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About Today: How to Choose a Computer

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It used to be buying a computer was either a big desktop thing or an expensive notebook thing. Now we have small desktop things, cheap-o notebook things, tablet-looking things (both expensive and affordable). Heck, even that smartphone of yours is more of a computer than we had not too long ago.

An iPad is All You Need
I bet for most folks reading this that an iPad Air would be all that's needed. It can send email, browse the web, visit all the social media sites you can handle, take pictures, shoot and edit movies, help you compose music and write a novel. There's also solitaire for when you are done with all of that.
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What to Consider When Buying a Notebook
If you aren't ready for the iPad plunge, maybe a good ol' notebook is what you are after. They're not too big and can handle most of the things you'll throw at it.
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On Second Thought, Make it a Big Mac
"No, not a tablet. A notebook computer? What are you, mad?" That was my friend Jan who didn't like any of my suggestions. So we went to the store and bought the biggest Mac made. The screen is so big that he's visibly tanner than he used to be. Or else he has rickets.
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How Fast Does Your Computer Need to Be?
There was a time when you turning on your computer took so long that you could go get a cup of coffee, make some toast, churn milk into butter, clean your gutters, write your will, go to the DMV and do your taxes. And that was just my morning! I need speed!
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Thursday 29 May 2014

About Running & Jogging: Best Time of Day to Run; 8 Tips to Finish Faster

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What's the Best Time of Day to Run?
Runners have always debated about the best time of day to run, and there are pros and cons to running in the morning, evening, and afternoon. Find out when science says is the best time to run. Read more...
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8 Tips for Stronger and Faster Finishes
Do you find you frequently run out of gas at the end of your races? Here's how to improve your finishing kick. Read more...
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How Do I Know If I Can Run a Marathon?

Have you been thinking about a marathon but are not sure if you can do it?  Here are 8 questions to ask yourself before taking the plunge.


6 Ways to Not Be a Lazy Runner

Although we'd like to say that our busy schedule or lack of energy is our excuse for not running, sometimes the culprit is just laziness. If you're dealing with a case of the "lazies," here are some ways to push through it and get out there to run.

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About Today: What You Need to Know About Student Loans

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Call it graduation season all you want -- it might be more accurate to call it debt season. Around the country, high school graduates are gearing up to take out massive loans to finance their college education. And college grads are beginning to grapple with the monumental task of paying off all that debt. Fortunately, we've got some tips on managing your debt load... or to avoid getting into too much debt to begin with.

Can You Do Without a Loan?
Before you even try to get a student loan, first see if you can find a way to finance your education without saddling yourself with a load of debt. Yes, there are a number of alternatives to taking out loans, from scholarships to tuition reimbursement. And you can also find ways to get a less-expensive education...
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What Sort of Loan Should You Get?
Even after applying for scholarships and financial aid, you may still find that you need a loan to make your higher-education needs come true. For starters, you'll want to first look into federal student loans before moving on to privately offered loans. Here's a basic overview of where to start.
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Managing and Paying Off Your Loans
Congrats, college grad! Once you've landed your first job, you'll need to put together a plan to pay off your education bill. The good news is that you've got a whole litany of loan-repayment optionsthat will allow you to pay off your loans on a manageable schedule.

What Happens if You Can't Pay?
Hey, we get it. The job market isn't always easy on fresh-faced college grads, so you might not have the scratch to pay off your bills right away. Unfortunately, it's not a simple matter of just declaring bankruptcy and starting fresh, but you do have some options for loan forgiveness if you're truly unable to pay up.
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