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Privet - Over eight years ago I met the most wonderful Russian woman in the world! What started as friends on the Internet per e-mails and text messages, became a dream come true for this American. I moved to Russia seven years ago and have never, one time in all those years, regretted that move to Russia. In fact, I have realized over the years that Russia is safe, incredibly fantastic and a wonderfully explicit country to live and travel in. I have been lucky in many ways and meeting a normal Russian woman whose main goal is not to leave Russia, that was a blessing in disguise, as I was the one who had to make the hard decision to leave my country. It was a decision that I have never ever regretted and it also opened my eyes to a whole new world of ideas and thinking's. So welcome to Windows to Russia and stay a spell, sip a cup of coffee. (Svetlana and Kyle)

Tag: Illinois

June 29, 2011

Blagojevich Mess Will Linger for Years in Illinois

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — In the end, Rod Blagojevich did not bring doom for his party or the national political figures whose names got dragged into his scandal. But long after he is behind bars, Illinois will still be cleaning up the mess left behind by the state’s cartoonish former governor. Blagojevich — who drew [...]

June 29, 2011

Convicted Blagojevich Faces Prospect of Prison

CHICAGO  —Rod Blagojevich wakes up to a stark reality a day after appearing nearly speechless when a Chicago jury read guilty verdicts against him. The impeached ex-Illinois governor will likely be on his way to federal prison within months, leaving his wife, two young daughters and comfortable home in a leafy Chicago neighborhood behind. Legal [...]

June 28, 2011

Jurors Liked Blagojevich, but Didn’t Believe Him

CHICAGO (AP) — Jurors who convicted Rod Blagojevich of corruption Monday said it wasn’t that they didn’t like the ousted Illinois governor — they just didn’t believe him. Speaking to reporters after the verdict, one of the jury’s 11 women said she found the chatty Blagojevich personable, while another called parts of his seven days [...]

June 24, 2011

Pastor Suspended 20 Days for Marrying Lesbians

MILWAUKEE (AP) — A Methodist pastor was suspended Thursday for 20 days for officiating at a lesbian wedding, a modest victory for traditionalists in a growing rift over the role of gay and lesbian partnerships in the church. The Rev. Amy DeLong of Osceola never denied marrying the couple, an act that prompted a church [...]

June 23, 2011

Census Shows Whites Lose US Majority Among Babies

WASHINGTON (AP) — For the first time, minorities make up a majority of babies in the U.S., part of a sweeping race change and growing age divide between mostly white, older Americans and predominantly minority youths that could reshape government policies. Preliminary census estimates also show the share of African-American households headed by women — [...]

June 23, 2011

Wis.Approves Concealed Weapons Permits

MADISON, Wis.  — Wisconsin has become one of the last states to approve allowing permit-holders to carry concealed weapons. State lawmakers on Tuesday gave final bipartisan support to a measure legalizing concealed carry and sent it to Republican Gov. Scott Walker. He’s expected to quickly sign it into law. Once that happens, Illinois will be [...]

June 9, 2011

Ex-US Rep. Denies Cash Deal for Blagojevich

CHICAGO — Former U.S. Rep. Bill Lipinski testified for Rod Blagojevich’s defense Wednesday that he didn’t ask fellow congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. for a campaign contribution for the former Illinois governor. Lipinski’s testimony contradicts earlier statements from Jackson, who told jurors that Lipinski approached him about raising $25,000 for Blagojevich’s campaign for governor in 2002. [...]

June 1, 2011

New Law on Crack Cocaine Could Apply to Old Cases

WASHINGTON (AP) — A year ago, a drug dealer caught with 50 grams of crack cocaine faced a mandatory 10 years in federal prison. Today, new sentencing rules cut that to as little as five years, and thousands of inmates not covered by the change are trying to get it applied to old cases. “Please [...]

May 28, 2011

Science Can’t Design Away Tornadoes’ Deadly Threat

WASHINGTON (AP) — Storm science has greatly improved tornado warnings in recent years. But if that’s led anyone into a sense of security, that feeling has taken a beating in recent weeks. Super Outbreak 2011, on April 25-28, killed more than 300 people in the South and Midwest. Less than a month later, a devastating [...]

May 26, 2011

Illinois Lawyer Objects to Buxom Woman at Trial Table

Illinois Lawyer Objects to Buxom Woman at Trial Table CHICAGO — A Chicago lawyer says his opponent in a small claims case is using an unfair tactic by sitting a buxom woman next to him at counsel’s table. Attorney Thomas Gooch says the woman’s sole purpose “is to draw the attention of the jury away [...]

May 26, 2011

Powerful storms pound several central US states

Powerful storms pound several central US states ST. LOUIS – Powerful storms roared through middle America again on Wednesday, with weak tornadoes touching down in isolated spots and severe thunderstorms threatening such strikes in several states. The National Weather Service issued tornado watches and a series of warnings in a dozen states, stretching northwest from [...]

May 21, 2011

FBI Wants Unabomber’s DNA for 1982 Tylenol Poisoning Probe

May 19 (Bloomberg) — The FBI is seeking DNA from Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski, who’s serving a life sentence for killing three people with homemade bombs, in connection with the 1982 Tylenol poisonings Seven people in the Chicago area died, and thousands of bottles of the over-the-counter painkiller were withdrawn. The case was never solved. Kaczynski [...]

May 18, 2011

Coast Guard Closes Part of Mississippi River

AP May 17: Floodwaters from the Mississippi River swirl around Diamond Jacks Casino in Vicksburg, Miss. JACKSON, Miss. –  The Coast Guard closed the swollen Mississippi River north of New Orleans on Tuesday, halting cargo vessels on the nation’s busiest waterway in the latest effort to reduce pressure from rising floodwaters. The 15-mile closure at [...]

March 31, 2011

How is that Change Doing You? Obama From 2002…

“Toppling Brutal Dictator a ‘Dumb War’ “ Obama in 2002: Toppling Brutal Dictator a ‘Dumb War’ Wednesday, March 30, 2011 By Matt Cover (CNS) – President Barack Obama, as an Illinois state senator in 2002, said that using military force to topple a murderous dictator amounted to a “dumb war” and should be opposed. The [...]

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