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  • Great Indian Online Stores For Spices, Pickles, Cookies And More
    By: greenturtle | - All across history, the west always had an obsession with the Indian spices. At one point even gold was said to be cheaper than these spices. The spices grown India were exotic and has their own aroma and taste, and no matter where you happen to grow these, they never tasted like the ones from native India. This is the reason the world turned towards India to buy spices.
    Indian grown Spices
    Even today, all across US, it is hard to find most of the Indian grown spices, and its even ...
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  • Crude Oil Price History And The Effects It's Had On The World's Financial Markets
    By: Jayesh Vasava | - Speculation has dictated the market price of oil future in recent years, creating uncertainty that has impaired international stock prices and financial markets. Most major corporations rely upon crude oil as a prominent input in its supply chain, ranging from an input directly into the production process to a core element of transportation costs to market. With uncertain crude oil prices, nearly every industry has a wide range of cost uncertainties, making future investment decisions difficult ...
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  • History Of Solar Panels
    By: .suraj | - Raising price of oil, gas and other commodities brings on the surface the question about utilizing other resources of energy like of solar energy.

    History of Solar is as old as humanity. We always saw a great potential in using sun's capacity to warm our houses. Ancient Greeks and Romans saw the great benefit in sun's energy. They used architecture to use sun's rays to light and heat indoors. The first inventor of solar motor was Auguste Mouchout. In 1861 he developed a steam engin ...
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  • Why Such A Large Price Range Exists With Canvas Paintings
    By: Vikram Kumar | - If you have been in the market for artwork recently you may wonder why there is such a large price range with canvas paintings. The price of individual pieces of artwork can range widely depending on the style of the work and the medium it was created in. The reputation of the artist as well as the age of the piece can also drastically impact its price.

    Contemporary wall art is one area where you may be able to find deals on canvas paintings. This is because many of the artists who ...
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  • Profit From The End Of Cheap Oil With This Etf
    By: pen123 | - Were well on our way to $200 oil. Are you ready?

    Turn on CNN, Fox News, or CNBC, and youre all but guaranteed to see a panel of experts who are betting on cheap oil. Theyre making a huge mistake. Now more than ever oil is poised to rocket back up to triple-digit prices and the investors who make smart bets now are going to make a fortune in the process.

    Americans are getting misled about the oil crisis that were really facing. Des ...
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  • Decorate Your Place With Oil Paintings As You Desire
    By: Sabbik | - The art is a beautiful inspiration of human creativity; oil paintings are not the exception. Most of the famous paintings are reproduced in this technique because it gives more realism to the art works. Also, galleries choose to sell these kinds of paintings. If you want your favorite reproduction, dont worry, you can get it though many galleries that offers you in few days. The price varies according to the size and the art work. You need not to be a millionaire to enjoy genuine oil pai ...
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  • The History Of The Airliner
    By: Patrick Omari | - Today we sit at 35,000ft in a calm and relaxed environment watching the latest Hollywood blockbuster, sipping champagne with scant regard to the trials and tribulations that have led to this technology being available to us. But what did air travel used to be like before the giants of the sky such as the Boeing 747 'Jumbo Jet' and Airbus A380 were even concepts on a drawing board? Welcome to the history of the airliner.

    The exact definition of an airliner is not easy to quantify. ...
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  • The Bread Process From Prehistory Back To Our Days
    By: Michele de Capitani | - The bread is one of the most ancient and well-known foods in the world. There are also really a lot of different types of bread, according to the shape, the dough, but also the weather and the place it is produced.

    Italy occupies a first stage role for the craft baking at world level. Our country provided a fundamental contribution to the spread of bread culture, just to recall the roman army bakeries. Since then Italy has always been a protagonist in the baking field and in the b ...
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  • The Benefits And The Story Behind Gun Oil Lubricant
    By: Phoenix Delray | - Gun Oil lubricant is one that many people have heard of, love, and use faithfully, but many of them have no idea why this type of personal lube is so different from all others that are out there on the market. It is a success story that has very interesting beginnings half way around the world, thanks to our Marines who have been deployed to fight far from home.

    When Operation Desert Storm erupted, soldiers from all branches were stationed on the other side of the earth. The mal ...
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  • The Gold-to-oil And Gold-to-silver Ratios: What Are They Saying?
    By: Justice Litle | - The gold-to-oil ratio is at ten-year highs a single ounce of gold can now purchase 22+ barrels of WTIC crude. But what does it mean?

