This is not a joke. This is a real method that has saved me 10% or more on every purchase. The IPhone or Android application I refer to and show how to use in this video is ShopSavvy. ShopSavvy site: www.biggu.com My site: www.markeedragon.com You can find them through your iphone or android by doing a search.

Bernie jokes about the family on a radio show, and gets in trouble with them

Feeding Your Family on a Budget — The Young’s, a family of eight, are given tips on how to save money on their food bill each month.

This year Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper join MAC’s VIVA GLAM program as the “new voices” of the campaign to help women battle HIV/AIDS. “Were raising the VIVA GLAM bar this year with the voices of two incredible artists,” fund spokesman John Demsey said. “Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper are bringing womens issues to the forefront of the HIV/AIDS crisis.” The program has already raised more than $150 million to combat the disease and focuses on hot spots around the world, from South Africa to the rural southern United States.

The kids organize a gig in the theatre, in order to prevent it from being auctioned, without telling Amadeo who is still hospitalized. A famous singer volunteers to participate

At Milan Theatre in 2008 took place the first of “The Internet Show” with Marco Montemagno, promoted by the no profit association Codice Internet, www.codiceinternet.it. It’s an itinerant internet evangelizing show throughout Italy (free for the audience) the mission is to explain the Internet opportunities to the masses (…in a new and entertaining way) and to contribute to fill the cultural digital divide gap (in Italy 6 out of 10 italians do not use Internet ). The “presentation/show” is based on a speech always in synch with videos and includes several cool interactions with the audience: playing table tennis on stage (comparison with the internet rules), folding tshirt in 5 second, playing wii live with the audience on a maxi screen, opening a blog collectively live in 5 minutes, demonstrating how internet works with people throwing 2 table tennis balls all over the hall, and so on Duration: 1h 40 mins Subtitles: English, Italian, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Portoguese Please share this video! This video is under creative commons so feel free to share, distribute and download it Great sources I recommend: Kevin Kelly www.kk.org www.ted.com www.kk.org Chris Anderson www.longtail.com www.upstream.nl Boingboing boingboing.net Tim Ferries www.fourhourworkweek.com Prof. Michael Wesch mediatedcultures.net www.youtube.com Doc Searls and David Weinberger www.worldofends.com David Weinberger www.hyperorg.com Better place www.betterplace.com Robert Scoble scobleizer …

I Think I Love You. C’Mon, Get Happy. You know the tunes. A year after the moon landing, came the first episode of The Partridge Family. September 25, 1970 marked one small step for a bus driving mother, and one giant leap for lip syncing. Watch hundreds of free full-length streaming movies and TV shows on www.crackle.com TWITTER twitter.com Tags: Watch Free Video Online Now Streaming Television Tv Show minisode Partridge Family Danny Bonaduce David Cassidy Susan Dey Shirley Jones bus tv sitcom music get happy

See BredMedia.com for Show Notes and more info. Today is Tech day – “The Best of Personal Technology Made Easy”. We’re talking about Ubuntu Linux and the global Free Open Source Software (FOSS) movement. “What the heck is Ubuntu Linux and why do I need it?” Matthew Jording of http is the founder and president of the Linux Users Group of New York, and is with us to discuss what Ubuntu and FOSS is all about and how the average non-technical user can benefit from it. Please email your feedback, comments and questions to: bruce@brucewagner.com or via twitter to: @brucewagner

Failed Banks and Failed Billions by Bob Chapman www.theinternationalforecaster.com Re-flating a dying bubble, Greece and Euro problems fuel world markets, Lehman Bros collosal fraud, a plan to tax banks, bank failures amount to billions, signs of a vanishing recovery. Bubbles have a hard time coming to an end, especially in residential real estate. Underlying forces such as government intervention to prolong the agony and the abject stupidity of builders extends the bubbles. We are in a vast home inventory expansion and builders are going to build 535000 new homes. The projected foreclosure rate could give us as much as a 3-year home inventory, up from present levels of about a year, if one includes the lenders shadow inventory. This past week the home building index rose 7.1% and it is up 25.1% year-to-date. The retail index rose 17% ytd, yet unemployment stubbornly clings to 22-1/8%. In fact, the retail index is up 87.4% yoy. We would say that index is grossly overpriced. As you can see bubbles have a way of not wanting to die quickly. This is caused by mans disparately wanting to cling to the past attempting to take the easy way out rather than adapting to change. Government tries to keep sections of the economy alive rather than letting the cleansing process take its course. The subsidization of the housing market is doomed to failure, because there simply isnt enough money and credit available to keep it going indefinitely. All government is doing is re-flating a …

Failed Banks and Failed Billions by Bob Chapman www.theinternationalforecaster.com Re-flating a dying bubble, Greece and Euro problems fuel world markets, Lehman Bros collosal fraud, a plan to tax banks, bank failures amount to billions, signs of a vanishing recovery. Bubbles have a hard time coming to an end, especially in residential real estate. Underlying forces such as government intervention to prolong the agony and the abject stupidity of builders extends the bubbles. We are in a vast home inventory expansion and builders are going to build 535000 new homes. The projected foreclosure rate could give us as much as a 3-year home inventory, up from present levels of about a year, if one includes the lenders shadow inventory. This past week the home building index rose 7.1% and it is up 25.1% year-to-date. The retail index rose 17% ytd, yet unemployment stubbornly clings to 22-1/8%. In fact, the retail index is up 87.4% yoy. We would say that index is grossly overpriced. As you can see bubbles have a way of not wanting to die quickly. This is caused by mans disparately wanting to cling to the past attempting to take the easy way out rather than adapting to change. Government tries to keep sections of the economy alive rather than letting the cleansing process take its course. The subsidization of the housing market is doomed to failure, because there simply isnt enough money and credit available to keep it going indefinitely. All government is doing is re-flating a …