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Hot Stuff challenge will have a fresh winner

sean — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:48:42 +0000

Hot Stuff challenge will have a fresh winner
The Hot Stuff Foods Challenge scheduled for today at Westward Ho Country Club got a boost Sunday from the 3M Championship at TPC Twin Cities. South African David Frost won the latest stop on the PGA Champions Tour by firing an 11-under 61 at Blaine, a final-round record at that event. He also broke the 3M tournament scoring record at 25-under 191 and tied the tour scoring record previously set …

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sean — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:47:00 +0000

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A Message To The Frugal Stay Home Mom

sean — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:43:47 +0000

So many of us have become used to the ever so busy corporate lifestyle where every second is worth money that we just dont know what to do with ourselves when we have some free time.
As you transition from that lifestyle to the stay home mother who is approaching delivery or has recently delivered and is taking care of her new born you may find your self slowly going crazy being home with really not all that much to do.
Some may get involved with home renovations and preparations for the new baby and some take up some hobbies. Some women find that taking care of their children is enough work as is, and it all depends really.
To those of you who make the decision to retire from the job lifestyle for a while or forever as you raise your children and take care of your family, you may find that living on one income difficult. Many women are committed to staying home and refuse to return to the hell of a regular J. O. B. which I personally think is a smart decision but still may cost you money.
So on one income you try to downsize your home, car, spending habits, and perhaps even deny yourselves the little things that used to make you happy and try to find ways to save money.
I will not talk about the endless controversy of the stay home parent and the delusion that has sadly become an epidemic that sees the stay home parent as poor bum who is not a functional part of society and ultimately an unfortunate individual.
This topic always has, and always will spark a fire in me and in many, I am sure. After all I would like to see more than 20% of people who state without a doubt that they love their job including the boss, working hours, and traffic to get back and forth from work and that they would not change a single thing about it.
Sorry, back to mothers as they shift to staying home whether on a temporary or permanent level. Here is some Unique advice you may find trouble accepting intially; Dont Get too overwhelmed, and by that I mean think outside the box.
If you have lost your job or if you are on a maternity leave but just dont want to return to work. Dont feel that you have to. Believe it or not, it is not the end of the world and there are multiple valid, excellent and ethical ways to generate money without working for someone else.
Free your thoughts of the common shared epidemic of a mindset that you have to have a Job because in this life you dont HAVE to do anything except to live and to die. Everything else is realy optional.
So although you may initially have to downsize many things in your home and lifestyle to fulfill the desire of not returning to work. You need to get your feet wet with the home based work industry or a simple business to call your own.
Do your home work and find a business that best suits your needs and ethics and dive into it. Be ware of get rich in a fraction of a second with little effort scenarios as they have done the home based work and marketing industry a great deal of harm.
There is so much out there that has nothing to do with slaving away in an office or desk away from your family trying to satisfy someone else who governs your every move to secure a pay check or should I say to land someone elses pocket?!

III- Frugality o9-1o

sean — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:43:44 +0000

this is my 2nd try video that i’ve done.. or i should say.. slideshow?? XD haha.. whatever xp hope you like it guys.. specially to my dear frugals ) iLoveFT ! ^^ III- Frugality o9-1o moments :p

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sean — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:43:42 +0000

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Healthy, Money-Saving Grocery Shopping Tips – CBN.com

sean — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:43:41 +0000

Phil Lempert, the Supermarket Guru, discusses how to eat healthily and save money. Web site: www.cbn.com Counseling Center 1-800-759-0700

10 Tips on Saving Money Weekly

sean — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:43:40 +0000

Tips for saving money on a weekly can be done easily. There are many ways to save, to doing some of the following items. Staying away from rent to own places will save you a lot of money weekly and when the item is paid for. If you’re in business, computer, go out and be in store for a week, and you simply can not be without it; going to rent to own is probably going to save your work. Let them know ahead of time that is only temporary so do not rent to use one that is new. You would be saving money on a weekly basis, because their business can lose money during that week. Saving money on what time you visit the shops by going a week for two or three times a week. Do not go grocery shopping when you’re hungry, because every thing will look good and you’ll end up buying things you do not need. Recycle plastic bags shops using them to line your trash. Why to use liners once a week for trash when you can use grocery bags that you get for free when shopping. Watch the sale when purchasing. Save on a weekly basis by stocking up on items that are necessary when the sale will save you this week, as well as monthly. Driving into town once or twice a week for three or four times will save you money. Making a list of things to do, more than one thing while you’re in town. Go to the doctor, shop or pay bills all on the same day instead of three times you’re only making one. You’ll be saving money for gas, wear on the car, as well as time. Laundry can be very expensive when a trip to the laundromat every week Mat. Check used appliance stores in your area, buy a washer, and dry even if you pay $ 50. 00 months to 6 months. You’ll be saving by not spending $ 25. 00-30 U.S. dollars. 00 weeks, depending on the size of your family compared to $ 50. 00 months ago. Having your own washer and dryer can save fuel, time and money when you only have enough cloth to fill half a washer or dryer. Saving money at home on a weekly basis in as many hours, doing laundry by doing a full load at a time instead of one or two items. You’ll save on laundry bar soap, fabric softener and energy for a full load of fabric instead of half loads. Recycling your used fabric sheets after drying your cloths is a way to save money weekly. Put them in a baggie and use those to dust from saving you the expense of buying furniture for my nails every week or two. They can also be used for cleaning soap scum from shower doors too. If you have, access to washer saves by using once daily or three times a week. Do not run the dishwasher with only a few things make sure that it is full. Dishwashers use less water too much in relation to doing dishes by hand two or three times a day. Doing a full load one day you will save on dish soap and water: Save money on a weekly basis by drinking water instead of pop. Do not buy a water purifier water get to attach to the kitchen or fasuet pitcher to start drinking way. This will save you money by not having to buy water, and it is better for your health.

