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Euro Currency Analysis 2010 The Euro is the currency that's in the news these days with big problems in Greece and other Euro-zone countries. The market has turned volatile due to the Euro so this is a good time to provide some Euro predictions for 2010 and see where the EU currency is likely to be headed. Euro Currency Analysis 2010 As with any prediction, what I write here is my own opinion only. You can act on it or choose not to. I only offer what I believe to be true. ...
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By Ken Feltman of Radnor Inc. All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances.- Shakespeare As President Obama's poll numbers plunge and members of his own party begin to attack him, Republicans debating whether to run in 2012 are feeling more optimistic. Are things really that bullish for potential GOP candidates? Polls and focus groups confirm reasons for GOP enthusiasm. The most positive thing Democrats say is that it is too ...
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Where is the second biggest deposit of oil reserves in the world? In the oil sands region of Alberta, Canada. Oil sands are a thick, viscid mixture of bitumen, sand, clay, and water. Alberta's oil sands is comprised of 3 regions with the Athabasca area being the largest and the closest to the surface. Underneath these gooey tar sands lie trillions of barrels of oil. So then you may ask why have we been so dependent on Mideast oil. Why haven't we just stayed nearby and relied on Canada? In fact, ...
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The Biweekly Mortgage Copyright 2005 By Tim Phelan The biweekly mortgage has been around for years but with the recent media attention to the real estate industry in general and the mortgage industry in particular, the biweekly has been getting thousands of home owners to use this simple, yet powerful, way to speed up the principal payment process. Why is this so popular? How does it work? How can I do this? Here is why this is so popular to hundreds of thousands homeowners. It is an easy and ...
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by Mark Rhoads The legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Mike Royko died in 1997. Over his career, he worked for three different Chicago newspapers. I often miss his take on topics in the news today, but most of all in recent weeks because I think only Royko could have maximized the real entertainment value of the Blagojevich trial in a way that would do justice to the characters. For example, many decades ago Mike ran his own contest to design a new city seal for Chicago. The ...
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