Jimmy Collins
Full time freelance writer. I am a former stock broker and money manager who still loves all aspects of finance as well as cars and sports. Currently I hold a 4th degree black belt in the Martial Art of Tae Kwon Do.
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No Retirement for Many Keeps Me HonestWith more and more Americans finding they have little to no retirement I am reminded to stay the course and continue saving.
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Spending Money on My Small Business to Make MoneyThough I would love to keep every nickel I make with my small business I have learned that by sometimes spending money on the business I am able to make more with it.
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Setting and Surpassing Retirement Savings GoalsWhile a retirement savings goal is a must that doesn’t mean you can’t beat your own expectations, which is something I am proud to say I do quite often.
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Interest Rates to Stay Low Renewing Opportunity for MeWith the Fed saying that the super low interest rates will hold until at least late 2014, opportunities remain open for me.
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Cheaper Television Prices Allow for UpgradesTelevisions as a whole keep coming down in price. This has prompted many consumers, including me, to come in and buy.
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Money Management with What I Have Versus What I Will HaveWhile I have huge aspirations in life, I’ve had to learn that solid money management starts with what I have now, not what I will have in the future.
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Dealing with Times of Low Revenues for My Small BusinessIn order to maintain a consistent flow of money into my small business I allow for good months to make up for bad ones.
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My Ally-GatorA poem for my niece on her 16th birthday.
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Planning and Saving for My Next Big Tech PurchaseI love technology and have now got my eye on the iPad 2.
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Three Ways My $100 Smartphone Pays for ItselfWhile I don’t have the most advanced smartphone on the market, I do have one that will pay for itself several times over.
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How I Will Plan My Next Family VacationI next year we plan on visiting my sister and her eight kids in Virginia, but the savings and planning are already underway.
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I Run My Own BusinessI am a full-time freelance writer with more work than I can sometimes handle. How I got started was a total fluke.
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How I Got Four Tickets to a Sporting Event for the Price of OneGoing to various sporting events is a great way to spend quality time with the family, but prices are usually too much. Here's how I found a way around those high prices.
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What I Learned About Saving Money on Car InsuranceSometimes saving money no car insurance has a lot more to do than just being a good driver. Here's what I learned.
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Nightmares Seem Likely with the Passing of the California Dream ActCalifornia passes a law allowing illegal immigrant to receive private money to go to college and then become United States Citizens. What about the rest of the legal citizens?
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Avoiding Those Costly and Annoying Bank FeesNo matter which bank consumers choose, they should always find out what the fees will be so they can actually avoid bank fees.
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How I Saved on Back to School by Thinking EarlyBy shopping early and using layaway to my advantage, I was able to spread back to school payments out in an affordable way.
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Motley Crue, Poison and New York Dolls Rock the Seminole Hard Rock LiveThree legendary bands rocked the stage at the Seminole Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida as part of Glam-A-Geddon.
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Investing in Small Cap Stocks and Hoping for the Next Big ThingSmall cap stocks can make for a great investment, but they can also make for a risky one so before investing it pays to know what they are all about.
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Google 7-Pack for Local Business Boosts BusinessWhat's better than a six pack... Google 7-Pack for local business, especially if you want to be found online.
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First Person: How a Roth IRA Can Save the Financial DayA Roth IRA is a great investment vehicle for anyone to have, but there are added bonuses that make this retirement account and absolute lifesaver.
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Slash Household Spending with Five Money Savers You Already HaveEveryone is looking to save money and everyone can. You too own these five items right now in your home and you can use them to keep more money in your pocket.
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Common Tax Extension MisconceptionsFiling a tax extension can help you out, but maybe not in the way that you might think.
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Top Three Overlooked Tax DeductionsGet all the tax deductions you are entitled to when you know about these hidden gems. -
First Person: The Importance of Creating a Rainy Day FundHaving a rainy day fund can help get you through he little things in life.
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Why Buying Online Doesn't Always Mean SavingsLooking to save money buying online? Beware; you may be falling into the shipping trap. -
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Tax Deductions for Your Job SearchIf you are looking for a job, keep track of all your expenses. You might get to deduct some of them come tax time.
