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11. MAKE YOUR FIRST TAX-FREE MILLION.

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KOHLER, MARK J.

Abstract

This article from Entrepreneur discusses a tax strategy that allows individuals to make a million dollars or more without paying taxes on it. The strategy involves combining a business or investment idea with a Roth IRA structure and making regular contributions to the account. The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to implement this strategy, including pooling IRA and 401(k) accounts, converting traditional IRAs to Roth positions, and investing in alternative investments. It emphasizes the importance of consulting a professional and understanding the rules before implementing this strategy. [Extracted from the article]

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2024

27. The neurophysiological properties of the heartbeat evoked potential in health and disease: A systematic review protocol

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Wilkinson, Erica, Kohler, Mark, Berryman, Carolyn, Jones, Hannah, and Moseley, G.

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Quantitative Biology::Neurons and Cognition, Quantitative Biology::Tissues and Organs, Physics::Medical Physics, biochemical phenomena, metabolism, and nutrition, Physics::Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability, Computer Science::Digital Libraries
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A systematic review protocol of the neurophysiological properties underlying HEPs in both diagnostic conditions and healthy controls.

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2022
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46. Slow wave-spindle coupling during sleep predicts language learning and associated oscillatory activity

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Cross, Zachariah R., Helfrich, Randolph F., Kohler, Mark J., Corcoran, Andrew W., Coussens, Scott, Zou-Williams, Lena, Schlesewsky, Matthias, Gaskell, M. Gareth, Knight, Robert T., and Bornkessel-Schlesewsky, Ina

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Language is one of the most defining human capabilities, involving the coordination of brain networks that generalise the meaning of linguistic units of varying complexity. On a neural level, neocortical slow waves and thalamic spindles during sleep facilitate the reactivation of newly encoded memory traces, manifesting in distinct oscillatory activity during retrieval. However, it is currently unknown if the effect of sleep on memory extends to the generalisation of the mechanisms that subserve sentence comprehension. We address this question by analysing electroencephalogram data recorded from 36 participants during an artificial language learning task and an 8hr nocturnal sleep period. We found that a period of sleep was associated with increased alpha/beta synchronisation and improved behavioural performance. Cross-frequency coupling analyses also revealed that spindle-slow wave coupling predicted the consolidation of varying word order permutations, which was associated with distinct patterns of task-related oscillatory activity during sentence processing. Taken together, this study presents converging behavioural and neurophysiological evidence for a role of sleep in the consolidation of higher order language learning and associated oscillatory neuronal activity. SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT The endogenous temporal coordination of neural oscillations supports information processing during both wake and sleep states. Here we demonstrate that spindle-slow wave coupling during non-rapid eye movement sleep predicts the consolidation of complex grammatical rules and modulates task-related oscillatory dynamics previously implicated in sentence processing. We show that increases in alpha/beta synchronisation predict enhanced sensitivity to grammatical violations after a period of sleep and strong spindle-slow wave coupling modulates subsequent task-related theta activity to influence behaviour. Our findings reveal a complex interaction between both wake- and sleep-related oscillatory dynamics during the early stages of language learning beyond the single word level.

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2020
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