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July 2007
- Sell Yourself: 5 DIY PR Tips
  
  Forbes | Jul 31, 07 1:12 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Most of us can't afford to hire a PR firm. Forbes offers tips for self-promoting with the best of them. Know your audience. Spend some time researching the best way to put yourself out there. Make a (useful) press kit. Not just more fodder for the recycling bin. More »
- Affordable Southern Suburbs
  
  BusinessWeek | Jul 29, 07 10:18 AM CDT
  
  (Newser) - BusinessWeek lists the 25 most affordable suburbs in the South, determined not only by housing prices but also cost of living, violent crime rate, and school test scores. The first 10, in alphabetical order: Abilene, Texas Broken Arrow, Okla. Cary, NC Charlottesville, Va. Farragut, Va. More »
- Thou Shalt Not Wear Stained Neckties
  
  Forbes | Jul 29, 07 9:15 AM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Forbes gives fashion-impaired guys a few much-needed tips. Here are 10 fashion sins to be avoided at all costs: Pants that are too long or too short. White socks with dress shoes. Mixing patterns, especially from different color families. Ties that are too long or too short. Stained clothing. More »
- Flying in Style: 10 Best Business Classes
  
  BusinessWeek | Jul 23, 07 11:38 AM CDT
  
  (Newser) - With amenities like fully reclining seats, foot-massage parlors, and food that defies even the highest-flying expectations, airline business classes are more like mobile spas then just a way to get from point A to point B. BusinessWeek gives you the 10 best. Singapore Airlines Cathay Pacific Qatar Airways Malaysia Airlines Etihad Airways More »
- 10 Best Family Towns
  
  Parents | Jul 21, 07 1:49 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - These places earned Family Circle 's attention with for their serenity, natural beauty, community, and culture. Living costs, commutes, and crime rates are low, but schools and museums rank high. They're all BYOB: Bring Your Own Baby. Castle Rock, Colo. Diamond Bar, Calif. Morton Grove, Ill. Cedar Park, Texas Derby, Kan. More »
- 101 10-Minute Meals
  
  New York Times | Jul 21, 07 6:54 AM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Move over Rachael Ray: Minimalist Mark Bittman, in the New York Times, offers 101 ideas for summer meals that get you out of the kitchen in 10 minutes or less . A few examples: Grilled cheese with prosciutto, tomatoes, thyme or basil leaves Wraps of tuna, warm white beans, a drizzle of olive oil and lettuce and tomato More »
- The 12 Greenest Rides
  
  Forbes | Jul 20, 07 5:39 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - You don't have to drive a hybrid to go green; half of Forbes' top picks for fuel-efficiency are small, brainy gas-driven cars. Honda Civic Hybrid Sedan, $22,600 Toyota Prius Sedan, $22,175 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan, $26,200 Ford Escape Hybrid SUV, $25,740 Ford Focus, $13,995 Honda Accord Hybrid Sedan, $31,090 More »
- 9 Ways to Make Your Summer Easy Sailing
  
  Chicago Tribune | Jul 20, 07 2:13 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - The Chicago Tribune 's Mary Schmich (author of the column that started the "wear sunscreen" hoax) calls your attention to nine items that will make your summer more peaceful. Simple Green "30 Rock" online Two reusable grocery totes Tecnu poison-ivy reliever Finn Comfort shoes More »
- World's 10 Best-Paid Stick Figures
  
  Forbes | Jul 19, 07 7:51 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Models are no longer glorified clotheshangers but celebs in their own right, with movie deals, famous beaux, and even their own product lines. These 10 mannequins, listed with their earnings over the past year, have turned looking pretty into a multimillion-dollar business: Gisele Bundchen, $33 million Kate Moss, $9 million Heidi Klum, $8 million Adriana Lima, $6 million Alessandra Ambrosio, $6 million More »
- The 10 Hottest Heiresses
  
  Forbes | Jul 19, 07 11:11 AM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Paris Hilton, 26. Recently spent some time in the pokey. Ivanka Trump, 25: A a degree in real estate and a connected dad. Nicky Hilton, 23: Her foray into the hotel business proved disastrous. Julia Louis-Dreyfus, 46: Seinfeld star doesn't need daddy. Dylan Lauren, 32: Ralph's daughter has made her mark in sweets. More »
- The Top 10 Investors
  
  BusinessWeek | Jul 18, 07 5:16 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Not only are these investors sitting on mountains of doubloons—a sure sign of financial savvy—but they have also changed the way people think about money and investing. John Bogle, founder, the Vanguard Group. Now president, Bogle Financial Markets Research Center. Warren Buffett, CEO and chairman, Berkshire Hathaway. David Shaw, chairman, president, and CEO, D.E. Shaw & Co. Also founder, adviser, and partner in firms including IDEXX Laboratories, Black Point Partners, Stanford Systems, and Attenuon. G. Kenneth Heebner, chairman, