Monday, May 19, 2008
get rich today
clipped from finance.yahoo.comTen Traits That Make You Filthy-Rich
Friday, February 1, 2008
Just think of those who don't fit the filthy-rich stereotype. People like Warren Buffett.
It has more to do with your attitude toward money.
Saving money isn't all about whether or not you know how to score screaming bargains.
Here are 10 key traits:
Understanding how personal traits can influence your finances is an essential ingredient for building wealth.
oily cure
clipped from avialblah.blogspot.comOils have been considered to give relief from pain in muscles and cure nerve problems. In all countries we can see people using oils traditionally after having experienced their medicinal and curative properties. Most of these oils have been found to relieve pain at joints
One of the first duties of the physician is to educate the masses not to take medicine. - Sir William Osler
Sciatica; neem; allergy; autism; water; swollen fingers; Alzheimer
Curves and curves
clipped from blogs.zdnet.comPosted by Larry Dignan @ 3:36 am
eiled a curved LCD display.Retail world
clipped from theparisnews.comRetail pops up all over Paris
| By Connie Beard The Paris News |
Published May 18, 2008
"We definitely gained on retail," said Pete Kampfer, president of the Lamar County Chamber of Commerce. "Since I've been on board we've gone through Tuesday Morning, PETCO, Fastenal, Starbucks ... we're getting more of them.
fashion food
Tasty apps, inconsistent main dishes at Archipelago
Mandy Erickson
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Asian fusion cooking has as many permutations as there are cooks to prepare it. A Thai restaurant adds salmon to a curry, a California cuisine menu includes an ahi poke appetizer, a Japanese diner tosses fermented soybeans with spaghetti.
At Archipelago, a splashy new restaurant in Burlingame, that translates to French-Filipino. For the entrees, this means a plate based on meat, poultry or fish, with Asian-leaning seasonings and sides - the steakhouse approach to fusion cuisine.
Right Indictment
Grand jury indicts 13 alleged members of San Jose street gang
A five-week grand jury proceeding culminated Tuesday with indictments being issued against 13 alleged members of El Hoyo Palmas, described by police as a multi-generation gang that has operated in San Jose for about 30 years.
