Saturday, February 14, 2009

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need a lawyer?

Have a DUI? If so you may need a massachusetts oui lawyer

Here are some rules of the road...

You are likely to be arrested and charged with DUI if the police officers simply suspects that you have consumed any alcohol before driving your car. The smell of alcohol on your breath, red eyes or the inability to find your registration in a messy glove box could result in your being charged.
At your trial, the police will present everything you do or say as an indication of your impaired ability to operate a motor vehicle. Therefore, it is crucial that you provide as little evidence against yourself as possible.
Remember these rules of the road:
Do not answer any questions other than name and address.
Do not agree to perform roadside tests.
Do not agree to have your eyes examined.
Do not agree to exhale into a handheld breath tester.
Do not agree to take a breath or blood test.
Be polite and provide any requested documents.

Massachusetts drunk driving laws/penalties ...
MASSACHUSETTS DWI/ DUI LAW FIRST OFFENSE
Jail: Not more than 2 1/2 years House of Correction
Fine: $500-$5,000
License suspended for 1 year; work/education hardship considered in 3 months; general hardship in 6 months
Alternative disposition
Probation with mandatory participation in alcohol-drug education program paid for by defendant
License suspended for 45 to 90 days (210 days for drivers under age 21)
MASSACHUSETTS DWI/ DUI LAW SECOND OFFENSE
Jail: Not less than 60 days (30 day mandatory), not more then 2 1/2 years
Fine: $600-$10,000
License suspended for 2 years, work/education hardship considered in 6 months; general hardship in 1 year.
Alternative disposition
2 years probation
14 day confined treatment program paid for by the defendant
License suspended for two years, work/education hardship considered in 6 months; general hardship in 1 year
MASSACHUSETTS DWI/ DUI LAW THIRD OFFENSE
Jail: Not less than 180 days (150 day mandatory), not more than 5 years State Prison (felony status). May be served in a prison treatment program
License suspended for 8 years, work/education hardship considered in 2 years; general hardship in 4 years
Fine $1,000-$15,000
MASSACHUSETTS DWI/ DUI LAW THIRD OFFENSE
Jail: Not less than 180 days (150 day mandatory), not more than 5 years State Prison (felony status). May be served in a prison treatment program
License suspended for 8 years, work/education hardship considered in 2 years; general hardship in 4 years
Fine $1,000-$15,000
MASSACHUSETTS DWI/ DUI LAW FOURTH OFFENSE
Jail: Not less than 2 years (1 year minimum mandatory), not more than 5 years (felony status)
Fine $1,500-$25,000
License suspended for 10 years, work/education hardship considered in 5 years; general hardship in 8 years
MASSACHUSETTS DWI/ DUI LAW FIFTH OFFENSE
Jail: Not less than 2 1/2 years (24 mos. minimum mandatory), not more than 5 years (felony status)
Fine $2,000-$50,000
License for life, no possibility of hardship

Friday, November 21, 2008

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NY IT Services

I guess we have to face the fact that technology is necessary in today's business. It's critical to business success. How do you find the right IT solution and then make it work for you and your business? The best way is to have a leading IT consulting firm guide you. That is the key to better IT management. You may think you need to be an IT expert to be in business, but that's just not true. If you have a small or even midsized business you don't need an in-house IT department. You only need iCorps
Technologies' IT consulting and network support systems. iCorps has a comprehensive IT outsourcing solutions broaden your IT power immediately and that will give you the power to deal with all areas of your technology needs like network integration, business application development, network monitoring, IT support, and preventative care. It's simple... technology that matches your business will make your business more money. It will also cause your business to be more productive and able to compete in your area. Check out NY IT services. Are you ready to let technology improve your business? If the answer is yes, visit the link and get started today.

IT outsourcing

You can not really have a business today and not address technology needs. NY IT outsourcing helps find the right IT solution and makes it work for your business. Having a great IT consulting firm is the key you need to better IT management and as a result, a better business. If your business is small or even midsized, you don't have to be an IT expert to be successful. You don't even need to have an in-house IT department. You simply need iCorps Technologies IT consulting and network support services.

iCorps’ comprehensive IT outsourcing solutions immediately broaden your IT capabilities and give you the power and flexibility to handle any aspect of your technology needs: Network integration. Business application development. Network monitoring. IT support. Preventive care. It's pretty simple, when you have technology that fits with your business it drives your business to make more money, get more done and compete in the market.

iCorps designs networks with the reliability, flexibility, and security in place to support your business. Our network integration solutions streamline work flow, increase productivity and accessibility, improve CRM, ERP, and reduce costs.

