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“They are doing things to have a place of their own and I think that’s great,” he said, referring to efforts of social clubs to acquire housing.
More bad news reached the pilots from Washington, where last week Kenneth Mead, the Department of Transportation's Inspector General, delivered a scathing report to Congress on the Transportation Security Administration - the new agency tasked with protecting commercial aviation. Mead said the TSA would not acquire enough explosive detection machines...
While Un Poquito Mas was certainly distinctive in its style of music, their performance was not as finely tuned as some of the other groups. Their energy was correspondingly low and Latin music that should have inspired dancing lost some of its pizzazz as spectators remained seated and somber. Hopefully...
Highfields currently owns 10 percent of Reader’s Digest non-voting stock and 3.5 percent of its voting stock. In the deal it would acquire a majority of the voting stock from Wallace-Reader’s Digest Funds, which owns 50 percent of the voting stock.
Simply this: Seek out and retain friends, in college and afterward. I know some very talented adults who feel justified in having few or no friends because no one meets their high standards. Perhaps these perfectionists are being authentic to themselves, but every one of them is also authentically lonely...