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Why You Need to Have Life InsuranceNobody wants to think about their death, but everyone should be prepared for it by having life insurance. -
Top Three Reasons Why You Should Start Your Own BusinessStarting your own business can be the best thing that ever happened to you, but you have to get going before you can find out.
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Valentine's Day Pledge to My WifeA pledge of my love to the woman who saved my life and has helped me become who I am today. -
Why to Consider Hiring a Business Plan WriterWriting a business plan is a must for any start-up or expansion, however, not everyone has the talent to do so and a business plan writer may be a great solution. -
3 Reasons to Hire an Accountant for Your BusinessHaving to run the day to day of your business and manage the books can get tricky. Here's why you should hire an accountant. -
Deducting Mileage and Keeping a Mile Log for Your BusinessDeducting mileage is a great way to save come tax time, but the process gets a bit tricky. Keeping a mile log can help you come tax time and even help you after tax time.
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First Person: Small Business Loans All Come Down to YouThough a small business loan is for your small business, it is more about you than you may think. -
Top Three Creative Ways to Promote Your Small BusinessSmall businesses need to gain attention in order to get noticed. Here are three creative ways to do just that. -
First Person: Why You Should E-File Your Tax ReturnAccording to the IRS, two out of every three tax returns are now filed electronically. Here's why yours should be, too.Also published on: -
First Person: How a Capital Loss Carryover Works for Stock LossesAs tax time nears, many people will think that they have a big tax deduction in stock losses. But they may in fact only get a little and then be left with a carryover. Here's how the process works.
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First Person: The Good and the Bad of Insider TradingInsider trading is often associated with something that is illegal, however there are some ways in which insider trading can be conducted and still be alright. -
Why Companies Go Public With Initial Public OfferingsThe term IPO became wildly popular in the late 90s and seems to be making a comeback today. So why would a company want to go public with an IPO? -
Three Ways to Better Your Office EtiquetteAre you too loud at work? Do you eat at your desk? Maybe you need to learn proper office etiquette. -
Three Tips to Help You Make the Most of Job FairsJob fairs are a great way to help you get connected and get a job, but only if you know how to make the most of them. -
What You Need to Know About a Roth 401(k)You know what a 401(k) is, but what is a Roth 401(k)? Here's what you need to know. -
The Best Three Ways to Accomplish Strong Resume DistributionWhen it comes to finding a job, you have to be aggressive and that includes a lot of resume distribution. -
Retirement Investment Planning in Your 30sWomen have crossed over from homemakers to bread winners and many 30-some year olds find themselves unprepared for retirement. How should you plan for your retirement in your 30s? -
Three Tips to Help You Save Money for Retirement Right NowEveryone says they want to save money for retirement, but few do anything about it. Here are three tried and true ways in which you can save for retirement right now. -
Explaining the P/E Ratio in StocksThe P/E Ratio is one of the oldest known ways to measure the value of a stock, but how exactly does it all work? -
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Its ImportanceGDP is an acronym for gross Domestic Product and you probably hear the term quite a bit. Learn what the term means and its significance on a given country.
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What Are Cyclical Stocks and Are They Right for Your PortfolioAs the name would imply, a cyclical stock is one that will follow a cycle, in this case the economic cycle. Learn what these stocks are and if they may be right as an investment for you.
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Three Tips to Make Your Resume StrongerWriting your resume should be done with your best efforts to ensure that it will garner a lot of attention. Here are three tips to ensure your resume is strong. -
What Are the Pros and Cons of Preferred Stock?Preferred stock is better than common stock in some areas and lacking in others and all the pros and cons should be weighed before you buy. -
Top Three Reasons to Use Online Backup for Your Business FilesOnline backup is the best way to be sure that all of your important business files are always kept safe. -
Portable Scanners Help Reduce Clutter and Keep You OrganizedPortable scanners are a sure way to get rid of that mountain of business cards and receipts that may be clogging up your desk. -
Resume Builder Software - What to ConsiderResume builder software can come in extremely handy if you need to brush up your resume and are not that confident in your writing abilities.