So, how about it... are you ready to let IT work for your business?


debt collection

Are you trying without much success to recover your profit margin? American Profit Recovery is changing the way that businesses take care of their accounts receivable. They work with people in almost every industry to help grow their profit through a proven successful system. The system includes a low cost fee plan and technology that is driven by their customers. This paired with early intervention means success for your Debt Collection.

A lot of times creditors can't find the customers who have charged up accounts because they have either moved or changed their contact information. A collection service finds the correct information to contact using a process called skip tracing. The collection office then will send a notice to the person giving them the chance to verify if it is their debt. After the debt is verified then the collector will call or send a written notice to them asking for full payment. If the person can't afford to pay the full amount they may try to work out a payment schedule.

They have a greater amount of success than most collection agencies. APR increases profits and saves money that is spent on recovering bad debt. They make managing past due accounts easier than ever.

Sunday, November 2, 2008

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Thursday, October 30, 2008

web hosting

If you're looking for the very best web hosting, here's a little information about alreadyhosting.com to get you started...

What Is Web Hosting:
Web hosting
is an internet storage service that gives individuals, organizations, and businesses the ability to publish websites on the web. Hosting services provide (normally for a small fee) space on their web servers that clients can "rent" to store personal websites. Any website listed on the World Wide Web is stored on a web server somewhere in the world, web hosting is required to place a site on the internet.

Types Of Web Hosting:
There are many different types of web hosting; I would like to focus on three of the popular types: shared, VPS, and dedicated hosting. Shared hosting services are popular among beginner webmasters and low traffic sites. There are many reasons for choosing this route but the most obvious is the affordable pricing. Shared web hosting can be offered at such a low rate due to the fact that the server and resources are shared among multiple websites & users.

Websites that draw a lot of visitors should consider a VPS or dedicated web server. Virtual private hosting servers (VPS) are popular among many because it maintains a low price tag due to server sharing but it has an increase in performance due to dedicated resources. Dedicated web hosting providers give clients with their very own web hosting server. This option is for websites with huge levels of traffic that cannot afford to share resources with other sites.

What To Look For In A Web Host:
Over the past few months we have received many emails from our visitors asking what is the number one thing that should be considered when choosing a web hosting provider. There are many factors to consider during the search but I always recommend finding a host that offers dependable server resources. It is also important to consider pricing when choosing a web hosting service. Our list of top web hosting company reviews above will serve as a great starting point for your research.

Friday, October 24, 2008

fave 5

Last week it was all about shoes… While shoes are still in the front of my mind, I’ll move on and not be repetitive…
  1. Don’t you just love watching your kids sleep? I mean not just watching them, but seeing their little sweet faces looking so innocent and pretty. I took this picture of Izzy sleeping, so peacefully. Look at her little hands. izzysleeping.jpg
  2. Boys! To be more specific, my boy! Bailey asked if he could have a few friends over for a sleepover. Outside! He was shocked that I said yes instantly without thought. We spent last Saturday emptying a storage building to make room for some things that will hopefully find their way there this weekend but Bailey saw the open building as a perfect place for a campout! I had to laugh when the boys spent hours running extension cords, taking portable heaters, television, games, movies, and food all out. It got colder as the sun disappeared and I didn’t think they would last as long as they did. They came in shortly before midnight. This was after watching the movie, making a camp fire, roasting marshmallows, and drinking an entire case of coke. Boys… you gotta love them! (the sweetest part was that Bailey allowed Emelia, his 10 year old sister, to tag along.)
  3. This new thin wallet! When I bought my coach purse in Florida I bought the matching wallet. What I didn’t realize was that the wallet was big and bulky and hard to get in and out of my purse… I found this (well, almost… mine has hot pink trim) slim wallet that is so cool!
  4. This shaving cream. I love it. I first bought the coconut and loved it, this time I got the raspberry mist.
  5. Blogging! I heart my bloggy buddies! KC gave me this today! Thanks KC! Some of my first blog friends were JennaG, Stacy, Carrie (doesn’t blog anymore but I keep up with her on facebook), Haley, Sheryl, Irene, Sonya, Judi, and Karen!



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Thursday, October 2, 2008

baseball equipment

When Emelia played softball we were in a hurry to find baseball equipment fast! From uniform pieces to batting gloves, we had to round up all the necessary equipment. I didn't realize I could find all kinds of youth baseball equipment online like youth baseball gloves, batting gloves, t-ball equipment and other kids games at Kids Sports Inc. They specialize in all kinds of sports equipment for kids with a lot of cool gift ideas for all ages from toddlers to little league players.

