Births
0 Comments | Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era; Combined Saturday edition, Jul 28, 2010
AXE, April E., Quarryville, and Christopher W. Osborne, Holtwood, a daughter, at Women & Babies Hospital, Saturday.
BABB, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. (Kendra Wallace), Goodville, a son, at Women & Babies Hospital, Saturday.
BISHOP, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. (Crystal McCandless), Ephrata, a son, at Women & Babies Hospital, Sunday.
CAMPBELL, Mr. and Mrs. Brian (Charity Weaver), Arcadia, Fla., a daughter, at the Family Birth Center, Naples, Fla., Monday. Maternal grandparents are Wilmer and Sylvia Weaver, Elverson.
CARBAJAL, Vilma Padilla, Lancaster, a daughter, at Women & Babies Hospital, Friday.
DROEGE, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. (Charlotte Peiffer), Mount Joy, a son, at Women & Babies Hospital, Sunday.
DURGEY, Theresa, and Michael L
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Quake strikes South Pacific
0 Comments | Manila Bulletin, July 25, 2010
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) – The United States Geological Survey says an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6 has struck the South Pacific off the coasts of Tonga, Samoa and American Samoa.
There have been no reports of damage and no tsunami was triggered. The quake struck Sunday afternoon and was centered at sea 237 kilometers southwest of Apia in Samoa and 405 kilometers north of Neiafu in Tonga. It was at a depth of 41 kilometers.
Residents of Apia and Neiafu told The Associated Press that they didn’t notice it.
A magnitude 8 earthquake close to Samoa on Sept. 29 killed 34 people in American Samoa, 183 in Samoa and nine in Tonga, when tsunami waves up to 46 feet (14 meters) high crashed ashore.
Joshua A. Ray
0 Comments | Sun Journal; Lewiston, Me., Jun 26, 2010 | by Anonymous
GREENE ? Joshua A. Ray, 20, of Sawyer Road, Greene died unexpectedly at his home on Thursday, June 24.
He was born in Lewiston, Oct. 7, 1989, the son of Tammy L. Ray. He attended schools in Greene and later attended Leavitt High School.
He was currently employed for ServPro Carpet Cleaning in Auburn.
Josh enjoyed fishing, camping, dirtbiking and snowmobiling, but most of all he loved spending time with his baby daughter, Hollylyn.
He is survived by his daughter, Hollylyn A
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Market Wire, May, 2010
As America’s baby boomer population enters its golden years, the demand for home heath care has never been greater. The latest exclusive report from Franchise Direct ( www.FranchiseDirect.com ), one of the world’s top franchise portals, documents the exorbitant growth of the home care franchise sector in recent years. For entrepreneurs looking to make a difference in people’s lives while earning a comfortable living, home care franchises have emerged as the perfect investment.
Franchise Direct, who released the annual rankings of the Top 100 Global Franchises , is an established authority in assessing the franchise industry. Home care businesses have been selected for their latest report because the sector stands to become one of the most lucrative franchise industries in the future.
As the Franchise Direct home care business report outlines, these businesses have been around for more than a century, having blossomed after the creation of Medicare and Medicaid. Put briefly, home care businesses provide essential care to patients seeking treatment in their home, instead of a hospital. With Americans demanding a more humane and homely alternative to hospital treatment, home care franchises have prospered because they offer a proven, trustworthy care model.
The bright future of home care franchises is underwritten by a massive generational shift. The population of Americans over 65 is expected to double over the next 40 years. The so-called ‘graying of America’ means that there will be about 62 million American retirees by 2020
Milner travels with Villa as O’Neill plays hardball
0 Comments | Herald, The; Glasgow (UK), Jul 27, 2010 | by steve nailor
James Milner has been included in Aston Villa’s squad for the Guadiana Cup in Portugal this weekend after holding “amicable” talks with club manager Martin O’Neill.
The 24-year-old returned to pre-season training yesterday after being given a month’s holiday following England’s early exit from the World Cup. He was expected to sign for Manchester City on his return, freeing O’Neill to move for Celtic’s Aiden McGeady, but the latest statement from Villa appears to indicate that they are willing to test City’s determination to sign the winger.
Milner has been the subject of one pound(s)20m bid already from Manchester City which was rejected by Villa. O’Neill wants as much as pound(s)30m though it is believed pound(s)25m would seal the deal. A statement read: “James Milner trained with the rest of the Villa squad today at Bodymoor Heath
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What dealers of credit card and high-risk lenders who ask for rate of interests that are more than eighteen percent make the most of is the reality that the majority of students have problems relating to cash flow. A flow of cash disruption happens when because of some unanticipated expenditure, a student needs to use up all the money he owns for transactions on a daily basis and needs to look for finance. If the income expense proportion is too taut, then debt will begin to accumulate and this fierce circle would go on until an unexpected earning works it out or else until the person is made to request for bankruptcy.
There is an easy method to put a stop to this predicament; you have to comprise an emergency savings amount prepared to take care of unforeseen happenings and an income expense proportion, which will allow you to restore this amount in only a few months.
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Market Wire, June, 2010
Internetters, one of the UKs largest providers of Domain Name, Web Hosting and Email Services, has announced a significant price reduction on one of the most popular Country Code Top Level Domain Names on the Internet.
