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Pinching Pennies: Desperate Measures Pt.2
We covered some of the more obvious penny pinching measures in our previous post: Unnecessary Costs – Pt.1, but what if you have already shaved your lifestyle down to the bare minimum and are still struggling to make ends meet? … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative Cooling Sources, Alternative Food Sources, Alternative Heat Sources, Desperate Times, Ideas and Tips for Saving Money, Ideas for Cheaper Food, Obscure Ideas for Saving Money, Saving Energy, Saving Money, Saving Money on Food, Saving on Cooling, Saving on Food, Saving on Heat, Ways to Cut Costs, Ways to Pinch Pennies
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Pinching Pennies: Unnecessary Costs – Pt.1
Like it or not, we’re living in increasingly desperate times. Many of you have been watching the latest and greatest forecasts for food and gas prices and are wondering how you can possibly take any more financial blows. Whether you … Continue reading
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Tagged Eliminating Costs, Eliminating Expenses, Eliminating Spending, How to Eliminate Spending, How to Eliminate Unecessary Expenses, How to Spend Less, Pinching Pennies, Reducing Expenses, Reducing Spending, Save More Money, Saving Money, Spending Less
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U.S. OECD Education Scores Continue to Lag
U.S. education scores (as collected by the OECD) have been lagging for years, and the most recent reports (released on Tuesday) don’t seem to show much improvement (despite the fact that the U.S. spends more per student than many countries … Continue reading
The WTO, World Bank and IMF: World Globalization
In the simplest possible terms, globalization is, “A process by which regional economies, societies, and cultures have become integrated through a global network of communication, transportation, and trade.” The term globalization however, has come to encompass a wide variety of … Continue reading
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Powerful Potatoes
Scientists at Hebrew University are revisiting the use of potatoes as a source of energy, with their new Potato-Powered Battery. The success of these batteries could be utilized to provide power sources to areas where there is still no electrical … Continue reading