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Tips for traveling with a computer

Posted on August 13th, 2009 in Global News | Comments Off

For so many people, leaving their computer back home after buying airline tickets, is the same thing as if they would cut off their right arm. It seems impossible to go on without it. Good thing that the developments in technology allow easy transportation of laptops with minimum stress. Read the rest of this entry »

Certain things to consider doing before the first snows come

Posted on August 13th, 2009 in Global News | 1 Comment »

* Perform a seasonal check of your car with a certified and experienced mechanic. See if your tires are inflated enough and have a good grip of the road, check your antifreeze, defrost and heating systems, setup new wiper blades if necessary and see if your brakes are working properly. * Make sure to have the following items in your car during the winter season: ice scraper, cell phone, snow shovel, flashlight, tire chains, jumper cables, blankets, lock deicer, food and water. * It’s better to keep your vehicle in the garage during the cold season in order to avoid start up problems. * Auto clubs are a very good help in the winter, especially when you need a free jump start or tow. * Keep your auto insurance in order and make sure it’s sufficient/ Winter is the season of increased traffic risks and it’s more likely to have a mishap during that time. So keep your coverage amounts over the minimum. Read the rest of this entry »

returning for Australian banking stocks

Posted on July 30th, 2009 in Global News, Market Review | Comments Off

After months of pessimism, support could be returning for Australian banking stocks after one prominent analyst Thursday said it is time to buy all four of the nation’s big lenders.

Citi analyst Craig Williams raised his recommendations on National Australia
Bank Ltd. (NAB), Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. (ANZ),
Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA.AU) and Westpac Banking Corp. (WBC) to Buy from Hold.

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