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Teenager Owes $600,000 in Mortgage Loans After ID Theft {AOL Real Estate}

Oct 17th 2011 11:40AM My daughters ID was stolen before the age of 18. This looser used a UPS store in Morton Grove, Il as their street and apt no. It took nearly a year to convince Equifax, TransUnion, Experian and the IRS of her true identity. We've since frozen her credit info and we've filed a report with the police.

Is 30 the New Deadline for Marriage? {Lemondrop}

Nov 4th 2010 10:36AM I sorta disagree. Most of the early maturing guys (engineers, auto techs, pharmacists, doctors, electricians, educators,etc,) have set goals before the age of 30 or so (and these are probably the best catches) but there will always be some late bloomers after 30. Although, most late bloomers I know still haven't bloomed -- maybe they'll bloom after 60.


Also, I think it's more important to be the right one instead of finding the right one.

Charlie Sheen Hospitalized After Naked Run-In With Police at NYC Hotel {PopEater}

Oct 26th 2010 11:36AM Sounds like a cocaine/crack user: anger, agitation, grandios thoughts, invincibility, insomnia, nudity, paranoia, funky body odor, hallucinations mixed or diluted with PCP (angel dust), declares self as the victim, extreme depression after high, heighten sexual appetite, immaturity, shrinking bank accounts, gets drunk (boosts the cocaine effects), steals, lies, lies and more lies.

Unfortunately, once the brain chemistry has been altered -- there's no turning back.

8 things you should pay for - no matter what {WalletPop}

Oct 22nd 2010 10:21AM Guaranteed student loans: if not paid back it can be garnished from you wages, deducted from your social security, prevent you from getting or keeping a professional license (cosmetician to physician to real estate), ruins your credit 7 years after payment, raises your insurance rates and lowers your credit score, prevents you from getting other educational loans.. and the list goes on.

Seven Jobs That Are Worth the Stress {AOL Jobs}

Oct 17th 2010 10:42PM Thanks to all of the police officers (constables, etc), fire fighters, nurses, teachers and all first responders (EMT's etc). Your jobs are truly stressful but we are greatful and blessed to have you in our lives.

Getting Hired When You Don't Have a College Degree {AOL Jobs}

Mar 17th 2010 10:40AM I've hired many people while im management. The first qualifier, for employment, is education (experience, training, certification, etc.) but the second qualifier is personality.

I'm in the medical arena and we cater to sick people; thus, patience,education and personalities are virtues.

The 'who you know' theory may work in most fields but it's ultra precarious in the medical field.

What's the Cheapest Long Distance? -- Savings Experiment {WalletPop}

Mar 4th 2010 8:54AM This article failed to mention Magic Jack. Is this because they don't advertise with you?

Shani Davis Faces Uphill Battle {BV on Sports}

Feb 28th 2010 9:21AM Who is Shani Davis? I only see Ohno, Chad Heddrick (daily), Steven Colbert and Ms Vonn.

After Shani had won the gold in the 1500, NBC immediately went to downhill skiing that was televised earlier that morning. No interviews. No salutations. What does this say about American pride?

100 Weirdest News Stories We Dugg in 2009 {Asylum}

Dec 27th 2009 10:23PM The daughter who tatooed her face isn't a new event. This happened and was talked about earlier in this year. AOL just picked this one as being ONE of the wierdest news events of the year.

Wal-Mart jobs: Ever wonder what it's like to work there? {WalletPop}

Dec 24th 2009 7:02AM You're right Perserverance. My wife worked for Walmart for 8 years.
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Walmart creates 1 job for every 8 jobs lost in communities. Jobs created are low-wage, high turnover, low benefits, high stress and exploitive. Why not support Target, Kohls, Academy, Walgreens, The Home Depot, Sears, Krogers etc. where people are treated like human beings?