Making money - Saturday April 8, 2006

Saturday April 8, 2006
Olympian - Allen rises to 2nd on 3-point list PORTLAND -- Ray Allen has a long way to go to catch Reggie Miller. Gregoire prods Seattle on Sonics SEATTLE -- Gov. Chris Gregoire has sent a letter to Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels, urging him to let the Seattle

SUBJECT: RE: discount for political risk? Posted By: Goldbuggy2
Stockhouse Canada - Still haven't see you post any proof yet partner. But now that you mentioned it in your post, Chevron BP, and Shell are three of the companies which are staying in Ven. They are staying because they are making money, plain and simple. But it sure is

Fox frozen asset
Variety - While a major percentage drop is always a possibility with big movies, Fox's toon toon sequel is sure to dominate another frame. The only question is by how much. Among the openers, Sony and Revolution Revolution 's "Benchwarmers" and New Line's

Central Fla. Man Accused Of Making Phony $100 Bills
Local 6 - A 54-year-old man in Volusia County, Fla., was charged Thursday with making counterfeit money, according to Local 6 News. Investigators said they traced $100 bills to Phillip Hammer's home in Ormond Beach. Hammer faces several charges, including

Danny Lipford
CBS News - (CBS) Danny Lipford, the host of "Today's Homeowner," is a regular contributor to The Early Show . His down-to-earth approach and extensive experience in all aspects of remodeling makes him one of the most sought-after voices in home improvement

Libraries turn page to lure new users
Toledo Blade - Just inside the towering white walls of the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library downtown, a bright mural of Vitrolite glass welcomes visitors into a world of knowledge. There are comfy chairs and enclosed meeting rooms to lure discussion groups and

Consumer Alert: Protecting your identity
WIS-TV - Can you smell that new car smell? Cars are great when they're new, the fresh interior, the clean console, but fast forward a year, or even a couple of months and, well, it may get frightening. With less than two weeks before tax filing deadline, the

Widows of officers killed on 9/11 upset with movie
Lucianne.com - NEWARK, N.J. - The widows of two Port Authority Police officers killed on Sept. 11 are angry that director Oliver Stone is making a movie about their husbands' deaths and that two officers who survived are making money off the film. **SNIP** But

Financial readiness pays off during disaster or in a pinch
Inside Bay Area - BARBARA EVERS shows off a financial preparedness kit that is given to clients at Borel Bank in San Mateo. Bank President John Conover stands in the background. (RON LEWIS -- Staff) IF YOU are talking about preparing for a natural disaster in Northern

Millions learn the art of coupon clicking
Christian Science Monitor - Internet merchants offering coupon deals often sport a space on their online order forms to enter promotional codes. But to obtain this special sequence of numbers, consumers must often register at the site, providing personal information. But a