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Massachusetts leads the nation in providing benefits and services to the 385,000 veterans and their families that reside in the Commonwealth and it's paying off.
Massachusetts has seen a dramatic drop in the veterans' unemployment rate down to 2.7%* in the first quarter of 2014. The national unemployment rate for all veterans has dropped from a high of 9.8% in 2011 to 5%. **
Veterans are getting hired because employers realize the value a veteran brings to their organization, the dedication, leadership and the ability to get the job done regardless of the pressure around them.
State government and institutions of higher learning are reaching out to the veteran community to fill job vacancies. Earlier this year, the Patrick Administration hosted a statewide job fair to introduce veterans to good-paying public service jobs. Nearly 300 veterans attended the career fair. All Secretariats in the Executive Branch as well as the Judiciary, Authorities and Suffolk County were represented, with a total of 55 public employers in attendance.
For the second year in a row, Harvard University is partnering with the 33 Massachusetts One-Stop Career Centers to host a Veterans' Appreciation Event in the fall. About 100 veterans are expected to attend this all day casual and friendly networking event to learn how to navigate careers in higher education. Look for more information on this event to be posted soon.
If you're a new veteran returning to civilian employment, there is dedicated support through the Massachusetts One-Stop Career Centers. At each Career Center, veterans receive front of the line service with a veterans' representative and staff ready to help you with career guidance, job matching, training opportunities and resources to get you back to work quickly.
Each month, Career Centers host recruitments and job fairs where veterans are given priority to meet with hiring employers. Career Centers also offer a number of programs like the Hiring Incentive Training Grant that pays employers when they hire veterans. Be sure to tell a prospective employer about these incentives – it may help clinch the job for you!
Here's a great tip from Dennis Pellegrino, a former Navy veteran and now a Veteran's Representative for Career Source in Cambridge. "I encourage veterans to go into a career center and take advantage of the special services geared toward helping veterans. And to stay in touch with the Vet Rep to explore opportunities that come up frequently. "
To learn more about Veterans' programs and services or to find a veterans' representative in your local area, go to www.mass.gov/dcs/veterans.
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An orphan girl begins a new life, a vigilante attempts a fresh start, and a corrupt rancher plots their destruction in The Vigilante's Bride, a pleasant read by Yvonne Harris. This western combines the spirit of Christian romance with a captivating plot. Like its female protagonist, it's wholesome with a bit of spunk.
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BROOKLYN PARK, Md. — Police say a number of firearms were stolen from an unmarked police car in Anne Arundel County.
An off-duty officer parked his vehicle in front of his Brooklyn Park area home on Thursday, Feb. 6 and when he returned to the vehicle the morning of Friday, Feb. 7, he found that someone had broken into the vehicle, police say.
The officer immediately noticed that a department issued Colt 223 rifle, a Sig Sauer SRT 40 caliber service weapon, ammunition and a ballistic vest were missing, police say. The items had been secured in the vehicle out of view in the trunk.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Lucas Brody was just 10 years-old when he watched the Twin Towers fall to the ground one block from his New York home on September 11, 2001; Caitlin Langone was 12 when her police officer dad died that day trying to rescue people from the scene.
Millions of other children in the United States were not born in 2001, or were too young to remember — still less comprehend — the traumatic events of September11.
Jackson concert organizers reach out to unhappy fans
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – The organizers of a controversial Michael Jackson Tribute concert said on Tuesday they were going ahead with the event, but they offered disgruntled fans the chance to air their concerns in a global conference call.
"We are 100 percent going ahead. We will continue to announce names for the line-up. We are moving forward and now we will try to address issues that have been raised by fans," Juliette Harris, a spokeswoman for Global Events Live told Reuters.
"Mad Men" inspires look back for new TV hits
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – "Basically, it's 'Mad Men', with boobs," quipped Joel McHale.
The actor and comedian was joking recently about the upcoming drama series "The Playboy Club". But McHale could just as easily have been referring to much of the new fall season on U.S. television, as writers revisit the Swinging Sixties (and even the Seventies) in search of 21st century hits.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A group of 35 Michael Jackson fan clubs have joined forces to lobby for the cancellation of a Michael Jackson tribute concert, saying the October event is "doomed to fail".
In an open letter to organizers Global Live Events, the fan clubs representing thousands of die-hard Jackson followers in Europe, Australia, China and Russia, said they had multiple concerns with the October8 event in Wales.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – The estranged husband of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" cast member Taylor Armstrong has been found dead in what police on Tuesday said appeared to be a suicide.
