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How To Make A Special Request For Expedited Social Security Benefit Payment

130.1 Can you ask to expedite your benefit payment if it was not received on time? If you did not receive your Social Security benefit for a particular month, you may file a written request for prompt [more]

Social Security Provided Prescription Drug Benefits

128.1 What is the Prescription Drug Benefit? The Prescription Drug Benefit, provides outpatient prescription drugs to the aged and disabled. 128.2 Who administers the Prescription Drug Benefit [more]

Social Security Hospital and Medical Insurance Benefits

127.1 What is Medicare? The Health Insurance Program, commonly known as “Medicare”, provides comprehensive health insurance protection to the aged, disabled, and those with end-stage kidney [more]

Entitlement To Retirement, Survivors, And Disability Insurance Benefits

125.1 What are Social Security benefits? Social Security benefits are payments made under a social insurance program administered by the Social Security Administration. They are paid monthly by check or [more]

How Social Security Disability Eligibility Is Determined

115.1 How does SSA determine disability cases? State Disability Determination Services (DDS) generally make decisions on disability cases. DDSs are state agencies in every state that SSA funds and [more]

Collecting Your Social Security Insurance Abroad

114.1 Where is your case handled if you live overseas? If you live overseas, your SSI payments are handled by one of the following: If you are a blind or disabled child of military parents stationed [more]

What Social Security Can Do For You

110.1 What services can your local Social Security Office provide? Your local Social Security office is the place where you can: Apply for a Social Security number; Check on your earnings [more]

Social Security Totalization Agreements With Other Countries

107.1 What are Totalization agreements? The Social Security Act allows the President to enter into international agreements to coordinate the U.S. Social Security Act’s title II (old age, survivors and [more]

Tips, Cheats, Tricks, Walkthrough and Review of Haunted Halls: Fears from Childhood

Explore the evil Dr. Blackmore’s latest experiment in a Haunted Halls: Fears from Childhood, a terrifying Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game! After dragging Tim through a mysterious portal, Dr. Blackmore [more]

Tips, Cheats, Tricks, Walkthrough and Review of Haunted Halls: Fears from Childhood

Explore the evil Dr. Blackmore’s latest experiment in a Haunted Halls: Fears from Childhood, a terrifying Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game! After dragging Tim through a mysterious portal, Dr. Blackmore [more]

Tips, Cheats, Tricks, Walkthrough and Review of Hallowed Legends: Templar Collector's Edition

Strange figures have taken over a small town in Hallowed Legends: Templar! Stop the Knights of the Templar in this exciting Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game! Travel to your brother and his wife’s hometown [more]

Tips, Cheats, Tricks, Walkthrough and Review of Hallowed Legends: Templar Collector's Edition

Strange figures have taken over a small town in Hallowed Legends: Templar! Stop the Knights of the Templar in this exciting Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game! Travel to your brother and his wife’s hometown [more]

The Buzz Week in Review

by Mike Krumboltz

Rainy Day Tea Party

Angry tea parties! A presidential puppy! A new singing sensation! It was a heckuva week on the Web. Join us for a look back at those stories and more with the Buzz Week in Review.

Taxed enough already?
This just in: Americans don’t like paying taxes. That may sound like a news blurb from Captain Obvious, but tax rage seemed especially high this year. Tea parties, in which ticked off taxpayers voice their displeasure, took the country and the Web by storm. Over the course of the week, lookups for “tea parties” surged over 2,000%, and related queries on “anti-tax tea parties” and “april 15 tea parties” also posted impressive numbers. Blogs, papers, and the TV news sought to put their own spin on the proceedings. A particularly buzzy moment occurred when CNN reporter Susan Roesgen interviewed protesters and then called their activities “anti government.”

Bobama makes his debut
Yes, yes, we know. You’re sick of hearing about the new Obama puppy. We’re sick of writing about it, too. And until it bites the ankle of a prime minister of a not-so-friendly foreign country, we promise not to mention it again. But, for now, we will say that Bo Obama had his coming out party this week and he was just as cute and popular as folks imagined he’d be. The six-month-old puppy, a gift from the Kennedy clan, posed for photos on the White House lawn and went for a brief trot with his new family. Queries on “new obama puppy” and “photos of obama dog” howled at the moon.

Susan Boyle rocks it
One of the biggest viral video in years hit the Web this week in the form of unassuming singer Susan Boyle. The 47-year-old contestant on “Britain’s Got Talent” blew the doors off the judges with an amazing performance of “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Miserables. Even Simon Cowell was impressed. The notoriously difficult-to-please judge is known for his acid tongue. However, upon hearing Ms. Boyle, he dropped his jaw in amazement. Since her breakthrough performance, Boyle has been lighting it up on morning talk shows. Some are expecting her to sign a very lucrative contract. Let’s hear it for substance over style!

Also buzzing this week…
• John Madden retired from broadcasting. We assume this doesn’t extend to his very lucrative series of videogames.
• Lauren Lee Smith of “CSI” fame got married and saw her searches roar over 12,000%.
• Ashton Kutcher beat CNN in the race to garner 1 million followers. And people say humanity is doomed…


-- drakaal