ReaganGirl.com is a website for the thinking patriot. I explore topics from veteran's issues, to religion, to the modern family. I write from an old-fashioned, conservative point of view, but I advocate for American values, not for any particular candidate or campaign. I am New American Feminist: Pro-2nd Amendment, Pro-Family, Pro-Life, and Pro-Manly Man.

Neslo Ventures, LLC is based on the idea of owning your own business here in America. The idea of a good product or service at a fair price is the principal we were taught and we do our best to accomplish this throughout our company.

We are a small business owned by a service-connected disabled veteran that assists other service-connected disabled veterans receive the well-deserved benefits that were denied by the Veterans Administration.

Our ultimate goal is to rally all the chartered veterans organizations to lobby congress for veterans' claims reform. Do you know that in some cases it takes about 7-9 years to go through the claim-denial-appeal process? With alternative dispute resolution, this time could be reduced to less than 2 years. With all this waiting, can you imagine the back up of new claims just to be reviewed for the first time?

Veterans United Home Loans is the nation's largest dedicated provider of VA Loans — dedicated to making the American dream of homeownership a reality for those who so bravely served.

Our passionate, hard-working team is committed to exceeding our clients' expectations by providing a wealth of helpful information and providing personal, specialized knowledge and support. We proudly recognize the honor of military service, so when you're ready to purchase a home, we'll be proud to serve you.

If you care about helping veterans and making America a better place for future generations, then join today! We work with any social network or veteran website that has veteran's best interests at heart.

100% Free Access to Ready to Work Veterans In Your Community
Veteran Central is the first online community offering a place for local neighborhoods to tap into their Veteran populations who have skills you need and are looking for work. Employers can search for Vets looking for full time work, internships, and contract/freelance work.

Be A part of the Founding 500
If you consider yourself an advocate for Veteran's issues and issues in your community as a whole, then you should also consider joining the Founding 500 group. You have to exhibit exemplary marks of online action that result in honorable outcomes to help your local neighborhoods and changing communities. The founding 500 will soon be filled, make sure you or a Veteran you know gets involved today.

Help Us Find Veteran Top Veteran Supporters
Veteran Central is looking for the top Veteran Supporters in the country to seed the new Veteran Central online community with rich, valuable, trusted content that Veterans ask us for. These top supporters can help Vets in incredible ways by scaling their existing efforts using a Veteran Central group and profile.

Hello my name is Alex, I have been into Military Modeling for about 50 years. I have always had the utmost respect for those who serve our country, and I am proud to have served as a Firefighter in a Major New Jersey City, for the past 33 years. I retired in February of 2010, holding the rank of Battalion Chief. I also served at Ground Zero.

I started building plastic models at about 6 years of age, and have done so ever since. About seven years ago, while on vacation in Gettysburg, I stopped in a Toy Soldier Store, and I noticed the metal Toy Soldiers had improved tremendously. Now I found what I was looking for. Pre built replicas, that I no longer had to paint and detail. There were still some issues with scale and detail, but I got that all sorted out, and I began collecting them.

I had joined some Forums to gain additional knowledge, I then decided to use my modeling skills, and build a scene, which I posted on a popular Forum. A lot of members liked it, but the pure collectors seemed to frown upon it. Well I loved doing it, and I followed with more, again with mixed reviews. Well my persistence of combining the 1/35th scale modeling mentality, with the"Toy Soldier" Industry, has definitely gained momentum over the past few years. A variety of highly detailed products are now available by various Manufacturers. And displaying collections in a realistic enviornment, is becoming very popular also.

I met my partner Nick, who is an ex Albuquerque Aviation Police Sergeant, on one of the Toy Soldier Forums. Nick's artwork has been published in a poetry publication, made a couple of dioramas for a movie and has created a World War Two diorama depicting the first Native American to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor, which is in a museum in Oklahoma, USA..

He and I soon began pooling our talent and doing projects together. We decided to give ourselves a name, which is Battle Scene Productions. Besides being a platform to show our work, this Web Site has evolved into a place where you can learn about various Military related products. And it reflects the respect we have for those who serve and protect us both at home and abroad. We hope as you browse our site that you will gain an appreciation of the sacrifices of those who served, and at the same time be entertained by our Battle Art and other features of the Site.

This web site is dedicated to those who protect us and serve our Country:

All branches of the Military
Firefighters
Police
Emergency Medical Personel

The Social security disability resource center provides information on the federal disability benefit programs, SSD (social security disability, mandated under title II of the social security act) and SSI (supplemental security income, mandated under title 16), in addition to answering questions about social security retirement benefits and providing resource links on topics such as medicare. The SSDRC is published, edited, and maintained by Tim Moore, a former disability claims examiner for the social security administration's disability determination services (DDS), as well as a former caseworker with a background in many federal assistance programs, including medicaid for disabled adults.

