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Jul 17, 2024 | 
enjoythemusic.com | Vincent Gallo |Steven Rochlin
Home|Hi-Fi Audio Reviews| Audiophile Shows| Partner Mags | News High-Performance Audio Reviews Music News, Show Reports, And More! 29 Years Of Service To Music Lovers Sound Practices Magazine Online!Forgetabout Amps!Article By Vincent GalloFrom Sound PracticesIssue 3, Early 1993I just finished reading a copy of the famousnew magazine Sound Practices Number 2.
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Jun 29, 2024 | 
enjoythemusic.com | Becky Roberts |Art Dudley |Vincent Gallo |Steven Rochlin
Home|Hi-Fi Audio Reviews| Audiophile Shows | Partner Mags| Music News High-Performance Audio Reviews Music News, Show Reports, And More! Celebrating 29 Years Of Service To Music Lovers July 2024 High-Performance Audio & Music Industry News Essential high-end audio news you need to know. Stay up-to-date on the latest audiophile and music industry news. The Spirit Of MusicGood kamis that bring out the Spirit of the Music.
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Apr 3, 2024 | 
ricentral.com | Vincent Gallo
SOUTH KINGSTOWN — Even when she wasn’t performing at her tap-dancing recitals, a six-year-old Rosemary Pacheco would move as if there was a camera pointed at her. She’d dance in front of the mirror or act out a scene from the latest film she was fixated on — and her family would laugh along.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
ricentral.com | Vincent Gallo
When Michele Gilbert is out for a long run, she runs with snacks, her phone and continuous glucose monitor, and an insulin pump — occasionally asking Siri about her levels, through Dexcom. “Hey Siri, what’s my glucose?”Gilbert has Type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease, with no cure. It can only be managed. “You can do a lot of damage to your eyes and your kidneys if you let your blood sugar go too high and you don’t treat it,” Gilbert said.
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Mar 28, 2024 | 
independentri.com | Vincent Gallo
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Even when she wasn’t performing at her tap-dancing recitals, a six-year-old Rosemary Pacheco would move as if there was a camera pointed at her. She’d dance in front of the mirror or act out a scene from the latest film she was fixated on — and her family would laugh along.
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Mar 22, 2024 | 
independentri.com | Vincent Gallo
NARRAGANSETT, R.I. — When Michele Gilbert is out for a long run, she runs with snacks, her phone and continuous glucose monitor, and an insulin pump — occasionally asking Siri about her levels, through Dexcom. “Hey Siri, what’s my glucose?”Gilbert has Type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease, with no cure. It can only be managed. “You can do a lot of damage to your eyes and your kidneys if you let your blood sugar go too high and you don’t treat it,” Gilbert said.
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Mar 22, 2024 | 
woonsocketcall.com | Vincent Gallo
When Michele Gilbert is out for a long run, she runs with snacks, her phone and continuous glucose monitor, and an insulin pump — occasionally asking Siri about her levels, through Dexcom. “Hey Siri, what’s my glucose?”Gilbert has Type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease, with no cure. It can only be managed. “You can do a lot of damage to your eyes and your kidneys if you let your blood sugar go too high and you don’t treat it,” Gilbert said.
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Mar 20, 2024 | 
independentri.com | Vincent Gallo
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Linnea Drew took in the frigid December air through her nose, her breath dancing in the night as she pushed herself to keep going. The North Kingstown resident needed to make haste and fight through the pricking of the rain and snow. She had only 18 hours to finish the course. Drew was competing in the ultra-marathon, Hellgate, in Virginia. The race began at midnight and took the challenger through the mountains.
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Mar 11, 2024 | 
ricentral.com | Vincent Gallo
Every week, Melissa Lavoie would walk to the pet store with her father. “Melissa, what do you want to do today?”That was the green light from her dad. And they’d go. She’d walk next door with him after lunch — with a stomach full of McDonald’s — to see the macaw. She would greet it. “Hi.”And through its throaty buzzing, the bird would sometimes faintly respond. “Hi.”Inside the store, there was so much color for her to take in. So much life. The macaw’s vibrant feathers.
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Mar 8, 2024 | 
independentri.com | Vincent Gallo
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — Every week, Melissa Lavoie would walk to the pet store with her father. “Melissa, what do you want to do today?”That was the green light from her dad. And they’d go. She’d walk next door with him after lunch — with a stomach full of McDonald’s — to see the macaw. She would greet it. “Hi.”And through its throaty buzzing, the bird would sometimes faintly respond. “Hi.”Inside the store, there was so much color for her to take in. So much life. The macaw’s vibrant feathers.
