98DollarNetbook sells… $98 dollar netbooks
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| For the last few years IÂ’ve been seeing cheap netbooks make appearances at trade shows. They typically have tiny keyboards, 7 inch displays, ARM-based processors and either Windows CE or Linux. TheyÂ’re not for everyone. But they are dirt cheap.The only problem is that most of these mini-laptops arenÂ’t available to the general public in the US. The ones I see at trade shows are OEM products that Chinese manufacturers are trying to market to international distributors.Well, a company called ITA Computers is taking them up on the offer and selling a 7 inch mini-laptop for just $98. You can... |
Frugal living isn't being cheap
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Frugality. That's been the buzzword of the Great Recession. Sliding home values, stumbling stock portfolios and a shaky job market brought with them a consciousness about spending that many of us misplaced during years of consumer overindulgence. Americans responded to the crisis by buying less, clipping coupons more and increasing savings to 4.8 percent of disposable income in December, up from near zero before the recession. In the past year, blogs about frugality went viral. Everyone from Oprah to President Obama joined the frugality parade. Now a new term is marching through the blogosphere: Frugality fatigue. But... |
List: 20 Cheapest Cars of 2010
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Welcome to the Golden Era of budget cars. Think about it — at one time a small budget meant buying a small car with limited equipment and even more limited style. Things are different now. Not only do inexpensive cars come decently equipped but some are even considered cool. Prices are MSRP (sticker price) plus destination charge. View List of the 20 Cheapest Cars of 2010... |
I Was Banned For Not Tipping
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Every Tuesday I go to Murphy's Taproom in Manchester to hang out with a bunch of liberty-oriented people. This is a famous event among Free-staters. About 40-60 people gather weekly for about 4 hours and eat and drink and are merry. I'm no longer allowed to go there, because I don't tip. I've written some of my thoughts about tipping in the past, and have since fleshed out my position in my mind, so I won't focus here on the reasons to tip or not to tip. Here, I want to merely explain what happened tonight. About 6 weeks ago,... |
Michelle Obama to star in reality show
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| She is known for her unconventional choices and now US first lady Michelle Obama is setting another precedent by the first presidential wife to appear on a reality TV series. The First Lady will make a guest appearance on the popular series 'Iron Chef America' which features British cook Nigella Lawson as a judge, reported Daily Mail online. The episode of the popular series, which pits well-known chefs against each others, has been filmed at the White House and will be aired in the New Year. Many of the ingredients for the meals prepared in the show were chosen from... |
Insurers dropping Chinese drywall policies
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – James and Maria Ivory's dreams of a relaxing retirement on Florida's Gulf Coast were put on hold when they discovered their new home had been built with Chinese drywall that emits sulfuric fumes and corrodes pipes. It got worse when they asked their insurer for help — and not only was their claim denied, but they've been told their entire policy won't be renewed. Thousands of homeowners nationwide who bought new houses constructed from the defective building materials are finding their hopes dashed, their lives in limbo. And experts warn that cases like the Ivorys',... |
Obama's Friday Night Doc Drop
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| This was announced by the Obama administration last evening. President Barack Obama on Friday slapped punitive tariffs on all car and light truck tires entering the United States from China in a decision that could anger the strategically important Asian powerhouse but placate union supporters important to his health care push at home. Obama had until Sept. 17 -- next week -- to accept, reject or modify a U.S. International Trade Commission ruling that a rising tide of Chinese tires into the U.S. hurts American producers. A powerful union, United Steelworkers, blames the increase for the loss of thousands of... |
Great Little Printer [vanity]
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| This an unrestricted tout of an "incredible" printer. It's a Brother HL-2140 monochrome-only, but there are a few other brands like this. Monochrome only, laser printer, the cartridges are REALLY cheap, and they have significant life. The cart that comes with the printer is good for 1000 pages. The replacement ones are 1500 pages. Tired of having to refill or rebuy ink-jet printer cartridges, especially since 98% of my printing is just monochrome anyway. This little dude was SIXTY BUCKS at Fry's, including the cartridge. It's USB-only (no parallel input) That may have SOME impact on one's ability (in Windows)... |
New nanocrystals show potential for cheap lasers, new lighting (crystals continuously emit light!)
