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Erection Problems (Erectile Dysfunction)
Topic Overview
What are erection problems?
A man has erection problems if he cannot get or keep an erection that is firm enough for him to have sex. Erection problems are also called erectile dysfunction or impotence.
Erection problems can occur at any age. But they are more common in older men, who often have other health problems. Treatment can help both older and younger men.
What causes erection problems?
Erection problems may be caused by physical problems, such as injury to nerves or loss of blood supply to the penis.
They can also be linked to other health problems. These include diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and atherosclerosis. Erection problems can also be linked to problems with the nervous system, such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease.
Many medicines for other health problems may cause erection problems, but most do not. If you recently began taking a new medicine and started having erection problems, this could be a side effect of the medicine. Talk with your doctor. He or she may be able to change the dose or type of medicine you take.
Men who drink too much alcohol, smoke, or use illegal drugs also are at risk for erection problems.
Anxiety, stress, or depression can cause erection problems.
Other causes include surgery, such as for prostate cancer, or injury to the pelvic area.
What are the symptoms?
The only symptom of an erection problem is being unable to get and keep an erection that is firm enough to have sex. But even with an erection problem, a man may still have sexual desire and be able to have an orgasm and to ejaculate.
How are erection problems diagnosed?
Your doctor can find out if you have an erection problem by asking questions about your health and doing a physical exam. Your doctor will want to know if the problem happens all the time or just from time to time. The exam, lab tests, and sometimes mental health tests can help find out the cause of the problem.
How are they treated?
There are a number of treatments for erection problems. Doctors usually start with lifestyle changes and medicines. They usually don't advise surgery or other treatments unless those first steps don't help.
Treatment can include:
Can you prevent erection problems?
Because erection problems are most often caused by a physical problem, it's important to eat healthy foods and get enough exercise to help you stay in good health.
To reduce your risk of having an erection problem, do not smoke, drink too much alcohol, or use illegal drugs.
You may be able to avoid erection problems related to anxiety and stress by talking with your partner about your concerns. This may help you relax.
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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Dallas Cowboys because they are awesome and sexy.
What's your favorite movie quote?
"Say hello to my little friend!!!"
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I love L4D. I am so good at that game, I get a shitload of headshots. I also like Halo.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
2 On my earsss
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
It is a Justin Bieber song :(
What's your best party trick?
Twerking upside down, lol yeah it is funny.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
You don't even want to know, some of the best ones were pretty nasty. Not going to lie.
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Being a Waitress at a restaurant. No bueno. You can't eat the food you are serving people. I mean you could.... But that would be nasty :(
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
I like drifting. That is kind of dangerous. I bungee jumped though, that was a lot of fun.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Fruit, I like to be healthy, sushi, or pizza if I'm daring. Yum.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Whipping cream, but that is because I just cooked up a really good dinner yesterday, so I kind of needed that ;)
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I went streaking with my friends, turned the corner and ran into a bunch of people by accident. That was awkward.
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Considered by many to be the father of modern couture fashion, Charles Frederick Worth opened his Paris salon as early as 1858, quickly dominating French couture for the next 40 years until his death in 1895. Production at House of Worth continued under his sons Jean-Philippe and Gaston, and later under their sons. The French House was taken over by Paquin in 1954, although the successful London branch, selling under its own label from the late nineteenth century, continued until the early 1970s. Party. evening and cocktail ensembles, like this one, typify the outfits which survive.
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Adam Malamut, the creator of "Baseball Friends" on YouTube, does as good a job as any of capturing the union that exists among athletes. When LeBron took his talents to South Beach, Malamut assembled a great piece entitled "Basketball Friends." It's only fitting to revisit it today:


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Coaching your child's sports team can be quite difficult at times. As a coach, you have an obligation to your team to treat every kid fair and equal. As a father, you have an obligation to your son to make sure that he understands the commitment it takes to play a team sport. For the second year in a row, I have volunteered to coach my son's t-ball team.
Last week was the first game of the season. Will was super excited to play...until warm ups. His best friend was playing catch with another player and that did not sit well with my son. He had a little break down and I had him go sit by himself behind the fence.
He eventually, decided to come back and warm up with the rest of the team.
Everything was fine, until he had to share a helmet with another little boy. That's when the breakdown occurred. I'm not talking about a few tears and pouty face breakdown. This was a full blown, "I HATE BASEBALL, I HATE MOM & DAD, I HATE EVERYONE" kind of breakdown, complete with tears and lots of screaming! Now, do I act as Dad and try to calm him down and "encourage" him to stay in the game or do I act as coach and get him off the field as soon as possible and send him back to his mother? Any idea what my wife, Addi, would have preferred? Unfortunately, she didn't get her way either. So, as he sits in lawn chair with his mom, I can hear him arguing with her as to whether or not he still gets a snack after the game. Both Addi and I agreed the answer was a big, fat, NO!!! He did not like that answer.
As a father, I'm hoping that the big meltdown was due to lack of sleep the night before. Yeah, that's what I'm going with. Tonight is Game 2. Wish me (and Addi) luck!
fyi, I did find some great tips online on how to manage being a coach and parent.
Game 2 was a huge success! Will rode his bike to the game with Addi and was nothing but smiles! He played catch with one of his new teammates and shared his batting helmet with the rest of the team. He even managed to snag a hit off me as I pitched to him, not until after brushing him back with an inside pitch though! Looks like this parenting thing isn't as difficult as it seems. Or is it?


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Between all the sunburns, the breakouts, and the chlorine, summer can do a number on your skin. You can beat the heat, and one dermatologist says it starts by protecting your skin. Atlanta dermatologist Rutledge Forney says pick up an inexpensive bottle of sunscreen, and look for the words "broad spectrum" and products that include UVA and UVB protection. "SPF is very important. You'll hear that a 15 is the same as a 30, but the problem is how you apply it," said Forney.Most people put on a quarter to a half of the amount they need. They apply a squirt, when they should be using a palm full."So I tell all of us, we're human, we're not going to do it perfectly, get the highest number you can because you need that effectiveness," Forney said. If you have sensitive skin, go for a physical or non-chemical sunscreen that contains zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. For oily skin, go for "dry" or "sheer" sunscreens. Forney says if you can get a tan, no matter how dark your skin, you need sun protection."Melanomas are particularly virulent in darker skin people. And so they want to protect themselves from the sun just as anybody who is redheaded and white skinned," said Forney.If dry skin is an issue, there is good news. The Georgia humidity might actually help, as well as saltwater. "People who suffer from eczema and psoriasis often find out that being at the beach, and being in the sun, and the water, getting the minerals from the water can be very helpful to your skin," Forney said. However, chlorine dries out both skin and hair. So, rinse off immediately when you get out of the pool, and throw on a hat."I think a hat becomes an easy way to protect yourself, and your ears and neck from sun in a way that you can instantly put it on and it's instantly effective.," said Forney.If you're a woman, you know the heat can melt your makeup, so you may want to lighten up. Instead of a cream foundation, switch to a tinted moisturizer. And instead of covering your oily spots with powder, try blotting the shine. Many women also swear by waterproof mascara.
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Ubaldo Jimenez is on the Orioles' roster for their ALDS matchup against the Tigers.
Jake Peavy will start for the Giants in Game 1 of their NLDS matchup against the Nationals.
Madison Bumgarner struck out 10 in a complete-game, 8-0 shutout of the Pirates in the National League Wild Card Game Wednesday.
Brandon Crawford hit a grand slam in the fourth inning of the Giants' win over the Pirates in Wednesday's Wild Card Game.
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(RNN) - Goodbye. We don't welcome everyone to this week's edition.
Sorry, we're trying to get used to this upside-down universe thing. The cat won't stop barking, the kids are eating vegetables and Vladimir Putin keeps showing up on TV with his shirt on. It's pretty freaky.
Strangest of all, a 6-19 Boston College team went to the Carrier Dome and knocked off the undefeated, No. 1-ranked Syracuse Orange. Virginia Tech nearly completed its own extinction-level event Tuesday in an upset bid of Virginia that fell a little short.
So before it gets really weird and our parents start respecting our career choices, we decided to get in on the inverted-ness. The PPPollsters proudly present a salute to the best of the opposite (i.e. bottom) half of the standings.
Bizarro Player Power Poll: Feb. 13 - 19
20 points, four 3-pointers, three assists Wednesday at Syracuse (W 62-59 OT)
Sir Olivier led the Eagles in scoring and put the game-tying bucket in with 47 seconds left, sending things into overtime. His effort wasn't much different than any other night - he's third in the league in scoring - but the outcome was a welcome change for a team that went from preseason contender to full-on debacle as fast as we've ever seen.
The sophomore is a gifted combo guard who can catch fire from 3-point range and fracture opposing ankles with his crossover and quick first step. He's come up short a few times in some late-game spots, but, in his defense, he's probably tired from having to carry an entire team on his back for 40 minutes.
10 points, 4-for-4 free throws, three assists Wednesday at Syracuse (W 62-59 OT)
Lon-Jack was not only perfect from the line, he hit four in a row during the last seconds of overtime to seal the win for BC. Did we mention he was only 9-of-16 (56 percent) from the line coming in to this game?
If anyone was wondering, the last time someone with a below-.500 record beat the No. 1 team in the country on its home court was 1955, when Georgia Tech beat Kentucky. History.
12 points, nine assists, 8-for-11 free throws Saturday vs. Miami (W 52-45)
We really like what we see at Virginia Tech and have high hopes for the program's future.
(Waits for everyone to stop laughing …)
No, really. There are some pieces in place here. The centerpiece of said pieces is the fleet-footed freshman with a knack for drawing contact and getting to the charity stripe. His jumper is a work in progress, and he'll need to cut down on the turnovers, but he has the tools to be good.
21 points, 11 rebounds, five assists Wednesday vs. Notre Dame (W 71-64)
Miami is firmly ensconced as the "scrappy" ACC team - the "Miss Congeniality" of monikers, but it's better than nothing.
13 points, eight rebounds Tuesday vs. Duke (L 68-51)
The big man has been getting his feet wet the last three games; he's been out since December with a meniscus tear. Before he got hurt, he was leading the conference in rebounding, and he was a primary reason why a lot of people (us included) thought the Jackets could make a big leap this season. Good to have you back, RC.
15 points, five rebounds Feb. 13 vs. Boston College (W 74-71)
Game winners and making the list or something or other.
17 points, five rebounds, four assists Sunday at Boston College (W 73-69)
What's the best thing the best athlete on a team can do? If you said "stand around waiting to shoot 3s all game," we have got the player for you. That felt mean. True, but mean.
Five points, eight rebounds Wednesday at Syracuse (W 62-59 OT)
He's on the list for two reasons: 1. so we can point out one more time that Syracuse lost to BC. 2. so we could point out how his name works perfectly in Morris Day and the Time's classic song, Jungle Love.
Jungle Love … Eddie Odio … Think I wanna know (know ya) …
20 points, five rebounds, four assists, four 3-pointers Tuesday vs. Wake Forest (W 71-60)
Every so often, the junior has one of those games that makes us say, "Why can't he do that every game?"
Maybe there is someone he could make a pact with to always be that good. Maybe there's something he could exchange in return …
Geez, that's a bad joke even by our unusually low standards.
11 points, 15 rebounds, three blocks Tuesday at Maryland (L 71-60)
Wake Forest's coach is doing a great job. He will have a job two days after the season is over. His performance on the job has not inspired an entire fanbase to publicly call for his dismissal.
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Wren and Reynold will return this October in Double Fine's Costume Quest 2, featuring new costumes and villainous dental foes.
Saints Row IV's satanic standalone Gat Out of Hell announced
That Saints Row PAX teaser from earlier today has turned out to be standalone expansion Gat Out of Hell.
Diablo 3 first ladder Season starts today
It's been a long time coming but today is the day it all kicks off for Diablo 3.
Lego Minifigures Online now takes you to Hades
Funcom's Lego Minifigures Online has expanded into the realms of mythology today, with the addition of Mythology World to the free-to-play game.
Elite: Dangerous details new Ocellus starport and missions
The latest Elite: Dangerous newsletter has been issued, containing a few details (and images) of a new Ocellus starport plus Beta 2 mission info.
GoD Factory: Wingmen apparently out now
4v4 space combat game GoD Factory: Wingmen is out now, according to Bandai Namco Games.
Prison Architect alpha 24 adds mods, uncovers snitches
Psst: I've heard on the down-low that Introversion have added snitches to Prison Architect, and made mods more powerful.
Saints Row PAX reveal teased by Deep Silver
A single image has been released which points to a new Saints Row reveal.
