Archives for: January 2008
Macbook Air – World's Thinnest Laptop?

Steve Jobs unveiled Apple’s latest creation, the Macbook Air, which seems to be the world’s thinnest laptop measuring up at less than one inch in height. I’ve never been a Mac user, except when I attended school. My school district used Macs exclusively except in select business computer classrooms. The Macbook air is only .16 inches in height at its [...]

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Making Money With Your Blog

I have begun utilizing a service called payperpost and have been quite happy with them. PPP is a great way to monetize your blog in addition to the typical adsense and kontera ads. In case you haven’t noticed, there is now a link at the end of every post that will let you get paid to review Shaun Carter dot [...]

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Pachelbel Is Everywhere

I came across this really cool video about how Pachelbel’s Cannon in D can be found everywhere.

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Tata Motors Unveils $2,500 Nano Car

There has been a lot of press recently regarding the introduction of the world’s cheapest car to aid low income families in developing countries. India’s Tata Motors has come up with a more affordable solution for these families, a $2,500 car called the Nano. The Nano has no radio, air conditioning, power steering, anti-lock brakes, or passenger side mirror. It [...]

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Lawsuit Cash Advances

In an earlier post I had talked about the lawyers advertising extensively on the Internet and television looking for victims of mesothelioma. Many of these victims that wait years for a settlement could very well go bankrupt with medical fees before they see a dime. But I came across a solution for this very situation many plaintiffs suffer from, the [...]

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Potential Countrywide Financial Valuation

Now that the cat is out of the bag and Countrywide and Bank of America are talking merger, it’s time to figure out just what BofA is likely to pony up for the rest of the company that it doesn’t already own. Hopefully, some of you out there heeded my insight about the buyout potential of Countrywide and locked in [...]

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Bank of America In Talks to Buy Countrywide

CNBC just reported that Bank of America is in advanced talks to buy out Countrywide Financial. I just spoke about the possibility of this happening in a blog post before the market open today. These talks are preliminary and may fall through at any time, but for now Countrywide is up 67% today on the news. [tags]countrywide, bank of america, [...]

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Countrywide and E*Trade – Bargains Of 2008?

I’ve been watching the price movement of Countrywide Financial (CFC) and E*Trade (ETFC) closely lately and they are certainly taking a beating from the nationwide mortgage industry meltdown. Investing in these two companies is not for the light at heart. Countrywide is trading around $5 per share and E*Trade under $2.50. But, the larger question here is whether they will [...]

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Mesothelioma Ads Spread To Television

I had always heard of mesothelioma on the Internet, from all the people trying to capitalize on writing content targeted to high paying medical terms. But now I am seeing lawyers advertising on television several times a night for people suffering from mesothelioma to call and try to win a settlement. Mesothelioma is a form of cancer caused by exposure [...]

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Michigan Bans Fuel Discount Coupons

I had discussed in an earlier post the rumor I heard from a Speedway clerk here in Holland about the fuel discounts being discontinued in Michigan. I got some great information from a commenter here, Jason, who is a Speedway employee in Michigan and he was able to find out that the ban only applies to fuel discount coupons and [...]

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