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Hillary Clinton’s top State Department aide, Huma Abedin, left classified government information that needed to be burned in the front seat of her vehicle. “Favor” is the subject of Abedin’s July 20, 2009 email to Lauren Jiloty, Clinton’s personal assistant. Judicial Watch obtained the records and hundreds more pages of Abedin emails as part of its ongoing Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the State Department. “I’m going to have ambassador ride on next drive,” wro ...

I've gotten hooked on Kristin Hannah's books, especially Winter Garden and Home Front, but I'm afraid I'm running out on the ones available for ebook and audiobook. Any suggestions for similar authors? ...

saw some flameless candles and they looked pretty real and added nice look to room. bought one at dollar store but it doesn't flicker very well. anybody use these? -- can you recommend where to buy decent looking ones? thanks. ...

I've recently returned to college (January 2010). I'm eligible for a pell grant for the fall 2010/spring 2010 semesters. I was looking into a Stafford loan, but my local bank said they don't do college loans any more, something the government took away. For those of you who are in school and have some sort of loan, would you mind sharing what you have? Thanks. ...

When I saw "Job Prospects are Dimming for Radiology Trainees," I was concerned because I was considering going back to school to become an x-ray tech or sonographer. However, the NY Times article is referring to actual radiologists and the fact that their job market is taking the same kind of downturn as the one for MTs. The words "sweat shops" actually appear in this article. While the author downplays the role of offshoring to foreign entities, we all know that is the next lo ...

server. Platte River Networks (PRN) got a $493,000 loan from the Small Business Administration in August 2014 and another $350,000 loan in September 2015. Just a coincidence. Just like the half-million “campaign contribution” funneled to the FBI agent’s wife. It’s remarkable how many coincidences happen around the Clintons. ...

Small improvements Small improvements matter, because they can add up to big changes. If you add just one percent to your efforts each day, day after day, in only seventy days your effectiveness will double. Small improvements are easy to make, and they can make a big difference. The key is to keep making them, to continue improving on the improvements. Are you frustrated because you’re not as effective as you’d like to be? You can begin to change that right now, and put an end to ...

A wonderful small MT company in my town will soon be faced with closing if the Health Care Reform bill is passed. She does not provide health insurance for her MTs but pays them well enough that they can afford their own (14 cpl). She cannot afford health insurance for them because her group is too small for any significant discounts. If the Health Care Reform passes which states that employers who do not provide health insurance will be fined/taxed $750 per employee, this MT c ...

A former four-term Democratic congressman from Alabama and one time strong supporter of President Barack Obama will campaign for Mitt Romney Wednesday in Virginia - Obama's former campaign aide. ...

Today, again, announced they are suing the President for Obamacare. I think President Obama kicked the small dog in the teeth last night. I am absolutely against animal abuse, but sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do to move on. Maybe the GOP could go to obedience school and learn how to play with the big dogs. ...

Americans are known around the world for their love of big cars. Many wouldn’t be caught dead behind the wheel of one of those little cars you’re more likely to see on the streets in Europe. But as gas prices continue to climb higher and more Americans become concerned with the environmental impact of larger, less fuel-efficient cars, small cars are starting to grow in popularity even here. What many haven’t considered is that smaller cars tend to have a lower safety rating. For example in ...

Well, after I blew off steam here. I decided to keep my mouth shut. No telling anyone off or mouthing off in the stands. I had very nicely asked the coach if there was anything my DD needed to work on to be able to be a flyer and I decided to just leave it at that. I decided that I would alienate my daughter more by running my mouth and I decided nothing would change anyway. So I threw up my hands in futility and swallowed my anger which was EXTREMELY difficult! Fa ...

The last 3 multivites I have tried are too big and I have a really hard time swallowing them. Splitting the pill causes it to get caught up in the throat. Whatever happened to those small One-A-Days? The chewable kind are almost double the cost of tablets. Any suggestions? ...

I just had a mammogram in March of this year, everything fine. I noticed a slightly bigger than pencil eraser size reddish lesion on 1 margin of my breast day before yesterday. I have had other skin lesions and made visits to the dermatologist as recent as about 2 months ago, had seborrheic dermatitis on my face, also notice sometimes I have like a red, itching place on the upper groin. I wonder if I should be worried enough to go back in and have this latest place checked out? ...

I moved to this very small town 5 years ago, and I have noticed that favoritism, who you know, how much money you have, etc. plays a HUGE part in kids sports, school activities, town activities, etc. Now, I'm not one of those mothers who thinks that my children are the best at everything they do and deserve to be the star all of the time. Also I have seen it happen to other kids that aren't my own and I've heard other parents complaining about among themselves whilst s ...