Venture capitalist Russell Armstrong was found dead on Monday evening at a house on Los Angeles' famous Mulholland Drive, a Los Angeles police spokesman said.
BBC America travels beyond "Doctor Who" for new hits
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – If you thought BBC America was all about time-traveling doctors and men behaving badly in cars, get ready to adjust your TV set.
The cable network that introduced Americans to colorful British talent like Ricky Gervais, chef Gordon Ramsay and the car series "Top Gear" is making a big push into original programing in a bid to better compete with fast-growing U.S. channels.
Feminist Gloria Steinem hopes TV doc inspires
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Gloria Steinem may no longer be making the kind of national headlines she drew in the 1970s during the heady days of the women's rights movement.
But she is hoping that a TV documentary about her 40 years on the frontlines of feminism will inspire a new generation to continue the fight because, she says, there is still plenty of work to be done.
Gloria Steinem hopes for TV boycott of "Playboy Club"
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Veteran women's rights campaigner Gloria Steinem said on Friday she hoped TV viewers would boycott "The Playboy Club", calling the 1960s nightclubs tacky and far from the glamorous places depicted in the show.
"Clearly 'The Playboy Club' is not going to be accurate. It was the tackiest place on earth. It was not glamorous at all," Steinem told Reuters in an interview.
Tim Allen searches for real men in return to TV
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Tim Allen is headed back to television in his first network comedy in 12 years, feeling like the last real man in a woman's world.
Or at least, that's what his character Mike is experiencing in "Last Man Standing" — a family man surrounded by three headstrong daughters and a wife who has gone back to work, turning him into the stay at home dad.
"Charlie's Angels" find solid ground in TV remake
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – If you thought "Charlie's Angels" were just kick-ass female superheroes, think again.
"Charlie's Angels" are storming back to U.S. television in September in a high-stakes remake of the classic 1970s series that producers say will bring the crime-fighting trio back down to earth.


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The Outsiders Chapter 6 Summary
- Johnny and Pony are both amazed and ask Dallas if he's talking about Cherry.
- Here's what happened:
- Cherry comes around to the lot on their corner on the same day Two-Bit gets jumped.
- Some of the Greasers "[are] for jumping her then and there, her being the dead kid's girl and all" (6.2).
- Two-Bit doesn't let that happen.
- Cherry feels that she's to blame for the whole situation.
- She wants to give the Greasers information about Soc plans for violence against them.
- She also wants to testify in court that Bob and his friends had been drinking and were looking for trouble.
- She wants to testify that Bob was killed in self-defense.
- (As you probably know, if you kill someone, and you can prove you did it to defend yourself, you might not be punished or your punishment might be less harsh. But, since Cherry wasn't there, and didn't see what happened, would her testimony help? Read a little more about self-defense to decide for yourself.)
- Dallas says she still doesn't like him at all.
- Pony thinks it's because she's scared to "love" him.
- Dallas begins discussing alternative hiding places.
- Then Johnny surprises Dallas and Pony by saying he wants to surrender to the police. He thinks it's the best thing for himself and for Ponyboy.
- They're in the car, headed back to the church, when Johnny asks if his parents had been around, asking if he's OK or anything.
- Dally says no, and that his parents don't care about him either. He just doesn't let it bother him.
- Johnny is obviously hurt by the news, and Pony realizes that the love the gang gives him can't really take the place of parental love.
- As they reach the top of Jay Mountain, Dallas stops the car hard.
- They realize that the church is erupting in flames!
- Pony and Johnny jump out, ignoring Dallas's instructions to stay in the car.
- There are little kids everywhere.
- Johnny says he thinks they must have left a burning cigarette and started the fire.
- A man tells them that he brought the kids for a school picnic and while they were eating, they realized the fire was started.
- A woman comes up and tells the man, Jerry, that she can't find some of the children.
- They hear cries coming from inside the church.
- Ponyboy runs over there, breaks a window, and he and Johnny get in the church.
- They get the back door of the church open and start pushing kids out.
- For the first time, Johnny has lost the scared, helpless look. He's large and in charge in his role as hero.
- Pony starts helping kids out the broken window.
- The smoke and flames are growing and Pony can hardly breathe.
- Finally, all the kids are out, but flaming wood is falling so Johnny moves Pony toward the window too.
