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<h2>Bollywood Celebrities Who's Relationships Turned in Divorce</h2> Is your relationship completely terrible? Do you often look at your partner with an expression nothing short of loathing and disdain? Well, there's one thing standing in the way of bliss, according to therapists. If the...

THE community services sector is providing help to more people than ever, but there has been a huge increase in the number of eligible people turned away by overstretched agencies as difficult economic times bite. There is Large increases in demand for homelessness and housing assistance...

Tribute: David Mullins, a former Navy officer, turned to helping people heal ... Program, where, as an officer, he manned and commanded nuclear submarines. He earned an MBA before retiring from service and marrying his second wife, Nancy, in 1985. He was ... More...

ForeclosureS.com: We May Have Turned the Corner. Foreclosures Drop for 2nd Month. ... loans outstanding (loans in foreclosure aren't included), which is the highest recorded by the MBA since 1979, today's more current ForeclosureS.com numbers which include April and May indicate a ... More...

After relentlessly pumping in money in the months of September and October, the FII pumps seem to have turned dry. In fact, the flow is now reverse. In November so far, the FIIs have pressed sales to the tune of Rs 967 crore (Rs 9.67 billion). That is quite in contrast to the massive dose of Rs...

Sounds a little far-fetched -- but it's true. You see the EU is in desperate need of a substitute for common gasoline for its cars and diesel for the huge trucks. Given the shaky security of oil supply, it's no surprise that engineers are taking some unusual approaches in trying to find a...

"I'm just lucky to be alive." Mark Zuckerberg, the 22-year-old founder and CEO of social-networking site Facebook, is talking about the time he came face-to-face with the barrel of a gun. It was the spring of 2005, and he was driving from Palo Alto to Berkeley. Just a few hours earlier, he had...

How smart planning turned the Bhandaris into millionaires Mr. and Mrs. Bhandari (name changed), a couple in their mid forties, visited me last week and said that they were now firm believers of the doctrine of ‘living today like there is no tomorrow’. They had compelling reasons to stick...