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10 important signs that your job sucks

Posted May 1, 2007 - 17:18 by Troy Hadley

Career and Income

my job sucks

As someone who has had to make the decision to leave more than one lousy job, here's my 10 signs for knowing when to leave. I don't take the decision to quit lightly, and I don't think anyone should. See if the problems can be fixed first.

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The $100 laptop...for sale to the public?

Posted 2 years ago by Paul Michael

Filed Under: Life Hacks

$100 laptop

Fancy a brand new hand-cranked laptop for a few hundred bucks? Well, it may just happen. It seems plans are afoot to offer the $100 laptop for sale to the general public, and not just the poor children of the world.

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Mind Over Math - Believing It Makes It So

Posted 2 years ago by Andrea Dickson

Filed Under: Life Hacks

There are many, many web sites that are devoted to helping you find actvities for your kids that boost their brain power. Turns out that there is another great way to help your kids improve their grades and keep their brains active and growing - it's simply matter of mind... over matter.

From NPR.org:

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Continue your education...online

Posted 2 years ago by Sarah Winfrey

Filed Under: Life Hacks

If you're right out of college, often the last thing you want to think about is more education. In many fields, though, continuing education is not only a good idea, but is necessary to keep up in your field. If you're not right out of college, there are probably fields you want to explore or items of knowledge you wish you had studied (or paid more attend to!) in school.

In either case, never fear, the Internet is here!

Seriously, educational opportunities abound on the Web, and not just for programmer/designer/entrepreneur types. Resources are available for everyone, and the ones I offer you here are only a smattering of what is available.

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