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Acquiring Gold Coins For Profit Or Security
Posted on October 31, 2007 - Filed Under Living Free, Personal Finance | 4 Comments
Speaking of using gold coins, you might be wondering where you can safely purchase some, whether you’re looking for collectibles, investments, or security should the dollar fail as many predict. I’ve written about Monex before in my Applied Anarchy series,…

Doing Away With Fiat Currency
Posted on October 31, 2007 - Filed Under Living Free | 8 Comments
Part of the Applied Anarchy Series – Previous in series Next in series
Pull a dollar bill out of your wallet and take a close look at it. What is it worth? $1? Why? After all, it’s simply a…

Small Business Dream Turned Reality
Posted on October 31, 2007 - Filed Under Earning Offline, Earning Online | 1 Comment
Many small business owners skip some of the best known business magazines and newspapers, thinking they’re only for ‘the big boys’. If you’re included in this category, then you’re about to become very happy that you don’t skip Philaahzophy because…

How I Got A $20 iPod
Posted on October 31, 2007 - Filed Under Fatherhood, Technology | 1 Comment
Two years ago was the first real Christmas I spent with Z. She’d only been back in my life for a few months and we were all still feeling our way through the new ‘family’, but I really wanted to…

Stopping To Spook The Flowers
Posted on October 31, 2007 - Filed Under Fatherhood | Leave a Comment
(Whaddya mean that’s not the way the old saying goes?!?)
I’ve been pretty irritable for the last few days as Halloween has been approaching. Halloween is the only holiday that I actually celebrate . Holidays have always seemed sort of arbitrary…


