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More Companies See Volunteerism As A Key Ingredient In Success

Imperial, California (NAPSI) - Giving can come in many forms. Some choose to give money to charitable organizations while others may give tangible gifts. Still more people give the gift of their time, which in many ways holds as much or more value than financial support can provide.

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Former Mexican Government Official Sentenced to Eight Years in Federal Prison After Pleading Guilty to Racketeering Charge

San Diego, California - United States Attorney Laura E. Duffy announced that United States District Court Judge William Q. Hayes sentenced Jesus Quinonez-Marquez, the former Director of International Liaison for the Baja California Attorney General’s Office, to serve 97 months in custody following a guilty plea to participating in a federal racketeering (RICO) conspiracy.

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Sliding metals show fluidlike behavior

Researchers have discovered a swirling, fluidlike behavior in a solid piece of metal sliding over another, providing new insights into the mechanisms of wear and generation of machined surfaces that could help improve the durability of metal parts.

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Hardy Boys To Hunger Games: Free Library Service Keeps Blind Children Reading

Imperial, California (NAPSI) - Like many 10-year-olds, Brandon Pickrel loves reading books about dinosaurs. And books about the weather “tornadoes and stuff,” he says. “And books about science experiments.”

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Tips For Parents: Discussing Underage Drinking

Imperial, California (NAPSI) - There’s welcome news for parents who have yet to have a discussion with their son or daughter about underage drinking.

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Governor Brown Issues Legislative Update

Sacramento, California - Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today announced that he has signed the following bills:

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Final Defendant Pleads Guilty in Scheme to Defraud Consumers Seeking Immigration Services

Wasshington, DC - A Missouri woman pleaded guilty Friday for her role in a scheme to defraud consumers seeking immigration-related services, the Justice Department announced.

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Survey Shows Generational Divide Over Relaxation Habits

San Diego, California (NAPSI) - When it comes to leaving work behind, not everyone vacations the same way. That’s a key finding of a recent survey that revealed that boomers (individuals approximately 48-66 years of age) and millennials (individuals approximately 18-31 years of age) have very different approaches when it comes to what they want from a vacation.

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