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| For more than a decade, scientists have been frustrated in their attempts to create continuously emitting light sources from individual molecules because of an optical quirk called "blinking," but now scientists at the University of Rochester have uncovered the basic physics behind the phenomenon, and along with researchers at the Eastman Kodak Company, created a nanocrystal that constantly emits light. The findings, detailed online in today's issue of Nature, may open the door to dramatically less expensive and more versatile lasers, brighter LED lighting, and biological markers that track how a drug interact with a cell at a level never... |
Frugal chic gets dead serious
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Gutsy Americans get back to grandma's Depression roots by hunkering down - for good. Adaptive re-use it ain't. |
Cheapskates Getting Cheaper As Obamanomy, Er... Economy Worsens
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| By ANNE D'INNOCENZIO, AP Retail Writer Anne D'innocenzio, Ap Retail Writer – Tue Mar 10, 4:29 pm ET AP NEW YORK – Amy VanDeventer has always been a cheapskate. The recession is taking her to new extremes.Before the economy tanked, she was still wearing maternity clothes from her last pregnancy, clipping coupons and using hand-me-downs to dress her daughters, ages 2 and 3. Now, she's salvaging bagel scraps left on their plates for pizza toppings and cutting lotion bottles in half so she can scrape out the last drops."I was already cheap," said VanDeventer, a 36-year-old mortgage loan underwriter from... |
British press aghast at 'cheap' Obama gift (Hillary’s gaffe: pushes wrong button with Russians)
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| British press aghast at 'cheap' Obama giftMarch 07, 2009 British newspapers are upset over what they see as rude treatment given to Prime Minister Gordon Brown by U.S. President Barack Obama this week, observers say. The London dailies criticized Obama's treatment of Brown during his state visit to Washington this week on several fronts, including alleged cheap gift-giving, the New York Daily News reported Saturday. President Obama has been rudeness personified toward Britain, The Daily Telegraph wrote Friday. His handling of the visit of the prime minister, Gordon Brown, to Washington was appalling. The main point of contention was an... |
"Solipsistic" Michelle Obama spends $15 on Gordon Brown children in diplomatic humiliation
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Obama's blockbuster gift for Brown: 25 classic films Joe Murphy March 5, 2009http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23657981-details/Obama's+blockbuster+gift+for+Brown:+25+classic+films/article.do ...Sarah Brown gave Sasha and Malia Obama an outfit each from Topshop, which has just opened its first American store in New York. She also picked six children's books by British authors which are shortly to be published in America. In return, the Obamas gave the Browns two models of the presidential helicopter, Marine One, to take home to sons Fraser and John... http://whitehouse.merchantcart.net/mainshopping.cfm?icg_id=10&showsku_ID=434&Show=PURCHASE |
Dozens Get Gas in Wis. for 35 Cents After Mistake
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| <p>"That was amazing," said Joosten, who normally spends about $100 to fill up her 1998 Ford Expedition.</p><p>Joosten proudly showed off her receipt for 25.36 gallons at $8.85. She said she saw other motorists filling gas cans, too, at the discounted price.</p> |
CA: Talk is cheap - Pelosi compromised by payments to husband
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-San Francisco, now reminds voters that deeds speak louder than words in politics because the two are so often out of sync. Last year, Pelosi supported a bill to prohibit both direct and indirect payment to spouses by campaign committees and political action committees for consulting, fundraising or other services. Nor could companies that employed spouses be paid for their services. Since such compensation makes its way into family coffers, it's a sort of self-dealing, and most members of Congress sensibly shy away from it. The House passed the bill by voice vote. It failed in... |
Illegal Surveillance
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| We all heard about the person who sat next to traffic and pointed a hair dryer at oncoming cars to see their reactions.I tried it with illegal aliens and a throw away camera. I went to the local gathering places, Circle K, Home Depot, wherever they gather waiting for an early morning pick-up. The minute they saw the camera, they dispersed. Some ran, some wandered away, but the outcome was undeniable. They left!I decided to expand the experiment and took the camera to Wal-Mart. It worked there too! The illegals got out of the store and walked away. Some around... |
Call Congress Back - Sign the Petition
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Call Congress back to have an up-or-down vote on a comprehensive energy bill which includes expanded drilling for oil. There is a petition here: http://www.callbackcongress.com/ |
U.S. Drivers Tapping Tijuana Gas Stations ($2.54 per gallon)
