SUPER VISION

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Good eye care will help preserve not only your sight, but will also significantly improve your overall health.

The eye happens to be the only place in your body, where doctors can see blood vessels and an extension of brain tissue in the natural stage without cutting tissue.

Keep your eyes as healthy as possible by following these tips:

DO NOT SMOKE - This is a high risk factor in development and progression of macular degeneration.

65 IS NO LONGER RETIREMENT AGE

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According to recent surveys, approximately 14% of US citizens are confident they will have enough funds to afford retirement at age 65.

As more baby boomers elect to stay in the workplace, as opposed to going into full retirement mode, one decision to make is what do do with your 401K, which in many cases has replaced the traditional pension enjoyed by folks who entered the workplace in the mid 1900's.

Similar studies indicate that that delaying retirement by just one year can your ability to of successfully retiring by 18%, two years by 37% and three 55%.

NEW PRESIDENT IN MEXICO

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With only 38% of the vote, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto today assumed control of the armed forces and took responsibility doe national security in a symbolic ceremony held at midnight at the presidential palace, just before his official swearing in by Congress.

12/1/12 News & Information Service 24/7

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FISCAL CLIFF TALKS. More Of The Same.
Negotiations continue on both sides, but no progress appears to be in sight with barely a month left before the fiscal cliff, Republicans and Democrats remain far apart.

US CYBER-WAR. Cutting Edge With Plan X‎‏.
US Pentagon brings warfare into the future by creating a detailed map outlining a new battlefield of cyberspace.

NORTH KOREAN VOW. To Launch Long Range Rocket‎‏.
North Korea plans to launch a long-range rocket, just eight months after it failed and was condemned as a violation of a U.N. ban against developing a missile program.

PAYING MORE FOR LESS

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Forget house calls, unfortunately many hospital administrators are now making too many calls on our health care treatment.

There was a time when doctors would visit patients at home, but those days are not only gone. Nowadays many doctors are affiliated with large hospitals and it is their administrators who are exerting their bottom line pressure.

More and more doctors complain that hospitals have too much power over each and every aspect of the health care pipeline, dictating which tests, which procedures need to be performed, how much to charge and which patients to admit.

11/30/12 News & Information Service 24/7

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WHITE HOUSE CONTINUES FISCAL CLIFF FIGHT. Outside The Capitol.
President Obama applies campaign-style tactics near Philadelphia, hoping to mobilize public support as the year-end deadline for reaching a deal with Congress over taxes and spending cuts looms.

UN RECOGNIZES PALESTINE. May Not Be A Solution.
Independence remains a dream until the Palestinians and the Israelis sign a peace treaty.

ISLAMIST CONSTITUTION. More Clashes in Egypt.

NY Congressman Elected Vice Chair of Democratic Caucus

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US Representative Joe Crowley (D-Queens, the Bronx) was unanimously elected by his colleagues to serve as Vice Chair of the House Democratic Caucus for the 113th Congress, the fifth-ranking position in House Democratic leadership. After the election, Rep. Crowley released the following statement:

11/29/12 News & Information Service 24/7

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POISED PALESTINIANS. Ready Willing and Able To Gain On Claim.
UN Voting on recognizing a Palestinian state could give them leverage in future border talks with Israel.

FISCAL CLIFF MOMENTUM SLOWS. Will Lawmakers Allows US To Fall?
White House and Democrats mention tax concessions and cuts, while more Republicans appear ready to compromise.

WAKING UP AS MILLIONAIRES. Winners in Two US States.
Powerball officials have announced that winning tickets were sold in Arizona and Missouri splitting about $580 million cash jackpot.

End the Charade: Let Athletes Major in Sports

College sports being tainted by cheating and moral dilemmas is nothing new. Almost never does a week pass by without some deviance being uncovered and scrutinized by every news media. The unstable in college sports comes from a steady stream of scandalous disclosures depicting criminal communications and relationships among athletes, agents, and coaches, not to mention forced resignations, expulsions, and sanctions.

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New York City Peace On The Streets?

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New York City residents enjoyed an amazing day on Monday because believe it or not, they lived thru 24 hours without a single report of anyone being shot, stabbed or subject to other sorts of violent crime for the first time in a long time, according to NYPD.

This rare and unique day occurs near the end of a year when New York City's murder rate is on target to hit its lowest point since 1960, according to New York Police Department.