In addition to having a broad spectrum of experience within these individual programs, Tim Moore also possesses an extensive background in the area of social security disability and SSI claimant representation, an area of federal administrative law that, in recent years, has become embattled concurrent with rising disability claims. This, combined with the federal government's relative lack of committment to properly provisioning and staffing the Social Security Administration, has resulted in the inability of SSA to adequately service the needs of disabled workers and retirees. As a result, disability claim backlogs in the last decade have soared nationwide, and waits for requested hearings have grown to untenable lengths. As the social security administration is continually not given the budgetary resources needed to maintain its manpower numbers as field office workers quit and retire, the situation is expected to worsen in coming years.

The goal of this site is to provide information about how the federal government's disability programs work, the idea being that qualified information may lead to better choices as to how to initiate and pursue claims and appeals, and potentially avoid time-consuming and costly mistakes. In many instances, a foreknowledge of how claims are adjudicated, an insight into how to navigate the federal disability system, and proper case preparation, particularly at the administrative law judge hearing level, may lead to faster resolutions on cases and an increased probability of approval. These are outcomes that, in and of themselves, may allow claimants to avoid precarious and even devastating financial outcomes, including but not limited to a worsening of their medical condition, due to an extended interruption in medical insurance coverage, and potentially bankruptcy and home foreclosure.

Mission Statement

The Veterans Leadership Program of Western Pennsylvania provides essential housing, employment, and other vital supportive services to eligible veterans, service members and their families to improve self-sufficiency, sustainability and quality of life.

VLP History

In 1982, a group of Vietnam veterans joined together to meet a need. Mills were closing, manufacturing jobs were disappearing, and many veterans were out of work and out of hope. The original concept was to provide job placement and training for Vietnam veterans who were displaced in a changing economy. At that time, none of VLP?s founders imagined the agency would still be meeting that need today. But here we are. It is the mission of VLP to bring renewed strength and self-reliance to all veterans and their family members who have selflessly served our nation by providing essential employment, housing, and other vital supportive services. With over 300,000 veterans residing in southwestern Pennsylvania, this region has one of the highest per capita concentrations of veterans in the United States. The dedicated Staff and Board of Directors of VLP continue to assist not only the unemployed, underemployed, and homeless veterans of our region, but all veterans, members of the Reserve and National Guard, and their families.

Originally known as Vietnam Veterans Leadership Program, in 2005 the agency changed its name to Veterans Leadership Program to reflect service to all veterans regardless of the era in which they served.

The historic Southside district of Pittsburgh became VLP's new home in August 2005. Conveniently located just two blocks from the Birmingham Bridge and a short walk to the Southside Works shopping district, the new office building has ample free parking and is located on major bus lines. The VLP Johnstown office is located within the Hiram G. Andrews Center located on Goucher Street in Johnstown. Currently veterans receive services at our Carson Street office and at our Johnstown office.

Committed to providing the most comprehensive and up-to-date information on pleural mesothelioma cancer, PleuralMesothelioma.com is the Web's most inclusive resource solely dedicated to this rare cancer.

Focusing exclusively on pleural mesothelioma, the most common form of mesothelioma cancer, our site delves deeper into pleural mesothelioma with the hope of further educating patients on their diagnosis and treatment options. Part of our mission is to offer a one-stop resource to pleural mesothelioma patients and their families. Our goal is to simplify the research process for patients by offering an inclusive site purely dedicated to pleural mesothelioma cancer.

In addition to teaming up with educational, medical and public organizations across the nation, we advocate commendable charities that aid in the prevention and treatment of pleural mesothelioma. The resources on this site are made possible thru funding from lawyers throughout the United States that have assisted pleural mesothelioma patients and other asbestos victims and desire to give back to the community with hopes that education will in fact save lives.

At PleuralMesothelioma.com our highest goal is to help pleural mesothelioma patients cope with their diagnosis and provide resources to make educated decisions for their case. Although a cure has yet to be found for pleural mesothelioma, there is much hope with increasing numbers of mesothelioma survivors and advancements in treatment options.

The Spina Bifida Association (SBA) serves adults and children who live with the challenges of Spina Bifida. Since 1973, SBA has been the only national voluntary health agency solely dedicated to enhancing the lives of those with Spina Bifida and those whose lives are touched by this challenging birth defect. Its tools are education, advocacy, research, and service.

Through its network of chapters, SBA has a presence in more than 125 communities nationwide and touches thousands of people each year. Lives are changed by the programs SBA has created, the services the organization provides, and the accomplishments of its advocacy efforts.

Military supplies, military gifts for the various branches of service as well as general information about the military.