Sterling Silver Jewelry and Geek It Forward Present ArchmailleDesigns

On another blog that I write on regularly I've started a new group, idea and set of tags called "Geek It Forward" with my new idea I've decided to write an article about my cousins sterling silver handmade jewelry website. At first it was a hobby for a couple years until this past year he took some classes on how to create some more advanced pieces at a local college.

If you're a silver jewelry fan you're going to love checking out his website hes got pieces and creations of all shapes and styles. From girly and feminine to tie-guards and other more masculine pieces. Along with his sterling silver jewelry pieces he has Copper and other different types of metals and TONS of different designs and colors.

Best of all if you can't find something you like just put in a request to have it custom made...

Source: http://www.moneyvsdebt.com/2007/06/19/sterling-silver-jewelry-and-geek-it-forward-present-archmailledesigns/
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MoneyVs Debt a new documentary in Canadian Income Trusts income generation...

My new goal and goal director are going to be an income trust. This new project is going to be a documentary of my path to obtain a 1 million dollar networth before I turn 22. On this new blog I am intending to focus on Canadian Income Trusts. I'm going to document and walk my readers through the ins and outs of purchasing a house and refinancing real estate they own. So the equity in this or these properties can be invested and turned into a huge potential monthly dividend check.



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MoneyVs Debt a new documentary in Canadian Income Trusts income generation...

My new goal and goal director is Money vs Debt. This new project is going to be a documentary of my path to obtain a 1 million dollar networth before I turn 22. On this new blog I am intending to focus on Canadian Income Trusts. I'm going to document and walk my readers through the ins and outs of purchasing a house and refinancing real estate they own. So the equity in this or these properties can be invested and turned into a huge potential monthly dividend check.

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MoneyVs Debt a new documentary in Canadian Income Trusts income generation...

My new goal and goal director is Money vs Debt.  This new project is going to be a documentary of my path to obtain a 1 million dollar networth before I turn 22.  On this new blog I am intending to focus on Canadian Income Trusts.  I'm going to document and walk my readers through the ins and outs of purchasing a house and refinancing real estate they own.  So the equity in this or these properties can be invested and turned into a huge potential monthly dividend check.

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Get all 3 of your Credit Reports for free!! By Law ;-)

Hello everyone sorry this particular post is not stock related, however I really thought that everyone whom is in the United States has to know this. When I figured this out it made me first really happy and second really stinking mad that there are companies out there charging for us to get our credit reports when BY LAW they have to give us 1 free report per year!!!

Don't believe me check out the government website for it https://www.annualcreditreport.com its really simple and easy to use. All you have to do is put in your state and then it takes you to a page where you can put in your name, address and some other information and WHAMO! Just saved yourself about 30-40 dollars :-D Hope you enjoy.

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gasoline has not gone up in 45 years

Yahoo! GG: "gasoline has not gone up in 45 years
by: cde_biscuit 05/04/06 09:37 pm
Msg: 144849 of 144892

gasoline has not gone up in 45 years

A gallon of gas cost 3 silver dimes (30 cents) in 1960,

A gallon of gas cost 3 silver dimes (worth 3.00 in silver bullion) in 2006,

The problem is not the price of gasoline, the problem is the medium of exchange. "

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Print Story: Gold storms to new 25-yr high, silver surges on Yahoo! News

Print Story: Gold storms to new 25-yr high, silver surges on Yahoo! News: "Gold storms to new 25-yr high, silver surges By Chikafumi Hodo
Mon Apr 17, 3:10 AM ET


Gold surged to a new 25-year high on Monday, buoyed by concerns over Iran's nuclear ambitions and surges in oil prices, while silver powered to its highest since May 1983 on hopes for the first silver exchange-traded fund.
Hedge funds and operators investing in the short term were anxious about shifting their funds into gold and silver for the purpose to diversify and to raise higher returns.
Spot gold rose as high as $606.10 an ounce -- the highest since December 1980, while silver rose to $13.33 per ounce, its loftiest since May 1983.
Surges of gold and silver futures on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange spilled to bolster dollar-based spot prices as both London and New York markets were closed for Easter holidays on Friday.
'We all know both gold and silver prices are too high, but no long holders are willing to sell, while short holders were getting heavily squeezed,' said Takashi Ogura, risk management section manager at Kanetsu Asset Management.
'People don't want to go against the present bullish trend, so prices are surging,' Ogura added.
At 0633 GMT, gold was trading at $605.50/606.30, compared with Friday's late Asia level of around $599.30. It was at $596.10/596.90 in New York on Thursday.
New York metals futures markets will reopen on Monday, while London precious metals markets will be closed until Tuesday.
Key most-distant February contract on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange closed at 2,341 yen per gram, up 22 yen or 0.95 percent from Friday's close.
Gold was supported by bullish U.S. oil futures , w"

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The stupid investment that raises your taxes. By Henry�Blodget

