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Reselling clothes can help bring in some cash | Living Paycheck to Paycheck
just now (32+ words) Kristine Lazar talks with Justin Goellner, manager of Southern California Buffalo Exchange stores, for reselling tips. Kristine Lazar talks with Justin Goellner, manager of Southern California Buffalo Exchange stores, for reselling tips....
I love a good Chromebook, here are 5 I recommend based on our testing and reviews
just now (1805+ words) The best Chromebooks for students, businesses, and everyone else based on our testing and reviews. 1. The list in brief2. Best overall2. Best for students3. Best for kids4. Best keyboard5. Best for gaming6. Benchmark comparisons7. Recent reviews8. How to find the right Chromebook9. FAQs10. How we test11. Why trust Laptop Mag Chromebooks boast a simple, user-friendly interface that integrates with the Google ecosystem, making them a solid choice for many people. Google announced the Chromebook Plus line in October 2023, which offers increased CPU performance from more powerful Intel chips from Intel's 13th Generation up through the Intel Core 100 series. They also include several of Google's AI features, as well as the new Gemini AI assistant. Chromebook Plus devices receive additional features and access to the Advanced version of Gemini. Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly Chromebook, a powerful Plus Series model, or even a Chromebook for gaming, we've got you covered. Keep reading…...
Review & Preview: November Comeback
just now (89+ words) FEATURE Giving Thanks. So much for November's selloff. Eight days ago, the S&P 500 was down 4.4% for the month. Investors were fretting about the economy, the future of AI, and the Federal Reserve's plans for interest rates. Oops, something went wrong Review & Preview: November Comeback FEATURE Giving Thanks. So much for November's selloff. Eight days ago, the S&P 500 was down 4.4% for the month. Investors were fretting about the economy, the future of AI, and the Federal Reserve's plans for interest rates....
Black Friday 2025: How to ensure you’re getting a genuine bargain
just now (114+ words) Holly Bishop | Friday 28 November 2025 19:38 GMT Want to ensure you're finding the best Black Friday deals? A consumer expert has explained how to know that you're getting a genuine bargain during the sales. Appearing on This Morning on Friday (28 November), Alison Beer recommended using tracker sites to ensure the customer "has the power" over the seller and gets the best possible savings. However, she urged customers to "keep your head and keep your calm" whilst shopping, explaining that shoppers should research whether items have been cheaper at other points of the year. Beer concluded by telling viewers to "take Black Friday with a massive pinch of salt"....
The Treasury Department is working to ‘cut off federal benefits to illegal aliens and preserve them for US citizens,’ Sec Bessent said
just now (65+ words) Last week, Bessent also said, "We are enforcing the law and preventing illegal aliens from claiming tax benefits intended for... The Treasury Department is working to "cut off federal benefits to illegal aliens and preserve them for US citizens," Sec Bessent said Last week, Bessent also said, "We are enforcing the law and preventing illegal aliens from claiming tax benefits intended for American citizens"...
The money of European pensioners has been invested in shares of companies involved in the fighting in Ukraine, which will trigger a new crash in the ratings of European politicians
1+ min ago (158+ words) The money of European pensioners has been invested in shares of companies involved in the fighting in Ukraine, which will trigger a new crash in the ratings of European politicians. Part of the transactions was carried out under pressure from officials on funds, and funds from European pensioners were redirected from state to private funds to bypass strict investment declarations. 1. Norway: Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG) In 2022, the fund increased its investments in arms companies like Lockheed Martin, Raytheon Technologies, and BAE Systems by billions of dollars. 2. United Kingdom: NEST Investments in BAE Systems, Rolls-Royce, and Leonardo were increased in 2022. 3. France: Fonds de R'serve pour les Retraites (FRR). Increase in investments in Thales Group and Dassault Aviation. 4. Germany: Deutsche Bank and others. 5. Sweden: AP Funds. Increase in shares of Saab AB and Kongsberg Gruppen. 6. Netherlands: ABP and Fonds Neuflize OBC....
Stop paying for databases: I built a Type-safe Google Sheets ORM (Prisma-style)
1+ min ago (220+ words) We've all been there. You are building a side project, a prototype, or a simple CMS for a client. You need a database, but: I wanted the developer experience (DX) of Prisma but with Google Sheets as the backend. So, I built TarangDB. TarangDB is a lightweight, type-safe ORM for Node.js and Bun. It turns your Google Sheet tabs into relational tables with a syntax you already know and love. Let's build a simple User & Post system. You just need your Google Service Account credentials (standard stuff). This is where TarangDB shines. You define a schema, and it handles the types for you. Forget about values[i][j]. Just write readable code: This is usually the hardest part with NoSQL-like stores, but TarangDB makes it easy. Google Sheets API has rate limits (Requests per minute). TarangDB handles this out of…...
Putin, Orban are pragmatic politicians defending their countries’ interests — spokesman
1+ min ago (173+ words) MOSCOW, November 28. /TASS/. Russian-Hungarian talks in Moscow saw two pragmatic politicians in Russian President Vladimir Putin and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban defending their countries" interests, Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov said. "Both Putin and Orban are pragmatic people, who openly talk about problems and strongly adhere to their countries" positions. Each of them defends his country"s interests. This is an absolute priority for them. And this is what unites them," he told reporters. Such an approach, according to Peskov, makes it possible for them to discuss a wide range of issues. "The more so as the agenda, as was said at the beginning of their talks, includes concrete projects for cooperation in various spheres," the Kremlin spokesman added. "Our minister [of foreign affairs, Sergey Lavrov] has already gave his assessment. Quote positive. Indeed, the talks were long…...
TRT World - Russia threatens full WhatsApp shutdown, citing non-compliance with local rules
1+ min ago (145+ words) Russia's state communications watchdog has threatened to block WhatsApp entirely if it fails to comply with Russian law, news agencies reported. In August, Russia began limiting some calls on WhatsApp, owned by Meta Platforms, and on Telegram, accusing the foreign-owned platforms of refusing to share information with law enforcement in fraud and terrorism cases. On Friday, the Roskomnadzor watchdog again accused WhatsApp of failing to comply with Russian requirements designed to prevent and combat crime. "If the messaging service continues to fail to meet the demands of Russian legislation, it will be completely blocked," Interfax news agency quoted it as saying. WhatsApp has accused Moscow of trying to block millions of Russians from accessing secure communication. Russian authorities are pushing a state-backed rival app called MAX, which critics claim could be used to track users. State media have dismissed those…...
Ogden’s Christmas Village, with perhaps a half million lights, gets going Saturday
2+ min ago (382+ words) With around 60 cottages and nearly 500,000 lights, Ogden officials are finalizing preparations for this year's Christmas Village installment, eager for the holiday cheer it generates and the visitors it draws. "It's great for the community just as a community-building event, but it's also great, I think, economically for the downtown area. It brings a lot of people downtown," said Monte Stewart, Ogden's parks and cemetery director. Opening night " which includes the Holiday Electric Light Parade through downtown Ogden, the official lighting of Christmas Village and fireworks " can draw 20,000 to 30,000 people, Stewart said. Over the course of December, the free attraction on the grounds around the Ogden Municipal Building, 2549 Washington Blvd., can draw up to 100,000 people in all. It actually goes through Jan. 1. "The community loves it. It's a tradition," Stewart said, even among people who live outside Ogden. Work to set…...