Nine years at this site. That’s how long Cerebrations has been sharing information with you.
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Blogiversary # 9
Monthly Archives: May 2019
You light up my life
George Kelling just died. Oh, you may not know his name (he was a professor at Harvard decades ago), but you know his big theory.
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Skin to Stem to Embryo
You’ve heard me lament that we are not allowed to perform stem cell research. (Don’t believe me? Search for stem cells in the index.) At least not on the real stem cells.
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Watch out- it’s hot!
What a surprise- not.
I just found out I am in the distinct minority. (No, this is not about my politics!)
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Memorial Day, 2019
Here we go again. Another holiday moved around so we could get a 3 day weekend.
I grew up hearing my grandfather call this holiday “Decoration Day”. But, it wasn’t today. The 30th of May is its proper date. Not the “If it’s Monday, we need a holiday” version we employ nowadays. (Today is the 27th of May.)
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The Taxman Cometh- NOT!
The GOP has done a number on the IRS.
One would think that the IRS was a Democratic Party stronghold by the way they’ve cut funding to the agency. (I guess it’s like TheDonald alleging that the GOP members of Mueller’s investigatory staff all miraculously changed parties from the GOP to effect the investigation of TheDonald’s obstruction of justice.)
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L’ag B’Omer
Today is the 33rd day of the Omer. A marking of time between the holidays of Pesach (Passover) and Sh’vuot
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Dependents Dependence
Now that tax season is over, I can talk about some of the interesting situations that obtained in previous years.
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All the News That’s Fit to Print?
Ever since I was a little kid, newspapers were part of my life.
I remember my father would bring home the New York Times and the New York Post from work, and we’d get Newsday delivered.
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If it moves, tax it?
I’ve been warning you that states are desperate for cash. And, they got the go ahead from the Supreme Court to tax sales from out-of-state vendors. Some states want to collect tax from the first sale, others have more reasonable thresholds ($ 100K, 200 transactions). Which means we have to be vigilant about tracking our sales; more importantly, if we think we may come close to the threshold during a given year, then we better start collecting those taxes now- or be out the cash we have to shell out later.
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