Senior prostitution ring busted in Englewood, New Jersey
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Authorities have arrested three people following allegations of prostitution and drug use at a senior citizen housing complex in northern New Jersey. GO HERE
This Chart Helps You Find the Right Career Based on Salary and Growth
If you haven’t settled on a career yet, this interactive chart from Rasmussen College can help you find the best options. It organizes occupations into four quadrants based on salary, expected job growth, and number of opportunities available.
Eight things you should know about electric cars
Sometime in the next few weeks, the 100,000th plug-in electric car will be sold in the U.S.
But they’re still mostly a mystery to the average new-car buyer, and there are a few key principles that get shared over and over again.
Here they are, boiled down for easy consumption: eight things you need to know about electric cars.
1. Electric cars cost more to buy than gasoline cars of the same size.
The least expensive plug-in electric car on the market, the 2013 Smart ForTwo Electric Drive, costs twice as much as the entry-level gasoline ForTwo.
So; What is the World’s Most Powerful Weed?
Across the country, from legal 21-and-over Denver dispensaries to black-market NYC delivery services, steeply priced strains of “killer bud”—so thick with tricome crystals they shimmer like snow-covered pine trees—are readily available.
How to behave at a sushi restaurant
TOKYO —
If you’ve ever found yourself at the counter of a sushi restaurant, nervously watching and copying other customers around you, don’t worry; you’re not alone. It turns out that even Japanese people aren’t too sure of themselves when it comes to dining with sushi. JAPANTODAY
Sequestration: the hidden impact on America’s Non-Mobile Elderly
A Brown University study found the more states spend on meals, which are not expensive, the less they spend housing seniors in nursing homes, which costs much more. MORE
Guys Like This Could Kill Google Glass Before It Ever Gets Off the Ground
The Segway. The Bluetooth headset. The pocket protector.
What do these three technologies have in common? They all pretty much work as promised. They all seem like good ideas on paper. And they’re all too dorky to live.
Now, far be it from me to claim that nerdiness equals lack of popularity potential. But I contend that dorkiness and nerdiness are two different qualities. While nerdiness implies a certain social awkwardness that’s ultimately endearing, dorkiness connotes social obliviousness that opens you to deserved ridicule.