Total War: Rome 2 new campaign Imperator Augustus and Emperor Edition
A complete collection of all the free Total War: Rome 2 DLC is being released as the Total War: Rome 2 Emperor Edition, and this update also includes a brand new campaign.
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution's Mecha-Naruto detailed
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution – and breathe – is out soon, so that obviously means it's time for more details.
League of Legends hit by DDoS – Lizard Squad PAX threat
After a couple of days respite from DDoS attacks, the gaming community is hit again.
Planetary Annihilation launches next week
Uber Entertainment are ready to finally launch the RTS and here's the trailer to prove it.
Microsoft Studios Steam sale makes Age of Mythology, State of Decay cheap
This weekend will provide a decent chance to stock up on re-issued version of classic stategy titles like Age of Mythology: Extended Edition and Age of Empires II HD.
Warframe update 14.5 launches with the Cryotic Front
Warframe is getting a little chilly as the latest game content update goes live.
Titanfall update 6 brings fixes and gameplay changes
The next Titanfall update comes with Pilot Skirmish and more fixes.
Assassin's Creed Unity delayed to November
Horror: Ubisoft have denied Assassin's Creed Unity until November. At least it's not the biggest delay in the world.
Deathtrap is more than a "simple Van Helsing spinoff"
To be released this Fall, NeocoreGames have revealed more details for Deathtrap, a 4-player co-op tower defense RPG game, that's based in the same universe as The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing series.
Hard West will be bringing tactical gunslinging now it's funded
CreativeForge want western-themed XCOM gameplay to be a thing, and their dreams will be realised in the fully-funded Hard West.
Dead State beta released, adds a lot to the game
DoubleBear has announced that the Dead State beta is now live.
Heroes of the Storm battlegrounds mapped out
Blizzard want to show you what's inside Heroes of the Storm Battlegrounds.
DayZ 0.49 update delayed by a week
The latest word from the DayZ blog is that the expected 0.49 update will be delayed for a week, to allow for a "strong QA pass".
League of Legends to ban trolls and feeders instantly
RIOT has been testing out their League of Legends instant ban system and it's coming to Europe along with tacking negative gameplay.
League of Legends patch 4.15 notes released
Not a whole lot of balance changes but there are fixes and additions.
The Crew PC closed beta key giveaway [keys gone]
We've got a few closed beta keys for Ubisoft's open-world driving title The Crew to give away, so read on if you want to claim one of them in time to squeeze in a bit of racing.
Escape Dead Island on 18 November
Deep Silver have pondered the best possible date to release series spin-off Escape Dead Island and decided that right in the middle of gaming's busiest month makes a lot of sense.
GOG redesigned; now distributing movies, too
DRM-free games aren't enough for some people, so GOG have now started distributing movies too.
StoryBundle offering a whole lot of game-related books cheap
If you want to read about gaming when you're not gaming, StoryBundle has you sorted for books.
Dragon Age: Inquisition has Mass Effect style co-op multiplayer
I've been hearing rumours about Dragon Age: Inquisition multiplayer for a few days now, and it turns out those rumours were largely correct.
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Families right here in our own backyard are having a tough time making ends meet and increasing the minimum wage could make it easier for them to put food on the table or pay the rent. But could the increase be bad for small business owners who are just trying to keep their doors open?
"Right now we would have a line out the door and every booth filled," said Lisa Simos.
But that was more than 20 years ago when she and her husband first opened the Country Oven restaurant in Warren. The great food and service has stayed the same, but staying in business is requiring a lot more sacrifice.
"My husband is here seven days, seven day doubles. I come in and waitress five, six days a week," said Simos. "We, at times, don't even get paid because business is down so much right now."
Now lawmakers are asking her to shell out even more when her family business is struggling to say afloat. During Tuesday's State of the Union address, President Obama proposed raising the national minimum wage from $7.25 to $9.00 an hour, and Michigan Democrats are supporting a bill to increase Michigan's minimum wage from $7.40 to $10.00 by 2016.
Supporters say it'll help struggling families and stimulate the economy, but small business owners like Simos say it'll break them.
"Our employees will always get paid before us, but to ask us to pay them more is hard. I can't give another dime when I'm not even getting paid," she said. Her hostess Rebekah says she gets it.
"If you want to increase the minimum wage here that's really great for me, but then my boss, it's not great for her," she remarked. "If she has to pay them more, then that's more coming out of her pocket and then she might have to let people go."
"If I could pay them a dime more I would today," Simos said. But as always she and her family will do they must to keep their labor of love going.
"Everyone keeps promising us that business is going to change, economy's going to change, people are going to come out again, people are going to spend money again. Without jobs, they can't spend money," said Simos.
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This site has now been superseeded by the new Shakinda Productions Website, This one will remain live here for those who still want to read posts etc. You may also be intersted in the Quartz Composer Book Site and We would love you to come say hello on the Shakinda Facebook or you can follow us on twitter thanks for all who supported the vj gigs and here's to the future!
Shakinda had another legendary wmc out in miami. This time with more gigs than any other european vj, he tore it up with everyone from house godfather jesse saunders, through jungle visionary goldie, to men of the moment MANDY. It was a fantasic few days and interviews for remix magazine and dj sounds should be online soon.
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The full run down of those performed with: MANDY, Steve Lawler, Nic Fanciulli, Francois K, Lee Burridge, Robbie Rivera, James Zabelia, Damian Lazarus, Jesse Saunders, Golide, Andy C, Adam F, B Traits, Fabio, Planet of the Drums, Tee Bee, Mar - T, Les Shultz, Brian Cross
This year Shakinda will really take South beach by storm. Holding down more bookings for this years WMC than any other european VJ, its gonna be a riot.
First up Wednesday playing as Edirol's guest at the famous Remix hotel at the National, Shakinda lines up against Fracoins K and Mark Knight on a massive 13ft plasma display!
60,000 people and the biggest names in the world Vj Shakinda returns to the ultra music festival, this time both days:
Finally after all the intensity of the maddest week in global club culture Shakinda will be appearing alongside VJ Dubussy and the Godfather of House Music Jesse Saunders in the beautiful down tempo venue, Miambient.