"Taxes You Shouldn't Pay
How your mutual funds are raising your IRS bill.
By Henry Blodget
Posted Thursday, April 13, 2006, at 11:56 AM ET


Own a mutual fund? If so, a couple of months ago, you probably got a note like this:
Dear Fund Owner: We are pleased to report that your fund did well in 2005. Thanks to the tireless efforts of our analysts, traders, and portfolio managers, we beat the market �
Well, actually, you probably didn't get a note like that, because most funds lag the market, but you probably got one trumpeting some fund feat or other. What you almost certainly didn't get was a note like this:
Dear Fund Owner: We are sorry to report that your fund did poorly in 2005. Oh, we beat the market, but of course this performance was pretax. We would like to imply that pretax performance matters (everyone else does), but it doesn't. Most of our shareholders have to pay taxes, and after taxes, our fund probably cost you a pretty penny.
It's no mystery why you don't get notes like this, even though they describe the reality for most fund owners (except for the market-beating part). Unless you own your fund in a tax-free retirement account, however (which some investors do�thus providing fund managers with an excuse), reading about pretax performance is a self-deluding waste of time. Instead, skip to the after-tax punch line, which, sadly, you probably won't find in the annual letter. Because if you don't, you'll just be setting yourself up to get socked with an unexpected tax bill.
Like other investing costs�management fees, brokerage commissions, transaction costs, etc.�taxes have a big impact on investment returns. A 2000 study by First Quadrant L.P. confirmed the familiar finding that index funds outperform most mutual funds"

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The $104 Billion Corporate Tax REFUND!!!

"The $104 Billion Refund
The most absurd corporate tax giveaway of 2005.
By Michelle Leder
Posted Thursday, April 13, 2006, at 12:33 PM ET


Feeling flush because you're getting a nice tax refund this year? You're not alone. Some of America's largest corporations�a virtual who's who of the Fortune 100�have been reporting their own hefty tax windfalls, thanks to an absurd provision of a law designed to create jobs.
IBM, for example, is banking a $2.8 billion refund�well, better to call it a 'tax savings'�because instead of paying the normal corporate tax rate of 35 percent on $9.5 billion in profits it earned overseas, the company paid only 5.25 percent. That's the magic of the American Jobs Creation Act, a piece of legislation that passed with comfortable margins in both the House and the Senate and was signed into law by President Bush just two weeks before the 2004 elections.
The AJCA, which was pushed through during the last fit of panic about outsourcing, was ostensibly designed to encourage companies to add jobs here. It gave a small tax deduction to American manufacturers, and it offered a one-time tax holiday in 2005 when corporations could repatriate their foreign income at a massively reduced tax rate. This repatriation, the theory went, would encourage R & D and capital investment in the United States, leading to new positions down the road. But, like President Bush's creatively named Clear Skies initiative and Healthy Forest Restoration Act, the American Jobs Creation Act has not lived up to its title.
Take IBM. According to its annual report for 2005, the company added fewer than 400 jobs worldwide last year to its workforce of 329,000 people. At the same time, IBM shed 5 million square feet of space in the United States, making it highly unlikely that any"

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Gas-price squeeze to fuel refiner profits - Oil & Energy - MSNBC.com

Gas-price squeeze to fuel refiner profits - Oil & Energy - MSNBC.com: "Gas-price squeeze seen pumping refiner profits
Threat of summer supply bottlenecks sends gas prices higher
By John W. Schoen
Senior Producer
MSNBC
Updated: 7:41 p.m. ET March 17, 2006


With the summer driving season still months away, pump prices have already begun rising as a combination of factors threaten to squeeze supplies. And with pump prices expected to continue rising as summer approaches, drivers� pain may soon become refiners� gain, according to analysts who follow the industry.
The national average cost of a gallon of regular gasoline hit $2.42 Friday, up nearly 16 cents a gallon in the past month, according to the latest figures from AAA. That�s up nearly 38 cents from this time last year. Diesel prices averaged nearly $2.64 a gallon nationwide, up 7 cents in the last months and nearly 40 cents from a year ago.
Pump prices continue to vary widely from one part of ht country to another. The lowest average price regular unleaded was in Newark, N.J., at $2.15 a gallon, according to the most recent Lundberg Survey, an energy consulting firm. But prices at some stations have once again topped $3.00 a gallon.
The jump in prices comes as demand for gas has been creeping upward.
�Gasoline consumption over the past 4 weeks has been 2.4 percent above prior-year levels, on average, suggesting momentum continues to build ahead of the summer driving seasons,� said Jacques Rousseau, an analyst at Friedman Billings and Ramsey.
Meanwhile, bottlenecks may also be looming for U.S. gasoline supplies, which could push prices even higher from current levels.
Though most refiners damaged by hurricane Katrina and Rita have come back on line, much of the industry was forced to postp"

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