- Heavy flames are chasing Pony as he makes it through the window.
- He hears Johnny scream, but then Dallas hits Pony really hard on the back and he passes out.
- When he wakes up he doesn't know where he is.
- He thinks the "fuzz" (6.56), the cops, have him.
- Pony wonders if he's being taken to jail. There's a man in the vehicle with him, and the man says they're in an ambulance.
- Panicking, he asks about Johnny and Dallas, and learns that they're in another ambulance.
- Pony asks why Dallas hit him in the back like that and learns that his entire back was on fire, so Dallas hit him to put out the flames.
- The jacket he was wearing (the one Dally gave him) protected him from being burned more severely.
- Now Pony remembers the man he's talking to – he's the teacher, Jerry, who was at the church. He asks if they're being taken to the hospital.
- Dallas, he finally learns, was burned trying to get Johnny out of the church, but doesn't seem hurt too badly.
- Unfortunately, the news isn't so good about Johnny. A burning piece of wood fell on his back, probably breaking it, and his burns are very bad.
- Now Jerry tells Pony that he and his friends are heroes, that they are "the bravest kids [he's] seen in a long time" (6.72).
- Pony informs him that aren't heroes, just Greasers.
- The man hasn't heard of Greasers, so Pony explains that they're "hoods, JDs [Juvenile Delinquents]" (6.75).
- He goes on to tell Jerry that "Johnny is wanted for murder, and Dallas has a record with the fuzz a mile long" (6.75).
- Jerry is shocked, but says he's still taking all of them to the hospital in town. He knows Ponyboy lives in town because of the card in his wallet.
- Pony asks if the little kids are all OK, and learns that they are.
- A while later, Pony's sitting in the hospital waiting room, bruised but basically fine.
- Dally was awake and cursing when they'd brought him into the hospital on a stretcher, but Johnny was fully passed out. Pony's happy to see that there aren't any burns on Johnny's face.
- Jerry Wood, the teacher, is still here, and keeps saying how grateful he is to Pony for saving the kids.
- Jerry comes into the waiting room and sees Pony smoking a cigarette.
- He tells him he shouldn't do that.
- Confused, Pony looks around for a no smoking sign, and doesn't see one.
- Jerry tells him he's not old enough to be smoking.
- Pony has never heard this before. All the neighborhood kids, boys and girls alike, are smokers, with the exception of Darry.
- Suddenly, Jerry smiles, and tells him that his brothers are here to see him.
- Pony runs into Soda's arms.
- Darry's standing back, and his "eyes [are] pleading" (6.90).
- First Pony thinks about how mean Darry is, and how his older brother yells and hit him that night. Darry doesn't care about him.
- Then he sees tears dripping from his brother's eyes. And Darry never cries, not even when his parents died.
- Now it all makes sense to Pony. He realizes that Darry gets mad at him because he loves him and is worried about him.
- He runs into his brother's arms, and starts saying he's sorry.
- Darry is trying hard to control his crying eyes and says, "Oh Pony, I thought we'd lost you… like we did mom and dad…" (6.96).
- Yes, now Pony understands it all. Darry had acted the way he'd acted because he was afraid of losing more loved ones.
- Pony can't believe he'd misjudged him, and thought he had no feelings.
- Now that he knows how much Darry loves him, Pony feels like he's "home" (6.97).
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This is so weird. I went out to check on the garden, after almost a straight week of rain, and found some sort of white substance all over my plants. I have a large bed with a variety of plants, and there is this stuff on all of them. Because of the shear magnitude of this, I don't really think it can be a disease or bug, at least I hope not. It's on the peonies, the hosta, the catmint, the heliopsis, etc...It is not just in the leaf axils, and not just on the leaves, but sort of scattered. As if someone took a bowl of something and just blew it all over. It's sort of haphazardly blown around. Kind of cottony, but all different sizes. Like I mentioned earlier, it has been raining a lot, and the trees have all been dropping their litter everywhere. There are mainly oaks, maples, and redbuds in this general area. I took a picture, but could not get a clear shot. But it does show the general placement of these specks. (it's the white stuff on leaves.) I would be so appreciative of any ideas on what it might be, or what to do now? Thank you for reading this long post.
I'd be hesitant to quess without seeing a better image. And do these things (or this stuff) move.....have you investigated to see if there is a living critter inside all of the fluff?