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I TEE SETTLEMENT OF MENDON, CACHE CO. BI JENS JENSEN Mendon from 1859 to I664 consisted of what was called a Fort. A line of log houses and dug outs on North and South sides of Street-- South of the Public Square, extending East to the farm land 40 rods East of the Public Square and then West 80 rods, houses were close together space being left merely to drive a team and wagon between, Wood was piled close to house, next corral for stock and stable for horses. ■one had a small plot of ground which was used for garden, while others raised corn and vegetables on farm land East of town. The town remained in this condition until the Spring of I864, when town lots were surveyed. The initial or starting point being the South East corner of tie Public Square. Blocks contained ten acres each, divided into eight lots, containing 1 1/4 acres each. For several years the town was three blocks from North to South and the sane from East to West. Several of the first settlers here were Utah Pioneers of 1847. Among them being Andrew P. Shumway first Bishop of the Ward, and his father Charles Shumway, who came with President Brigham Yqung. Others who came in 1847 were Simon Baker and his sens Jarvis, Albert, George ¥. and Joseph. Of these Albert and Joseph were married. William Bird, a member of the Mormon Batallion, his brother Charles Bird and sons John, Kelsey, Charles, William, hartin and George. John and Kelsey being married. (Charles Bird and Family came in 1851) Charles Bird also had a family by a plural wife, young children at the time here mentioned. James G. Willie, Roger Lukeham, and step-son, Robert Sweeten.
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Storm that struck nation's midsection, killing 6, knocking out power, begins lashing Northeast
A powerful winter storm system that pounded the nation's midsection, wrecking holiday travel plans and dumping a record snowfall in Arkansas, began lashing the Northeast on Wednesday with high winds, snow and sleet.
The storm, which knocked out power to thousands of homes, mainly in Arkansas, was blamed in at least six deaths.
Hundreds of flights were canceled or delayed, scores of motorists got stuck on icy roads or slid into drifts and blizzard warnings were issued amid snowy gusts of 30 mph that blanketed roads and windshields, at times causing whiteout conditions.
"The way I've been describing it is as a low-end blizzard, but that's sort of like saying a small Tyrannosaurus rex," said John Kwiatkowski, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis.
The system, which spawned Gulf Coast region tornadoes on Christmas Day, pushed through the Upper Ohio Valley and headed into the Northeast Wednesday night. High winds, snow and sleet slickened roads in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. Forecasts called for 12 to 18 inches of snow inland from western New York to Maine into Thursday.
Fiscal Cliff deadline looms: Kicking the Can, Washington-style
WASHINGTON (AP) -- When it comes to the nation's budget challenges, congressional leaders are fond of saying dismissively they don't want to kick the can down the road.
But now, a deadline hard ahead, even derided half-measures are uncertain as President Barack Obama and lawmakers struggle to avert across-the-board tax increases and spending cuts that comprise an economy-threatening fiscal cliff.
Congressional officials said Wednesday they knew of no significant strides toward a compromise over a long Christmas weekend, and no negotiations have been set.
After conferring on a conference call, House Republican leaders said they remain ready for talks, urged the Senate to consider a House-passed bill that extends all existing tax cuts, but gave no hint they intend to call lawmakers back into session unless the Senate first passes legislation.
"The lines of communication remain open, and we will continue to work with our colleagues to avert the largest tax hike in American history, and to address the underlying problem, which is spending," the leadership said in a statement.
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George H.W. Bush is in intensive care at a Houston hospital, where his fever has worsened and doctors have put him on a liquid diet.
Settlement worth more than $1 billion reached in case involving Toyotas' sudden acceleration
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday it has reached a settlement worth more than $1 billion in a case involving unintended acceleration problems in its vehicles.
The company said the deal will resolve hundreds of lawsuits from Toyota owners who said the value of their cars and trucks plummeted after a series of recalls stemming from claims that Toyota vehicles accelerated unintentionally.
Steve Berman, a lawyer representing Toyota owners, said the settlement is the largest in U.S. history involving automobile defects.
"We kept fighting and fighting and we secured what we think was a good settlement given the risks of this litigation," Berman told The Associated Press.
The proposed deal was filed Wednesday and must receive the approval of U.S. District Judge James Selna, who was expected to review the settlement Friday.
2 NY firefighters who survived Christmas Eve gun ambush recovering, thankful; weapons traced
Two firefighters wounded by a gunman who set his upstate New York house ablaze and killed two of their colleagues in an ambush with weapons he wasn't allowed to own were on the mend Wednesday and said they were thankful for the support they've received.
Investigators, meanwhile, traced the gunman's weapons and tried to confirm a body found in his destroyed house was his sister's.
West Webster volunteer firefighters Joseph Hofstetter and Theodore Scardino, who had been in guarded condition, were being upgraded to satisfactory condition on Wednesday at Rochester's Strong Memorial Hospital, which released a statement from them saying they were "humbled and a bit overwhelmed by the outpouring of well wishes for us and our families."
The firefighters said their "thoughts and prayers" were with the families of colleagues Michael Chiapperini and Tomasz Kaczowka, killed by William Spengler Jr., a convicted felon barred from having guns. Funerals are set for the next few days for Chiapperini and Kaczowka.
Authorities said Spengler set a car on fire and touched off an "inferno" in his Webster home on a strip of land along the Lake Ontario shore, took up a sniper's position and opened fire on the first firefighters to arrive at about 5:30 a.m. on Christmas Eve.
Spokesman: Ex-President George H.W. Bush in intensive care unit at Houston hospital
HOUSTON (AP) -- Former President George H.W. Bush has been admitted to the intensive care unit at a Houston hospital "following a series of setbacks including a persistent fever," but he is alert and talking to medical staff, his spokesman said Wednesday.
Jim McGrath, Bush's spokesman in Houston, said in a brief email that Bush was admitted to the ICU at Methodist Hospital on Sunday. He said doctors are cautiously optimistic about his treatment and that the former president "remains in guarded condition."
No other details were released about his medical condition, but McGrath said Bush is surrounded by family.
The 88-year-old has been hospitalized since Nov. 23, when he was admitted for a lingering cough related to bronchitis after having been in and out of the hospital for complications related to the illness.
Earlier Wednesday, McGrath said a fever that kept Bush in the hospital over Christmas had gotten worse and that doctors had put him on a liquids-only diet.
South Africa: Nelson Mandela released from the hospital, will get more care at home
JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- Former South African President Nelson Mandela was released Wednesday from the hospital after being treated for a lung infection and having gallstones removed, a government spokesman said.
The 94-year-old anti-apartheid icon will continue to receive medical care at home.
