The largest bond market in the world is represented by U.S. Treasuries. The dollar used to be the global reserve currency, and players from all corners of the earth trusted in the safety of U.S. Treasuries. But our newest administration plans to meet ongoing obligations, as well as new ones, by raising money through the issuance of new debt.
Issue# 2699
WEALTHY: Do you spend too much time watching stocks? (Dr. Russell McDougal)
HEALTHY: A recipe for high blood pressure – and 3 ways to reverse it (Kelley Herring)
WISE: Peter McWilliams on focus
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
The power of the micro-site (Bob Bly)
Do your goals match your ambitions? (Bob Cox)
It’s Good to Know… about [...]
After years in the top spot, viewing pornography is no longer the most popular Internet activity. According to industry tracker Hitwise, visiting social media sites (like Facebook, YouTube, and MySpace) is now number one.
Stevia is a plant whose leaves contain compounds that are more than 200 times sweeter than table sugar but have no calories. I was introduced to this natural herbal sweetener in the late 1990s by a friend.
“I’ve read that a website or blog needs original content to get ranked higher by the search engines. If I use content from ETR’s newsletters/website on my blog, will that hurt my Google ranking and keep me from getting traffic?”
Imagine this: You’re sitting in front of your computer, working on a project. Perhaps it’s a book, an e-mail, or an article. Or you’re doing research.
These are the seven steps of a failed product launch:
Issue# 2698
WEALTHY: A cheap and easy way to test product ideas (Michael Masterson & MaryEllen Tribby)
HEALTHY: Coke and Pepsi get the FDA to give in (Dr. Ray Sahelian)
WISE: Martina Navratilova on concentrating
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
5 ways to win the battle against technology overload (Matt Furey)
Free content – good idea or not? (Edwin Huertas)
It’s Fun [...]
Industry watchers predict that overall online ad spending will increase by about 3 percent for the next two years, for a total of about $29.1 billion in 2010. The growth is being driven by search engine advertising (especially pay-per-click), which is expected to jump 13 percent by 2010.
Well-meaning parents and teachers rely on psycho-stimulant drugs to deal with children who might otherwise be unmanageable. But perhaps the cause and the cure of ADHD can be found at the dinner table and in the school cafeteria.
By Early To Rise | Fri, Jun 19, 2009
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