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- LAPD and the Rabbit The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), The FBI, and the CIA are all trying to prove that they are the best at apprehending criminals. The President decides to give them a test. He releases a rabbit into a forest and each of them has to catch it. The CIA goes...
- How To Avoid Unpaid Items It's an all too familiar scenario: an item sells and you send the high bidder their invoice. You don't hear anything back immediately but you're not worried – many buyers take a day or so to pay. A day passes; two, three, and still you hear nothing from them. By...
how to take abrupt action Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat. - Theodore Roosevelt I...- linklings, you have got to be kidding me edition With the apparent failure of the Senate to agree to a bailout of the nation's "Big 3" auto manufacturers, it appeared that Friday we were about to enter into an interesting new phase of the "what if the company is too big to fail?" story. But wait! Not so fast! ...
Getting Smart About Corporate Blogging - Part Two In part one of this series we discussed a post made by Matt Cutts on corporate blogging. We went over the first point he made in his post, regarding leaving yourself wiggle room on deadlines. Now, let's go over the second point, about how to handle yourself when dealing with...- One Less Car Company to Consider My car isn't that old, just 5 years. It has very few miles on it, probably around 50,000. However, at some point, I'll have to think about a replacement car. When that time comes, I won't have to consider getting a Lexus. I'm sure that Lexus makes a fine car....
- Weekly Financial Review #13 Here are some quick hit financial thoughts for this week: I got an uplifting comment towards my cutting the cable TV article from a person known as Ro. His comment is worth publishing in full, "This week, we bought a Radio Shack antenna, booster, cords and guide wire to switch...
The Good Guy by Dean Koontz Last week I wrote that I was a little concerned with my reading habits. I noticed I would actively criticize certain kinds of "popular" books without every having read them. I wondered if maybe I was a book snob. So I decided to go out there and pick a book...- "It's called Black Friday, Mr. Pavlov!" At least the retailers are needing to ring bigger bells this year. (Woof woof!) Sears stores ponied up $2,000 worth of gift cards to early birds. A 42" LCD TV went for a thousand at Best Buy. Turkey sandwiches satiated some brave line-standers. Stores are raising each other in this...
No Review of Singlesnet.com's Relationship Assessment I called this post 'No Review of Singlesnet.com Relationship Assessment as contrary to what they advertise on their homepage, there doesnt seem to be any access to any matching assessment or algorithm?
Did NFL Football Bear's Get Better? The Chicago Bears traded Kyle Orton for Denvers Jay Cutler and signed Orlando Pace which should be pretty good protection for Cutler next season. I 'm not sure the Bears didn't give up to much to get Cutler but he is a lot better QB. The terms of the deal...- The secret life of stock I remember visiting Wall Street in my early 20s and taking a picture of the charging bull. I didn't really get it, but I knew that was the symbol of Wall Street and so I wanted a picture. What did that bull mean, anyway? I always got it confused with...
- Quotes of the Day-June 13 "They say that nobody is perfect. Then they tell you practice makes perfect. I wish they'd make up their minds." Wilt Chamberlain. "I have discovered in twenty years of moving around a ball park, that the knowledge of the game is usually in inverse proportion to the price of the...
It's Funny Because They're Only Acting Drunk. Right? Maxim has just released a "Greatest Drinkers of all time list, and I thoroughly endorse their choices. "E.T. is No. 9 on the list, while Bluto (John Belushi) from "Animal House" is one spot ahead of him." Blutowski is an obvious choice, but how many of us would have considered...- Producing System Restore Images, The Ideal Way To Guard You Pc And Its Precious Data Notebook owners, at hand is without doubt one factor that you must be exceptionally anxious about. This is saving restore images of each and every one of your laptop archives and software. Bearing in mind, if your laptop is had an adverse effect on with a bug of some type...
The Copperband Butterfly There are quite a few fish that could be said to fly the flag for the marine hobby. One of them is a member of the clownfish club, the so called common clownfish, Amphiprion ocellaris, with its gaudy ‘painted on’ colours. The fish that for me anyway is the...
