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By investments September 12, 2005
BY JASON M. MORLEY Generally, the things we hate to do most, we put off last on our to-do list. In my case, it is whatever my wife asks me to do around the house. ...
By dating-singles September 11, 2005
Long Island Speed Dating; Long Island Dating; Long Island Single; Long Island Singles We all know about Ashton and Demi, and I have women yelling at me all the time saying I need to put ...
By self-defense September 09, 2005
Martial arts is serious business. Your life could depend on what you learn or fail to learn. Here are some tips that will help you find a school that meets YOUR needs. 1. Watch classes ...
By fatherfrank September 09, 2005
Your son is a senior in high school. He is your firstborn. He is a reasonable student and an excellent athlete. On the outside, he is polite and gracious, especially towards adults. Everyone loves him. ...
By alarms September 08, 2005
An astounding and unexpected number of people are dropping their (POTS) plain old telephone system, for the latest trends in phone service, VoIP. According to Frost & Sullivan there were 100,000 VoIP users at the ...
By funstuff September 08, 2005
The 3rd Annual Best Pizza on Long Island Contest is underway. Pizzerias from Valley Stream to Montauk are competing to be named "Best Pizza on Long Island!" Your VOTE counts, so go vote for your ...
By amusement-parks September 08, 2005
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By careers September 08, 2005
If you are in a job search and aren't receiving viable hits, it's time to walk a mile in an employer's shoes. Okay, I realize what you may be thinking. For just one day, you ...
By psychologist September 06, 2005
In view of the devastation of hurricane Katrina, we are again facing a national disaster. Those who are not primarily affected by the destruction and havoc the storm has brought may feel empathetic, but somewhat ...
By malpractice September 06, 2005
1. Your lawsuit is not guaranteed to win or get you money. Even with a good experienced attorney, you may still lose. a. This is true whether you have a great case, or even a ...
By malpractice September 06, 2005
1. Lawsuits seek to compensate you for your injuries. a. They compensate you for: i. Your lost wages, and your future lost wages, ii. Your medical expenses, both past and future, and iii. Your pain ...
By malpractice September 06, 2005
Despite popular opinion about the "skyrocketing" increase in malpractice suits and awards, the number of suits has not increased since 1996, and in most cases, plaintiffs receive nothing. There are a variety of reasons why ...
By malpractice September 06, 2005
SNOW & ICE INJURIES Winter time inevitably causes people to slip on snow and ice. They don't wear the right shoes or boots, the driveway wasn't plowed and the street wasn't sanded. If you fall ...
By malpractice September 06, 2005
WHEN AN INJURY HAPPENS AT CAMP, HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The call you never want to hear is made to your home... "Your son was injured in the dining room...he fell through a ...
By smallbusinesscoaching September 06, 2005
In the last 35 years, both awareness and concern for our natural environment have become incorporated into our consciousness. Natural fibers, recycling, biodegradable goods, concern for natural habitats, the disappearing ozone layer, and second-hand
By alarms September 06, 2005
Over the last 22 years that I have been involved in the security alarm industry, I have seen quite an evolution. Changes have not only taken place in what type of equipment is available, but ...
By fatherfrank August 30, 2005
By the time you read this column, millions of students across the country will be back in school and tens of thousands of teachers will be back standing in front of students. Many students are ...
By fatherfrank August 26, 2005
"Binging" - a new college sport that has gained popularity on many college campuses in recent years. Countless students from our area will begin or return to college to start the fall semester. They will ...
By electric August 21, 2005
A Kitchen is one of the more complicated rooms to develop a lighting plan for. One reason is it requires all three types of light, general lighting, task lighting and accent lighting. There is also ...
By travel August 21, 2005
A restored vintage seaplane flew over the Statue of Liberty and landed near Battery Park in Manhattan August 27, re-creating part of a 1929-31 around-the-world flight by an aviation pioneer. Legendary German aviator Claudius Dornier ...
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