    For individuals, gold remains the best insurance against future shocks and the best store of value.
    William Rees-Mogg, Times Online

    There has been a lot of talk lately about the gold-to-oil and gold-to-silver ratios. This is understandable, as both ratios are further out of whack than they have been for a long time.
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  • Art Museums To See Before You Die
    By: Kathleen Mundy | - Botticelli, Da Vinci, Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso, Rembrandt, etc. - these names are some of the most celebrated masters of the art world. With the improvements in technology, their masterpieces are widely available for view online, in books, on post cards, etcetera, but this cannot be used to replace the real thing. Seeing prints of these incredible works of art is the equivalent to seeing a movie instead of reading a book; you get an idea of what it's about, but you cannot possibly capture the ...
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  • A Transparent Call For Control Over Oil Futures
    By: Adam Lass | - By Adam Lass, Senior Editor, WaveStrength Options Weekly

    Ride OPECs outrage to 70% gains

    I am shocked SHOCKED to discover that there is gambling going on here.
    Captain Renault (Claude Raines, Casablanca, 1942)

    That just might be my all-time favorite movie line. Bogart aficionados know it was exclaimed by Claude Rains jolly Nazi collaborator, as he simultaneously collected his ill-got gambling gains and closed down Ric ...
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  • Biofuels Creates Investment Opportunities In Alternative Energy
    By: Sara Nunnally | - Barack Obamas ambitious American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan will invest $150 billion in alternative energy over the next 10 years. But the biofuels market could double in three years. If youre thinking ethanol, think again

    Jaws hit the floor CEOs of major oil companies stand, shaking their heads, praying the ambitious goals of our new president are not met.

    It could mean their jobs.

    Exxon Mobils (XOM:NYSE) CEO ...
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  • Melaleuca Oil - History Of Uses Of Melaleuca Alternifolia Oil
    By: Karen MacKenzie | - Long before Captain Cook set foot on the shores of Australia, the native inhabitants used the therapeutic oil of the Melaleuca trees for a wide range of topical and oral applications. Then came the Second World War and, inevitably, Melaleuca oil was in such short supply that all the available stocks were used to help stop infections from the unavoidable war wounds, both in soldiers and munitions workers that were helping with the war effort. Soon it was deemed necessary that a cheaper, more read ...
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  • Asia Oil Commodity Tradng Exchanges
    By: Christopher Carter | - When you think of commodities in Asia what do you think of? Do you think of the Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) and its Gold contract? Or do you think of the Greasy Wool futures of the Sydney Futures Exchange? Perhaps you may even think of Oman Crude Oil of the Dubai Mercantile Exchange (DME). Have you ever heard of the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) of India or The Agricultural Futures Exchange of Thailand (AFET) or how about the DaLian Commodity Exchange (DCE) in China?

    Perhaps ...
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  • Oil Investment In Today's Market
    By: Christopher Carter | - It's black, dirty and a part of almost every topic on TV or in the newspaper. It is not pollution although some cannot talk about it without talking about pollution. The subject is oil and these days, oil investment is looked on with the same disdain as oil itself. While the oil economy has become so huge that it boggles the imagination, oil investment itself should be considered by traders as a big opportunity for them as well.

    An unnamed environmentalist once compared the o ...
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  • Boxing And Martial Art Equipment "" Following The Dress Code!
    By: Ingrid Sure | - A sport with an incredible history, Muay Thai is practiced by people of various ages, all interested in rediscovering their limits. They have come to rely on the Internet in order to find the equipment they need. Among the products that can be purchased online, we can include: boxing shorts, Thai oil and training aids. Of course, shin guards are also available. These represent protective garment, made from a hard material in order to offer protection for the shin. Muay Thai is not the only sport ...
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  • The History And Functions Of The Bank Of England
    By: Thomas Pretty | - The Bank of England is a historical entity that instead as acting as a bank for private investments has a role to support the finances of the nation and to keep the economy afloat. The bank was founded in 1694 in order to manage the debt of the British Government. Whilst it has continued to perform this role, its functions have expanded, one of these being helping the government formulate its monetary policy. The bank also has complete control over the issuing of banknotes in England and Wales. ...
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  • Kick It!!!
    By: Badeth Abonita | - Philippine martial arts is a reflection of the long tradition of battles and outcry that had shaped the countrys history. Martial arts were developed as a means to combat enemies and for self defense.

