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  news articles for 7/31...
  These are headlines for news articles I added to www.operationrooster.net. This is me reading those headlines for the audio clip I make for the www.blogtalkradio.com/txfellowship internet radio talk show.
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  News for Unemployment Benefits...
  News for Unemployment Benefits-States bear the full cost of paying the first 26 weeks of unemployment benefits to laid-off workers. (The federal unemployment insurance funding provided under the Recovery Act covers additional weeks of benefits for workers whose state-funded benefits run out before they find a job.) Because the economic downturn has been so long — this recession was the longest since the Great Depression, and because a number of states did not amass adequate trust fund reserves before the recession hit, state UI trust funds have been depleted in 34 states. To continue paying unemployment benefits, these states must borrow from the federal unemployment insurance trust fund.To date, these 34 states have borrowed a total of $41 billion. With unemployment remaining near double-digit levels and projected to remain high for a considerable period to come, the Labor Department has projected that 40 states ultimately will have to borrow, with the total amount borrowed reaching $90 billion by 2013. Recognizing the adverse economic effects of raising taxes on employers, federal lawmakers enacted a Moratorium on these interest payments until December 31, 2010 as part of last year's recovery legislation. A Moratorium is a suspension of an ongoing or planned activity. The moratorium now needs to be extended. States obligations to begin repaying the loan principal pose an even more serious problem over time. Under current law, three states will have payments due this <b>...</b>
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  Really Interesting Article on the W...
  Go subscribe for t90man10!! www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Here is the article: Players unhappy with 'supermarket' World Cup ball Several players are going all out against the new World Cup ball, with more than one comparing it to those bought on a supermarket. And this time it's not only goalkeepers who are complaining. Strikers, defenders and midfielders are also lashing out at the Adidas ball just a few days before the month long tournament is to begin in South Africa. The ball is called Jabulani, which means "to celebrate" in isiZulu, but not many are celebrating it so far. It's hard to find a player who is happy with it, and those who don't like it are not saving adjectives to describe their feelings. "It's very weird," Brazil striker Luis Fabiano said Sunday. "All of a sudden it changes trajectory on you. It's like it doesn't want to be kicked. It's incredible, it's like someone is guiding it. You are going to kick it and it moves out of the way. I think it's supernatural, it's very bad. I hope to adapt to it as soon as possible, but it's going to be hard." Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar on Saturday called the ball "terrible" and was the first to compare it to those plastic ones bought on a supermarket. Italy striker Giampaolo Pazzini said the same thing, calling it a "disaster." "It moves so much and makes it difficult to control. You jump up to head a cross and suddenly the ball will move and you miss it," Pazzini said. "It is especially bad for <b>...</b>
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  Acer Stream Review...
  You can find a lot of info on the Acer Stream and the latest in wireless at: www.phonearena.com And here's a video review of the Acer Stream by PhoneArena. This is the manufacturer's new top-of-the-line smartphone that is running on the Android 2.1 operating system. The handset is pretty rich when it comes to its feature set, as it packs an impressive 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen, 1GHz Snapdragon chipset and 512MB RAM. On the other hand, its homescreen interface is heavily customized, altering the all so typical Android experience. The personalization is pretty good as a whole - it looks alright and is intuitive, providing you with easy access to the phone's multitasking capabilities.
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  LG Vu Plus Review...
  PhoneArena reviews the LG Vu Plus. The phone incorporates some improved specs over the Vu and an added physical QWERTY. Priced at $149.99 on-contract, does it have the guts and appeal to give longtime LG Vu owners a reason to switch?... For more details, check our website at: www.phonearena.com
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  Samsung B7722 Review...
  PhoneArena reviews the Samsung B7722. Thе phone is an enticing offer for people who definitely need the comfort of using two networks, or two SIM cards from the same carrier simultaneously on a brand name handset. The ability to change cellular subscription lines with the touch of a button on a phone with a comparatively generous 3.2" touchscreen makes it quite a novel handset ... For more details, check our website at: www.phonearena.com
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  T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide Review...
  PhoneArena reviews the T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide offered by T-Mobile USA. The phone is a distant relative to the first Android phone ever. Packing a physical QWERTY to supplement the messaging experience, it's still one of the few handsets available to T-Mobile customers that run Android 2.1 right now. Moreover, it employs a ... For more details, check our website at: www.phonearena.com