More Small Businesses Offering Health Care To Employees Thanks To Obamacare Jan. 6 2011 - 2:18 pm By RICK UNGAR The first statistics are coming in and, to the surprise of a great many, Obamacare might just be working to bring health care to working Americans precisely as promised. The major health insurance companies around the country are reporting a significant increase in small businesses offering health care benefits to their employees. Why? Because the tax cut created in the new heal ...

Has anyone had success with advertising a small business using a fan page (or whatever they call it) on FB? I have yet to set up an account. I do not want a personal account as I have been told that FB tries to link your personal and business info together. In addition to being a PT MT, I am also a travel consultant working out of my home. It's an established family business with a long-time website. I would like to use that website name as ...

Do you children (maybe around 4 years old) cry a lot? We have a neighbor who has a little girl and she is always crying - and I mean always. I don't think we've ever heard longer than a half hour without her crying. She's playing with other kids and she cries, she's in the swimming pool and she's crying, eating crying, etc, etc. Since I never had kids or friends who had kids I don't know if this is normal. Just was curious. ...

This would be in the country, possibly right outside of or on the outskirts of a small town, farming communities. Its about 30 minutes from several larger cities and suburbs of Chicago, so lots of diversity in incomes living close but affordable to purchase. I would love to have a small house, the white picket fence, a few small outbuildings to fix up and maybe do a big garden, etc. I was just wondering if anyone has suggestions as to what kind of income could be had ...

Portrait of Robert Moffit Robert Moffit Robert E. Moffit, a seasoned veteran of more than three decades in Washington policymaking, is a senior fellow in The Heritage Foundation's Center for Health Policy Studies. Read his research. It seems that federal officials have worked overtime to undermine public trust. Benghazi, the IRS abuses, the “fast and furious” gun-running fiasco, the solar power boondoggles, and the seemingly endless implementation problems of the Af ...

It seems that federal officials have worked overtime to undermine public trust. Benghazi, the IRS abuses, the “fast and furious” gun-running fiasco, the solar power boondoggles, and the seemingly endless implementation problems of the Affordable Care Act—all these scandals have common themes: arrogant and abusive bureaucracy, double dealing, lame excuses, and legal hairsplitting.  All these scandals have common themes: arrogant and abusive bureaucracy, double dealing, lame excuses, ...

Here's my problem. He is the worst dog ever! He knocks over the trash cans and gets into the trash, he hikes his leg on everything from my bed, to my couch, to who knows what. He hates my cat. He barks at every thing. And to top it all off, he has become very attached to my daughter to the point that he wants to sleep with her which is an absolute no. However, he manages to slip into her room at night and when I try to remove him from the bed, he becomes ...

I haven't had her for long. I adopted her from some redneck looking people who were trying to pass her off as a puppy in the Wal-Mart parking lot. She just looked so sad, and I just had to take her. She's not a puppy. The vet said she's at least three years old. Anyway, I bought kibble and bits and I noticed she roots around in the bowl and eats all the chewy bits. She will eventually eat the kibble, but it seems like it is too big and too ...

Around 3 years ago I had a credit card that I put a pair of tires put on (about $180). I then promptly essentially lost my job and had a series of job hopping over the next year, going through about five jobs, none of them living up to their lofty promise of easy platform and lots of work. In keeping the soap opera-esque quality, I was also dating an alcoholic at that time, and after I lost my job I moved in with him so I could save on electricity, internet, cable, telephone, etc.&nb ...

I've been reading a lot about this. Full time workers will be fired or hours cut thanks to Obamacare. http://washingtonexaminer.com/74-of-small-businesses-will-fire-workers-cut-hours-under-obamacare/article/2533131 ...

when he landed at the Burlington airport. He bypassed the reporters and his motorcade left the airport. We were congregated just down the block and he instructions Ted the driver to stop and got out and greeted us all with hugs. The Secret Service was going nuts! Anyone interested can watch this video. I just feel bad that we didn't do enough to show the rest of the country what a good man he is and what a wonderful president he would have made for all the peop ...

They will save you money, will also handle security detail for your business. ...

Saw this on PBS last night. My heart breaks for these small towns. In a lot of them, the hospital was the anchor. People have lost jobs, stores have closed, seniors have to travel hundreds of miles for health care. What has become of this country? More than 50 rural hospitals have closed since 2010 (during Okingme's reign) as well as many more community hospitals throughout the land. ...

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