Three Certified Eco Friendly, Low VOC Paint Brands Painting your home is an excellent and relatively inexpensive way to remodel. The right choice of paint colors can make the drabbest room come alive! But what about the effect of paint on the environment and your health? Your local hardware store has hundreds of choices; if you're looking...
Expect 20% Upside in Commodities Over the Coming Weeks We keep belting out the merits of the CRB Index and how close it is to breaking to a multi-week high. We believe that the CRB will break to a multi-week high over the coming days and then move quickly to the 300 level over the coming weeks. We only...- Iodine Addition To The Marine Aquarium The marine reef aquarist carries out routine changes to maintain the necessary high quality of the seawater. The life within the aquarium makes demands on the seawater and the aquarist needs to ensure that there is sufficient quantity to meet those demands. Some of the additions to the seawater are well known and accepted. One of these is calcium. Others are not so widely accepted as necessary, and one of these is iodine. All non-scientific people, which includes me, tend to think of iodine as, well, iodine. As in so many things, it is not as simple as that.
Seven Tips For A Green Car Wash Cars are so convenient, but also create so many environmental challenges. That's true not just when using them, but also when cleaning them. The issues are water usage and toxic cleaners. An inefficient car wash can waste a lot of water, and many cleaners are very harmful to the...
Seemingly Harmless Activities May Harm your Credit Your credit score is a vital number that determines how businesses and financial institutions treat you. Everything we do financially has an effect on our score, for good or bad. What surprises many people is how seemingly minor or harmless activities can have a big, negative impact. Described here are...
Anthropology Gift Me Contest! Have something you've always wanted from Anthropology? Join the Gift Me Contest and we may just give it to you for free. Some rather funny contest entries to date: Joyce Khoo http://www.anthropology.com.sg/estore/product-info.php?pid212.html My boyfriend often refers to himself as a "mouse in need." So, the next time he looks at...
Oblivious Investing – Building Wealth by Ignoring the Noise Book Review I had the opportunity to review Mike Piper’s newest book, “Oblivious Investing: Building Wealth by Ignoring the Noise.*â€Â Mike is the author of a great blog of the same name, Oblivious Investing. The book follows conversations between Shannon, the investing newbie and her wise Uncle Toby. Every conversation they have...- Vista Needs More RAM Than OS X: A Vista Selling Point? Microsoft's recent "Laptop Hunters" ad campaign as well as their "TCO" comparison have been stirring quite a bit of controversy in the blogosphere, but their last add might be the most laughable of them all. The ad proclaims that Apple's most expensive laptop under $2000 only has 2GB of RAM....
- Not perfect None of us are perfect when it comes to our finances, our hobbies, or anything else. But even the best of us seem to fall into that trap and when we are reminded of our imperfection, we take it a little hard. Trent over at The Simple Dollar had a...
- How and Why I Turn Down Charity Telemarketers JLP at All Financial Matters asked us how we turn away charity cold calls. Honestly, it's never been that hard for me. As a younger person I've only been getting these calls for a few years, around the time I starting giving regularly (age 18). The first way I turn...
- I'm a Top Ten Blog You've Never Heard Of Viralogy has ranked me as the #10 blog on their list of top ten personal finance bloggers you've never heard of. The good news: someone out there is giving me props by putting me on their top-ten anything list. Sweet. Bad news: nobody's heard of me. Which is OK if...
- Find Useful Secrets About computer Trojans can be malicious programs that install along with a more attractive one. For example, that great free software program you got from that dodgy website? It may well be the program you wanted. But someone (usually a 3rd party) may well have attached a Trojan to it. The Trojan...
- Good Human Tip Of The Week - Close Those Storm Windows! With winter bearing down upon us (well, for those of you in cold weather climates), remember to put up the screens in your windows and put down the storm windows. Stopping heat from leaving and keeping the cold outside where it belongs goes a long way to both saving you...
- Intel fined $1.45 billion in Europe Intel Corp. was fined a record $1.45 billion by the European Union on Wednesday for using strong-arm sales tactics in the computer chip market — a penalty that could turn up the pressure on U.S. regulators to go after the company, too. The fine against the world's biggest chip maker...
