Late last week, I discovered that one of our anti-spam plugins was being a bit overzealous, and turning away many commenters as potential spambots. I’m not sure exactly how long this has been a problem, but I apologize if you were affected.
I have since disabled the offending plugin, so the problem should (hopefully!) be solved. [...]
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Link Roundup: Spambot Edition
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Link Roundup: Transmission Trouble Edition
Over the past week or so, my wife’s 2004 Odyssey has given her a blinking green “D” (drive) light on several occasions. After looking in the owner’s manual, we were a bit concerned because the blinking green light is a sign of transmission trouble.
For those that are unaware, the 2nd generation (1999-2004) Honda Odyssey has [...]
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Link Roundup – New Writer Edition
Tomorrow morning, a new staff writer will debut on FiveCentNickel. Many of you are probably already familiar with his work. His name is Neal Frankle, and he’s a CFP as well as the proprietor of Wealth Pilgrim. Please join me in welcoming him aboard.
And now for some recent articles that caught my eye…
Daily-Use Fees and [...]
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Link Roundup – Limping Man Edition
In my last roundup, I noted that I recently decided to start running. I’ve been taking it slow, but have still managed to develop some hip pain. I’m thus currently taking a week off to recover. The good news it that I’ve identified the problem.
The main issue is that my feet supinate (roll slightly outward) [...]
Link Roundup – Running Man Edition
Last week, I decided to bite the bullet and start running. I’ve recently gotten into a pretty good groove in terms of exercise, and have decided to take it to the next level, so I’ve decided to tackle the Couch-to-5K running program.
If this sounds intriguing, I invite you to join in. If not, you can [...]
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Weekly Roundup: The Internet is Getting Expensive Edition
After months of consideration, the NY Times has confirmed that they will begin to charging consumers who wish to access more than a certain number of articles per month. This all begs the question… Would you pay to access this sort of content on the web? Or would you just look elsewhere?
While you think about [...]
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Weekly Roundup – Healthy Living Edition
Another week, another weekly roundup… Before we get to the links, I just wanted to share with you a project that I’ve been working on…
It’s a blog devoted to health and fitness. I actually launched this back in 2008, but had to put it on hold when things got too busy. I revived it [...]
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Weekly Roundup – Cinnamon Bear Edition
Today was a big day in our household… November 29th marks the traditional start of the “The Cinnamon Bear,” an old-time, holiday-themed radio serial. I first learned about The Cinnamon Bear when JD wrote about it over at Get Rich Slowly a few years ago.
If you have kids, this is definitely worth checking out. The [...]
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Weekly Roundup – Disney Shanghai Edition
I just ran across an interesting article about Disney receiving the go-ahead from China’s central government to build a new theme park in Shanghai. Current estimates are that the new park will cost close to $4B and will open in five to six years. I can only imagine how thrilled Disney is at being given [...]
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Weekly Roundup – National Save for Retirement Week Edition
Guess what? Today marks the beginning of National Save for Retirement Week. Did you know that over half of all workers in the United States have less than $25,000 in total savings and investments?
While these stats include a lot of younger workers, we can do much, much better when it comes to preparing for [...]
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