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The Gen Xers Guide to InvestingThe economy is in the tank, and medicare and social security is bankrupt (as in none for us). Wall street? forget about it. It hasn't made any real gains since the end of the last century. Unless you want serious heart burn, stay the hell out of the market.
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Raging Bull Series: Riding the Gold and Silver WaveWe are in the midst of the greatest bull market the world will ever know, and it all started five years ago. I will give you three guesses. No, not the real estate market.
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Korea: The Suicidal-Hermit KingdomMuch has been made of the recent mass-killing at Virginia Tech. It is indeed one of the most heinous crimes committed in US history and leaves many unanswered questions.
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Five Economic Principles You Can Learn from Gone with the WindTera is the source of pride for the Ohara family, it is the status symbol par excellence because property ownership was the mark of true wealth. In the South, property also meant having slaves. But this is topic for a different article.
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Episcopal Buggery: What Would Henry Think?Homosexuality has taken front and center stage once again in the public arena, and people are speaking out, including Army chief general who claims that homosexuality is immoral.
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Who, What, Why and Where to Buy SilverAristotle says that there are five causes or common questions associated with all things. They are questions or issues that we should all address when investigating into the truth of something.
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Homosexuality and Locker Room EthicsRecent announcement of former NBA player John Amaechi that he is gay has sent shockwaves and mixed response from the league.
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Little Miss Sunshine: A Modern Family TaleThis glorious movie takes place under the context of a relative's suicide attempt.
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Chicago's Internet Radio Station: AccuradioLet's take a look at a phenomemal radio station that really has something for everyone.
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Ryan Adams: Alt-Country GodHere is a short look at the works or Mr. David Ryan Adams.
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The Ultimate Guide to the Ultimate Radio Station: 103.1 FM in Los AngelesIndie 103.1 (based in Los Angeles) is now celebrating three years on the air, and it really has grown into its own.
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The Dylan Chronicles: A Musical LegendBob Dylan is an artist who has transcended space and time and genre classification. His music, his persona, his whole act is completely inimitable.
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Basketball: America's Last Great InstitutionTonite I watched as the Lakers got handed their second loss in a row to the Grizzles 128-118.
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Online GamblingYes ladies and gentlemen. I have caught the bug and ever so late, as it happens.
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Silver and Gold: Come An' Git ItWell, as usual, there is the good news and the bad news in the economy.
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Borat: A Comedy Based on an Umcomfortable Parody of Jewish PeopleBorat: the Cultural Learnings of America Make for Glorious Benefit of Nation of Kazahkstan is a whirlwind of a movie.
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Long Term CareRemember the good old days of high school in the eighties? Times were good, the economy was thriving, the cold war was but an excercise in diplomacy, and Ronald Reagan proved himself to be one of the great statesmen of all time.
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The Silver ETF and What it Means to InvestorsThe SEC recently announced a new rule that allows for what is called a Silver ETF. Now you may be asking yourself what exactly is a silver ETF?
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Investing in Silver for Real ProfitsIn the past two decades, there have been several major booms(and busts) in the stock market. These booms marked major shifts in the economy and major profits were lost and found.
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How to Find a Good WifeAre there any real good women out there? It's a question that many men seem to be asking these days. People are still looking to get married, even with the rate of divorce skyrocketing. So here's the inside scoop on finding a good wife.
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The Love Parade: A Look at Online Dating ServicesLooking for a date? Try the internet. Online dating is a great way to meet people, but first you should weigh the advantages and disadvantages.
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How to Deal with Unruly CopsHave you ever been pulled over for speeding or a minor infraction only to be asked the harrowing question- "please step out of your car."
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Prepaid Legal: The Next BoomIn the last twenty years or so we have seen several booms in technology and the economy. Health insurance, cell phones, and wireless computers- all of these were trends which slowly trickled into society and then, BOOM.
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ID Theft: The New Crime WaveRecent stories in the news have made it clear that there is a new crime threat taking over the nation. The crime is identity theft and its reach and ramifications are much more far reaching than most fathom.
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Direct Marketing: Is it for You?Over the past few years, Multi-level Marketing has taken the world by storm. The popularity of direct marketing is attributable to a variety of factors.
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How To Shop for Vinyl RecordsVinyl records have stood the test of time. There are many advantages to vinyl, sound quality, artwork, and collectability. Here's how to shop for your next purchase.
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Chariots of Fire on DVDChariots of Fire is a story of two runners. one a Jew, the other a Christian Gentile. The year is 1944. Hitler's army is on the rise. The characters of men are being tested not only on the battlefield but in the athletic arena.
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The Last Waltz on DVDOn Thanksgiving evening, 1975, Levon Helm, Robbie Robertson, Garth Hudson, Richard Manuel, and Rick Danko decided to grace their fans to something special.
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DVD Review: AdaptationWhile Being John Malchovich took us into the mind of the self same person, Adaptation is a clever movie which gives us a look into the life of writer of that movie, Charlie Kaufmann and his twin brother/persona, David.
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DVD Review: Sideways, Upside Down, and All AroundSideways takes us up, down, and all around middle-aged relationships in modern times. -
Fellini's AmarcordUpon a first viewing, Fellini's Armacord seems like an excercise in small town quaintness. The village is small, obscure, and located on the waterfront in Italy.