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If you or someone you know is getting married, I have a suggestion. When you go to get your wedding favors, get them from Little Things. Why? Besides they have competitive pricing and shipping, it is run by a husband and wife team. Its a cozier operation than buying from some super mega company. What does that mean to you? The customer service is provided by the owner, and that indicates top of the line service. These folks have invested their hearts into it, and I know they will work to make you happy. Your wedding should be special, and they think so too.

Police in Germany arrested a man after he stole more than a million screws for his job. He then would sell the screws on the internet.

He would hide screws in a custom made hiding place, when he left work he would take up to 7000 screws with him! In a 2 year time frame he took more than 1,100,000 screws. They estimate the worth of the screws to be about 150,000 dollars.

The man sold his screws so cheap that it alerted police making them wonder where he was getting them that he could sell them so cheaply and still make money.

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There is a new technology sweeping the corporate world, and I for one am finding it outstanding and fascinating.Telepresence is a way of meeting with clients, colleagues or counterparts who are distant from you. It reminds me of some very futuristic science fiction technology. Instead, it is very real, and affordable. Its practical uses vary greatly, but it definitely increases productivity.

Telepresence is the way of the future and the future is the digital era. Does not your company want to be a part of the future?

A French woman who ruined an expensive painting called it an act of love. Rindy Sam is also an artist.  She loved Cy Twombly’s painting so much she kissed it, leaving lipstick on the painting.

The painting is worth $2,830,000 and restorers have attempted to fix the painting using 30 of the best products, but they have failed.

Prosecutors want Ms Sam to pay a 6400 dollar fine and to take a class on being a good citizen. She will receive her verdict in November.

The paintings owner is asking for $2,878,000 which is the value of the painting and 47,000 for the restoration effort.