    Indigenous Filipinos developed the practice of martial arts wherein the use of weapons was crucial. They used sticks, cudgels, knives and broad boards. Indonesians, Chinese and Malaysians had contributed a significant fighting techniques. Two of the most popular fighting arts are ...
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  • Why Is Water4gas So Popular?
    By: GARKO | - Quick quiz if someone has a job and they dont do it what is going to happen to that person? RIGHT! They get fired. A high profile example, Rudy Giuliani was the GOP frontrunner in the race for the presidency. Rudy performed so badly in the debates, made such a public spectacle of himself so many times (for instance dressing in drag) and upset so many folks that he ended up as a SNL parody of himself and ultimately had to drop out in disgrace.

    In a similar fashion, when the ...
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  • Water4gas Has Never Killed Anybody. Can"t Say The Same For Ethanol
    By: GARKO | - Before I get to my central point I need to share some stats about corn ethanol as a fuel which will probably blow your mind .
    With current commercial technology approximately FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS of corn are needed to fill one standard sized gas tank in one car ! What could we do with that corn instead? This much corn could feed one person for an entire year . Now lets extrapolate that over the course of a full year, one car. With ethanol derived from corn as the fuel in one car ov ...
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  • How Many Millions Of Lives Is The "american Way Of Life" Worth Sacrificing For?
    By: GARKO | - First off, some more statistics that I unearthed which indicate how terrible a fuel source that corn ethanol truly is.
    With current commercial technology approximately FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS of corn are needed to fill one standard sized gas tank in one car ! What else could be done with that corn? This much corn could feed one person for an entire year . Now lets extrapolate that over the course of a full year, one car. Using corn-derived ethanol, the average US car would burn roughly ...
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  • The Auto Industry Celebrating 100 Years Of Incompetence
    By: GARKO | - 2008 seems like a good time to look back and see what progress that mankind has factually made in the last 100 years 60-70 years ago, an older Jewish man could have gotten accepted into a ld folks" home once he attained the terribly old age of ...35! So they have us living longer, thats for sure
    I always considered that fact to be something that would never be surpassed in terms of measuring the distance between then and now.
    Well I just found a statistic that beats the pants ...
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  • 100 Years Of Automotive Technology Has Made Things Worse
    By: GARKO | - How do we summarize 100 years of advancement of mankind One interesting statistic to me is that back in the 1930s a home for aged Jewish folks in Los Angeles had a minimum admittance age of35! So, no doubt, we are all living longer, well, most of us
    I always considered that fact to be something that would never be surpassed as a yard stick between then and now that made a powerful statement about change.
    Well I just found a bit of information that clobbers that one in a negativ ...
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  • What Effect Will Brazil Have On Opec"s Prices?
    By: GARKO | - Brazil recently inferred that it might possibly be the next member of the OPEC cartel igniting a great deal of consternation amongst the experts. CNN reported that "analysts" are troubled that putting Brazil's big new oil finds under the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' banner could result in even higher oil prices.
    Just how do these analysts get past the anal stage and become experts?" Either they need remedial economics training, or they are horribly mis ...
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  • The Organic Chocolate Revolution
    By: Catherine Westmore III | - The cocoa industry in Venezuela is
    seeing a big comeback as farmers
    in that country are going organic.
    In recent years the news from
    Venezuela was more about oil and
    politics than anything else,
    however, chocolate is now taking
    over. The price for organically
    grown cocoa products is nearly 4
    times higher than non-organic
    cocoa. Organic cocoa is being
    bought for the high end single
    bean malt whiskies in Europe an ...
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  • The "silver Lining" Of Higher Gas Prices
    By: GARKO | - There is one great benefit of the high price of oil that environmentalists should be celebrating: it is making alternative energy much more attractive, so much so that the rising price may usher in a tidal wave of alternative fuel source projects that will, consequently, lead to greater scale economies and perhaps the movement of alternative fuel sources into the mainstream. This would be a great outcome.
    In the current scene the high price of energy is doing some pretty bad things -- bu ...
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  • 911 Truth And Using Coal For Gasoline
    By: GARKO | - If you dont have your head buried so deeply uh underground that you have been utterly unaware of happenings in this country for most of the last 8 years you certainly have at least a few concerns about what our government is up to.
    Referencing polls from even mainstream media like CBS and the NY Times the percentage of people in America who feel the government were aware of more than they were telling about the events of 911 is in the ballpark of 50 to 70% of the population.

