Category Archives: My Two Cents

Copier Ink Scams

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It’s too bad we have to be suspicious about so much nowadays.  Scam through the United States Post Office, electronically through our e-mail and texts, and phone calls.  If you don’t keep your guard up all the time, you might get burned.  You get it privately and you get it at work. Every time you turn around someone’s trying to pull a fast one. Here is one of the scams that I’ve experienced. Since I do a lot of the… Read the rest

Are You Prepared for Disaster? Get Started with the Ultimate Survival Bundle for just $29

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Do you worry about being prepared in the event of a disaster? Do you know what you should and can do now to increase your chance of survival in the event of a catastrophic event? One of the most important considerations is water.  Some sources recommend having 3 gallons of water for each person in your home in case of an emergency where water is contaminated.  Would you know how to treat contaminated water so that it would be safe… Read the rest

4 Tips to Stay Organized

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Summer organizing, anyone?  I am amazed at how having an organized living space saves time, allowing me to focus on the important things in my life. Anything that saves me fifteen minutes a day searching in frustration saves me untold hours each week in headaches and time, so this week’s post is all about organization tricks I use; please share your organization tricks in the comments! #1 – Shoe rack/hanger Buy a $5-15 shoe rack (or thrift store a $2… Read the rest

Will QE3 Work to Boost The Global Economic Market?

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This is a guest post from Mr. Accountability. Factory production has risen almost 25% since its lowest point of the recession in June 2009. Still, because of uncertainty in the future of the economy, consumers have held back their spending and businesses have taken a “let’s wait and see” approach to investing in machinery and equipment. Also, if Europe’s financial crisis worsens, and I think it will, then that would also lead to less demand of U.S. goods and exports.… Read the rest