Mandela had been in the hospital since Dec. 8. In recent days, officials have said he was improving and in good spirits, but doctors have taken extraordinary care with his health because of his age.
Mandela was released Wednesday evening and will receive "home-based high care" at his residence in the Johannesburg neighborhood of Houghton until he fully recovers, said presidential spokesman Mac Maharaj.
"We thank the public and the media for the good wishes and for according Madiba and the family the necessary privacy," said Maharaj in a statement, using Mandela's clan name, a term of affection. The statement requested that Mandela's privacy continue to be respected "in order to allow for the best possible conditions for full recovery."
Hawaii governor names Democrat, Lt. Gov. Brian Schatz, to succeed Inouye in US Senate
HONOLULU (AP) -- Hawaii Lt. Gov. Brian Schatz on Wednesday was appointed the state's next U.S. senator, bucking the dying wishes of U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye to win the support of Gov. Neil Abercrombie.
Schatz, a 40-year-old former nonprofit CEO who ran with Abercrombie for the state's top two offices in 2010, beat out U.S. Rep. Colleen Hanabusa and Esther Kiaaina, a deputy director in the state Department of Land and Natural Resources. The three candidates were selected by state Democrats earlier in the day.
The White House said Schatz would fly to Washington on Wednesday night aboard Air Force One, which was bringing President Barack Obama home early from his Christmas vacation as Congress considers what to do about the so-called fiscal cliff.
Four days after eulogizing Inouye in the courtyard of the Hawaii Capitol, Abercrombie said he had to consider more than just Inouye's wishes in filling his seat.
"Of course Sen. Inouye's views and his wishes were taken into account fully, but the charge of the central committee, and by extension then myself as governor, was to act in the best interests of the party ... the state and the nation," Abercrombie said.
As Newtown officers struggle with effects of shooting, police union seeks expanded benefits
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -- Some of the police officers who responded to the school shooting in Newtown are so traumatized they haven't been working, but they have to use sick time and could soon be at risk of going without a paycheck, a union official said Wednesday.
The union, Council 15 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, is seeking more generous assistance in talks with the town's insurer. It is also reaching out to lawmakers and the governor's office with proposals to modify state law and expand workers' compensation benefits for officers who witness horrific crime scenes.
"The insurer for the town has taken a position that these officers are entitled to only what the statute allows. Unfortunately for these officers, the statute doesn't allow any benefits," said Eric Brown, an attorney for the union, which represents nearly 4,000 officers around Connecticut.
A gunman shot his way into Sandy Hook Elementary School on Dec. 14 and slaughtered 20 first-graders and six educators. The gunman, who had also killed his mother that morning, committed suicide as police arrived.
Brown said that the number of officers "critically affected" by the tragedy is below 15 and that a small number of them are not currently working.
Russian parliament approves bill banning US adoptions of Russian children
MOSCOW (AP) -- Defying a storm of domestic and international criticism, Russia moved toward finalizing a ban on Americans adopting Russian children, as Parliament's upper house voted unanimously Wednesday in favor of a measure that President Vladimir Putin has indicated he will sign into law.
The bill is widely seen as the Kremlin's retaliation against an American law that calls for sanctions against Russians deemed to be human rights violators. It comes as Putin takes an increasingly confrontational attitude toward the West, brushing aside concerns about a crackdown on dissent and democratic freedoms.
Dozens of Russian children close to being adopted by American families now will almost certainly be blocked from leaving the country. The law also cuts off the main international adoption route for Russian children stuck in often dismal orphanages: Tens of thousands of Russian youngsters have been adopted in the U.S. in the past 20 years. There are about 740,000 children without parental care in Russia, according to UNICEF.
All 143 members of the Federation Council present voted to support the bill, which has sparked criticism from both the U.S. and Russian officials, activists and artists, who say it victimizes children by depriving them of the chance to escape the squalor of orphanage life. The vote comes days after Parliament's lower house overwhelmingly approved the ban.
The U.S. State Department said Wednesday it regretted the Russian parliament's decision.


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Organ Transplant
What is an organ transplant?
An organ transplant replaces a failing organ with a healthy organ. A doctor will remove an organ from another person and place it in your body. This may be done when your organ has stopped working or stopped working well because of disease or injury.
Not all organs can be transplanted. Organs most often transplanted include:
More than one organ can be transplanted at one time. For example, a heart and lung transplant is possible.
Not everyone is a good candidate for an organ transplant. Your doctor or a transplant center will do tests to see if you are. You probably are not a good candidate if you have an infection, heart disease that is not under control, a drug or alcohol problem, or another serious health problem.
If your tests show you are a good candidate, you are put on a waiting list. It may be days, months, or years before a transplant takes place.
How successful is an organ transplant?
Organ transplants have been done in the United States since the 1950s. The procedure is always improving, and transplants are more successful today than ever before. Organ transplant success depends on:
How do you prepare for an organ transplant?
First, you'll need to have blood and tissue tests done that will be used to match you with a donor. This is because your immune system may see the new organ as foreign and reject it. The more matches you have with the donor, the more likely your body will accept the donor organ.
You'll need to take care of your health. Continue to take your medicines as prescribed and get regular blood tests. Follow your doctor's directions for eating and exercising. You also may want to talk with a psychiatrist, psychologist, or licensed mental health counselor about your transplant.
To learn more about what happens, talk to someone who has had a transplant. Your transplant center or doctor can give you the name of someone who is willing to share his or her experience with you.
You may have to wait days, months, or years for your transplant. Be patient, and ask your doctor what you can do while you're waiting.
What can you expect afterward?
After a transplant, many people say they feel better than they have in years. What you can and can't do will depend on the type of transplant you had, other health problems you have, and how your body reacts to the new organ.
You will have to take daily antirejection medicines for the rest of your life to prevent your immune system from rejecting the new organ. You will need less of these medicines as time goes by.
Because these antirejection medicines weaken the immune system, you may have to stay away from large crowds for a while and stay away from people who have infections. Be sure you talk to your doctor before you take any nonprescription medicines, such as cold remedies. These medicines may cause problems with your antirejection medicines.
You will also have regular checkups and blood tests to see how well your new organ is working.
Depression is common after an organ transplant. If you think you may be depressed, get help. The earlier depression is treated, the more quickly you will feel better.