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  • The Next Generation Of Fuel Consumption Today
    By: GARKO | - When an employee isn't performing at their job competently one can look into the crystal ball and predictt they will be. A recent example, Rudy Giuliani was the GOP frontrunner in the presidential campaign. But he ran such an unappealing campaign, antagonized so many people, become such a self parody with his only issue being his flawed view of 911 and wasI,n general, such an arrogant bastard that he lost his frontrunner status, got very few votes in all primaries, lost to Congressman Ron P ...
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  • The Sad History Of Devices Which Are Supposed To Lower Your Fuel Consumption But Don't.
    By: GARKO | - Here is what folks are saying about contraptions and enhancers which claim they can improve your gas mileage but don't.
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    Not one of these so-called gas-saving gadgets being sold that delivers what it claims. These products have been extensively tested by consumer protection agencies and companies and always have the same results, and some even do damage!

    I have stacks of studies on these devices. they are all wortheless.
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    Give up your ques ...
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  • Green: The Color Of Money -- Energy Industry Seeing 'bubbling Of Innovation'
    By: Daniel Yergin | - The traditional energy business is booming, with crude oil prices pushing $100 a barrel and gasoline pushing $4 a gallon. At the same time supply-and-demand are being taxed like never before and there's growing concern about finding new reserves.

    In the U.S., it is further complicated. As consumption increases, even with growing conservation efforts, so do imports. The potential for new domestic production is limited, oil refineries and natural gas facilities are not being built, ...
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  • Perfumes And Perfume Oils - Twins Apart
    By: RAYMOND NWAMBUONWO | - When you look back in history, the use of oils and ointments goes as far back as the years before Christ when ancient Egyptians gave them to the royal ones as presents or vice versa. Lately when we consider perfumes we see the counter at Wal-Mart or the online fragrance stores. Perfume oils are pure while the perfume scents are blended with alcohol.

    The most common fragrances we commonly buy today are made from concentrated plant extracts and alcohol. Perfume oil is very pure wit ...
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  • Fat Facts - Saturated Fats Versus Unsaturated Fats: Have We Got It All Wrong
    By: Craig Burton | - Fats and oils are simply essential to optimal health. They are important building blocks for the cells of your body, a source of energy and they provide a variety of hormones.

    The respected medical journal The Lancet' (v339, 3/21/93) comments that low-fat diets are associated with increased rates of depression, psychological problems, fatigue, violence and suicide (3).

    So why all the bad publicity? Let's take a brief look at the history of dietary fats and heart d ...
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  • Why Understanding Historic Crude Oil Prices Is Important
    By: Mayoor Patel | - They say that those who do not pay attention to history are doomed to repeat it. Perhaps that is why more people consider historic crude oil prices and understanding what drove those trends to be very important to the way we run our homes, businesses, and governments. In particular, we can learn lessons from reviewing crude oil pricing of years past and use that data to minimize some of the consumer hardships that were endured at the time. Here are some examples of how you can use this history t ...
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  • Oil Price History, Shortened
    By: Mayoor Patel | - Crude oil prices behave just like any other commodity with wide price swings of shortage and oversupply. The crude oil price cycle can extend over a long period of time depending on the non-stop change in demand for oil as well as oil supply produced by Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-OPEC oil supply companies. Oil price history shows that the petroleum industry especially in the United States has been heavily regulated in terms of production and price controls throu ...
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  • What We Can Expect With Crude Oil Future Prices
    By: Mayoor Patel | - With well over a century of steady usage of crude oil, it is fairly easy to predict some of the recurring trends in the rise and fall of crude oil future prices. What we have to do is simply employ the old rule of thumb that tells us there is nothing new under the sum and then apply that to projections on crude oil production and consumption. Here are some examples of changes that we can anticipate to occur right on schedule.

    As the nation emerges from cold weather and reaches tow ...
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  • Why We Can Learn From Crude Oil Prices History
    By: Mayoor Patel | - Just as it is a good idea to learn from the past, we can glean some lessons from looking at crude oil prices history. Here one key example of how understanding the trends involved with this history can help us to be prepared for future situations as oil prices rise and fall periodically.