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Why You Should Get a Prepaid Credit Card - Top Three ReasonsIn today's world it is crazy to try to get along without a credit card. While you may not have good credit, you can still obtain a prepaid credit card and enjoy all the perks that come with a regular credit card. -
Five Simple Ways to Re-Establish Your CreditRe-establishing your credit after it has gone south is an endeavor that takes time. Here are five simple tips to help get you going. -
With Mortgage Rates so Low is Now the Time to Buy Rental Property for Investment?With mortgage rates at an all time low since they have been tracked, if you have the credit, you may want to start looking at investment rental property. -
Buying Stocks on Margin Gives Great Reward Potential that Comes with a Great RiskBuying stocks on margin can greatly increase your reward, but it can also greatly increase your risk.
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Top Four Tips for Negotiating a Better Starting SalaryOnce you have nailed the interview, how do you make sure that you are getting all that you deserve in regards to salary? Here are four tips that will help you get all that you deserve and possibly more.
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Curb Appeal Helps Set Your Home Apart in a Tough Real Estate MarketTrying to sell your home? Curb appeal can give you a jump start when you are trying to sell in a tough real estate market.
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The Stock Quote: How to Determine What is What with Stock PriceGetting a quote for a stock is more than just the last price that the stock sold for. Find out what terms such as the bid, ask, and more means.
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Increase Business Sales Online and Offline by Accepting Credit CardsWant more sales? Getting set up to accept credit cards may be easier than you think.
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Why You Should Build an E-Mail List for Your Business and What to Do with ItE-mail marketing helps you turn potential customers into actual customers and lets you stay in touch with current customers.
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Four Tips to Help You Write a Successful Press ReleaseFour tips to ensure your press release gets lots and lots of looks.
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Top Three Reasons to Buy Mutual Funds for Your PortfolioMutual funds can be a great way for you to diversify your portfolio without spending and arm and a leg, but there are other reasons to buy them as well.
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Pay Per Click (PPC) Campaign Effectiveness -Many businesses will conduct a PPC campaign and complain that the results are poor. What they should really be doing is looking honestly at their websites.
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Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn - Social Media Musts for Your BusinessEveryone is getting involved with social media outlets such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Should your business be involved as well?
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) SPAM - The Death of Your Online BusinessSEO SPAM is the fastest way to online death. Avoid SEO SPAM by focusing on good keyword density. -
Why You Should Write a Business Plan When Starting a Business and What to IncludeA business plan is the most important item that needs to be in hand for any start-up business.
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What is Dollar Cost Averaging and is it Right for You?Dollar cost averaging is an investment strategy that takes patience and time to implement. Is it right for your portfolio?
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Three Cold Calling Tips to Help Break the TensionCold calling is a nerve racking task, but if you are prepared the anxiety can be greatly reduced. Here are three tips to help with your cold calling duties. -
Invest in Real Estate Without Buying Property Using REITsDiscover how you too can invest in the real estate market without having to own any real estate using an investment vehicle known as a REIT. -
What a Trust Fund is and What the Benefits of Having One AreSetting up a trust fund can ensure that your loved ones are cared for when you are gone and will allow you some say in how the assets are spent.
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History of the Magazine Sports IllustratedFrom baseball to babes in bikinis, Sports Illustrated has seen it all and it was all started in 1954 by a visionary named Henry Luce.
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Give Your Small Business a Big Business Look and Feel with a Virtual 800 NumberHaving a toll free number for your small business is not as costly or aggravating as you may think thanks to virtual 800 numbers.
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Credit Rating Basics for Bonds - All Bonds Are Not Equal in RiskAll bonds carry some risk of default. Credit ratings can help you determine which ones are your bet bet.
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Pink Sheets Electronic Quotation System - Where Stocks Go to DieWhile the low prices of stocks that trade on the Pink Sheets may look enticing, investors need to be very aware of what they are getting into with this electronic quotation system.
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How Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRPs) WorkMoney is the number one factor stopping many people from investing in stocks. Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRPs) make that problem null and void. -
Are Penny Stocks Worth the Jingle?Penny stocks give you the opportunity to find the next big thing, but are they worth the hype?
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What Are Stock Dividends?Find out what stock dividends are all about and how they could or couldn't benefit you.
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How to Re-Establish Your Credit Using Secure Credit CardsMost often is it credit cards that cause credit problems, but a certain kind of credit card can help you begin to fix those problems.
