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Will Adult Children Have to Pay Mom's Nursing Home Costs?
A Pennsylvania state appeals court has ruled that the adult son of a nursing home resident is responsible for her unpaid $93,000 bill. And the decision has some elder care lawyers wondering if this is just the beginning of a trend.
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Celebrity Entrepreneurs on the Rise?
Whereas once upon a time a celebrity lending his or her recognition to further a product was called a sell-out, today getting behind a product and using one’s fame to help it along is called entrepreneurship. And rightly so. The kind of active investment we’re seeing from celebrities like 50 Cent, Ashton Kutcher, Sean Combs and Leonardo DiCaprio is marked by market research, personal engagement in the product and an ownership stake. Sure, a lot of these glitzy moguls-in-the-making have business managers and research teams, but compare their entrepreneurial endeavors to what they could be doing – renting out their likenesses to underwear ads – and you’ve got to admit they are a little bit more engaged.
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The Five W's Of Bad Investing Behavior
Investors are prone to making irrational decisions. The simple truth is that what feels good, or what satisfies an immediate impulse, is not always compatible with generating positive, long-term returns.
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Daily Wrap: 5/16/2012
The markets were higher this morning, bolstered by some encouraging economic news, but fell back into negative territory later in the day, despite comments made by German Chancellor Angela Merkel saying she wants Greece to stay in the euro zone.
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Analyst Moves: BCS, GRPN
Barclays (BCS) was upgraded today by UBS (UBS) from neutral to buy with a price target of $13.85, as the firm believes that the stock is attractive at current price levels.
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| Financial Link Directory - Help |
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Please notice: Suggesting a site to Financial Link Directory indicates that you have read, understood and agree to the following guidelines.
Link Submission Guidelines
What do you consider 'spam'?
We define spam as any attempt to place multiple identical sites into Financial Link Directory (also known as mirrors), or misrepresenting the site in an attempt to get listed and subsequently change the content to a materially different subject. As we spend a considerable amount of time in reviewing each site, we will not have any sympathy for the Site Owner of those sites. Once such attempts are discovered all the offending sites will be de-listed.
In general - any site that has an online activity. Sites where the user can accomplish something. Sites that are highly interactive.
There are several ways. Perhaps the simplest is to try and complete the following sentence about your site: "On this site, the user can...". The first word must be a verb, like 'buy', 'sell', 'advertise', 'chat' and such like. If that word appears among the list of verbs on the Home Page of Financial Link Directory - the site passed the first test. If not - it is unlikely to get accepted.
As always, we are eager to receive suggestions that will improve Financial Link Directory. However, many verbs are not quite suitable for Financial Link Directory. We decided that some are not interactive, like 'read'. Others do not make sense in the context of the Internet. Take, for example, 'eat', 'fly' or 'climb'. The way to distinguish if a verb is a possible Financial Link Directory candidate is to add the word 'online' to it, and see if it makes 'normal sense'. The following are not plausible Financial Link Directory activities
- build a house (online)
- plant a tree (online)
- eat a vegetarian meal (online)
At Financial Link Directory we do not examine just the site's purpose - but also the methods used to achieve it. For each major category (activity) we provide a small help file that explains as clearly as possible the criteria used to examine sites in that category.
Reading it and checking to see if your site does meet the given criteria will save both sides from unnecessary work - and possible disappointment.
No - you may suggest as many as you wish.
No. We strictly don't accept adult web sites or sites containing adult contents.
In general, when a site offers an activity - it must be available on the site itself. For example, if a site wants to be listed in the 'buy' category - the goods or services must be available for purchasing on the site itself. If they are not - then the activity offered by the site is not 'buying'. Thus, it is unlikely for an affiliate site (if that's all there is to it) to be accepted to Financial Link Directory.
We don't have a set number, but we do insist that the activity that the site offers to the visitor will be comparable to other sites in the category. For example, if a site allows users to 'learn how to draw', we would expect the site to have a significant amount of tutorial information and on-line exercises. How much is 'significant' is determined by other sites that offer similar activity. Obviously, it need not be identical - but comparable, within the same order of magnitude. Similarly, if a site that sells Computer books wants to be listed in that category, it must offer a selection of books and not just a few.
We are willing to tolerate it to a degree. Our guidelines say that sites will not be listed if they contain an excessive number of pop-ups per page. More than two may be considered 'excessive'. We are particularly averse to 'forced navigation'. That is - when the program changes the 'back' function of the browser to an entirely different location. We may not list such a site at all.
Indeed there are. The site should be fully functional (no 'under construction', broken links etc.). It has to be complete in all the relevant aspects. In general, Financial Link Directory reserves the right to reject any site, for any reason what so ever.
Primarily in English. If your site is bi-lingual or multilingual and it includes English - you are welcome to submit it. Note, though, that the activity offered by the site should be available to the same level in all the languages on the site.
None. The site can be anywhere - and aim to serve any size of population, from a small pizza parlor that provides online-ordering for its neighborhood to a worldwide diamond merchant.
Because of the high volume submission request we started getting in, review process might take two to three weeks.
There is some grain of truth in it. Financial Link Directory's mission is to provide an excellent search experience, or rather an excellent find experience ;-). To accomplish it, the Editors are very particular about which sites they accept and which they don't. At times, we do get suggested sites that do not fulfill Financial Link Directory's criteria. They are indeed rejected.
Absolutely! An email will be sent to you as soon as a decision is reached. If rejected, you will be given a short explanation.
See what the Editor's comment are. If you agree, nothing should be done. Not all Internet sites can be listed in Financial Link Directory. If you disagree, the best course of action would be to change the site so that it falls within the boundaries of the Financial Link Directory footprint, then re-suggest your site.
Financial Link Directory will not accept resubmission of rejected sites until a predefined time has elapsed since the last submission. In Financial Link Directory terminology, this is known as the 'cool-off' period.
The Financial Link Directory Editor has complete discretion over this issue. He or she may accept your recommendations, accept part of them or none. Financial Link Directory Editors are highly skilled and experienced. They will use their expertise to place your site in the categories that will best serve the Financial Link Directory users' interests and consequently - yours!
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