The pads' OE-grade shim technology boasts a noise-dampening friction formulation and they are 100% chamfered and slotted for optimal brake performance and smooth engagement. Hawk OES pads produce elevated stopping power over OEM pads, which combined with their smooth engagement and exceptional durability generates less dust and keeps wheels cleaner. The end result is less wear and tear for the driver and a longer-lasting ceramic brake pad. These pads are perfect for the street and are not recommended for track use.


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Pellon Tack-N-Fuse Non-Woven Fusible Stabilizer For Embroidery 11''x5yds
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Complete your applique embroidery projects smoothly using the Pellon Tack-N-Fuse Non-Woven Fusible Stabilizer For Embroidery 11'' x 5Yds. This tool eliminated the need for a separate stabilizer and fusible web while you work on your applique embroidery projects. It is a non-woven fusible stabilizer that features a pressure sensitive back on one side and a fusible end on the other. The pack includes 5 yards of Tack-N-Fuse fusible stabilizer for embroidery.
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Dining News & Notes: Corduroy, summer beer dinners and more
PKWY Tavern has two August beer pairing dinners planned with CraftHaus.
Dining News & Notes: Lobster at Lakeside and Motley's new taco beerfest
All the tacos you can eat plus all the craft brews you want? We're there.
Food news at last: The Palms announces new restaurants
Lucky Penny and Social Table are coming soon, and that's just the beginning.
Dining news & notes: Chef Carlos Buscaglia's new gig, Ferraro's new menu and more
Also: Morimoto does omakase.
New restaurants Hell's Kitchen, Primrose announced during Vegas Uncork'd
Gordon Ramsay is set to open his fifth Vegas restaurant Strip-side at Caesars Palace.
Jinya Ramen Bar wants to send you to Tokyo
Eating lots of ramen could help score you a trip to Japan.
Dining News & Notes: Howard preps Sparrow + Wolf, Minor returns to the Strip and more
Get ready for a Wagyu feast at Andiron, a top wines reception at Aureole and local brews with barbecue in Henderson.
Du-Par's restaurant closes at the Golden Gate
Du-Par's restaurant at the Golden Gate in downtown Las Vegas abruptly closed its doors Tuesday evening, hours before it was expected to. By 6:30 p.m., ...
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Plus, the Palm—not the Palms—starts Sunday Suppers, Crafthaus launches new flavors and the Westgate team is going to NYC.
Dining News & Notes: New versions of Blue Ribbon and Andre's on the way
Plus, Fukuburger expandsand chef Vic Vegas opens a new sub shop near UNLV.
Hard Hat Lounge adds a new menu of food and drinks
New manager Tony Zanello and chef Daniel Schneider are changing the flavor at the Downtown-area bar.
Dining News & Notes: Aureole is ready to transform
Plus, JW Marriott gets ready to open Hawthorn Grill, and Joseph James pairs with Wolfgang Puck for a beer dinner.
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AFAN's 31st annual Black & White Party returns to the Hard Rock Hotel
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311 rolls into Mandalay Bay Beach
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Imagine Dragons to perform at fourth annual Believer Gala at Caesars Palace
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Presbyterian Women (pw)
PW Circles meet the third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. for evening circle or the third Tuesday of each month at 1:00 p.m. for afternoon circle. All women of the church are invited and encouraged to join a circle. Circles meet in the church parlor.
If any ladies of Good Shepherd would like to join us when we begin the new study in the Fall, or if you are looking for a way to get better acquainted in a small group, contact the church office or B Hartley. We'd love to have you as part of PW!
Congratulations to the Newly Elected 2017/2018 GSPC Presbyterian Women Officers
Moderator: Dorothy M. Vice Moderator: Jan H. Secretary: Shirley B. Treasurer: Vera K. Afternoon Circle Leader: Rita M. Evening Circle Leader: Shared Past Moderator: Becky H. Search Committee: Rita M. & Mary S. Historian: Marcia M.
