Memorial Day FAQs: – Memorial Day commemorates U.S. men and women who died while in the military service. – The first Memorial Day observance was on May 1, 1865. – In 1971, federal law changed the commeration date from the traditional May 30 observance to the last Monday in May. – The official birthplace of Memorial Day [...]
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From our friend, Stu: “50% of all marriages in America end in divorce.” That oft-repeated statement hides the factors involved in divorce: age, first marriage v. third marriage, having children v. being childless… Below are the real stats, delivered by divorce.org, behind that [...]
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Representing Manhattan: Streaming Video Camera Locations 2 Ave @ 36 St-Midtown Tunnel 2 Ave @ QBB (btwn 59 & 60 Street) 5 Ave @ 42 Street 6 Ave @ 34 Street 8 Ave @ Columbus Cr Amsterdam Ave @ [...]
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A. Tickets purchased. B. Valid (unexpired) passport and International Driver’s Permit in hand. C. Overseas Crime Victim checklist reviewed. No Plan C? Millions of Americans travel overseas each year. Relatively minor inconveniences (lost luggage, boarding delays, hotel accommodation screw-ups…) are generally viewed as part and parcel of the travel experience; becoming a victim of [...]
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