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		<title>Generate Free Electricity</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 24 Jul 2010 18:19:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[How About Some Free Alternative Energy? We have noticed, and applaud, the fact that the frugal movement, also tends to be a green movement as well. We tend to place a large emphasis on recycling, making do, and finding sources of clean, cheap, and renewable power. That is why, we think, our articles on making electricity at home always generate a lot of interest and feedback. Solar and Wind DIY (Do It Yourself) In the past, we mentioned Do It YourSelf Power, which concentrates on wind and solar power that can supplement (or replace) your on-grid energy supplies from the power company.  The systems were fairly easy and cheap to build, and some of our readers had a great time experimenting with it. MagiWork Electromagnetic Energy Now we are seeing a new idea pop up, and that is for home electromagnetic energy systems. The systems are designed to be built by people who are not professional engineers, or even overly technical. They generate absolutely free energy, and they can work on their own or as a supplement to other power sources. We invite you to take a moment to learn more about Magiwork Magnetic Electricity Systems here. The page is [...]
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		<title>Ways To Save Money This Month</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:59:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Simple Ways to Save Money This Month on Bills Is there anybody you know who doesn&#8217;t want to save more money? Everybody I talk to feels the pressure from the recent economic downturn. The banks are paying a lot less interest on our savings accounts and CDs while they are charging a lot more for our credit card debt. Many of us have watched our retirement account values sink while our jobs and businesses have become less stable. So what we need are some way to reduce our monthly bills so we can save money every month. Our List of Ways to Save Money This Month (that you probably aren&#8217;t doing). Car Insurance: This is one bill that most of us have to pay so it should be a logical place to start saving money. If you have not compared insurance quotes for awhile, you probably can save money on insurance by doing some competitive shopping. Sure, most of us need auto policies, but it is also a very competitive business. Gym Memberships: Are you even using that fancy gym membership you purchased for your New Year&#8217;s resolution. Maybe now that the weather is starting to get nicer, in the [...]
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		<title>Save Money On Groceries with Tested Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Jan 2009 01:26:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Every time I visit the grocery store, it seems as if the prices have gone up. It is more important than ever, in a weak economy, to control those trips and put a lid on impulse buys. These are tips that I use, or ones that I have picked up from Frugal Pig readers and my friends. If you have any more cheap grocery shopping tips, feel free to add them to the contents! Can you avoid taking anybody else with you? Of course, you will want to get your spouse&#8217;s and kid&#8217;s input when you plan a grocery shopping trip. But I find that if I take another family member with me, it is much harder to control my spending. We, sort of, give each other permission to impulse buy. Try not to buy too much. OK, if cans of tuna are on sale, and you know you use them all the time, it is probably a good idea to stock up. But you need to resist overbuying fresh produce that will spoil. I have probably thrown out as much bread lettuce as I&#8217;ve eatern, and I am really trying to stop the waste. Check the sales. I know that [...]
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		<title>ShamWow! Green &amp; Clean! As Seen on TV.</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 Dec 2008 00:36:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It&#8217;s a Towel. It&#8217;s a Sponge. It&#8217;s ShamWow! Do you know how many trees get cut down every year to provide Americans with paper towels? Well, honestly, neither do I, but I&#8217;ll bet it is alot. Beyond the loss of trees, we spend a lot of money on throwaways like paper towels, but going back to rags doesn&#8217;t seem like a good solution either. If you&#8217;ve seen the ShamWow on TV, you already know that it works like a chamois, towel, or a sponge. Plus, you can throw it in the washing machine and dryer. You can use it around the house, and outside on the car. They can even be bleached! Plus, they come with a 10 year warranty. BUY SHAMWOW ONLINE FOR THE BEST OFFER No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
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		<title>Surviving Holiday Gift Giving Without Going Broke</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Dec 2008 04:11:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It Isn&#8217;t Your Father&#8217;s Thrift Store Anymore! I have to admit that I had a pretty negative view of second hand stores, of the sort run by various charities. I probably got the idea from a childhood memory of riding with my parents to dump off a lot of my old clothes and toys at the back door of a dusty old building. However, I got dragged into my local Salvation Army thrift shop recently, and let me tell you what I found! Tons Of Cheap Gifts at The Thrift Store! Bingo! I found a pair of silver (yes, silver) candlesticks for $3! Now, I&#8217;m a bit of a silverbug, and I know the shiny stuff is only about $10 an ounce now. Still, these tarnished darlings were marked, heavy, and the pair is worth at least $100. Once I took them home and polished them up they were beautiful, and made a very appropriate present for the biggest snob on my holiday list. Now that was a really lucky find, and I actually told the clerk about the silver content imprint, but she shrugged. I did stick a $5 in the donation jar, and bought a lot more stuff. [...]
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