GSPC's Presbyterian Women will be kicking off the 2017-2018 year with a Salad Luncheon on Wednesday, September 6th, at 12:00 noon in the church parlor. Each member please bring a salad to share. Crackers and drinks will be provided, and the new Reading List will be present as well. Guests are always welcome!
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This is the tele version of pano 17916. It wasn't possible to stitch the water surface and the waves perfectly and I had a lot of trial and error correcting several transitions in the sky because I shot in Av mode resulting in changing shutter speeds. But I think the result may be enjoyed. And if you look well now you can distinghuish the cooling towers of Doel Antwerp, the farthest obect visible about 51 km away.
Canon G1Xmark2, 27 pics, 81.25mm (155mmKB), iso 200, f10, 1/640 left and right to 1/400 middle , Av, JPEG superfine, 180°, stitched with Hugin on iMac
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2015/07/13 18:55, Walter Schmidt
A more simple motif would be more recommendable for the beginning.
2015/07/16 16:01, Jörg Braukmann
Really good if the dark streaks and jumps in the water were not. But you can edit and improve it later.
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We interrupt this program for an important announcement from our sponsor. Not really, but from time to time I like to divert into the fascinating (to me) world of words, especially since those are the tools of my trade.
Years ago I was in Hungary, the nation from which my grandparents immigrated. (I could have dangled a participle there, but chose not to – oops!) Possessing about 10 Hungarian words in my vocabulary, I commented to a new friend I'd been informed Hungarian is one of the most difficult languages in the world to learn. "Oh, it's not very hard," he replied. "All of my grandchildren speak it." (Rim shot, please.) But in actuality, I can't think of a harder language to learn than American English – unless you're born in the United States and that's all you've ever heard. Even then, someone from Maine speaking to someone in Louisiana might need a translator.
The problem is there are so many exceptions to the rules. There's "i" before "e," except after "c." (Along with some other exceptions.) There are words spelled virtually the same, but pronounced totally differently – like rough, which rhymes with tough, but not with through, or cough, or bough. Huh?
And then there's the suffix "dis." In many instances, adding "dis" to a word makes it take on the opposite meaning. Like appear and disappear, or satisfaction and dissatisfaction. But sometimes if you remove the "dis" you end up with a word that doesn't mean the opposite, or the letters remaining don't even make up a word.
For instance, discombobulated means to be confused or bewildered. But we don't describe clear thinkers as being "combobulated." When we see someone poorly dressed or untidy, we might describe her as disheveled. But have you ever referred to a well-dressed individual as "heveled"?
We understand that a person that's discouraged might be lacking in courage. We disassemble things that have been assembled, we disengage things that formerly were engaged (even though couples that were engaged to marry are not called "disengaged" when they call the whole thing off), and do a disservice when we fail to provide some type of needed service.
But although we dispense things like prescriptions, not handing them out does not mean to "pense" them. When we ease people's concerns we say we dispel their fears, but if we cause people to feel afraid that doesn't mean we "pel" them. And hunters may disembowel internal organs from animals they have killed, but putting organs into something or someone doesn't mean to "embowel" them.
When we become disoriented, it may take time for us to "orient" ourselves to our environment (even if we're not in Asia), and if we encounter someone that's become disheartened, we try to encourage or "hearten" them. But while dissension means to cause conflict or division, we don't refer to reaching consensus or agreement as "sension." When we tell a crowd of people to disperse, we don't ask them to "perse" when we want them to assemble or come together, and we dismiss people when they are permitted to leave, but we don't "miss" them when we want them to stay. You could probably think of many other curious examples.
Sorry if this sounds like I'm "dissing" American English, but as a professional wordsmith I would urge you – the next time you encounter someone from another country wrestling to master our native tongue – to realize, it ain't so simple as we think!
