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Corner Booth: Sofa Spud

Posted on March 23, 2009 by Steve Brewer

Kelly was out of town over the weekend, and I intended to fill those two empty days with work on my new novel. Instead, I spent the weekend sprawled in front of the NCAA playoffs like an extra-large slug. Pretty exciting games, though… Continue Reading →

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How E-Books Make (A Lot) Of Cents

Posted on March 23, 2009 by ...
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Renters’ Rights in Foreclosures

Posted on March 22, 2009 by ...
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Corner Booth: Ewe Gotta See This

Posted on March 21, 2009 by Steve Brewer

Thanks to my cousin, Kerry Kemp, for putting me onto this video extravaganza on YouTube. Amazing what bored Welshmen can do with a flock of sheep! Click here to watch.

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Getting the Right People vs. Getting the People Right

Posted on March 20, 2009 by ...
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Interactive California Unemployment Map by County

Posted on March 20, 2009 by ...
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Corner Booth: Baby Birds

Posted on March 20, 2009 by Steve Brewer

The bald eagles nesting near the construction zone on Highway 44 have hatched a second egg, and I saw one of the adults feeding the babies on Friday morning. I’m probably the last computer-owner in Redding to tune into the live video… Continue Reading →

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Bank Opens ‘Homeownership Centers’ to Help

Posted on March 20, 2009 by ...

After a year of fruitlessly asking Washington Mutual to lower her mortgage payments, Stacey Rustrum of Pittsburgh took her twin toddlers and marched into an Oakland bank branch on Tuesday, hoping that in-person help would accomplish what her hours of… Continue Reading →

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Fear and Loathing in the Commercial Real Estate Industry

Posted on March 20, 2009 by ...
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Doni’s GO Picks 3.18.09

Posted on March 19, 2009 by Doni Chamberlain

My super-duper buy for the week at the Grocery Outlet Bargain Store: A frozen salmon fillet for $4.99; regular price $8.99. Woohoo! What a deal! As a bonus for being so patient with our late photo, I’ll clue you in on a… Continue Reading →

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