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Are Stock Splits Good or Bad for the Company and You?When a publicly traded company splits its stock is that a good or a bad thing for them and what does it mean for your portfolio? -
Three Ways to Promote Your Small Business on a Shoestring BudgetMarketing your small business while on a shoestring budget is tricky, but not impossible. Here are three methods that simply require some hard work and imagination.
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How Debt Settlement Works and Why You May Need a Debt Settlement CompanyWhen the credit card bills start piling up and you can no longer afford to keep paying on them, debt settlement may be an option for you to consider and you may need the help of a debt settlement company.
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Using Low Interest Credit Cards Wisely and Avoiding the Credit Card TrapObtaining low interest credit cards for the purpose of balance transfers are a great idea. But that great idea can turn horrible if you do not use some self control and allow yourself to fall into the credit card trap. -
How to Make Your Credit Cards Pay YouInstead of paying the credit card companies interest you can have them paying you. It takes some discipline, but the method is simple and does work.
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Five Easy Ways to Conserve WaterWe all need to need to do our parts to make sure that there will always be enough water to go around. Here are five tips to help you on your quest.
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New DecadeA tribute to Sherry who turns 30 today.
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Golf Shoes Are an Important Part of Any Golf GameMany golfers go for expensive clubs to try to improve their golf games. More times than not, the answer to a better score can be found with ensuring your golf shoes are up to snuff.
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Zeebo: New Game Console Called is Backed by QualcommA new game consloe called the Zeebo is being targeted at other countries and will not focus on the United States market. -
Taxi Services in the United States and Abroad Go Green for SavingsTaxi services both here in the United States and abroad are switching to hybrid and alternative fuel vehicles to save themselves some money. -
Investigators Find More Assets of Madoff to Bring Total Close to $1 BillionBernard Madoff is now in jail and the effort to find and seize his assets is in full force.
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What an Autoresponder is and Why You Need One for Your WebsiteUsing an autoresponder is the easiest way to make your company available day or night to customer inquires thus increasing your sales.
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The Pros and Cons of E85 Ethanol Flex FuelIn the race to end our dependency on foreign oil, their is already one product available. E85 Ethanol Flex Fuel is available today, but what is it and what are the pros and cons? -
Steven's 10A poem for my oldest son Steven on his tenth birthday. -
Brand New Cell Phone Carrier to Offer Unlimited 3G Data and VOIPA new cellular phone company called Zer01 is launching and will offer unlimited 3G data and talk for $69.95 per month.
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Struggling Sirius XM Radio Plans to Stream Radio to iPod Touch and iPhoneSirius XM Satelite Radio is planning to stream directly to the Apple iPod Touch and the Apple iPhone in an effort to gain some much needed revenues.
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Credit Card Companies Slashing Credit Lines Sometimes Without WarningCredit card companies are lowering credit limits sometimes without warning. This could mean some extra, unwanted fees for you.
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With Economy Worsening MGM Mirage May Break Itself Up for Sell-offThe casino businesses usually thrive even in down times, but MGM Mirage is now rumored to break itself up for sell-off to pay its debtors. -
Google Set to Target Advertisements According to Web-Surfing HabitsSearch engine giant Google is getting ready to launch a program that will track the web-surfing habits of individuals and then advertise accordingly. -
Vodafone to Offer Digital Music Service with No Limits or RestrictionsVodafone has reached agreements with several big music producers that will allow them to offer a new restriction-free music service.
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New Apple IPod Shuffle is Half as Small but Twice as GoodThe all new Apple iPod Shuffle is ultra-tiny but is huge when it comes to features.
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AT&T Bucks the Global Trend and Announces the Creation of 3,000 JobsWhile everyone else is busy laying-off workers, AT&T has announced its plans to expand coverage and create 3,000 new jobs.
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Is Buying a New Car a Sucker's Bet or Chance of a Lifetime?There has never been a better time to buy a new car, but, is it safe in this economic environment? -
DoorsPoem about closing one door in life only to find another waiting to be open.
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Ford Motor Company and the United Auto Workers (UAW) Reach Contract AgreementFord motor Company and the UAW reach a contract agreement that will see wage freezing and cuts to benefits.
