Bartering bonanza: Trader’s Co-Op
 Despite autumn’s bite, several dozen people gathered in Mount Shasta City Park Saturday afternoon to exchange their homemade jams and breads, potatoes, eggs, zucchini, teas and flower seeds.
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Shoppers told to buy nothing
Salvos Stores are embracing the waste not, want not culture with their first national Buy Nothing New Month.
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Frank Deford: ‘It’s Indefensible’
Frank Deford has been writing for Sports Illustrated since 1962, and is a regular commentator for National Public Radio. He is a member of the National Association of Sportscasters and Sportswriters Hall of Fame. For years, he has campaigned for some form of compensation for big-sport college athletes. He talked about it in a phone interview with Jesse Fox Mayshark.
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DeKalb resident helps others see Italy
DEKALB – Who says people are too timid to start their own businesses in this economy?
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Wentzville might ban sale of dogs and cats
Wentzville city leaders are considering banning the retail sale of dogs and cats.
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Sailing the Sea of Cortez in a flotilla of ships
Surely, a few of the fishing village residents muttered it.
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Motivational speaker Kituku to talk Tuesday
Ontario — The Ontario Lions Club will offer a forum featuring Vincent Kituku at noon Tuesday in the Weese Building on the Treasure Valley Community College campus.
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College Fishing
Lincoln Blanco With the start of the school year, I feel it is my duty to help cash-strapped students, who are on their way to college, with this bit of information.
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Years later, politicians tripping over ‘trackers’
DECISION 2010 SECTION DENVER (AP) – They’re as common at campaign stops as colorful banners: hand-held cameras wielded by politicians’ opponents to catch them making a stupid mistake. – Local races draw national attention – Curry files lawsuit over campaign finance rules – McCain in Colo. to campaign for Norton
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All that glisters can be gold
A brilliant mind can often be entwined with shrewd business sense, says Lisa Jardine in her Point of View column.
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All that glisters
Brilliant minds can mix with business, says Lisa Jardine.
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Online ‘hustle’: Carson High grad uses Internet to build wealth
Wade Wolford, 18, stands next to his Mitsubishi Lancer, his sixth car in two years, which he bought by bartering online. Before graduating from Carson High School this year, Wade Wolford, 18, was named most likely to become a billionaire.
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Teen swaps cell phone, winds up with Porsche
(CBS) Steven Ortiz, like any other teenager, was very excited when it came to getting a new car. However, after getting his driver’s license, Ortiz is now behind the wheel of a Porsche he can call his own. The best part is? Ortiz never had to pay a penny for his sweet new ride!
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Teen gets a Porsche by trading up from a cell phone
The 17-year-old student at Charter Oak High School has made 14 trades over two years to finally acquire the vehicle.
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Jeev, Atwal make cut at Canadian Open
Agencies Ontario (Canada), July 24: Jeev Milkha Singh slipped 16 places to tied 53rd after returning a modest even-par 70 while Arjun Atwal also just about managed to make the cut with an identical card in the second round of the RBC Canadian Open golf tournament.
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Canadian Open: Jeev, Atwal make cut
Jeev Milkha Singh slipped 16 places to tied 53rd after returning a modest even-par 70 while Arjun Atwal also just about managed to make the cut with an identical card in the second round of the RBC Canadian Open golf tournament at Ontario.
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RNLI pays tribute to Jim Olds
WITHOUT dedicated supporters like Jim Olds there would be no Royal National Lifeboat Institution.
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Nicole Richie Returns To The Small Screen On NBC’s Chuck – Updated
Nicole Richie, the adopted daughter of singer Lionel, is done ducking away from the limelight after years of being undercover – you know, having her child and all.
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Teen Goes From a Cell Phone to a Porsche, Thanks to Craigslist
17-year-old Steven Ortiz knows how to trade-up, as he proved over a two-year period that brought him to his current 2000 sports car.
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Age-Old System of Bartering Is Being Revolutionized by Phoenix Company, Premier Barter
PHOENIX, AZ–(Marketwire – 07/12/10) – You’ve spent years building a successful business, have made smart decisions and taken calculated risks, and even saved for a rainy day — but nothing prepared you for the worst recession since the 1930s. The bottom line? Your cash-flow isn’t flowing and your business is suffering. If this scenario sounds all too familiar, it’s time to get back to business …
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From common to exceptional: History center addition to open
Winona’s newest building is also one of its oldest. The pinebeams date to the 1880s. The stone was hewn before 1920. And eventhe water fountain is a relic from a century past. “When you firstcome in you’re walking on Winona stone,” said Winona CountyHistorical Society Executive Director Mark Peterson, gesturing atthe floor.
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Space Tourism’s Best Value For Suborbital Space Flight – XCOR’s Lynx
Xtraordinary Adventures, in conjunction with RocketShip Tours, is taking reservations for space flights on The Lynx, XCOR Aerospace’s newest fully reusable rocket powered suborbital vehicle.
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The Scorpions recall days when they took America by storm
When Scorpions guitarist Matthias Jabs thinks back to his German band’s American debut, July 28, 1979, at a World Series of Rock show at the Cleveland Municipal Stadium, a recently discarded yellow T-shirt is what dominates the conversation.
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Water Cooler
We’re No. 1, maybe? Gov. Mitch Daniels’ job-gain claims are sound, so claim Republicans after House Speaker B. Patrick Bauer rattled a hornets’ nest.
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A good taste was had by all
Les Pereira, owner of TAP Restaurant, offers up a taste of Rack of Lamb on Israeli cous-cous at the Flavours of Surrey event held at the Historic Stewart Farm.
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Continental shift in thinking
High Divide Trails is first organization of its kind pursuing unified effort in building trails and conserving Montana ’s wild country for multiple uses
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