There are plenty of insects around that fit that description, but.....let's see a better photograph.
No, nothing moves, and if I lightly touch it or blow on it, it easily falls off. I will try for another pic. Thanks for replying. But I know it's not spittlebugs. That's what I thought of at first. If it is an insect, could it be possible that's it's on that many plants?
I'm thinking in terms of woolly aphids, but there are other insects that resemble this. But the woolly aphids have a teensy critter inside all of that fuzz.
An improved picture might help, for sure.
Do you have cottonwoods there? (Though it would be early for THAT to be happening, I think.)
I can't get a hold of one of my kid's cameras (once again, mom goes without, LOL.) But I was inspecting the white stuff a little closer today, and did not see any insect inside the fluff. I rubbed it and it just disintegrated with no bug anywhere. What baffles me the most is that this stuff is on all the plants in this bed. I'm talking over 100 plants. It looks like it was dumped from an airplane. Weird. I googled pics of wolley aphids, and while my stuff resembles it, it's still not exact. Thanks for bearing with me on this mystery rhizo.
It sounds like you have done a good inspection to rule out insects. If you squish one and it does not have a liquid center, then it must be something else. There doesn't seem to be any discoloration around the spots, so I would rule out a fungal infection also.
Do the plants seem to be suffereing in any way from the presence of this stuff? I'm starting to think it must be something that just blew in from somewhere.
It sure did come up last year and I was one of the ones who had it! It was on my hydrangeas. It was like this fluffy snow. Did not cling to the leaves, but looked almost like it got blown into crevices. I could blow it right off. It was not alive and did not look like any fungus I've seen. Some others had the same stuff. My plants were never hurt by it and eventually it disappeared. Probably blew away! I don't think anyone else who talked about saw damage, either. I don't think I'd worry about it, but it makes for a good mystery. Here's a shot of mine. Ignore the icky-looking leaf. That was some other problem. Sigh.
Karen, yes...that's it! No one figured it out last year? Man, this is so weird. I've hosed down most of the plants with a strong stream of water, and that seems to have worked. It doesn't seem to have hurt the plants, but it did look messy.
rhizo, a microscope inspection does seem to be in order. LOL.
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This sounded kind of interesting so I thought I would get out my Sunset Problem Solver book to see if anything was shown that resembled this white fluff. The only thing that I found that had any resemblance to Karen's picture, is a picture in my book that is labeled "Psyllids". "The adult is very much like a leaf hopper but the smaller, wingless nymph's are nearly immobile and often have a white, waxy coating" quoting the book. In theory, they suck plant juices, leave sooty mold behind. The lady at the nursery is wrong about this particular fluff. I know what she is referring to and it's not like Karen's picture. If this stuff is just going away on it's own or easily washed off, it's hard to believe it could be psyllids but the picture and the fluff look the same. At allexperts.com a gal who follows organic practices said that she uses baking soda and water to spray her plants and claims she hasn't had bugs or diseases for 4 years. I thought that was amazing so I bought a big box of soda to try. Any chance of getting some scrapings and taking them to the high school or jr. college near by? The instructors in the Biology dept. are usually quite happy to help. When I worked at our jr. college, a man came in, looking kinda shaggy and asked to speak to a Biology teacher or someone who would know about bugs. I called over to Biology and the Chair answered. I told her what this guy wanted and she walked over. She extended her hand, introduced herself, asked what she could help with. He said he needed information on bugs. She asked what kind of bugs, and his reply was "the ones living on me." We all took a step back from the guy and the instructor told him that he'd have to see a doctor. He was a happy guy, said "thanks" and left. The rest of us had the hebbee geebees the rest of the day plus a really good laugh.


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Low carb diet regimens don't reduce out carbs entirely. As an alternative they instruct you how you can eat the best sort of meals for a healthy way of life. The problem with many diet regimens is folks still take in way too much sweets. As opposed to public opinion low fat meals are bad for you. Reduced fat meals usually include a great deal of sweets as well as Biotrust Leptiburn Review insufficient fiber.
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Legendary Pictures has unveiled the first teaser logo for Todd Phillips' comedy sequel The Hangover Part III via their Facebook page. The sequel brings back Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms for another adventure in Las Vegas. Take a look at the wolf-pack's new logo.