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Ford Motor Company Enters the Hybrid Car Arena with 2010 Fusion HybridFord Motor Company has come out with the 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid and officially taken its shot at hybrid car glory. -
NASCAR Sprint Cup Drivers Joey Logano and Scott Speed Battle for Rookie SupremacyNASCAR Sprint Cup rokkie drivers Joey Logano and Scott Speed try to make all for the races while battling it out for Rookie of the Year. -
Dow Makes a Huge Jump on News from Citigroup; Is it Going to Last?The Dow shows a nice rally today, but can the rally last?
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In Midst of Global Recession Toyota Motor Corp Seeks Japan Bank AidThe global recession rears its ugly head as Toyota Motor Corp seeks government aid. -
Ford Motor Company Brings Back the Taurus SHOThe 2010 Ford Taurus SHO brings back a cult classic. See the changes to the all new SHO. -
What Causes Acne and What Makes it Go Away?Acne effect almost everyone from teens to adults in some capacity. Learn what causes the blemishes to occur and what can be done to make them go away. -
Get Paid to Drive with Car Wrap AdvertisementsYou can get paid to advertise a company on your car with a car wrap. But being selected is not so easy.
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Bernard Madoff's Wife Withdrew $15 Million Before ArrestBernard Madoff's wife withdrew millions just before his arrest. Madoff continues to live in style while those he burned continue to suffer.
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2010 Toyota Prius Has Hybrid Car Classic Look but Updated FeaturesThe new 2010 Toyota Prius looks much the same but the features make the hybrid car better than ever.
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Dell May Take on Apple in the Smartphone Business in 2009Rumors are running wild that Dell is getting ready to enter the smartphone industry and take on Apple head to head again. -
Crimes on the Rise Due to Recession Say Police AgenciesCrime begins to rise due to the recession and many police departments are "hand cuffed" due to budget cuts.
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Internet and E-mail Spam Are Making a Comeback in 2009Spammers are making a big comeback after one of the biggest, McColo was shut down. Spam for 2009 promises to be abundant and even harder to spot.
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More People Viewing Top Newspapers OnlineA ray of hope emerges from the ailing newspapers. Nielson Online is showing more people are viewing top newspapers online.
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New Rules on Commercial Fishing Aim to End Overfishing in U.S. WatersNew rules past by former President Bush make it tougher to "overfish" in U.S. waters. -
New Study Finds Global Warming Irreversible for the Next 1000 YearsA new study by NOAA shows that the effects of Global Warming are irreversible for 1000 years. -
Danica Patrick Gets a New Partner in Racing: Michael AndrettiIn an attempt to make Danica Patrick more consistent, Michael Andretti becomes the strategist for Patrick in the upcoming 2009 IRL Seaon.
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California Giving "IOUs" to Tax Payers as Economy WorsensTo try to help the current cash crunch being felt by the state, California is delaying state tax refunds to individuals and business owners that overpaid in 2008. -
President Obama's Green Car Rules Gives Ailing Auto Industry More ChallengesPresident Obama wants action now from the auto industry and has implemented some green car rules.
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Wikipedia Considers Tightening Editing Rules After VandalismWikipedia is considering changing its editing rules after online vandals made false reports on the deaths of two U.S. Senators. -
Aluminum Cars Could Be Safer as Well as Lighter: Are the Days of Heavy Steel Cars Numbered?Aluminum cars will not only offer a lighter ride for increased miles per gallon but will also offer a safer ride as well. -
NASCAR Sprint Cup Driver Mark Martin Goes for it All One Last TimeMark Martin comes back to race one more full season in 2009 in hopes to win the NASCAR Sprint Cup Championship. This time Martin does it with Hendrick Motorsports. -
Verizon Wireless Starts Selling In-home Cell Phone Boosters for $250In an effort to help customers go totally wireless, Verizon is offering cellular boosters for $250. -
With No Economic Relief in Sight Big Companies Are Slashing JobsBig companies all over America are slashing tens of thousands of jobs in the wake of the recession. The job cuts are expected to continue through 2009. -
Drugmaker Pfizer Buying Rival Wyeth for $68 BillionThe number one drugmaker Pfizer Inc., will buy its rival Wyeth for an estimated $68 billion. Along with the acquisition, Pfizer also announced that it will be cutting its dividend.