School Computing and Saving Energy

sean — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:43:34 +0000

Bishop Fox’s Community School in Taunton (~1000 users) has migrated its servers to Linux which authenticate to a combination of Windows, Mac and Linux desktops using OpenLDAP. Impressive kit for a UK school including blades and large amounts of storage for music and video editing. Huge energy savings have been realised both on the desktop and in the server room.

Aspen Skiing using these Top Money Saving Tips

sean — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:43:25 +0000

Believe it or not, you don’t have to break the bank while visiting Aspen. Have a champagne Aspen holiday on a beer budget with the help of these local money-saving secrets. Here are 10 ways to keep the pennies in your piggy bank, minimize the damage, and make the most of your snowy getaway. 10. Caffeinate without a Conscience: Every morning, without fail, a few Aspen Skiing Company employees wheel out a cart of free coffee at the base of Aspen Mountain. Steps from Starbucks, these generous Ski Co. folks will pour you a freshly brewed, free cup o’ joe. (The trick is carrying your skis and poles to the gondola without spilling, there’s an art to it that takes Aspenites a few seasons to master. ) 9. Breakfast with a View: Once atop Aspen Mountain you can slide down to the warming hut and trail map below the gondola for a free breakfast (again, compliments of Aspen Ski Co. ). Stuff a handful of granola bars into your jacket for breakfast, learn about conditions, and come up a plan-of-attack for the morning. 8. Cheap Lunch: Big Wrap sits across the street from Ajax, and has healthy lunches for prices that are hard to come by in Aspen. Wraps, salads, tacos, and smoothies will reenergize you for an afternoon shred sess. 7. Pub Grub: Nothing beats a hot dinner and a beer after a day on the slopes. Zane’s specializes in sports and beer, Philly cheesesteaks and tatter tots. Also, Bad Billy’s is a two-storied spot with a long local tradition (and a new name); Bentley’s has great burgers; and the best pint of Guinness and plate of fish and chips can be found at The Dog. (My personal go-to is the 25-cent wing special at Zane’s between four and six. ) 6. Take it To Go: Grab a growler from the Aspen Brewery and take it home. The brewery boys handcraft the best beer in town and if you don’t feel like hanging out in the clubhouse-esque brewery, stick your thumb through the hole of a growler and take it to go. The beer is awesome and the growler is a great souvenir. 5. Shuck and Shoot: If you have a taste for the finer things in life, but don’t have a pocket deep enough to indulge on a regular basis, check out the $1. 50 oysters at Ajax Tavern from 3–6 PM. There’s not a better après-ski snack than a half dozen Kumamoto oysters for under $10. 4. Hand-me-downs: With all of the fashionistas that reside in our mountain hamlet, I cannot think of a better place to have a second-hand store than Aspen. The new thrift store on East Hopkins (right next to the Isis Theater) has racks filled with gently used styles and brand names. From 80s ski outfits to never-worn cocktail dresses, there are hundreds of hidden treasures to be found. 3. “I Just Want To Dance”: Check the schedule at Aspen’s infamous music venue, Belly Up, for marquee names, unforgettable cover bands, free local acts, and free movies. There is always something going on at the Belly Up, and you won’t forget the experience if you get to see one of your favorite bands in this small venue. 2. Get Cultured: Spend a delightful day off of the slopes at the Aspen Art Museum, and don’t spend a dime! Thanks to John and Amy Phelan—Aspen’s generous, art-loving philanthropists—the AAM is free for all guests. With some of the most innovative contemporary art in the world, art supplies that enable young artists to create their own lift ticket, and the Questrom Lecture Series events that allow the public an opportunity to engage with exhibiting artists from around the world and to preview AAM exhibitions, there is something for the entire family at the Aspen Art Museum. 1. “The Power of Four”: With four world-class mountains to choose from, you’ll find some of the most diverse terrain in North America within a ten-minute drive of downtown Aspen. The kicker: one lift ticket gets you access to all four resorts—Ajax, Aspen Highlands, Snowmass, and Buttermilk—and free buses run like clockwork between each spot. For a full day hit Ajax early, hike Highland Bowl as soon as it is open (usually around 10 AM), spin in Buttermilk’s Superpipe after lunch, and finish the day at Snowmass.

Billy Talent Interview On 969

sean — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 17:48:22 +0000

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