Our brand of English doesn't make sense, sometimes even to us. But, returning to my usual subject material, that's why I became so excited years ago when I was introduced to a contemporary translation of the Bible. The King James Version's "begats" and "spakeths" and "whosoevers" and "quickens" and "thous" had me over a linguistic barrel. When I discovered God speaks modern, everyday language, it was one of the great "aha" experiences of my life.
When the young prophet Samuel said to God, "Speak, for your servant is listening" (1 Samuel 3:10), he didn't worry about the Lord talking to him in Elizabethan English. God spoke to him in words he could understand – and that made sense. And He speaks to us today in the same way.
And dis is all I have to say about dat.
Robert J. Tamasy is a veteran journalist, a former newspaper editor and magazine editor. He is presently vice president of communications for Leaders Legacy, Inc., a non-profit focused on mentoring and coaching business and professional leaders. Bob has written hundreds of magazine articles, and has authored, co-authored and edited more than 15 books. These include "Tufting Legacies," "The Heart of Mentoring," "Business at Its Best," and "Pursuing Life With a Shepherd's Heart." He edits a weekly business meditation, "Monday Manna," which is translated into more than 20 languages and distributed via email around the world by CBMC International. He also posts regularly on two blogs, www.bobtamasy.blogspot.com, and www.bobtamasy.wordpress.com. He can be emailed at email@example.com.
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The staff at Chattanooga House of Prayer are providing two retreats to help area mothers and couples to "fall in love with prayer." ChattHOP will host the following retreats in October at their new location in Red Bank, 3912 Dayton Blvd.,Second Floor: Saturday, Oct. 7 Prayer Retreat for Married Couples Time: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Cost: $20 (per couple) ... (click for more)
Witnesses said a 69-year-old jogger and his alleged teen attacker were both bruised up during their 2014 encounter in North Chattanooga. Diontae Smartt, who was 17 at the time of his arrest, is standing trial for aggravated rape in the courtroom of Judge Don Poole. He is free on bond. The male jogger took the witness stand at the start of the trial, saying he was attacked ... (click for more)
Tennessee State Senator and conservative Republican candidate for Governor Mae Beavers has announced that she will resign her seat in the legislature effective Friday , Sept. 1, at noon to focus on her race for governor . She also disclosed key additions to her gubernatorial campaign team. "It is with mixed emotions that I am announcing that ... (click for more)
The greatest thing that came out of the American Civil War came after the cessation of hostilities. After four years of deadly, devastating, agonizing war and over 600,000 Americans had died, the armies came to a halt. The killing ended, but the suffering continued for many of the wounded and those whose homes and fortunes had gone up in smoke and been left as rubble. ... (click for more)
A handsome black guy, from the looks of it still in high school, appeared in a video during the A Celebration of Valor luncheon at the Chattanooga Convention Center Tuesday afternoon and described a Medal of Honor winner. Easily over 500 were there, including our famed Charles Coolidge, and all heard this young achiever say, "A Medal recipient is an ordinary person who performs ... (click for more)


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Palmer High and Community Prep Charter schools, as well as North Middle School, went on lockdown briefly Wednesday morning after police responded to several calls of shots being fired in the area.
Many of the students from both high schools were at lunch when the gunfire erupted.
Connor Newman, a senior at Community Prep, said two of his friends from school were trying to retrieve a stolen cellphone from a group of kids in a car when two males in the car fired shots.
The first call to police came from the 500 block of Wahsatch Avenue at 11:21 a.m., a Gold Hill substation lieutenant said, followed by calls from more people about shots being fired.
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Celebrate the National Park Service's 101st birthday by visiting a national park for free Friday.
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Pakistan has taken advantage of the U. S. aid while housing the very terrorists we want to root out. Trump's speech marks a turning point in their relationship.
Religious services and events in the Pensacola area.
Letters to the editor: Trump just a bully and citation quotas pad state's pockets
Sacred Heart announced Monday it is one of only two hospitals in the state utilizing the FlowTriever System to treat blood clots.