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One Company Plans Pay-as-you-go for Electric Vehicles (EVs)Better Place is based in Silicone Valley and has visions of making electric vehicle (EV) ownership comparable to cell phone ownership.
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Drugs Used for ADHD Cause Hallucinations in KidsA recent study of drugs that are given to children to fight ADHD came up with some scary results; in some children the drugs can cause hallucinations.
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Joe Torre Pulls No Punches with New York Yankees in His New BookThe soft-spoken Joe Torre comes out of his shell in a tell-all book entitled "The Yankee Years." -
Billionaire Family and Lifelong Fans Win Bid to Buy the Chicago CubsThe Ricketts family love the Chicago Cubs. Now the billionaire family has had their bid accepted and pending approval will become the new owners of the team. -
Two Reasons Why You Should Skip Liquidation SalesIn 2009, you expect to see many a retailer fail. With the failure will come many liquidation sales. But are these sales a good thing? Here's two reasons to skip them.
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Bad Economy May Mean Weight Gain for Some AmericansMany Americans are risking their health and waistlines by turning to cheaper foods due to the bad economy. -
Police Departments Go Green by Way of Electric VehiclesPolice departments both here in the United Stats and abroad are starting to go green by way of electric vehicles. -
Lance Armstrong is Back in Professional Cycling and in the Back of the PackLance Armstrong is back. After the first stage of the Tour Down Under Armstrong finds himself in unfamiliar territory; the back of the pack. -
Fiat and Chrysler Come Up with a Strategic Alliance to Help Both Auto MakersFiat and Chrysler agree to a strategic alliance that should benefit both car companies. -
Company Creates a Machine that Turns Office Trash into EnergyIST Energy has created a machine that bring trash full circle and creates renewable energy.
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Rollercoaster Economy Hits America's "Oil Country" HardAmerica's "Oil Country" is being hit hard by the bad economy and lower prices in oil and gas.
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Drama Follows the Arizona Cardinals All the Way to the 2009 Super BowlDespite two of their biggest stars being upset the Arizona cardinals have managed to go all the way to the Super Bowl. -
Companies Move to Stop Teen Cell Phone Calls and Texting While DrivingEver see a teen driver talking or even worse texting while behind the wheel? That may soon change as companies look for ways to stop the madness.
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Missing Florida Money Manager Owed $50 Million PayoutIn what may be another case of fraud, a Sarasota Florida hedge fund manager has disappeared owing investors a $50 million payout. -
Toyota Keeps it in the Family as the Founder's Grandson Becomes PresidentFor the first time in 14 years a member of the founding family will be at the helm of the Toyota Motor Corporation. -
Several Cups of Coffee a Day Can Keep Alzheimer's and Dementia AwayCoffee is great for a pick-me-up but new research suggests it can ward off dementia and Alzheimer's as well. -
In a Down Stock Market, Get Paid While You WaitMany Blue Chip companies have unbelievable dividend yields thanks to a down stock market. Read on to find out more. -
Apple ITunes Music Downloads Are Going to Cost Less Now, Sort OfAplle Inc is lowering the cost of some songs on iTunes. They will also begin to offer special pricing by way of bundling. -
Ask.Com Becomes Official Search Engine of NASCAR and Sponsors Bobby LabonteBobby Labonte goes to Hall of Fame Racing to drive the #96 Ford Fusion with Ask.com as the sponsor. -
Sign of the Times, Nortel and Gottschalks File for BankruptcyIn another sign of our bad economic times Nortel and Gottschalks file for bankruptcy. -
Run-DMC Rap and Rock Their Way to Rock and Roll Hall of FameThe rap group Run-DMC have rapped and rocked their way to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. -
Honda Releases the All New Hybrid Insight for 2010The all new Insight from Honda may look like the Toyota Prius, but looks can often be deceiving.