You may need to make some lifestyle changes to keep your new organ healthy and strong. This can include eating healthy foods, getting regular exercise, and getting enough sleep. Your doctor can help you plan any needed changes. Keeping in touch with your transplant coordinator and your local primary doctor, taking your medicines, going to your doctor appointments, and making lifestyle changes are all important.
Who can be an organ donor?
Most people can be organ donors. If you are interested in donating an organ, contact the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) at 1-888-894-6361 or go online at www.unos.org to get more information and to locate the nearest transplant center.
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Aquatics Director Tony Chmielinski is always thinking about the worse case scenario. He spends his days at the Beverly Hills Club preparing children to save their own lives if they get into trouble in the water. He says the number one thing he teaches them is how to float on their backs.
"If you can flip on your back as soon as you're in distress, as soon as you start getting tired, you can save yourself. You can float on your back and rest," said Chmielinski.
Another important lesson is swim right to the wall if you fall or get pushed in a pool.
"It only takes seconds, really, for a child to be in distress," said parent Tinney Newman.
Chmielinski said just being prepared could make all the difference. With all the budget cuts, many local lakes have fewer lifeguards or none at all.
"That's why, if you're at a lake, you should always put you kid in a life jacket," Chmielinski said. "It's murky. You can't see the bottom of the lake."
It's also important to know a person in distress may not appear the way you think they will. It's not like the movies. A drowning victim usually will not wave their arms or shout for help.
So, what do you do if you think someone's in distress?
"First, you want to ... try to reach something out to somebody, and if you can't reach them with let's say a stick, a noodle, a towel, then you're going to throw something to them that... floats," said Chmielinski.
He said swimming out to save them yourselves should be a last resort.
Again, Chmielinski said teach children water safety at an early age, wear life jackets in lakes and remember, children should always be supervised.
"Always in the boats, the life jackets," Newman said. "Always have a parent or a grown up watching them, and ... knowing how to swim is icing on the cake."
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A recent survey showed 85% of pro riders revealed that on average they rode boards that are 85% - 92% of their height. The formula to live by is: Rider Height (inches) x 2.54 x 0.88 = Suggested Board Length (cm). And presto, you have the perfect board for you in all conditions. Right? Wrong!!
Keep in mind that there is no magical formula for every rider. It's more or less determined by terrain, conditions and most of all, personal preference. In general, an overall greater cm length will yield a board that can be controlled at and attain greater speeds. In addition, longer boards are better performers and float more in powder due to their increased surface area. Shorter overall lengths yield a board that is more maneuverable and offer a lower swing weight.
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|4'4"" (52"")
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|4'6"" (54"")
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|4'8"" (56"")
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|4'10"" (58"")
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|5'0"" (60"")
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|5'2"" (62"")
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|5'4"" (64"")
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|5'6"" (66"")
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|5'8"" (68"")
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|6'0"" (72"")
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Tax Credits
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Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 13, 2014
Experts in industrial development question true economic benefits to Nevada from luring Tesla Motors to build giant battery factory; crucial issue is that whenever state offers incentive for company to build factory, economic stimulus is rarely concentrated in surrounding area. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
California lawmakers and Gov Jerry Brown say they have reached agreement to expand state's film incentive program, capping drive by entertainment industry unions, filmmakers and executives to bolster sagging movie and television production in state. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Op-Ed article by Gene B Sperling, former director of National Economic Council, calls for reforming tax incentive system for retirement savings, which would turn ongoing national discussion on wealth inequality into tangible policy; proposes government-funded universal 401(k). MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
The Upshot column; Kansas passed a big and unusual tax cut in 2012 in the name of small business, but now the state faces a shortage in tax revenue that is straining its budget; one key issue is that the tax cut made it far easier to file, often misleadingly, as a small business. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Many companies insure their employees' lives with themselves as beneficiaries, a practice some deride as immoral. But companies say the policies, for which they get tax breaks, help them bolster pensions and health care. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Gov Jay Nixon of Missouri vetoes 10 tax break bills, saying they would jeopardize state budget. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
BNY Mellon is at center of fierce tug-of-war between New York and New Jersey to either move or relocate its headquarters, along with more than 1,100 employees; both Gov Chris Christie and Gov Andrew M Cuomo are offering huge subsidies in hopes of luring bank to their state's side of Hudson River. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column compares Republican Rep Dave Camp to the Hobbit in that he has taken on brave quest in search of way to make tax system cleaner and simpler; notes that Camp's first effort, principled proposal that eliminated number of loopholes, was shot down by fellow Republicans; expresses bafflement that Camp responded to rebuke by making number of tax cuts permanent. MORE
May. 23, 2014
Internal Revenue Service says it has delayed and is revamping new rules to curb political activity by tax-exempt groups that were proposed after the agency was accused of targeting Tea Party groups; changes will not be in place for 2014 midterm elections. MORE
May. 21, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column; New York State Assembly committee will consider bill to repeal property tax exemption with no expiration date granted to Madison Square Garden; Garden has cumulatively saved $350 million in property taxes since exemption was enacted in 1982. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Senate shrugs off deficit concerns that were once animating force on Capitol Hill, voting 96-3 to debate package of business tax breaks that would raise deficit by $156 billion over 10 years. MORE
May. 10, 2014
Op-Ed article by Council of Foreign Relations staff Edward Alden and Rebecca Strauss asserts that practice of using state taxpayer money in effort to lure industry away from other states is wasteful and amounts to handout for corporations; holds that laws limiting subsidy competition among different countries should be adapted to states; says that states must work together, along with help from federal government, to achieve this. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Floyd Norris High & Low Finance column notes that wealthy Americans face significant tax increases starting in 2013 that are greater for investment income, much of which goes to the super-rich; says taxpayers reporting more than $10 million in income pay lower tax rates than do taxpayers reporting $500,000 to $10 million. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Battle for filmmaking tax credits has begun in several states, including California, the home of Hollywood, and has led to cutbacks in others like Maryland; California, along with companies and unions, are handing out up to $2 billion in new tax breaks to increase movie and television production after losing business to states like New York and Louisiana. MORE
