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Need help gathering health/death info re my grandmother Irene Katz who residing at Sleepy Hollow Manor; died 2 Sep 1986. I'm an 62, experiencing many health problems and need to know more about my grandmother.

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I wonder if anyone can help me with a puzzle. I have two original Burma Shave Sign Sets and the jingles are found in a book with 600 jingles. But I also have an old single sign and can't find that jingle anywhere. I wonder if anyone remembers: WHISK HER AWAY WITH BURMA SHAVE. I can provide a photo if I am contacted. Bob Rentzer

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Nursing Home Extortion Reply to this Comment

My parent is a resident of St Joseph's Manor in Trumbull. My family and my parent have recently been sued by St Jos Manor for monies the state is currently paying them from my parent's social security checks. The manor has been collecting monies formore than a year and still has a year of payments to collect. The state insists there is no problem, yet we are now being sued for the remaining money. Evidently, this nursing home is banking on my parent's death within the next 11 months. When this repayment schedule was set up with the state, I understood that any outstanding amount due upon the death of my parent would be our responsibility and I agreed that we would pay it. They have decided that extortion is a better route. Instead of requesting a meeting to discuss their concerns, they sent a federal marshall to the nursing home to embarrass and distress one of own residents. This is supposed to be a nursing home guided by loving precepts. The place is highly overrated. In our experience, the care is minimal, & they care nothing for the comfort & emotional well-being of their residents. Be forewarned that the almighty dollar is what all nursing homes consider the bottom line.

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Nita Mayo is Still Missing!!!! Reply to this Comment

We are writing to you to tell you how desperate we are to find our Mom, Nita Mayo... It is now 3 months since our Mom went missing in the Sierra Mountains on Highway 108....the SAME highway that Carole Sund, Julie Sund, and Silvina Palosso were murdered in 1999. (Yosemite murders). The Carole Sund Foundation has also put up a reward for the Safe Return of our Mom. Our Mother's car was found with ALL of her belongings inside, but she was no where in sight...our Mom loves and lives for her family....this IS NOT a case of her walking away from life....this is either a case of some sort medical condition that has her disoriented and not knowing who she is (though she was in PERFECT physical condition before she left...she works at a hospital as a nurse), or she was abducted. The area that her car was found in is a resort area with lots of vacationers. Her car was found at the Donnell Vista overlook off Highway 108, east of Pinecrest. We NEED to get the word across the nation to people that have possibly been in the area on August 8th, 2005. People come here to vacation from all over the country. If someone saw something on that Monday....they may never know to tell us because they do not know of her disappearance. PLEASE HELP US!....WE ARE DESPERATE AND IN URGENT NEED. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this. (You can also view more info about Mom at texasequusearch.org) If you have any information please call: Tuolumne County Sheriff's Department 1-800-228-3592 We are having another volunteer search in Bridgeport, California, headquartered at Walker River Lodge, 100 Main street. We need as many volunteers as possible and especially need those with atvs, horses, dogs, jeeps, etc.... Also cameras and ropes. My brother Pete will be flying out there as soon as possible. He lives in Tennessee, and will need a truck with an atv, so if anyone can assist him with that, it would be much appreciated. If anyone has any questions they can call Pete at (615)566-1158. My heart is breaking as we cannot seem to get Mom on any of the national news stations. They have been airing people on the show who have been missing for 2 or 3 weeks, our Mom has been missing for 3 months! I truly feel that it is because she is 64 years old. But NOONE can just go off wandering in that area, you have to be there to know what I mean. Mom is a practising nurse and has been for 30 years. I am truly upset with these stations, I just don't understand why they don't have the respect and caring for older people. My Mom is beautiful. And we miss her.

By: Cindy Posted: Nov 13 2005 07:43:45 PM

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I am looking for a good paying job, not so easy. I am 70 years old, but they say I don't look it. Can someone from the staff help me on this matter? I would certainly appreci- ate it. Thank You Sincerely Don

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I did not see a link anywhere on your web-site to let one know just how to go about making one-time or regular donations to the Baptist Home of South Jersey in Riverton, NJ. One of the creative ways the Baptist Home can solicit donations is through United Way. I'm about to fill out our annual United Way (payroll deduction) form, but didn't find the Baptist Home of South Jersey in the booklet. Thanks and God Bless!

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Believe it or not, there are many rather popular website promotion methods that actually drive traffic away from your website. They usually clutter up your website with a bunch of graphics and do virtually nothing to improve your bottom line. Here are just a few examples: Top Sites - The premise is that you put a vote button on your site and people click to vote for you, raising your site up in the list of "top sites". People who visit the top site list see your site near the top and click on your banner to see what your site is all about. Things to consider: You have to put a graphic on your site. Of course, you will make the link open in a new window, so you don't lose your visitor, but you have created a distraction for your visitor. You want your visitor to focus on your sales message, not a graphic that leads your visitors away from your website. Let's be serious. If you've participated in a Top Site or visited a top site page, when's the last time you did any shopping from it? Realistically, the Top Site List serves to best promote the website that created the list rather than the individuals on that list. Check your website stats to see how much traffic you get from this list and see if anyone buys. Banner Exchange - Everyone participating in the exchange places a banner on his site. This banner rotates throughout the participating sites every time a page refreshes. The premise is that you get a lot of exposure by having your banner appear on a number of sites. Things to Consider: Again, you have to put a distracting graphic on your site. Usually banner exchanges are made up of like-sites. Why would you send your visitor to your competitor?! Most banner exchanges give you one impression of your banner for every two times the banner exchange appears on your website. Does it seem wise to possibly give away two visitors for every one visitor you might get back to your site? As in the Top Site List, the banner exchange serves best to promote the website that created it. The banner exchange usually has a link to the creator's site underneath the banner. This is the one link that doesn't change on the rotation, thus, giving the creator constant exposure on all sites, but giving you very little in return. Web Rings - A web ring is a graphic placed on a website that allows visitors to travel from one related website to another. The idea is that everyone puts the graphic on her home page to create a continuous "ring". Things to Consider: It's the same old story. You're creating a distraction for your visitor and potentially sending your traffic to your competitor. It just doesn't seem like a good idea. These rings are often broken by members and you never know it. And even more BAD ideas: Buying Hits - It is so sad, but there is an entire industry that takes advantage of traffichungry website owners. 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My Mom is 87 and frail. A sister transferred all of Mom's assets into her own name, including condo & phone. Then took out $25K mortgage. Have personally heard sister verbally abuse Mother; learned it's impossible to get this investigated, especially if victim is fearful of abuser. No one seems to understand that abusers oftentimes isolate their victim. I know. My sister "kidnapped" my Mom for more than a year and wouldn't let us talk to each other. There should be a central place to report elder abuse to a qualified government agency who knows what they're doing.

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Hello all: I am not quite a senior yet. I just turned 41 the end of October. My question is in regards to a Convalescent home in Andover Ohio. I watched a couple of shows on the Discovery Health Channel on Obesed adults where they received help losing weight and other health issues that being obesed caused. I am curious if anyone knows the name of the Convalescent home in Andover Ohio where the shows were aired? I am over 500 pounds and I want to see if they can help me out with losing weight and some rehab to be walking again. I am using a walker and I have a mobility chair but I know I am to young to be in such bad shape. I am on disability and I receive medicaid/medicare and my disability check is under $600.00 a month. If anyone has any contact information and a website I can get a email address and phone #'s and information to what are the criterias to be approved to receive some help. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thanks and I appreciate your time. Warmest Regards: Joseph Beran Email:younameitwegotit@aol.com

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Senior Health Reply to this Comment

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