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Ohio Teen Convicted of Killing His Mother Over the Video Game Halo 3An Ohio teen has been convicted of killing his mother and attempting to kill his father over the video game Halo 3. -
Vicks VapoRub Proves Harmful in Children Under TwoMany people think Vicks VapoRub is great for opening airways when used under or inside the nose. This is not true and can do more harm than good, especially in children under two. -
Australian Island Rids Cats to Protect Birds but Plan BackfiresIn 1995, officials on an Australian island got rid of non-native cats to save the seabird population. But, the plan backfired as now the ecosystem is being threatened by another invader: the rabbit. -
Millions of Credit Cards Hit with Mystery 25 Cent ChargeSome crafty scammers are trying to rip off millions of dollars one quarter at a time. The scam is hitting millions of credit cards. -
New York Yankees Get Subpoenaed by Assembly Over New Yankee StadiumSome Yankee and City officials are being subpoenaed over additional funding for the new Yankee Stadium. Rumblings of closed door deals abound.
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After 13 NFL Seasons Tony Dungy Walks Off into the SunsetThe first black coach to win a Super Bowl heads off into the sunset after 13 seasons. -
Major League Baseball (MLB) Hall of Fame Inducts Rickey Henderson and Jim RiceMajor League Baseball inducts two into the Hall of fame. Rickey Henderson on his first try and Jim Rice on his last. -
One Company Going Green in Times Square with the Eco BoardOne company has developed a billboard, called the Eco Board, that will light up times square using the wind and the sun as its energy source. -
NFL Quarterback Kerry Collins Wants to Return to the Tennessee TitansKerry Collins has the desire to return to the Tennessee Titans as a starter. If he can't be a starter somewhere, he will retire. -
Tax-Free Shopping Days on the Internet May Be NumberedGovernment at every level is looking to tax online purchases in an effort to fill the tax-gaps. -
Television Makers Look to Add Another Dimension with 3-D TVRich vivid 3-D Tv is closer to coming home than you might think. -
NASCAR's DEI May Now Be EGR but the Troubles PersistThe name may have changed but the game is still the same. DEI, now EGR, is having troubles finding sponsorship. Read on to find out more.
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Tim Tebow Announces His Return to the Delight of the Florida Gator FaithfulTim Tebow ended weeks of speculation and announced his comeback with the Florida Gators for his senior season. -
The U.S. Army Looks to Video Games to Help with Recruiting YouthsThe U.S. Army is experimenting with the use of video games to aid in the recruitment of today's youths. -
Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEV) Are Here for Those Not in a HurryNeighborhood electric vehicles (NEV) are available now. While they don't travel very fast, they may be perfect for those that are not in a hurry.
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Ford Shows Off Newest "Ford Sync" In-car Technology FeaturesAutomakers are fighting to get buyers back in the showroom. Ford hopes the newest features of its Ford Sync technology will do the trick.
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The Polaroid Instant Camera is Reborn in Digital with the New PoGoA new digital version of the Polaroid Instant Print Cmaera is back with the new PoGo. -
GoDaddy.Com Fills the Sponsorship Gap for NASCAR's JR MotorsportsJR Motorsports gets more sponsorship from GoDaddy.com for its NASCAR Nationwide #88 Chevy. The #88 is now fully sponsored for the upcoming 2009 season.
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Eric Mangini Goes Back to His NFL Roots with the Cleveland Browns as Head CoachEric Mangini started out as ballboy for the Cleveland browns in 1994. Two weeks after the Jets fire Mangini he returns to the Browns as their head coach. -
NFL Bad Boy Adam "Pac Man" Jones Out with Dallas CowboysAdam "Pac Man" Jones is out with the Dallas Cowboys after more off-field troubles arise. What a shocker!
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The Difference Between LCD and Plasma TelevisionsFlat panel televisions are getting better in picture quality and cheaper in price. But should you consider a plasma TV or an LCD TV?
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The Evolution of the Modern Day NFL Football HelmetA look at the history and evolution of the NFL football helmet. -
Four Reasons to Use Your Holiday Gift Cards Sooner Rather Than LaterGift cards are great but also have strings attached. Four reasons why you should use them sooner rather than later are discussed in this article.
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The Dead Have Risen and Plan to Tour AgainThe "Core Four" of the Grateful Dead have put differences aside and decided to tour once again.