    Many of us lived through the oil crisis of the early 1970s. Few of us were prepared for the sudden leap in oil prices that prompted some major changes in the way we looked at oil consumption and h ...
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  • How The Sun Is Absolutely Crucial To Your Health
    By: Wysong | - Fundamental to the Wysong Optimal Health philosophy (http://www.wysong.net/optimal_health_page1.shtml) is the fact that we are integrally linked to our genetic heritage. We are what our genetics dictate, not what we impose upon ourselves by modern circumstances we artificially create. This understanding is a master key to health, a heuristic foundation for making decisions about food and lifestyle.

    Now then, what does this philosophy say about the sun? Dermatologists tell you to h ...
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  • Men's Cologne
    By: A F | - The Perfect Men's Cologne for Him!

    I'm going to provide you with information on everything that you needed to know about quality men's cologne in the following article. So, do read the article with attention.

    Men's cologne has always played an important role in the history of perfumes throughout the centuries. The fact is that the use of fragrance as it is today is widespread throughout many different countries worldwide. The modern men's cologne that you may happen ...
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  • How To Buy Abstract Paintings On Ebay
    By: Daniel Millions | - Buying and collecting abstract painting can be a labor of love. I love abstract paintings. I think that my favorite medium is gouache. I recently purchased a work from Oscar Bluemner. The person I bought the abstract painting from had it in storage for over twenty years. I am going to hang this piece in my office.

    I found an oil abstract painting that was dated 1947 that was painted by Louis Bassi Siegriest. I liked the composition, it felt oddly soothing. The artist signed ...
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  • Gold, A Hedge Against The Perils Of Interesting Times"'
    By: John Christensen | - While paper-based investments and real estate are vulnerable to effects of changing times, gold soars. A precious metals investment may save a portfolio when all else fails.

    The old Chinese curse, may you live in interesting times, has particular relevance to the current epoch of U.S. history. There's a lot going on right now, much of it scary. Major investors around the world are responding to the events of our perilous age by sinking their dollars, deutschmarks and yen into g ...
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  • Why Consider Oil And Gas Investing
    By: Dennis Stutes | - Investors always want to know what the odds of losing their capital will be. Investors want to know when they will begin making money after sending funds to participate in any investment offering. This is the development time risk. Three, Investors want to know how good the profit structure is, or more specifically, how much money will they make during the life of the investment? I would add a fourth and fifth concern which would be what tax write-offs are there, and finally, what liquidity is t ...
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  • Surviving And Preaching In A Post-oil World
    By: Victor Epand | - The recent events in Kazakhstan are a wake up call for devotees everywhere. I live in the US, which has a history of religious tolerance and respect for human rights, but in recent years, since 9/11/01 to be specific, there has been a systematic attempt by this federal government to dismantle basic civil rights even here. When you examine the contents of the Patriot Acts, the Military Commissions Act and several other similar laws that have been passed since 9/11/01, it becomes evident that the ...
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  • How Reduce Our Foreign Oil Dependency While Saving Money At The Pump
    By: Robert Riley | - If you watch or listen to the news, discussions come up all the time about the price of a barrel of oil and the cost of fuel at the gas pump. The sale of large SUV's has plummeted and manufacturers have been giving huge rebates to manufacturers just to get rid of them. With gas prices climbing, people are seeking other ways to save on fuel such as buying small or mid-size SUV's, smaller cars or Hybrids. When listening to the news, you may also hear about alternative fuels such as E85, Hydrogen ...
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  • Play Nostradamus On Forex Swings With Oil Trends
    By: Joseph Plazo | - Now why should you worry about the price of oil if you're not buying and selling oil?

    If you're neck deep into forex, there's one good reason. Many of the most important currency trading pairs rise and fall on the price of a barrel of oil. The price of oil has been a leading indicator of the world economy for decades, and experts predict that that won't be changing any time soon. The connection between the price of oil and the economy of many countries is based on a couple of simp ...
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  • Will You Pay $135 Million For A Small Piece Of Canvas?
    By: Socrates Olympio | - Copyright 2006 Socrates Olympio

    In many respects one could say that this question is almost like a misnomer on any given day. $135 million? For 99.9% of the world's population the question may not merit a decent response if any at all. Simply because most of the worlds population are either middle-class, working class, living hand-to-mouth or are in abject poverty.

    So that leaves the veritable 0.01% or less of the world that have the disposable income or wealth e ...
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