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One of the challenges with maintaining a health lifestyle is keeping track of all the new data and information. Between blood pressure, when to take medication, what you've been eating and for some glucose levels all this information can become overwhelming. I've found my iPhone to be a very helpful tool. I've picked 7 of my favorite apps to help heart patients record and maintain a healthy lifestyle. My selections are biased to iPhone simply because I own one. I'll add a note if the same app is available on the Android platform.
I've been using iBP ever since I received my iPhone over a year ago. This is one awesome app. Easy to enter data and quickly be on your way. Date and time are automatically logged and readings are recorded using simple scrolling selector where BP is entered along with pulse and weight. Another handy item is the "Note" field in case you need to record a reminder or event with your entry. There is one field that can be user defined, for instance "Blood Glucose," allowing one additional data point to be entered and recorded. The real strength, I've found, is the historical trending graphs. I'm a data guy so bar graphs and trending charts are big in my book and iBP doesn't disappoint. Both Systolic and Diastolic thresholds can be set manually with small "lights" to let you know if you're above or below your targets when you enter your readings. The graphing section offers time range (1 day up to 1 year) and segment morning vs. afternoon/evening readings.
The feature that really stands it apart for me outside of the graphing is the ability to email my results to my Primary Care Physician or Cardiologist. The results can be sent in either plain text (raw data), HTML (formatted tables) or CSV (easily imports into Excel or other spreadsheet software) email formats. If you can't email your doctor you can email the results to yourself and print them out at a computer to bring to your next appointment.
iBP – iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android: iTunes App Store & Google Play ($0.99)
The title says it all, an app for taking your heart rate. It does so by utilizing the built in camera and flash working on the same principle as pulse oximeters to record your heart rate. Quick and easy, just place a finger over the camera and the app takes it from there. Within ~10 seconds your result will be displayed. Takes a little practice but once you've used it reading are pretty quick. The free App will store the last 5 readings and has a field for entering a short note. I use the free version as it does all that I need; paid version ($0.99) adds unlimited storage and removes ads.
Heart Rate – iPhone, iPad2+, iPod Touch, Android: iTunes App Store & Google Play (Free / $0.99)
For those of you not familiar with theheart.org it's a website dedicated to cardiologist and healthcare professionals bringing the latest developments in cardiology and cardiovascular research. A lot of the information is way over my head (remember I'm not a doctor, nor play one on TV) but there are often nuggets that are relevant to my treatments and/or condition that are good to keep aware of. From time to time I'll reference an article from theheart.org on this site and use this handy app to do my research. It does require setting up a user account (which is free) to access the content. The app also allows you to save articles for future reference.
Theheart.org – iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch: iTunes App Store (Free)
The parent of theheart.org, WebMD is one of the best know resources on the web for medical information. WebMD offer the ability to personalize the app with custom lists of your conditions, drugs, topics and articles securely for review later. The symptom checker asks you a series of questions to help narrow down symptoms and provide possible conditions for you to further drill down. The Drug and Treatment section makes it easy to look up medications and get detailed information about side effects, precautions, interactions and photos of the pills to aid in identification. There is even an option to locate a hospital, pharmacy or physician near you using your current location.
WebMD – iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android: iTunes App Store & Google Play (Free)
A great app I use to help with grocery shopping. After a heart attack diet becomes foremost in the battle towards prevention of the next heart event. My first trip to the grocery store took over two hours because I was reading every nutrition label trying to find alternatives for the food I used to love. Fooducate makes it easy to get unbiased nutrition information and more importantly notify you of healthier alternatives. You can automatically scan a product barcode, search for products, or browse by category. Foods are given a letter grade (A+ to F) and offers simplified information to help you make better choices. Fooducate will call out things like if a product has excessive sugar, trans fats, high fructose corn syrup and more. There are over 200,000 foods in their database and it grows daily by allowing users to add products not listed.
Fooducate / Fooducate+ – iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android: iTunes App Store & Google Play (Free / $3.99)
You don't have to live near a Whole Foods to take advantage of their app. This app is all recipes, but what sets it apart is the level of detail one can search is amazingly helpful. The recipe search categories not only include the course (Main Dish, Salads, etc.) or category (One Pot Meals, Budget) but also have a section for Special Diets. Being able to filter by Low Sodium or Fat Free is a huge time saver. Most recipes have pictures and offer full instructions. The app can even put together and save a shopping list of ingredients for you next trip to the store. I've found it very valuable to find new dinner options when the menu at home starts to get monotonous and needs a kick in the pants.