Apr. 14, 2014
On April 15, as individual taxpayers file, taking a look at a few opportunities for corporations that they may find slightly irksome. MORE
Apr. 13, 2014
Lucrative, little-known legal tax maneuver that allows American art collectors to purchase art works tax-free from other states if they loan them to museums in tax-friendly states has produced pipeline of art moving across the country; practice, which allows buyers to sidestep sales taxes and use taxes, has generated debate about public access to art and the cost to taxpayers. MORE
Apr. 8, 2014
Op-Ed article by law student Alex H Levy examines rise of unlicensed tax preparers, many of whom target low-income families in order to siphon refunds under the earned-income tax credit; calls for stricter regulations; contends if anything can win bipartisan support in Congress, it should be this. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Editorial charges that Senate plan to reinstate dozens of temporary tax breaks that had expired at end of 2013 by borrowing entire $85 billion cost is both imprudent and hypocritical; holds that move highlights government's misguided priorities, given that Congress has refused to incur debt for programs that are far more effective at boosting economy, such as jobless benefits and infrastructure spending. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Some companies housed in specific low-income areas of San Francisco receive breaks on taxes if they perform tasks that help improve their neighborhoods. MORE
Mar. 27, 2014
Michael Powell Gotham column holds that any hopeful anticipation over release of New York State budget is likely to end in disappointment; predicts that poor upstate school districts will likely get precious little of the funding they need, while an inheritance tax exemption that could pay for prekindergarten statewide will likely be passed. MORE
Mar. 26, 2014
Two of three federal judges hearing challenge to Affordable Care Act appear open to argument that people buying health insurance in federal market should not be eligible for tax subsidies. MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
Cardinal Timothy M Dolan, archbishop of New York, is strong proponent of proposal to create a state tax credit for donations to public schools and nonprofit scholarship funds; after blogging on topic and speaking at crowded rallies around New York in support of the proposal, Dolan is headed to Albany for one last push before the state's April 1 budget deadline. MORE
Mar. 13, 2014
Your Money Adviser column notes that a new, streamlined option for home office deduction is available this tax filing season, and the Internal Revenue Service hopes it will reduce paperwork hassles. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Editorial contends that Pres Obama's 2015 budget proposal is an important illustration of how many national goals could be achieved if Congress would end unnecessary and unfair tax breaks for the rich; underscores importance of the proposed expansion of the earned-income tax credit; laments that the budget will not survive Republican opposition in Congress. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column praises Obama administration proposal to expand the earned-income tax credit to include workers who do not care for children, calling it a potential turning point in the battle against poverty; argues that 50-year effort to reshape poor families and punish absentee fathers has been a failure, and that stripping moral condemnation out of social policy is an essential step toward success. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
More than 600,000 square feet of new office and retail space is under construction in the long-depressed center of Allentown, Pa, as part of an unusual state-sanctioned project; Neighborhood Improvement Zone allows revenues from tenants' tax bills to be used to pay down some of the debt incurred by developers during construction. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Pres Obama's budget will propose expanding a tax break for workers who are childless, which White House estimates will help 13.5 million low-income Americans who hold jobs yet remain poor. MORE
Feb. 9, 2014
Tax specialists warn that unless and until Congress renews all sorts of expired deductions, small business owners face challenges in trying to expand. MORE
Feb. 9, 2014
Several tax professionals offer their advice on how people of all income levels can better navigate the tax code and cut down their liabilities. MORE
Feb. 5, 2014
Tax exemption for mortgage debt forgiveness, put in place when economy began to falter in 2007, was allowed to expire on December 31, 2013, leaving hundreds of thousands of struggling homeowners in financial limbo; unless it is revived, homeowners seeking debt relief will face substantial extra tax bill. MORE
Jan. 25, 2014
New York Rangers will be designated road team for games against the New Jersey Devils and New York Islanders at Yankee Stadium in order to preserve special exemption that has freed Madison Square Garden from paying property taxes since 1982. MORE
Jan. 15, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column discusses antipoverty pilot program by New York City's Center for Economic Opportunity to track 6,000 low-income single adults who do not have direct responsibility over children; contends program, similar to the earned-income tax credit for parents, acknowledges that job market alone cannot provide for all workers' needs. MORE
Jan. 10, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo is proposing new tax break for tenants in state making less than $100,000 annually; cut would benefit nearly 80 percent of 3.3 million renter households in New York, saving more than $400 million a year; housing experts say plan would only begin to address imbalance in tax policy that has historically favored state's homeowners over renters. MORE
Jan. 8, 2014
New Jersey is aggressively pushing revamped program to encourage businesses to stay or move within its borders; retooled tax credit, called Grow New Jersey, allows any company to apply regardless of its size or type, as long as it is considering leaving the state or moving there. MORE
Dec. 27, 2013
Connecticut-based cable network ESPN, which takes in more than $6 billion a year in subscriber fees alone, has received about $260 million in state tax breaks and credits over the past 12 years; critics say state's resources would be better spent on smaller companies that are in greater need. MORE
Dec. 26, 2013
Wind power developers, looking to claim valuable tax credit for first 10 years of power production, are rushing to meet certain project guidelines by end of 2013; are signing deals, ordering equipment and lurching ahead with constructions starts to qualify. MORE
Dec. 17, 2013
Billions of dollars in tax breaks granted to nation's nonprofit hospitals are being challenged by regulators and politicians as cities still reeling from the recession watch cash-rich medical centers expand. MORE
Dec. 7, 2013
Op-Ed article by Prof Ray D Madoff provides examples of tax-deductible charities that provide little or no public good, amounting to massive waste in America's philanthropic system; calls on Congress to ignore lobbying of the charitable sector and to shut down tax exemptions and other loopholes that divert resources away from true charities. MORE
Nov. 11, 2013
Washington State Legislature passes measure to extend nearly $9 billion in tax breaks for Boeing through 2040 in effort to entice company to locate production of its newest jet in Seattle area. MORE
Nov. 2, 2013
Ann Carrns Your Money Adviser column notes that, as end of the year approaches, it is a is good time to check balance on flexible spending accounts, which allow people to set aside pretax money for medical expenses, in order to make sure funds are spent by annual deadline; notes that new federal regulations allow people to roll over up to $500 for the following year; offers tips on how to use up money in account. MORE
Nov. 1, 2013
Treasury Dept says new rule could allow workers who take advantage of special tax-free accounts to pay out-of-pocket medical expenses to carry over up to $500 from one year to the next. MORE
