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...Phyllis Karas, a stringer for People magazine who has covered the event for years, says there was one thing different about this year’s ceremony: “Never in my life have I had to submit my questions in advance for the Woman of the Year.” Apparently Zeta-Jones has a touch of diva...
...claim, sometimes without the knowledge of an illiterate or non-English-speaking asylum seeker. Refugee advocates say that sloppy advice and in some cases neglect continue to hurt asylum seekers' chances. One detainee now entering his sixth year at Baxter was assured by his migration agent that she would submit key evidence to the tribunal before a decision on his case was made. When a friend rang to check on the case, she was told that the agent had failed to file the evidence and was no longer with the firm. The tribunal rejected the man's claim...
Mental health aside, students also need to know their grades as soon as possible for numerous practical reasons. Many applications for summer internships and other programs are due at the end of January, and usually require fall semester grades. Even if students can submit grades as a late supplement, doing so may decrease their chances of acceptance. Besides applications, knowledge of grades is needed for financial reasons: many scholarships are contingent upon the grades received each term, and lower drivers insurance is available for (documented) high-performing students. And in terms of coursework, knowing...
...London, who wanted to sell a cashmere dressing gown but didn't want to deal with the nuts and bolts of the process. "I lead a very busy life. I just want to get rid." With no time to write a blurb and take digital photos of the gown, submit them to eBay, monitor the auction, and await payment before shipping the item, Labovitch instead brought her gown to Auctioning4u - a two-year-old London company that did it all for her. The firm got her a $630 selling price, and took just over $200 of that for itself. Welcome...
LOVEPOETRY.COM Packed with classic verse from Blake, Wordsworth and Shakespeare, this site lets wannabe Walt Whitmans submit their own rhymes as well...