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The easy way to help build your child's financial future
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KARACHI, Pakistan Several leading Pakistani archeologists say a government
cultural festival at an ancient site in the country's south is putting
the ruins at risk.Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the son of assassinated former
prime minister Benazir Bhutto, is organizing the event Saturday at Mohenjodaro,
where one of the largest settlements of the Indus Valley civilization existed
thousands of years ago.Archaeologist Farzand Masih said Friday that organizers
have harmed the site by erecting wooden and steel scaffolds for a
stage. Another archaeologist, Asma Ibrahim, said a planned light and sound
show could damage the delicate walls.Authorities insist there was no risk.A
provincial archaeology official, Qasim Ali Qasim, says he is supervising
arrangements for the festival to make sure no harm is caused to
the site in the southern Sindh province.
MECHANICSBURG, Ohio An Ohio man's family is fulfilling his dying wish
-- to be buried astride his beloved Harley-Davidson motorcycle.But it hasn't
been easy. The project required an extra-large cemetery plot to accommodate
a Plexiglas casket for Billy Standley and his 1967 Electra Glide cruiser.
Embalmers prepared his body with a metal back brace and straps to
ensure he'll never lose his seat.Standley's family said he'd been planning
it for years. He said he didn't just want to ride off
to heaven, he wanted the world to see him do it in
see-through casket. His sons began fashioning it about five years ago.The
Dayton Daily News reports that Standley of Mechanicsburg, west of Columbus,
died of lung cancer Sunday at age 82. He was to be
buried Friday.
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">Jan. 31, 2014 - A Syrian demonstrator is wrapped in a Syrian
flag carrying the picture of President Assad as they shout pro-government
slogans during a demonstration outside the United Nations headquarters in
Geneva, Switzerland.APGENEVA U.N.-Arab League mediator Lakhdar Brahimi
tried to put a positive spin Friday on the first face-to-face meetings
in three years between Syria's warring sides, suggesting they reconvene
Feb. 10 for a fresh attempt at bridging the chasm between them.Both
sides have agreed to meet again, Brahimi told reporters at the end
of the eighth consecutive day of intense and bitter negotiations in Switzerland
that have produced no tangible results.Almost 1,900 more people -- including
at least 430 civilians -- have been killed in Syria during the
talks alone, Syrian activists said, underscoring the urgency of finding
a way of ending the civil war.Brahimi described 10 areas of "common
ground" between the two sides that might provide a little bit of
optimism."Progress is very slow indeed, but the sides have engaged in an
acceptable manner. This is a modest beginning on which we can build,"
Brahimi told reporters at the U.N.'s Palais des Nations."The gaps between
the sides remain wide; there is no use pretending otherwise. Nevertheless,
during our discussions, I observed a little bit of common ground -
perhaps more than the two sides realize or recognize," he said. "Things
have gone so far down that they are not going
APEither Olive Garden really loves parents or really hates kids, because
on Feb. 7 the casual Italian dining chain will be dishing out
free baby-sitting for any parents who dine at one of its participating
locations across the country.In an interesting promotional pairing, the
chain, owned by Orlando-based Darden Restaurants, has teamed up with My
Gym, a chain of children's activity centers.Before dining at Olive Garden,
parents can drop off their kids at any one of 145 participating
My Gym locations and return with their Olive Garden receipt to have
their baby-sitting tab covered.The one-night only special, called Parents
Night Out, will run from 6 to 9 p.m. but could vary
by location, and will promote the chains two-for $25 dinner menu. Although,
a spokeswoman told the Orlando Sentinel that diners are welcome to try
out other menu items also."With busy family schedules and everyone always
on the go, it's challenging for parents to find time for a
date night out," Jay Spenchian, executive vice president of marketing for
Olive Garden said in a release.My Gym requires a cash deposit, on
the off-chance leaving your children there is not enough of a deposit,
which will be refunded when customers show their Olive Garden receipts.
Space will be limited to approximately 30 children per participating location,
and reservations will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. So try
to get there early.Olive Garden is also using social media f
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