If you have a vehicle that was built after the 70′s or 80′s you are more than likely throwing money down the drain if you are getting your oil changed every 3,000 miles.
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How To Dig Out After A Long Weekend | Fast Company
Ah, the joy of long holiday weekends. They re-energize, revitalize and send you back to work… feeling you like you’ve slept in late and got a term paper due at noon. The reasons for this are unclear–vacations are planned for, coworkers notified to pick up the slack, email generally avoided–but just one extra day off can throw your entire week out of sync.
There are ways to enjoy the long weekends without paying for it on the other end. Here are a few tips to help you avoid emergency maneuvers on your way back to the office.
Online marketplace trades old CDs for MP3 downloads | Springwise.com
Murfie is an online marketplace that converts physical discs into digital downloads. Those wishing to trade on Murfie begin by entering their details to sign up free of charge. Once they have signed up, new members can…
Move Your Kitchen | CoolBusinessIdeas.com
This modular, movable and foldable kitchen by Belgrade based designer Goran ‘Goci’ Bjelajac – has it all. It is fully equipped with all essentials, including fridge, oven, sink, dishwasher, and cooktop.
How software can help your sleep | trendblog.net
A reason for a sleeping disorder might be working on your computer for hours – and especially during the night, having this bright screen in front of you which is almost as bright as the sun during the day.
Paying for College and Grad School: How to Avoid Spending $100,000 (or more) on a Credential You Don’t Really Need
“You can’t put a price on a good education”… or can you?
If you ask your parents or mentors how to become successful, their answer will most likely include four interrelated invisible scripts:
“Get the best education you can.”
“Colleges provide the best education.”
“The best colleges are expensive.”
“More college is better.”
Like so many of the invisible scripts we grow up with, three of these assumptions aren’t necessarily true.
Weekly Economic Update | LADEC
THIS WEEK’S HEADLINES:
- SoCal Home Sales and Prices Declined in April
- Consumer Sentiment Index
- U.S. Trade Deficit Widens in March
- California Exports Continue to Shine
- March California Imports
- April Port Figures – Seventeen Consecutive Months of Growth
- Events of Interest
- May 18, 2011: International Trade Outlook
- June 7, 2011: Japan’s Positive Impact on the Southern California Economy
What Motivates Us | RSA Animates
3 Lifestyle Choices Lower Breast Cancer Risk | LiveScience
Women who make healthy lifestyle choices lower their risk of developing invasive breast cancer, regardless of whether they have a family history of the disease, according to a new study.
Marketing Without Strategy is the Noise Before Failure | duct tape marketing.com
Strategy and tactics must go hand in hand in order for a business to achieve a measure of true momentum, but an effective strategy must be in place before any set of tactics make sense.
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