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The American Red Cross and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) have just released results of a survey showing a majority (79%) of Americans are concerned about the rising cost of heating their homes, and may use an alternative heating source to reduce their bills this winter.

We received some very exciting news this morning...I'll let GMcG share it with you:"In response to our request, Congress has passed legislation that includes a $100 million appropriation for Red Cross disaster relief and an additional $30 million for Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces (SAF).

We’ve got 10 secrets that your bank doesn’t want you to know. Banks can also change the terms of your agreement, raising rates when they like (though you can opt out and pay off the balance at the old rate as long as you never use the card again).

Advance warning: We will likely not be blogging much tomorrow. This doesn't mean that we love you any less, it just means that we love Gail McGovern more! Who, you might ask, is Gail? Well, as you know from Robin's infamous meeting, Gail is our new national CEO for the American Red Cross.

Here is a video of new American Red Cross President Gail McGovern's welcome message to staff, employees, donors and other supporters of the Red Cross mission.

I'm here in Washington, D.C. at a good time. Not only because I can help with the disaster response, but also because today is Gail McGovern's first day at work. Gail is the new National American Red Cross CEO, and this morning she held a meet-and-greet in the atrium with the whole staff.

Interesting and, I think, wise choice by the American Red Cross for its new CEO: A former for-profit marketing professional turned Harvard marketing professor who has a ton of experience raising money. Even better, it took the organization just five months to land Gail J. McGovern.

Except for her ears, all of Lalis facial features are duplicated she has two noses, two pairs of lips and two pairs of eyes. My daughter is fine like any other child, said Vinod Singh, 23, a poor farm worker. American job exporters are reportedly lining up to place orders for the newest crop of these type workers.