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I really like the butter, popcorn and oil. View Slideshow ›Smart Mama, Scary Book
I loved this article! So funny because her talking about the worrying is so true! But her whole point of the article is really good.Forget the Smart Grid, We Need Smart Spending (On the Grid)
Forget the Smart Grid, We Need Smart Spending (On the Grid) The stimulus bill has sought to weatherize homes, expand broadband's reach and fix our energy infrastructure. For this last urgent goal, some $4.5 billion of the stimulus bill is slated for projects related to a smart grid. But before we start spending, the terminology needs refining.Can Buying at the Salvation Army Hurt Your Credit?
You know how going green guides recommend shopping at second hand stores for gently used items? It may be good for the earth, but bad for your credit... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here's a word to the wise: Think twice before whipping out that credit card to pay for purchases at the Salvation Army or a discount store, have tires re-treaded or even buy a late-night round of drinks.How to Blow Your Credit Limit -- Without Spending
by Kelli B. Grant Thursday, March 12, 2009provided bySmartMoney.com If you haven't had the credit limit cut on your credit card recently, count yourself lucky. Risk-averse card issuers are getting slash happy.Pass The Butter Please!
I really enjoy the Smart Balance Brand foods and even started using them long before I went dairy-free. Here are some of my favorite products: Smart Balance® Light Buttery Spread with Flax Oil Provides 300 mg of Omega-3 per serving to achieve an ideal 4 to 1 ratio of Omega-6 to Omega 3. Non hydrogenated.We Are All Socialists Now
We Are All Socialists Now In many ways our economy already resembles a European one. As boomers age and spending grows, we will become even more French. Jon Meacham and Evan Thomas NEWSWEEK From the magazine issue dated Feb 16, 2009 The interview was nearly over.FACT CHECK: Obama's words on home aid ring hollow (AP)
FACT CHECK: Obama's words on home aid ring hollow Feb 25, 3:15 AM (ET) By CALVIN WOODWARD and JIM KUHNHENN WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama knows Americans are unhappy that the government could rescue people who bought mansions beyond their means. But his assurance Tuesday night that only the deserving will get help rang hollow. Even officials in his administration, many supporters of the plan in Congress and the Federal Reserve chairman expect some of that money will go to people who used lousy judgment.Women in Politics After Hillary and Sarah
The “Bitch” and the “Ditz” How the Year of the Woman reinforced the two most pernicious sexist stereotypes and actually set women back. By Amanda Fortini/NY Times Published Nov 16, 2008 In the past few weeks, Sarah Palin has been variously described as a diva who engaged in paperwork-throwing tantrums, a shopaholic who spent $150,000 on clothing, a seductress who provocatively welcomed staffers while wearing only a towel, and a “whack-job”—contemporary code for hysteric. Worse, she was accused by a suspiciously gleeful Fox News reporter named Carl Cameron of not knowing Africa was a continent, of being unable to name the members of NAFTA, indeed of being unable to name the countries of North America at all.Obama's 'Big Fix,' And Investment Deficit Disorder
'The Big Fix' Morning Edition, February 2, 2009 · President Obama hopes the proposed $800 billion-plus stimulus package can jump-start the economy and lay the groundwork for long-term prosperity. If it doesn't show immediate results, New York Times columnist David Leonhardt says the state of the economy could end up dominating Obama's term. Some of the current economic trouble is rooted in what Leonhardt calls "investment deficit disorder."
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