Now they are playing baseball almost year around. There is spring ball and fall ball. So, now they are starting up the Fall season for baseball. If you are looking for training equipment for your kids that will make playing ball more fun for them check out the quality products at kidsportsinc.com. They have all kinds of youth baseball gloves, portable batting cages, pitching machines, t-ball batting tees, youth batting gloves, baseballs, and pitchbacks. Just about anything you can think of needing for the season you can find online at the website. They offer $7.50 shipping for any size order!

Thursday, August 28, 2008

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charter

I love my laptop! I love being able to take it in the kitchen to follow a recipe when cooking, or take it outside to look at email while sitting by the pool. I love that when I went to Florida, my computer went with me. I guess me and this computer are joined at the hip, but I really like to stay connected and feel like I am connected through the laptop. Amanda finally got a laptop, it's pink! Bailey has one too. Matt is feeling a little left out although he has a couple of desktop computers I think he would love to win a laptop! There is a contest going on at Charter. They are giving away one laptop every day for thirty days! Charter services offers high speed internet at only 19.99 a month for six months, or you can choose charter digital home high speed internet for only 69.98 a month for six months. You can even get Charter digital home high speed internet and Charter telephone for only 99.97 a month for 12 months. After you make a purchase at Charter you will be sent a free gas gift card from Shell and then you will be entered automatically to win one of thirty Hewlett Packard Compaq Presario C770 US laptops. If I were to win this, Matt would definitely claim the new laptop... who would use it the most if you were to win? Charter Laptop A Day Giveaway is a great opportunity to get that laptop you've been wanting for so long and at the same time get great service from Charter.


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It’s been a busy Wednesday morning around here! Overall it’s going well… beds made (check), laundry done (check), dinner planned (check), Izzy fed breakfast (check), Izzy with foot splints (check), Izzy in stander 30 minutes (check)… I have a big stack of CADs I need to work on in a minute and then it will be time to get Izzy to school! YIKES.

To update my review of the WEN product I mentioned… I’ve used it a few more times and I think it is getting better. I still feel like my hair isn’t as clean as I like. I normally use biolage which smells so clean to begin with and usually wash and wash again before using conditioner. I like clean. Anyway, this stuff smells pretty good, kinda minty. It doesn’t lather. At all. It’s like putting conditioner on your hair. But you leave it on for the whole time you shower (five minutes or more) and then rinse it off. You use a lot. It’s recommended that you use like 24 pumps of it minimum. It’s hard to use so much of something that was $30 for a small bottle, but I’m giving it a fair shot. I have had several people say my hair looks smoother than they have ever seen it. It’s naturally curly and I prefer it straight. I have been staightening it more and even with the normal humidity of Oklahoma it’s been staying straight without getting frizzy. I am not sure yet… a)if I’ll re-buy… my hair is going to have to show drastic results to buy more or b) if it is going to drive me crazy feeling like my hair isn’t clean enough. I’ll keep you updated, I know you are just on the edge of your seat! :P

I marinated chicken yesterday to grill. At 4:45 I went out to fire up the grill and noticed the flames were not very high. Oops… time for a new bottle of propane. Matt (usually) gets home at five and is hungry, more now that I’ve been starving limiting his portions. So I opted for plan B which wasn’t a plan at all, but almost an entire pizza left in the fridge from the night before. I put it in the oven to make it crispy again and fixed a spinach salad and broccoli on the side. I put the chicken in the fridge because it’s better anyway if it marinates longer, right? Then Matt calls to say he is working late. Really late. So, at 10 p.m. he got what resembled two slices of pizza but has turned into a cracker with dry cheese because it sat in the over (I did remember to turn it off - duh!) for hours & hours! That’ll teach him to be late! No not really, I just didn’t have a plan C… Well, I could have a plan C but by ten I wasn’t willing to do a plan C. He didn’t complain. He’s a saint.

I was looking through the folder that was sent home from school with Isabelle yesterday evening. I didn’t read read everything but kinda glanced at everything and thank goodness I noticed the snack schedule! She is the snack bringer for TODAY! I had no idea. She wasn’t on the schedule for last year in pre-k, probably because she doesn’t stay in the room during snack time and doesn’t always partake in snacks… but I don’t mind bringing them… just glad I know to bring them. So some time before I take her which is only a couple of hours we have to run to the store and find something healthy. I had bought some chewy fruit things at Sams that say 100% of daily vitamins… for snacks for the big kids. I think it had about 50 packs inside and thought… I can take out 19 of those and send them. They are healthy. After reading the notes from the teacher it said “do not send chewy fruit or candy.” Okay. I’ll have to go to the store. Izzy’s favorite snack is gogurt. But, I doubt I’ll send that. We’ll see. Any suggestions (please don’t tell me to slice fruit! UGH)?

Okay, I’m out! Too much to do to keep typing your ear off. Have a great Wednesday!


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