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Scammer Elizabeth Holmes May Have Gotten Married In Secret
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Scammer Elizabeth Holmes May Have Gotten Married In Secret

UPDATED 11/13/20 Most people desire a diamond engagement ring. How do you choose a good ring for such a person? The essential traits of a diamond are color, cut, carat weight, and clarity. Round brilliant diamond rings with a high cut grade that increases the diamond ring's beauty is recommended. Why should you settle for all included wedding venues? Wedding venues should be chosen wisely. All included wedding venues help to save on the cost of the wedding. Planning a wedding in one venue is also more comfortable. What is the best place to have a wedding reception? What are the things to consider when shopping for the best place to have a wedding reception? Wedding venues that offer reasonable prices on food, the right decor, flowers, and linen should be chosen. While shoppin...
Debt Collection Agency Breach Exposes Data From Millions of Diagnostic Patients
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Debt Collection Agency Breach Exposes Data From Millions of Diagnostic Patients

In today's digital world, we're constantly trying to make data more convenient to access. Edge computing and mobile data centers, for instance, allow for expanded location options and make it possible for companies to move these resources virtually anywhere in the world. Coupled with liquid immersion cooling -- which can also improve data center design, location, and rack density -- these improvements make it possible for users to obtain data at lightning-fast speeds. Unfortunately, that may also mean that this data is more vulnerable than ever. Whether mobile data centers are utilized or not, security breaches are becoming more common all the time. We're all too willing to connect to a public WiFi connection, enter our passwords and credit card information, and send emails containing s...
Study Shows Teens and Young Adults Are Still Receiving High Numbers of Opioid Prescriptions
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Study Shows Teens and Young Adults Are Still Receiving High Numbers of Opioid Prescriptions

People may take medication for a variety of reasons -- from surgery recovery to a life-long illness to chronic sleep issues, which affect up to 18% of U.S. adults, medication can be beneficial for certain situations. But in recent years, the U.S. has seen an increase in opioid prescriptions, which has turned into a nationwide crisis. And a new study shows that opioid prescriptions for adolescents and young adults still remain high. In this study, researchers looked at data from two surveys that were conducted by the National Center for Health. The data was from 2005 to 2015 and looked at patients between the ages of 13 and 22 who had visits to emergency rooms and outpatient clinics during that time period. During this time period there were over 78,000 patients in that age group who took...
Ireland Citizens Vote to Lessen Strict Divorce Laws
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Ireland Citizens Vote to Lessen Strict Divorce Laws

Global divorce rates are higher than they've ever been before -- in the United States, around 40% to 50% of married couples end up getting divorced. Unfortunately, many countries have strict laws that make finalizing a divorce difficult. But the Republic of Ireland has officially voted to lessen divorce laws. Under current divorce laws, there is a clause that states couples looking to get a divorce must be separated for four of the five previous years to be granted a divorce. A recent referendum saw 82.1% of voters wanted to remove this clause, making getting a divorce significantly easier as lawmakers will decide on an updated separation period. Charlie Flanagan, Minister for Justice and Equality, tweeted after the vote saying the majority support for the change in law was "very positiv...
AAA Study Says Regular Exercise Can Help Seniors Improve Their Driving
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AAA Study Says Regular Exercise Can Help Seniors Improve Their Driving

As people age, their reactions slow, they may experience more fatigue, and they can have difficulty completing everyday tasks. This is why about 52% of people who turn 65 will need some level of long-term care services. And a new AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety study has found that some of these factors, including increased fatigue and poor physical functioning, are factors leading older adults to limit their driving. Researchers at Columbia University were commissioned by the AAA Foundation to look into eight different factors that could help determine how changes in health could impact driving mobility in seniors. The factors included sleep disturbance, pain interference, depression, fatigue, anxiety, physical functioning, participation in social activities, and pain intensity. Among...
Time To Call A Lawyer? When You Should Seek Legal Help
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Time To Call A Lawyer? When You Should Seek Legal Help

Few people rarely choose to deal with the legal system, and on most occasions, people look to avoid interacting with the law however they can. Unfortunately, sometimes things don't go according to plan, and you'll need to contact a legal professional. Not every situation will require a legal team to handle, however, so use this list as a starting point for when you should seek out a lawyer. DUIs And Arrests One of the most widely recognized times when you might need a lawyer is when you're arrested. However, not all crimes lead to an arrest, but you'll still want a strong legal team on your side. For one example, look at DUIs, sometimes called DWIs (driving while intoxicated) or OWIs (operating while intoxicated). In Michigan, a motorist less than 21 can be charged with a Zero Tolerance ...
Coconut Oil Was Seen as a Healthy Alternative, But It’s Actually Way Worse For You
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Coconut Oil Was Seen as a Healthy Alternative, But It’s Actually Way Worse For You

Coconut oil has recently received a ton of praise for its supposed health benefits. Therefore, it's been embraced by a number of Americans looking to make better nutritional choices. But as it turns out, this oil might not be nearly as beneficial to your physical well-being as you thought. In fact, it could end up being seriously bad for you. Coconut oil has been used for, among other things, the improvement of dental health. Since approximately 99.7% of adults believe a healthy smile is socially important, it's no surprise that the practice of oil pulling became overwhelmingly popular a few years back. Swishing coconut oil through your mouth for a prolonged period will purportedly get rid of unwanted bacteria, alleviate bad breath, or even whiten your teeth. Some dentists agree that wh...
Former CBS Credit Union Manager Pleads Guilty To Embezzling $40 Million
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Former CBS Credit Union Manager Pleads Guilty To Embezzling $40 Million

On Monday, May 20, the former manager of the CBS Employees Federal Credit Union pleaded guilty to bank fraud. There are many different forms of bank fraud, but this case deals with the embezzlement of $40 million from the Studio City-based entertainment giant. Although women are more likely to embezzle, committing 51% of embezzlement crimes, Edward Martin Rostohar of Studio City is the guilty party in this case. According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, Rostohar could receive a sentence of up to 30 years in federal prison for his crime. Rostohar was arrested on March 12 and has been in federal custody since, as the court considered him a flight risk and economic danger to the community at the time of his arrest. According to his plea, Rostohar admitted to embezzling this staggeri...
Rain Gardens: The What, How, and Why
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Rain Gardens: The What, How, and Why

Spring is here, which means it's a great time to get outside, dig in the dirt, and make your property look pretty. Between the spring of 2013 and 2014, nearly 113.5 million people participated in gardening, so it stands to reason that millions of others would want to do the same in 2019. While there are many methods to use when gardening, there's one idea that can provide beauty while doing even more to help the planet. A rain garden can make use of all available resources while adding value to your home. Let's talk more about what sets these types of gardens apart and how you can create one for yourself. What Is a Rain Garden? Nearly 51% of homeowners who upgrade their outdoor spaces spend six or more hours there a week -- mainly relaxing entertaining, and gardening. While you can certa...
As U.S. Flooding Becomes More Severe, Experts Blame Climate Change
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As U.S. Flooding Becomes More Severe, Experts Blame Climate Change

You aren't imagining it: flooding all across the U.S. is getting worse. Since 2010, floods have cost the nation nearly $40 billion. What's more, people in states that never used to experience these issues are now struggling to keep their heads above water. And, like many other problems we're currently facing, climate change may very well be to blame. Although 95% of Americans live within an hour's drive of a navigable body of water, that doesn't mean every American home is well-prepared for a flood. The people of Louisiana might expect heavy flooding due to infrastructure issues and rainy seasons, but the issue has become much more widespread. People in states like Texas, Mississippi, and even Nebraska have recently been caught off-guard due to rapidly rising water levels. And even thou...