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AOL Personals – Zogby Poll Probes American Views on Love and ...
Dulles, Va. and Utica, New York. More than 4 in 10 Americans (44%), including 50% in their 20s dont believe that they need to be married to validate the commitment of a long-term relationship, according to a survey from AOL Personals (http://personals.aol.com) and Zogby*. This is just one of the many findings from a new interactive survey of Americans age 20 to 69 that tackles how different generations view a wide range of relationship issues from love to soul mates, money and trust. While many dont believe marriage is the ultimate symbol of commitment, there are significant differences among older and younger adults regarding how they view dating while nearly half of Americans said they would date someone who is not interested in a long-term relationship, older adults tend to be more open to dating without fixating on how long a relationship might last.
Framingham police arrest two women in online prostitution sting
Police arrested and charged two women with prostitution at a local hotel on Monday, after officers found the pair's ad for sex posted on the Web site Craigslist.org. The arrest was made by an undercover officer, said Police Lt. Paul Shastany, after police responded to an ad for sexual services on Craigslist, which offers a wide range of postings for jobs, items for sale, personals and some advertising sexual services . "We do it from time to time, based on information we receive from the community as well as what the detectives learn from these investigations," said Shastany. Ester Mirian Reis, 24, of 2 Breck St., Milton, and Ashley Lynn Walser, 23, of 263 Fuller St., Dorchester, were arrested and charged with prostitution early Monday morning, said Shastany.
Jangl Selects Level 3 to Support Voice Platform
BOSTON, Oct. 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Level 3 Communications (NASDAQ: LVLT) today announced that Jangl is leveraging Level 3's wholesale voice and data services to provide converged communications to its customers by offering integrated wireline/wireless Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services. Distributed directly to consumers at Jangl.com and through partnerships with leaders in social networking, social media and online personals communities, Jangl's service is a simple and easy-to-use way to let people initiate phone connections without sharing their personal information. Under the terms of the multi-year agreement, Level 3(R) is providing Local Inbound, Voice Termination, International Voice Termination, Toll Free, and High Speed IP (HSIP) services to Jangl. Level 3 hands off the call to Jangl's platform, enabling Jangl to assign a new number that provides a way for consumers to interact with one another without divulging personal information like private phone numbers.
Trying to lure customers back, sooner
Citi Investment Research analyst Deborah Weinswig slapped a "sell" rating on Target stock last week, partly because of concerns about rising delinquencies and increased charge-offs from unpaid accounts. Delinquencies, which totaled $518 million, are up 46 percent from a year ago. "We have long questioned how the Target portfolio would perform in a slowdown -- and it appears the answer is, 'poorly,'" analyst William Ryan of Portales Partners wrote in a research report last week after the portfolio's monthly results were released. The deteriorating credit card operations poses another problem for the retailer as well. It announced in September that it was shopping the portfolio for a possible sale, but tight credit markets and the increasingly risky numbers make the timing poor.
9 quintals of synthetic khoya , sweets seized
How can we throw babies on roads or dump them in garbage to die", he said with a heavy voice. The NGO had received three children from Bathinda recently and three babies were found from Ludhiana. Among them, two are boys and four are girls. Kuldeep Singh said many childless couples came to them for adopting these kids but almost all of them preferred to adopt the boys only. "We have engaged counsellors who make the couples understand that there was no difference between boys and girls. Girls, being more caring and affectionate, could take care of them in a better way. Still, not many couples came forward to adopt girls. And we have no choice but to keep them with us, perhaps for long. We make sure that they get all care and affection by the staff and care takers of the foundation", he said.
Govt urged to take up turban ban issue with France
These promotions have been made on the basis of five member scrutiny committee comprising Mr Suba Singh, Mr Baldev Singh M.A., Mr Shingara Singh Lohian, Mr Sukhwinder Singh Jhabal and Mr Santokh Singh Samra. The committee was formed following the decision of the SGPC Executive. The committee was authorised to recommend promotions in the SGPC on the basis of their seniority. Though Mr Raghbir Singh had joined on Friday, the orders of other five employees were kept secret as the SGPC wanted to test the waters. It is learnt that the employees would be given the formal orders shortly. .
Language group picks 'subprime' as Word of the Year
About 80 members of the organization spent two days debating the merits of runners-up "Facebook," "green," "Googleganger" and "waterboarding" before voting for an adjective that means "a risky or less than ideal loan, mortgage or investment." The choice signifies the public's concern for a "deepening mortgage crisis," the society said in a statement. "Facebook," as a noun, verb or adjective, was popular with younger linguists, Glowka said. Several people lobbied for "green," which "designates environmental concern," but the term has been around for years, he said. The word topped the 2007 "Most Useful" category, one of numerous subgroups the society choses. The group also decided that although "waterboarding," an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, gained a lot of attention during recent attorney general confirmation hearings, it was a bigger deal in 2004, Glowka said.
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