The Secret Fast-Food-Diet

by David Zinczenko You can melt away flab without setting foot in a gym, sacrificing your favorite foods, or eating less. Sounds crazy, right? It’s not. The secret is knowing how to swap your favorite foods smartly. If you know that choosing one fast-food burger over another can save you dozens of pounds a year, or understood a simple ordering trick that could help your body melt belly flab, you'd make those smart choices every...

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Hallowen safety Tips for Kids

Some of you kids already know things that you can do to be safe, like how to cross the street, not to talk to or go with strangers and things like that. But we adults know how exciting Halloween can be and that can make you forget to be careful. Here's some tips that we have just for you kids, to help keep you safe on Halloween night! Some...

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Halloween Games

Halloween is a fun holiday that lots of people start planning weeks and months in advance to make their Halloween party memorable. Well we are here to help with Halloween Games that work for young children, kids and adults. Most Halloween games are do it yourself to games, so you can adapt them to your Halloween Party or event. Some...

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How to Cope with Depression

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History : IMF

The International Monetary Fund was conceived in July 1944 during the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference. The representatives of 45 governments met in the Mount Washington Hotel in the area of Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, United States, with the delegates to the conference agreeing on a framework for international economic...

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Wal-Mart Stores

By Matthew Boyle and Duane D. Stanford  Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the largest U.S. private employer, plans to end profit-sharing contributions in February, replacing them with matches to employee 401(k) retirement plans to bring down benefits costs. The retailer will match contributions up to 6 percent of eligible employees’ pay,...

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Jobs in Bigger Hole

The worst U.S. employment slump since the end of World War II was probably even deeper than currently estimated, giving the economy a larger hurdle to overcome. About 366,000 more jobs may be subtracted from the payroll count for the 12 months through March when the figures are officially updated in early 2011, the Labor Department reported today in Washington. Following last year’s 902,000 adjustment, the revision...

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Employment

An employer is a person or institution that hires employees or workers. There are federal rules which determine whether an employee can be classified as exempt or non exempt from over time. Once an employee has been properly classified as exempt or not exempt, an Employer may offer hourly wages or a salary. It is important to note that "salary" does not always mean "exempt from overtime requirements." A properly classified,...

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Weight loss basic

Weight loss, in the context of medicine, health or physical fitness, is a reduction of the total body mass, due to a mean loss of fluid, body fat or adipose tissue and/or lean mass, namely bone mineral deposits, muscle, tendon and other connective tissue. It can occur unintentionally due to an underlying disease or can arise from a...

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android (operating system)

By wikipedia.org Android is a mobile operating system developed by Google and is based upon a modified version of the Linux kernel. It was initially developed by Android Inc. (a firm purchased by Google) and later positioned in the Open Handset Alliance.[4] According to NPD Group, unit sales for Android OS smartphones ranked first among...

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Guide to College Saving Plans

By MSN Money No one savings method fits every family. Consider your tax bracket, your child's age, how much control you want over your investments and how much financial aid you expect to get. By 2020, you'll need an estimated (and heart-stopping) $225,000 to put Junior through a private college or $105,000 for a public university. Conventional wisdom says the sooner you start saving, the more funds you'll accumulate. First,...

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Money saving Tips for Students

 by lovemoney.com If you’ve just started university, then you’ve probably learnt a few valuable lessons already - pasta is a great accompaniment to just about anything edible, value-priced vodka gives the worst hangovers imaginable and living by your own means isn’t cheap. Finding your financial feet can be a real challenge when you’re at university, as even if you have a student loan, it sometimes doesn’t stretch as...

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Home Loans : Guide Selling Tips

Your home's exterior is the first thing a potential buyer sees, when visiting your home. The following tips will help you increase your home's curbside appeal and create a strong first impression to potential home buyers. Fence Replace missing slats, stakes and posts....

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