Army ROTC Announces Expanded Scholarship Program
Army ROTC unveils a new four year scholarship plan offering over 50000 dollars toward college education at hundreds of colleges nationwide. Merit based awards attract diverse applicants with no obligation for up to two years as an elective before deciding on active duty.
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Homemade Beauty Potions From Fridge To Face
A guide to homemade beauty products highlights reading back labels, patch testing, and safe ingredients. It shares tips from Philip B. on using foods like fruits and vegetables to create potions, plus preparation steps and shelf life for a papaya free skin treatment recipe.
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Aromatic Fruit Salsa for Bath Use and Skin Care
A botanical bath mix yields 2 to 2 3/4 cups for skin care. Ingredients include pineapple, mango, honeydew, cantaloupe, banana, pear, kiwi, grapes, honey, and coconut milk. Blend 30 seconds, add to running bath, soak at least 30 minutes, refrigerate up to two days.
How to Find Out If You Are Eligible for College Aid
Experts urge early planning for college aid avoiding high costs. Delaying decisions can push families toward costly schools or skipping postsecondary education. For info, call 319-337-1615 or fax 319-339-1527.
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Dow Corning bankruptcy bill debated for taxpayer impact
Women suing Dow Corning individually face slow recovery while bankruptcy courts under federal law may reshape claims. Congress in 1980s considered a trust fund approach for asbestos cases. ABI studies a separate code chapter to address such bankruptcies and social legal issues.
Will Work After Retirement Boost Social Security Check
Martha McSteen analyzes how returning to work after retirement can affect Social Security benefits. Eligibility requires 1 year of covered work, with 35 years used to calculate the benefit. Higher earnings raise the lifetime average, boosting monthly checks for some. those with 35+ years must surpass a prior year to increase benefits.
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Medi-Tag and Safe-Tag smart cards store medical history
A new generation smart card known as Medi-Tag or Safe-Tag embeds a microchip to hold medical histories from sites and labs to X rays and EKGs. In an emergency, staff can access the full record quickly reducing misdiagnosis and mistreatment. Safe-Tech Systems of Sterling VA developed the technology, signaling wide medical and IT applications.
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