Dinner With My Family #24: Crock Pot Enchilada Casserole
Written by Jessica Clark on July 15, 2011 – 8:27 amEach week, I’ll present a low-cost meal (or a meal that demonstrates a lot of options for cutting costs) that my family eats for dinner and enjoys. Many of the recipes will be vegan or vegetarian, with options to add other ingredients for non-vegetarians.
Once a month or so, we try to make something interesting and new using our slow cooker. Often, we try to make modifications of ordinary dishes to see if they’ll work in the slow cooker.
Sometimes this works well and you end up with a good replication of the original dish. Som
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The Story of Success and Failures of New Century Financial
Written by Robert White on July 15, 2011 – 1:30 amNew Century Financial Corporation was established in 1995. The company was dealing in real estate investment. Till start of 2007, New Century had 7,200 employees. The company once was the second largest provider of subprime mortgages. The crushing of subprime has resulted in bankruptcy of several mortgage lenders.
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Till the start of 2007, New Century was the second largest subprime mortgage lender in the country. Subprime mortgage is made to the borrowers who may not qualify for the traditional borrower, due to which subprime is more risky loans as compare to normal loans.
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St George Branches To Open As Bank of Melbourne By End of July
Written by Robert White on July 14, 2011 – 9:43 pm
Australian banking major Westpac has brought forward the launch of its new franchise, Bank of Melbourne, and is telling existing St George customers in Victoria that the bank will be open for business by the 25th July.
The launch of the Bank of Melbourne had previously been scheduled for the start of August. Westpac as part of a push in Victoria is re-branding 34 St George branches in the state as part of a strategy to triple the size of the Bank of Melbourne network over the next half decade.
The strategy is in large part to counter the loss of market share following Westpac’s acquisition of St George a couple of years ago. D
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Hot Stocks for a Cool Market: lululemon athletica
Written by Jessica Clark on July 14, 2011 – 3:58 pm
Summer’s heating up, but apparently the stock market didn’t get that memo. Still, there are plenty of places for burned investors to find respite. In this series, we highlight companies we think will warm up your portfolio’s returns.
Picture this: A crowd of investors donning moisture-wicking, preshrunk luon yoga pants and striking the downward-facing dog pose in front of the doors of retailer lululemon athletica (LULU).
It may be an incongruous image, but this yoga and fitness specialist has earned the awe of stock watchers and customers alike.
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The Simple Dollar Weekly Roundup: Biographies Edition
Written by Jessica Clark on July 14, 2011 – 7:37 amLately, I’ve been reading biographies by the pound. I’m particularly interested in biographies of people who were involved in creating the modern world: Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, and the like.
I have this endless fascination for the first half of the twentieth century and the people who lived in that time.
How to Remember a Person’s Name (and What to Do When You Can’t) This is a valuable set of tactics to have when you’re active in a community. There can be a lot of names you need to remember. (@ art of manliness)
The Biggest Myth — It’s Selfish To Try to Be Happier. “On
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