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Kiplinger's Long-Term Care Consumer Video Sponsored by John Hancock ...
BOSTON, Feb. 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- "Who Cares: Kiplinger's No- Nonsense Look at Long-Term Care," a consumer education video sponsored by the long-term care department of John Hancock Life Insurance Company, has won an Aegis Award for excellence in film and video. The Aegis Awards, one of the oldest and most respected video/film production contests in the United States, is the only competition that features true peer judging by professionals who work in the video/film industry every day. Written and produced by Kiplinger Washington Editors and Baney Media Inc., "Who Cares" is an educational personal finance video on long-term care that covers what it is, how it's delivered, how much it costs and how to pay for it. It is designed to be an informative, consumer-friendly review that encourages people to prepare for the possibility of someday needing this care.
Audi considers opening a factory in the United States.
Separately, the BMW chief executive, Norbert Reithofer, said at the Geneva Auto Show that the company's currency hedging strategy was also under scrutiny. "We will address the topic of currency hedging very clearly at the annual news conference" on March 18, he said. The focus for many automakers is now on an increase in sales during the second half of the year. Bob Lutz, the vice chairman of General Motors, said Tuesday that he expected an economic recovery in the second half of the year, after describing February U.S. sales as "very disappointing" for the industry. But "our crystal ball is not that much better than anybody else's," he said. Toyota also expects a recovery in the second half for auto sales in North America, even though tighter credit conditions have injected a note of uncertainty.
Barack Obama trounces Hillary Clinton
We overflowed out of the gym and took up the library of the elementary school. This surge of new voters were for Obama, and they swamped the Clinton voters. Many were young, but some were retired, some had even been Republicans up until today. Obama is just bringing these people out of the woodwork. .
When a dog had its day, but Arshad Warsi didn't!
Every dog has its day. One such canine had his while shooting a scene with actor Arshad Warsi .
There is a scene in Rakesh Roshans forthcoming production Krazy 4 that shows a dog barking at Arshad Warsi and pulling his pants with its ferocious bite.
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