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<title>Life Isn't Like a Box of Chocolates</title>
<pubDate>3/1/2010 12:01:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>There's been a lot of talk about credit cards recently, as the new CARD Act took effect in an attempt to protect consumers from predatory card issuers.</description>
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<title>Nuclear Power Isn&#0038;rsquo;t Radioactive Anymore</title>
<pubDate>2/22/2010 10:50:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>Nuclear power is back in fashion.</description>
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<title>What a Mess: Greece, China, and the USA</title>
<pubDate>2/15/2010 9:15:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>The last  time I worried about the combination of &#0038;ldquo;china and grease,&#0038;rdquo; it had to do with  making sure my kitchen was clean after a dinner party. So, I&#0038;rsquo;m having to think  twice when my nagging concerns about the economy revolve around the conjunction  of two countries that used to trigger culinary concerns and now trigger  indigestion.</description>
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<title>The Romance of Finance</title>
<pubDate>2/8/2010 9:12:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>Heads up, guys. Valentine's Day is next Sunday, and a box of chocolates just won't do if you're serious about romance. So, forget the last-minute rush to find an appropriate card. </description>
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<title>Rhetoric Vs. Reality</title>
<pubDate>2/1/2010 12:01:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>President Obama took a decisive step back to the center in his State of the Union address last week. If actions didn't speak louder than words, you might have thought he'd become a fiscal conservative.</description>
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<title>When the Wife Earns the Bucks</title>
<pubDate>1/25/2010 12:01:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>I can hear  my grandmother&#0038;rsquo;s words ringing in my ears. She regularly reminded me: &#0038;ldquo;It&#0038;rsquo;s  just as easy to marry a rich man as a poor man!&#0038;rdquo; It was a strategy that worked  for women in America for more than 100 years.&#0038;nbsp;&#0038;nbsp; </description>
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<title>Heartfelt Hopes and Resolutions for 2010</title>
<pubDate>1/4/2010 10:40:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>Here&#0038;rsquo;s my  resolution for 2010, and I post it with the thought that maybe you&#0038;rsquo;ll  contribute your resolutions to this blog.&#0038;nbsp; </description>
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<title>The Next New Thing?</title>
<pubDate>12/28/2009 12:01:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>I&#0038;rsquo;ve found the perfect way to celebrate the new year and new  decade. I&#0038;rsquo;ve fallen for Wolfram Alpha. And I&#0038;rsquo;d like to introduce you, get your  opinion, your thoughts.</description>
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<title>Charity Truly Begins at Home</title>
<pubDate>12/21/2009 12:01:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>America has  been one of the most generous nations in history, when you compile all the  giving we&#0038;rsquo;ve done as a nation, especially since World War II. But it&#0038;rsquo;s not just  our government&#0038;rsquo;s generosity with Americans&#0038;rsquo; tax dollars that gives us the title  of most generous nation. It&#0038;rsquo;s individual giving&#0038;mdash;to registered charities, to  family and friends, and even to strangers&#0038;mdash;that makes Americans unique.&#0038;nbsp;</description>
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<title>Confident in Confidence Numbers?</title>
<pubDate>12/14/2009 11:35:00 AM</pubDate>
<description>How  important is confidence? And can you measure it? It certainly &#60;em&#62;seems&#60;/em&#62; to  be important, in the sense that rising confidence begets more confidence. And  it seems to be important that we measure it.&#0038;nbsp; </description>
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