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German Automaker Volkswagen (VW) Taken Over by PorschePorsche has officially gone over 50 percent in stock ownership of Volkswagen and promises more buying is coming. -
Are Cavity Back Irons or Blade Irons Right for Your Golf Game?Learn the pros and cons of the cavity back and blade irons to help determine which type is best for you.
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With Higher Fuel Costs Creating More Mass Transit, Buses Are Going GreenMore Americans are turning to the mass transit system to get from A to B. The industry is responding by doing its part to go green. -
The Internet Beats Out Newspapers as a Source of NewsThe internet has passed the newspaper as the second leading source behind the television for news.
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Peyton Manning Silences Critics and Joins Brett Favre as a Three Time Winner of NFL MVP AwardManning and the Colts started 3-4 in the regular season. Then they won nine in a row and Manning collected his third NFL MVP award. -
Less Gasoline Consumption Equals Cheaper Gas Right? Think AgainJust as Americans were starting to feel good about the price of gasoline, a panel created by Congress is trying to raise fuel taxes by 50%. -
Major League Baseball Slugger Sammy Sosa Waiting for Phone to RingSammy Sosa with all his stats and homers is still waiting for his phone to ring with an offer from a Major League Baseball team. -
What the Concept of a Pyramid Scheme is and How Basic Models Are ExecutedLearn how pyramid schemes work and you just may be able to avoid them. -
Miami Dolphins Win the AFC East Championship but May Face Bigger Loss in Bill ParcellsThe Miami Dolphins have won the AFC East Championship but may lose Bill Parcells who is responsible for the team's turnaround. -
New York Jets Head Coach Eric Mangini Goes Three and Out in the NFLAfter just three seasons with the New York Jets, head coach Eric Mangini is out. -
Denny Hamlin Ready to Silently Strike in 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup SeriesDenny Hamlin quietly looks to win his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Championship. -
The Euro Currency Turns a Decade Old and is Living Up to Its ExpectationsThe Euro will turn ten years old this new year and is leading the way in the global currency market.
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Quentin Tarantino is Back with His Version of a World War II MovieOsacr winning Quentin Tarantino is releasing his version of a World War II movie in August 2009. -
Michelin Combines Power, Suspension and Braking in the "Active Wheel"Michelin has developed the next phase of the hub motor called the Active Wheel. The Active Wheel incorporates power, suspension and braking all in the same package. -
NBC Allowing Advertising Agency to Buy a Super Bowl Spot and Carve it UpNBC has given the green light to an advertising agency to carve up one 30-second spot for the Super Bowl.
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What a Ponzi Scheme is and How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Such Financial FraudLearn what a Ponzi Scheme is and how to avoid become a victim of one.
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The New York Yankees Offer CC Sabathia Seven Year $160 Million Contract but Can't Pay for New Stadium?After asking the city and the fans to fund their new stadium, the New York Yankees pay a record amount of money for CC Sabathia. -
At 82 Years, Young Joe Paterno Gets a Three Year Extension with Penn StateJoe Paterno is 82 years old. He has just signed a three year extension to keep him as the head coach for Penn State until he is at least 85. -
Explanation of the Different Flag Colors Used in the NASCAR Sprint Cup SeriesThere are eight different flags that wave in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. Here is look at the different colors and what they signify. -
PGA Super Star Tiger Woods Ahead of Schedule with Rehabbing KneeTiger Woods is ahead of schedule with his rehabbing knee and once again on the prowl. That spells trouble for the rest of the PGA Tour.
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Lithium-Ion Batteries Are All the Rage and Will Soon Help Power Hybrid CarsLithium-Ion batteries are used for iPods, cell phones, cameras and more. Add hybrid vehicles to the list in the near future.
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Goldman Sachs Hired by San Diego Padres in Attempt to Sell the Major League Baseball TeamA bitter divorce has forced San Diego Padres owner john Moores to hire Goldman Sachs in an attempt to sell the ball club.
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The Arena Football League (AFL) is Shutting Down in 2009; Which Sport is Next?The Arena Football League (AFL) announced its shutdown for 2009. So, which sport will follow suite?
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Green Bay Packers Are Green with Envy Over Brett Favre and the New York JetsThe New York Jets will have a winning season this year while the Green Bay Packers will not. How's that choice feeling now Packer management?