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| TIJUANA, Mexico, June 15 (UPI) -- California motorists are heading across the U.S.-Mexico border into Tijuana to escape record-high gas prices, officials say. Although diesel was in short supply in Saturday at some Tijuana gas stations, they are keeping up with increased demand for regular unleaded and premium gasoline, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported Sunday. Regular unleaded gasoline sells for $2.54 per gallon in the city, premium for $3.20 per gallon and diesel for $2.20 per gallon, the newspaper reported. At a filling station on Bellas Artes Boulevard, about two blocks from the Otay Mesa border crossing, the station began... |
You Get What You Pay For? Costly Placebo Works Better Than Cheap One
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| You Get What You Pay For? Costly Placebo Works Better Than Cheap One ScienceDaily (Mar. 5, 2008) — A 10-cent pill doesn't kill pain as well as a $2.50 pill, even when they are identical placebos, according to a provocative study by Dan Ariely, a behavioral economist at Duke University. "Physicians want to think it's the medicine and not their enthusiasm about a particular drug that makes a drug more therapeutically effective, but now we really have to worry about the nuances of interaction between patients and physicians," said Ariely, whose findings appear as a letter in the March 5... |
'Tax Me More Fund' raises little revenue
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| 'Tax Me More Fund' raises little revenue February 15, 2008 By Seth McLaughlin - RICHMOND — State lawmakers can rule out Virginian's offering up more of their hard-earned money to fix the $1.4 billion budget shortfall Gov. Tim Kaine announced this week. At least that is what a peek at the so-called "Tax Me More Fund" suggests. Since its inception in 2002, the fund has collected a total of $10,217.04. It was established a year after Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee challenged proponents of higher taxes to contribute to a similar program when he was governor of Arkansas. Both programs... |
Why Did Russia Sell Us Alaska So Cheap? (less than two cents an acre)
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Why Did Russia Sell Us Alaska So Cheap?By John Steele Gordon The check, dated August 1, 1868, that was used to pay the purchase price for Alaska to Eduard de Stoeckl on behalf of the emperor of Russia. (National Archives) A hundred and forty years ago today, sovereignty over Alaska was transferred from the Russian Empire to the United States. The transfer completed the national territory on the North American continent. It was one of the great bargains of all time. For a price of $7.2 million, this country got 365 million acres of land and another 13 million of... |
Thornton To Host Fred Thompson Fundraiser Sept. 10
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Chattanooga businessman John Thornton and his wife, Eileen, will host a fundraiser for presidential candidate Fred Thompson on Sept. 10. It will be at the Thornton home in Riverview at 12 Rivervista Dr. The reception begins at 6 p.m. It is $2,300 per couple. The former senator is due to officially enter the race for the Republican Party's presidential nomination on Thursday. He will do so with a video webcast, followed by visits to the early presidential contest states of Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina. Chattanoogan Zach Wamp has played a key role in the Thompson effort thus far... |
Prices To Rise As 'Era Of Cheap Food Is Over'
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Prices to rise as 'era of cheap food is over' By Charles Clover, Environment Editor Last Updated: 6:01pm BST 12/07/2007 The price of a loaf of bread is likely to rise 5p as a result of spiralling wheat prices, a leading firm of agricultural accountants has said. Grain being used to produce biofuels is having an effect on prices The price of milk, poultry and pork is also expected to rise as a result of an increase in the cost of livestock feed, according to Deloitte. Wheat and maize prices are now at the highest level in more than a... |
New Airline Offers $10 Tickets on All Flights
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| NEW YORK — Skybus Airlines Inc., a new U.S. budget carrier, on Tuesday said it will start flying on May 22 with $10 one-way tickets available on all flights. "Beginning today, passengers can buy airline tickets for less than the cost of a tank of gas," Skybus CEO Bill Diffenderffer said in a statement. Click Here to Check Out FOXBusiness.com's Travel Section. The launch of the new low-cost carrier, which is based in Columbus, Ohio, could pressure established carriers like AMR Corp's (AMR) American Airlines and Delta Air Lines Inc.. Skybus, which plans to acquire more than 70 aircraft over... |
Cheap, safe drug kills most cancers
Saturday 31st of July 2010 11:11:33 AM
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| Cheap, safe drug kills most cancers What makes cancer cells different - and how to kill them ? New Scientist has received an unprecedented amount of interest in this story from readers. If you would like up-to-date information on any plans for clinical trials of DCA in patients with cancer, or would like to donate towards a fund for such trials, please visit the site set up by the University of Alberta and the Alberta Cancer Board. We will also follow events closely and will report any progress as it happens. It sounds almost too good to be true: a... |
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