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This is a bit of an unusual blog post after my again long hiatus, time seem to be slipping by. A couple of days ago I came across a chocolate bar and a wine brand, I have to admit I was a bit shocked and amazed at the name I saw in front of me yea the name is quite odd for a chocolate bar “chocolate Negro” wtf lol and the wine Gato Negro lol, could people be possibly running out of names to use.
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Today’s post is a little different from my previous file sharing and IT related. I have immersed my self in investing and finance over the couple of weeks and I have realized its very important and beneficial to understand how money works, and how economics works. With all that is going on at the moment e.g. oil prices increasing, and the us going into a recession and many falling into foreclosures. Some how all this impacts us irregardless which country you live in. or even if you blog and earn a living online. I have found listening to Financial Sense a weekly radio show has been one of my primary sources for keeping up with the constantly changing world related to investing and money. I came to here of Jim Puplava and his web site through my brother and was instantly amazed by the in-depth discussions of the world of economics, finance and politics from an investor’s point of view.
Prior to I visited numerous sites trying to make sense of what was happening in the financial world. Â I have to admit its quite informative and no nonsense information that I have been exposed to.
Financial sense provides guest interviews from many different views, both supporting and not supporting Jim’s Puplava views. In the end, though, a very good summary is provided in a segment called The Big Picture. This is where it all comes together and overview of the previously discussed topics.
This is not a stock picking site or a site a site, but an extremely well thought-out overview of the global financial and political world. Another benefit is the forum where individual views and discussions take place.
Take advantage of this informative source and take not its provided for free, you owe it to yourself to at least check this site out and judge for yourself. Post your comments on what you think.
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If you’re an occasional movie watcher or a movie-holic, when you reflect a little and actually start to count up all the money you spent on reject, bad acted movies or overly hyped movies that actually never delivered, then you will probably feel awful and a bit depressed and probably start regretting why you ever watched that particular or those movies in the first place.
Just imagine all those movies equate to a lot of money that you could spent more wisely if you actually took out the time to look up the movie review. You also have to admit that these days some mainstream movies aren’t terrific at all or its probably me who’s watched one too many that storylines start to blend in and feels like a bad chase of deja vu.
In the past I have found movie review sites very biased in some cases, critics always have something to say. People have different tastes that’s certainly true a single review, might not be an accurate judge whether a movie is good. however it’s a pretty good bet if 70 to 90% of the critics or members of the online community are all trashing a movie and talking about how much they despised it then you might just want to reconsider spending your money on that particular that’s money saved right there.
When it comes down to movie review sites there’s one site I heavily relie on and it hasn’t failed me thus far rottenTomatoes default stop center for me before any movie. Rottentoamoes uses rating system which they call the tomato meter. Usually from experience if a movie rates below 40% I usually I won’t watch it. What makes rottenttomteos different from other sites is it aggregates multiple reviews and divides their opinions into two fresh and rotten.
One critic’s review may not be a good measure of future satisfaction with a movie but when multiple reviews are aggregated together then the statistics become a powerful decision making tool.
Reading reviews does not necessary have to apply only to movies, you can practically do review searches online for pretty much about anything. This habit could potentially save you a lot of cash.
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2008 is the year of the mobile internet, right? We hear that every year. Let’s forget about predictions and focus on what’s available right now. We bring you over 20 mobile internet applications that you’ll actually use.
Mobiseer.com - Find mobile websites, mark them for later use, and even build a mobile web page with your favorite links for quick access.
Treemo.com - A site that allows you to publish videos, photos, and more to both the normal web and mobile devices.
BareSite.com - Strip a site or RSS feed down to the bare bones to make it easier on your phone, also use the site as search engine on the go.
Flurry.com - Access to email, feeds, update your friends and more.
Goosync.com - Sync your Google Calendar with your mobile phone or PDA.
MoMail.co.uk - Access any and all of your email accounts from one centralized mobile mailbox.
PlusMo.com - A widget service for mobile devices that has over 20,000 widgets at your disposal.
Blogs.Xanco.com - Publish a mobile blog directly from your phone using SMS or email.
Gatsb.com - Publish your camera phone pictures directly to the web.
MixelPix.com - Publish your photos from your phone quickly to the net.
SpotMob.com - Shoot your video in 3GP format and publish it directly to the web.
Umundo.com - Publish videos and pictures from your phone to the web.
UPhoneBlog.com - Publish your on-the-go pictures as a life blog and then use it on any number of other websites.
Zannel.com - Share videos and pictures from moments in your life.
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