Whole Foods – iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android: iTunes App Store & Google Play (Free)
Exercising is good for you, but motivation on some days is harder to find than a good pair of shoes. But what if you're exercising was also making a contribution to a charity? Being philanthropic while on the treadmill? Yes, it's true. Plus3 Network ( topic of another post ) matches people with corporate donors and charities which "donates" a small amount every time you're active and record it on their site. Using this app and the iPhone's built in GPS you can track your walks, runs and bike rides and easily upload your workouts to Plus3's site so you get the credit you truly deserve. Every activity (they have over 85 activities to choose from) gets assigned a point value and for every mile or minute you accumulate points that equate to a monetary donation to the charity you've chosen.
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NEW YORK(CBSNewYork) — Nearly two months after a mob of teenagers stormed the Kings Plaza Shopping Center the mall saw more chaos.
Hundreds of teenagers ran wild in the mall on Monday, frightening shoppers and employees. One person was arrested.
One witness said that the scene was similar to the rampage that broke out on the day after Christmas.
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No one was arrested during the December melee but a ban on unsupervised teens was put in place for several days.
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ok, I'm not sooo sad anymore...lol
my daughter sent a practice video from her best friend's house.
she went to visit her for the last visit before they leave and Jennifer and her husband gave my DD a 'flip video' camera.
and I was thrilled with the prospect of a webcam but this one can be portable and record the countryside where they'll be living and the yard, while the kids are outside playing.
and I can watch the first birthday party of the little one who is just turning 9 months, the day they leave.
I can surely handle this..
besides, I had a close call of a possible fatal collision, that I narrowly escaped on Sunday night...
I'm feeling extremely lucky, blessed and have a total different outlook on the up and coming future.
no more sadness...I have a second chance to make a good life event out of this.
Becky ;(*_*);
I'm so glad that things are working out for you, Becky. And I think.. that it's because of your positive attitude. :) Good for you! (Drive safely though!)
Your first post about this... and the responses about the web cam brought me to talk with my daughter in TX about it. I hope to get one soon so that my GDaughter and I (she's 10 months old :) can keep in touch. So... thank you for that idea too!


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Bulgarians Busted for Credit Card Fraud in USA
Sixteen Bulgarians have been arrested during a special FBI operation in the United States for money laundering and credit card fraud worth millions of dollars.
Around 30 people were arrested in Chicago and its suburbs as a part of a special operation to crack down on an organized crime group, the Bulgarian International Television (BIT) reported, cited by Dir.bg.
Many of the arrested Bulgarians are with previous criminal records. Two of those arrested have been captured on the territory of Bulgaria, Mediapool revealed.
The FBI has reportedly been following the group in the past 3-4 years in collaboration with the Bulgarian Prosecution and the Bulgarian State Agency for National Security (DANS). They have intercepted a number of phone calls between its members.
An official press conference on the case is due. Charges will be pressed in the coming days.
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Following the success of Animal Planet's "Puppy Bowl," the team at "Conan" was replaced by some much furrier stars.
Last week, fans occupied Conan. This week, it's puppies that took over.
With Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl proving a massive hit, Conan O'Brien and his staff decided to jump aboard the doggie zeitgeist for their own guaranteed viral video smash (this post, of course, is an example). Little white puppies, still more fuzz than fur, presided over a tiny replica set, mimicking the show with precision.
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Dropping some knowledge on these kids! #P2Nation twitter.com/RealPeterson21�— Patrick Peterson (@RealPeterson21) January 12, 2013
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@jareddudley619 fellow SD product and Playing in PHX. In NY for the week with my fianc�. Looking forward to the game tomorrow. Good luck.— Ryan Lindley (@RyanLindley14) January 10, 2013
Visited the Museum of Modern Art & felt a range of emotions; disturbed, moved, confused & this had me intrigued... twitter.com/RyanLindley14/�— Ryan Lindley (@RyanLindley14) January 9, 2013
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I feel blessed to say that I welcomed my daughter into the world on this day.— Robert Housler (@House81) January 9, 2013
On the active volcano (Masaya) in Managua, Nicaragua today to celebrate my B-Day!!! instagr.am/p/UR3oFOoe89/— Andre' Roberts (@ARob12_Cards) January 9, 2013
Here is a pic of me with the skyline of Panama City in their background from a couple of days ago bit.ly/UAID3Z— Larry Fitzgerald (@LarryFitzgerald) January 9, 2013
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