I was looking for a very basic seed grinder today at a store and was told that they can be bought for less than $10 usually. I was also told that a coffee bean grinder can pretty much do the same thing and so I looked at the varieties. There was one for about $9
So recently it was announced that the US is delaying its digital transition for another 4 months or so. That should give people more time to plan out their spending if they happen to be in the group of people who are still using analog solutions. The funny thing here in Canada I noticed is
Since the month of February is coming around the corner I can’t help but to notice that every retailer out there is in full swing trying to sway people to by gifts for Valentine’s Day. The thing is too for a lot of the items I see that companies are pushing they don’t exactly seem
I saw something very interesting today as there was this E-Book that dealt with how to make money online with various affiliate programs out there. It wasn’t too expensive as it was about $25 and so in that sense it is along the same price of other books you would buy at a store. Now
Some companies are doing this already, but for Canadian residents at least it looks like the price of goods and services are slowly creeping back to the way they were a few months ago before the Canadian dollar was higher than the US dollar. For many products I already see some places raising the prices
I was watching this TV segment just yesterday that talked about compact florescent light bulbs (CFL). I knew before that they must be disposed of appropriately as it contains mercury which is a health hazard. There is supposed to be a law coming in place too where in 2012 traditional incandescent light bulbs will be