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Wed, 04 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0400

Becoming intelligent with money requires more than just getting out of debt. It also means making your money work for you instead of you working for it. It means earning interest instead of paying interest. It means buying assets instead of liabilities. All of these things are true even if you are not out of debt yet. Even if you are diligently repaying your debts, it is still time to begin to think and act like the rich do; not because being rich is the goal (it may or may not be), but because rich people understand money. Beginning with this chapter, and for the next few chapters, we will show you how money works for the wealthy and how you can begin to make more of it. Not only will this enable you to get out of debt more quickly, it just makes life easier. As John Lennon once said, "I'd rather be rich and unhappy than poor and unhappy." Start Now It is easy to say that you can't begin to invest until you are out of debt. That is commendable. It is also wrong. **End Summary** Topics: credit]]> loan]]> loans]]> debt]]> mortgage]]> credit check]]> credit repair]]> credit card]]> credit report]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> www.Citicredit.asia provide credit repair information and free credit reports for debt consolidation and debt management counseling.

Not All Debt Is Bad

Wed, 04 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0400

So you are in debt-who isn't these days? We live in a society that encourages people to go into debt. Credit card commercials tell us that a trip to Jamaica is just what we need, regardless of whether we can afford it. (That's what your gold card is for, right?) Loan brokers want us to borrow up to 125 percent against our home equity. Even the federal government just had its first balanced budget in a generation and now faces the enormous task of paying off over trillions of dollars in debt. Yet not everyone is in debt. Many people know how to deal with money. Their debts are manageable, and they have money in the bank. That sounds nice, doesn't it money in the bank? That is what you deserve. In order to get there, however, you are going to have to change some of your thinking about money and learn a few new methods of dealing with it. Why Are You in Debt? People who are not in debt think about and treat money differently than the rest of us. They know a few things about money and debt that escape the rest of us. **End Summary** Topics: credit]]> loan]]> loans]]> debt]]> mortgage]]> credit check]]> credit repair]]> credit card]]> credit report]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> www.Citicredit.asia offers comprehensive guide to credit reporting, including information on repairing or rebuilding your credit history.

Asking For Date

Wed, 04 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0400

Whether a date's spontaneous or planned, the first or the last date, or you're young or old, sooner or later, going out with someone comes to this: Somebody has to ask for the date. No matter how much or how little you plan (and regardless of your reputation, your Aunt Sylvia, the knot in your stomach, the advice of your friends, your New Year's resolution, or your success with dating or lack thereof) nobody, with the possible exception of Adam, ever made a date without asking for it. I bet that even with God as the go-between, sooner or later Eve expected Adam to pony up and find the courage to ask if they could take a walk in Paradise, and if he didn't, well, it explains a lot about the snake, don't you think? Face it, the only thing scarier than the first date is asking for the first date. **End Summary** Topics: date]]> dates]]> dating]]> dating advice]]> dating guide]]> dating tips]]> dating idea]]> dating help]]> dating reference]]> ]]> About the Author: ]]> Dating Advice takes one of the most complicated, anxiety-filled social rituals we have and provides the reader with an easy-to-understand handbook for success. Short of sending flowers, I can think of no better way to survive dating as we head into the 21st century!

Tattoo Process

Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0400

When the big day arrives, surprises are not welcome. From the moment a customer enters the tattoo shop to the moment he or she leaves, there is a typical process that is virtually scripted in the minds of many tattoo artists, and it helps a prospective tattooee to know in advance what that script involves. Several steps of preparation involving the workstation, equipment, and pigments take place and may mean some waiting time spent idly gazing at flash or watching somebody else get tattooed. The design is prepared with either a transfer or a stencil. The skin, no matter the part of the body involved, is shaved and given an alcohol wipe. A temporary ink outline of the design is placed on the surface of the skin and checked in a mirror. And all of these steps take place before a single part of actual tattooing begins. This article is designed to relieve the natural anxiety that any new experience brings, by demystifying it and laying it bare. **End Summary** Topics: free tattoo designs]]> free tattoo photos]]> free tattoo images]]> free tattoo gallery]]> tattoo symbol]]> tattoo meaning]]> tattoo symbol meaning]]> tattoo history]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> Tattoo Guide Tattoo Symbol Meaning Tattoo Photos Images Gallery

Tattoo Changes

Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0400

Not all tattoo changes can be fixed with a touch-up, though. Stretch marks are a good example, depending on the color of the stretch marks and the effect that the lack of elasticity in the skin has meant to the overall design of the tattoo. Only a visit to a tattoo artist will let you know. Likewise, a tattoo that has blurred may not be a good candidate for a touch-up. Ironically, though, if the tattoo continues to blur at an accelerated rate (for whatever reason) it may enter into touch-up territory sooner rather than later.In a perfect world, everybody who wants a tattoo gets one and everybody who gets one likes it forever. Tattoos and people change, though, and not all tattoos are created equal. In some instances, people, their tattoos, and their tattoo design choices change to the extent that removing the tattoo entirely is the most desirable choice. This article acknowledges the obvious fact that some people will want their tattoos touched up, fixed, covered, removed, and even some combination of these. **End Summary** Topics: free tattoo designs]]> free tattoo photos]]> free tattoo images]]> free tattoo gallery]]> tattoo symbol]]> tattoo meaning]]> tattoo symbol meaning]]> tattoo history]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> Tattoo Guide Tattoo Symbol Meaning Tattoo Design Gallery

Tattoo Aftercare Guide

Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0400

How well a tattoo ages and how long the colors remain vibrant are most affected by the first three weeks of aftercare given a new tattoo. That statement implies what often goes unstated in the world of tattooing but what is tacitly understood by all—that tattoos do change over time. Because we know that the skin is constantly changing, we know that the appearance of a tattoo must also change. As skin stretches or shrinks, becomes injured, or simply ages, tattoos also stretch, shrink, and age. In addition, certain colors (red) are more likely to fade than others (blue) and will change more quickly. This articles describes the changes that the tattooed can expect and how they can help to mitigate unwanted changes with detailed aftercare information and also preventative measures that can be taken during the lifetime of the tattoo. Transition It's natural to keep looking at your new tattoo in the mirror at this point, so don't feel too narcissistic. People in the shop will no doubt be looking also. **End Summary** Topics: free tattoo designs]]> free tattoo photos]]> free tattoo images]]> free tattoo gallery]]> tattoo symbol]]> tattoo meaning]]> tattoo symbol meaning]]> tattoo history]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> Tattoo Guide Tattoo Symbol Meaning Tattoo Design Gallery