Until 30th June 2010, anyone wishing to purchase a .ES domain extension with Internetters can do so at 50% of normal cost, representing a saving of over GBP 6.
The offer on the .ES domain name follows on from another recent upgrade to the extension, announced in April this year, allowing new and existing customers the ability to register their .ES domains for 10 years and ensuring ownership into the future.
“Internetters currently sells a significant number of Country Code domains names from across the world, but with recent changes to registration length and with Spain being one of the favourites to do well in South Africa this year, we decided to run a significant discount on the .ES domain extension” comments Sarah Haran, Managing Director at Internetters.
“We’ve been working hard in recent months to improve service and offers delivered through the Internetters brand, which has resulted in a move into Social Media, discounts on domains and upgrades to web hosting features.”
Internetters has indeed been working hard to provide more benefit to its customer base, new and existing, most notably with three significant upgrades to its web hosting packages , including the introduction of compatibility with WordPress, the improved management and functionality for MySQL database users and the upgrade to Unlimited Bandwidth on shared hosting packages.
Discounts have also been made available across the full range of popular CentralNic domain extensions and more, on top of an overall price reduction on domains put in place in 2009.
Sarah continued “The brand continues to be popular amongst its loyal customer base and upgrades and offers such as this allow us to reward that loyalty. Our intention is to announce more offers and service improvements in the coming months, so it is a busy and productive time for us.”
Internetters is an established UK based web service provider offering domain registration , web hosting and email services to suit the requirements of both consumers and businesses throughout the UK and beyond. A variety of recent service updates and high profile promotions has seen a positive reaction from its global customer base and the company continues to put together plans for further improvement to cement its position as one of the leading providers in the UK.
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Bankruptcy filings up 25% over last year
0 Comments | Patriot Ledger, The; Quincy, Mass., Jul 23, 2010 | by Jon Chesto
BOSTON – The number of bankruptcy filings in Massachusetts surged by 25 percent in the first six months of the year, as many consumers struggled with job losses, changing credit card terms and foreclosures.
The Warren Group reported Thursday that through June 30, 11,847 filers statewide sought protection through Chapter 7, Chapter 11 or Chapter 13 of the federal bankruptcy code.
That figure, which includes businesses and individuals, represents a 25.2 percent increase from the same January-June period in 2009. The sharp rise could put the state on track to surpass the rush of bankruptcies in 2005, before strict limits took effect.
“It’s telling the story that people are absolutely at their wit’s end,” said Vincent Valvo, group publisher for the Boston-based Warren Group’s real estate and financial publications. “It also tells the story of how overextended folks got.”
The most common bankruptcy filing is Chapter 7, which can completely erase many kinds of loans. The number of Chapter 7 filings in the state rose to 9,142 in the first six months of 2010, up 17.6 percent from the same period in 2009.
But the use of Chapter 13 rose dramatically, with 2,586 Chapter 13 filings in the first half of the year, up 62 percent from the same time in 2009. Chapter 13 filings can be used to work out payment plans to prevent foreclosures.
Winchester lawyer Nina Parker said many of her clients come to her office after lenders fail to offer permanent loan modifications to keep borrowers in their homes.
“People are feeling defeated,” said Parker, co-chairwoman of the Boston Bar Association’s bankruptcy section. “They do everything they can to comply with the (loan modification) programs, but the lenders don’t follow through.”
Richard Gottlieb, a bankruptcy lawyer in Boston, said high unemployment – the state’s jobless rate has been at 9 percent or above since September – has made it tough for many people to make ends meet. Many dual-income households struggle when one of the wage- earners lose a job unexpectedly.
“I’ve never seen it this bad,” Gottlieb said. “I’ve never seen this level of misery
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Also available are dietary supplements that help with
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Recently interest has developed in the role of exercise for
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at Tufts University in Boston, says, ?Often what happens with
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Make work-shy thief repay debt
0 Comments | Evening Post; Bristol (UK), May 22, 2010
E caught him red-handed.
WA man a probation officer’s report deemed unfit to carry out community work because of his bad back.
Yet a man apparently quite capable of carrying lengths of metal around his front garden without any obvious problems or discomfort.
Perhaps he has recovered or perhaps he simply could not care less about being seen.
Either way, Wayne Cunningham seems to be capable of far more than he would have magistrates believe.
Cunningham has been deceiving Bristol City Council and, indirectly, the rest of us for more than two years.
He is called a benefit cheat but he is actually a thief.
He effectively stole Pounds 10,000 from taxpayers by claiming benefit and council tax relief while he had a job.
He told his solicitor he thought one government department would inform another about his change of circumstances.
That is at best naive and at worst deceitful.
His job involves him driving, loading and unloading vehicles.
So if he can do that, surely he can carry out unpaid community work.
When they sentence him, magistrates need to treat his claims in the interview with a probation officer with caution.
They need to order him to do a lengthy stint of unpaid community work.
It does not have to be heavy manual work but at least he will be forced to do something for the community he has defrauded.
Then magistrates need to make sure he pays back every penny of the money he has wrongfully claimed.
And at a rate that will make him appreciate it is part of his punishment.
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