Oct. 19, 2013
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column explores new report from US Trust revisiting perennial questions about American philanthropic habits; notes that among other surprising findings, report discovered that tax rates do not usually enter into giving decisions. MORE
Oct. 5, 2013
Paul Sullivan Wealth Matters column on converting Roth IRA back into traditional one; says that because going from tax-deferred IRA to tax-free Roth has huge implications, government gives people chance to change their minds. MORE
Sep. 17, 2013
Village of Alfred, NY, home to private Alfred University and Alfred State College, part of State University of New York, needed to cover costs of cleaning up after students and told schools they had to pay more for their water; schools, as nonprofit, tax-exempt entities, are not legally required to pay anything for public services and SUNY balked; village gave ultimatum: pay up or go thirsty; such Pilot payments, acronym for payments in lieu of taxes, are increasingly common and often contentious. MORE
Sep. 14, 2013
Federal government rejects pleas from labor unions for dispensation from Pres Obama's health care law; decision denies federal tax credits to workers who receive health coverage under plans sponsored by more than one employer. MORE
Aug. 31, 2013
Tara Siegel Bernard Your Money column on taxation for same-sex married couples across nation; discusses Internal Revenue Service rules that will cost or save couples money, including how those who live in the 37 states that do not sanction same-sex marriages will fare. MORE
Aug. 23, 2013
Editorial praises Democrat Rep Chris Van Hollen for his decision to sue the Internal Revenue Service; says suit aims to force IRS to end its controversial muddying of tax law that has allowed partisan political groups posing as 'social welfare' organizations to flourish; warns the role of mystery money in politics is compounding with each election. MORE
Aug. 22, 2013
Editorial contends New York State ethics commission should not grant blanket exemptions to political lobbying groups, especially behind closed doors; holds vote to exempt Naral Pro-Choice New York from new ethics law requiring tax-exempt organizations to disclose their major donors should be reconsidered out in open; says commission has responsibility to the public under law to show exemptions will be rare and backed by undeniable evidence of actual threats to donors. MORE
Aug. 15, 2013
Commission of 14 evangelical Christian leaders has recommended that churches and other houses of worship be allowed to endorse political candidates without losing their tax-exempt status. MORE
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September 29, 2014, Monday
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Climate Solutions: From Marches to Policies
Readers discuss ways to respond to the climate crisis.
September 23, 2014, Tuesday
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Bill Targets Pro Sports Leagues' Tax-Exempt Status
Senator Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey, has introduced the bill, which would disallow leagues, most notably the N.F.L., from claiming status as tax-exempt nonprofits.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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Nevada Woos Tesla Plant in Tax Deal, but Economic Benefits Prompt Debate
A crucial issue is that whenever a state offers an incentive for a company to build a factory, the economic stimulus is rarely concentrated in the surrounding area.
September 13, 2014, Saturday
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Nevada Governor Signs $1.3 Billion Tax Break Package for Tesla
Nevada's governor, Brian Sandoval, approved $1.3 billion in tax breaks for Tesla Motors, part of a deal for the electric car company to build a factory in the state.
September 12, 2014, Friday
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Stop the Anti-Obamacare Shenanigans
The courts should reject a perverse new challenge to the law's health insurance subsidies.
September 11, 2014, Thursday
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September 8, 2014, Monday
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September 1, 2014, Monday
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Businesses Are Winning Cat-and-Mouse Tax Game
Corporations are finding ways to legally avoid paying federal taxes, causing business income tax revenue to be stagnant.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
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California Agrees to Expand Film and TV Incentive
The state hopes to win back film production, which dropped by about half in the last 15 years, as a result of incentives from the national government and other states.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
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- Bedrooms: 5
- Sleeps: 12
- Bathrooms: 3.5
- Walk to Park City Main Street
- Private Hot Tub - Outdoor
- Gas Fireplace
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- Multiple Flat Screen TVs
- Gourmet Kitchen
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Jetted Bathtub
- Located on Free Shuttle Route
- Heated Driveway
- Private 2-Car Garage
- Air Conditioning
- Private Deck
Deer Valley Drive A is conveniently located in lower Deer Valley. Guests are walking distance to Historic Main Street, the Main Transit Center and are located on the free shuttle route for the surrounding resorts. This beautiful, newly constructed multi-level Deer Valley condo rental has been meticulously decorated with custom furnishings, woodwork, hardwood floors, granite countertops and slate flooring. The gourmet kitchen features stainless appliances. The small theatre room offers additional sleeping and a full bath on the main level. The master features a private deck with gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains, jetted tub, walk-in closet and private outdoor hot tub. Multiple TV's and a gas fireplace complete the experience, making this an ideal location for any vacation. A 2-car garage and heated driveway can accommodate up to 4 vehicles.
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Anne G. Duso
March 26, 1926 — Jan. 4, 2013
Anne G. Duso, 86, died on Friday, Jan. 4, 2013, at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Stockton. She was born March 26, 1926, in Whitinsville, Mass., to Rose Avakian and Jacob Gigarjian. She married Melvin J. Duso on Nov. 20, 1946, in Roxbury, Mass., and he survives her.
Also surviving are two of her eight siblings, Elizabeth Gigarjian Hobbs and George Gigarjian; her four children and four grandchildren: Debra Duso and her daughter Melissa Willett; Mike Duso, his wife Marcia, and their children Erin, Brad and Jeremy; Nick Duso; and Jackie Duso Marsden and her husband, John.
Mrs. Duso grew up in Whitinsville, Mass. A smart and determined woman; she was the first of her family to graduate high school. She met Mel at the Star Theater in Whitinsville, where he worked. Mel went off to war but returned several years later and they married. They shared a love of music and dancing, their favorite pastime.
Anne was a long time resident of Patterson where she and Mel settled in 1960 after the culmination of Mel's Naval career. Anne held many jobs throughout her life, but her favorite, was being a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. Many memories were made and laughter shared in their home where guests were always welcome and food was always served.
Mrs. Duso was an accomplished baker who enjoyed making her favorites pies, cookies, and breads. She loved to read and always kept up with news and politics. Education was particularly important to Mrs. Duso and she was very proud that all her children and grandchildren attended college. Of all the wonderful attributes possessed by Anne, the greatest were her kind nature, gentle words, and sense of humor. She was a truly beautiful person, who instilled values and the importance of finding what makes you happy, and going out to get it. She believed that life was too short to be anything but happy. This world is better for having her in it, and she will be deeply missed by all who knew her.
Her family respectfully asks that in lieu of flowers a memorial contribution be made to the V.F.W. Post 52, 513 Center St., Stockton, CA. 95202, in her honor.