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In a major breakthrough that shows that the Pakistan-based terrorists exploited the weaknesses in the issuance of SIM cards, Kolkata police have arrested two people, one from Kolkata and the other from Delhi, for their alleged role in the Mumbai terror attack.In a major breakthrough that shows that the Pakistan-based terrorists exploited the... more
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Money can be tight and extra cash often seems a fantasy. But if you skip that afternoon latte or bring lunch from home once a week for a month, you can have a guilt-free date with Andrew Jackson--you know, that guy on the $20 bill. Where would you go and what would you do? Here are some ideas to get you started.
$20 artisan card Extra Cash friends gift handycrafts investor kids mail money romance sightseeing sudoku Things thrifty wellnessMoney can be tight and extra cash often seems a fantasy. But if you skip that... more
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David Spates wishes Jill Crenshaw an unexpected Happy Mother's Day. Filmed by Bo Colen. Check out my other crazy videos on my page like "Cut To The Baby!", "Kobe Bryant Spoof", "2 girls 1 cup Warning". and many others with more to come! Don't forget to add me as a friend and subscribe. :-)
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David Spates wishes Jill Crenshaw an unexpected Happy Mother's Day. Filmed by Bo... more
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A controversial new "right to die" card is being offered to the public that allows anyone to refuse treatment in a medical emergency. Who carries it, and why?It's a morbid question, but one that many of us have pondered at least once. If I hadn't just escaped that dreadful accident, where would I be now? Would I rather be dead than depend on others to keep me alive?A new card seeks to address that very question. Available in pubs, banks, libraries, GP surgeries, even some churches, the Advanced Decision to Refuse Treatment (ADRT) card sits snugly in a wallet or purse and instructs a doctor to withhold treatment should the carrier lose the capacity to make decisions, because of an accident or illness.
Dubbed the "right-to-die card", it's being seen by some as a short-cut to euthanasia.
But its backers say it is a practical way of implementing the Mental Capacity Act, which came into force in 2007.
The act allows adults to draw up "advance directives" stating what sort of treatment they don't want should they lose capacity. They build on the principle of "living wills" but, crucially, mean that doctors are legally bound to abide by a patient's wish to refuse life-sustaining treatment. A controversial new "right to die" card is being offered to the public that... more
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Browsing the birthday cards in WH Smith I checked out all the talking ones. Some are pretty weak and the joy of find not one but two Cliff Richard cards was quite amazing, I prefered the Tommy Cooper one.
Browsing the birthday cards in WH Smith I checked out all the talking ones. Some are... more
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