Tue, May 5, 2009
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The world?s coolest online shopping sites In this latest addition to the Web Design series, we explore the very best of electronic commerce website design. Now that people are using online shops to buy everything from computers to groceries to clothing, e-commerce has become a major player in the sales market?to such a degree that recent research has estimated that about 10% of US “brick and mortar” sales are even influenced by online shops. From small retaile (more…)
Carlos Rodriguez - who has written 105 posts on MyBankruptLife.com.
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Here are the basics of money management to help you take inventory of your finances and set goals.
The world is mesmerized by money. A rack full of newspapers and magazines and a truckload of newsletters devote themselves entirely to chronicling the use and abuse of money. Cable TV beams money-related programming day and night. The Internet is jammed with money-minded Web sites. Money is a top-ten topic of family conversation, too.
Considering that the subject occupies so much of our time and attention, isn’t it amazing that so many people have barely a clue about how to handle their own money? Amazing maybe, but no mystery: Americans typically manage to navigate 12, 16 or more years of very fine formal education without ever learning how to balance a checkbook, size up a stock or resist a fast-talking salesman of bad financial ideas. So here are the basics of money management, from setting goals to budgeting to figuring out your net worth.
April 2nd, 2009 at 9:32 pm
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good book for inspiration
A lightweight read with good insight and info on how the pro’s create websites. Less of a how-to book than a detailed portfolio of interesting case studies including each firms…
April 2nd, 2009 at 9:32 pm
2.0 out of 5 stars
Understand this is a garbage minibook with a decieving title
I rate this a two because instead of learning how to design write and what works best for users, this book tends to just have very high end sites from large companies that look…