With fall upon us, it’s time for the leaves to start changing, the air to start getting brisker, and of course, the students to return to the colleges. This is definitely apparent to those of us who live only two blocks away from a college, and had to deal with an entire weekend of students […]
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There are a lot of stores out there, and they want your business. Or more precisely, they want your money. Preferably, as much as you are willing to give them, and then some you wouldn’t willing give up. In order to get as much of your money as possible, they’re going to do everything they
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Here in the twenty-first century, your most important asset might not be your bank account, your car, or even your home, but rather your reputation. Specifically, your online reputation, the personality and presence you have created on social media networks. When it’s possible for people do an online search to find out more about you
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There is a lot of information out there. I mean, A LOT. Even before the Internet arose and allowed everyone to write their own blogs and other websites, helping to create massive amounts of information on a daily basis, there was still a simply incredible amount of data to be passed along from one generation
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You probably know by now, but Google Reader is being axed as of Monday. If you haven’t already, you’ll need to migrate your feeds (including The Amateur Financier) to another reader. Personally, I recommend Feedly (you can easily transfer the files from Reader if you log on before Monday), but there are more than a few readers out there, and plenty
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