Sell Stock Images: Strange Ways to Make Money

July 26th, 2010

If you’ve ever read a blog, magazine, or website, you’ve probably seen a stock image.

These are photographs that someone has taken and sold on a royalty-free basis to the writer, publisher or designer. The photographer owns the rights to the image, so the buyer is not allowed to resell it. However, the buyer can use it on a website or in another publication subject to the licensing agreement set forth by the photographer. Using stock photography is cheaper than hiring a photographer and it’s much more convenient if you need an image of a far away place or uncommon object. This

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Best Target Deals for 07/26 – Crystal Light, Sobe Lifewater, Prilosec, Wheat Thins, Oreo Cookies

July 24th, 2010

So here are some of the best Target deals for this week. This list shows items that are on sale combined with coupon matchups so you can really stretch your dollars. Thank you to In Good Cents for providing this list of deals for this week. You can see the entire list of Target deals including the coupon matchups by visiting here.

Do you need more coupons? Coupons are a great way to stretch your dollars. Did you know that you can print coupons for top brand products right from the convenience of your own home? I always have the Coupons.com banner displayed in my sidebar so anytime you need a coupon you can print one out or you can use the following link:

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Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE:BMY) Reduces Cost While Increasing Sales on HIV Treatments

July 22nd, 2010

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According to the second quarter earnings reports for Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, (NYSE:BMY) the well known New York City based global biopharmaceutical company has succeeded in increasing sales for Plavix and other such treatments for HIV and hepatitis, while at the same time reducing the cost of many of these medicines.  These figure that show the revenue from the sales far exceeded the estimates given by analysts in the field.

The increased sales, according to reports, are due to the company’s involvement in investment opportunities that both increase revenue and expand the market for the products. Pl

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From aerospace engineer to horse healer

July 21st, 2010

SecondAct contributor David Ferrell is a former staff writer for the Los Angeles Times and the author of the comic baseball novel “Screwball”. This article originally appeared on SecondAct.com. Top photo courtesy of Gail Snyder.

As an aerospace engineer, Gail Snyder labored on the frontiers of science, devising experiments for the Space Shuttle and later designing flight-simulation software for the X-31 high-maneuverability fighter jet. She spent her final years in the corporate world at Boeing Aircraft, in Southern California, doing flight simulations for satellites.

Two bad breaks, however, knocked her life into a wholly different orbit. One

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Best Deals At Publix – 07/14

July 19th, 2010

Here are the best deals at Publix for this week. Thanks to A Proverb’s Wife for sharing them. You can see the entire list of deals for Publix for this week here. <

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Review: Power of 2

July 17th, 2010

Every Sunday, The Simple Dollar reviews a personal finance book or other book of interest.

One of the most powerful things you can do in the path towards building the career you want, the social connections you want, and the financial path you want is simply work on improving your ability to build and sustain relationships with other people. Time and time again, people who have a connection with you are there to help you along on your path, from job opportunities to social engagements and from romantic possibilities to solving home improvement problems.

That’s the entire focus of this book, Power of 2 by Rodd Wagner and Gale Muller. S

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