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 Financially Dissatisfied, Philosophically Trying $13.98 Picked up this reissue last year after not hearing this record for at least 15 years. I remember being very let down when it first came out becuase the first one "In The Air Tonight" was so great - perfect blend of MC5/Stooges with a little bit of Beefheart/Mothers. This record is really good but a little more psychedelic and softer in spots. If you're a fan of Soundtrack of Our Lives you'll probably really like this record. If you like the raw sound of the debut you may be a little disappointed. Either way, you should pick it up. It will probably be out of print soon and it's worth having. Fans of gonzo Detroit and NYC stuff should also check out Mighty High...In Drug City.  Academic Quest How To Financially Fund Your College Education (Book) $29.99 The Academic Quest "How to Financially Fund Your College Education" book helps you to simplify the process of funding your education by showing you when, where, and how to properly apply for scholarships. It can help you to discover numerous types of aid you may qualify for and you can use the monthly calendar and task checklist to keep on track. It includes leads for scholarships, grants and financial aid opportunities.  Raising Financially Fit Kids $19.95 I've given this book to at least 30 clients who have kids. I'm a financial planner and am a big believer in helping my clients teach their children how to carry on what they are building. The exercises are SO simple and take almost NO time, but will make a HUGE impact on your kids relationship with money and may even affect yours a little! If your kids are 4 and up, this book is for you. It breaks down the "What to do's" in age specific exercises and at first glance you may think, "that's it?", but watching your kids develop a healthy relationship around money will be worth it's weight in diamonds! |
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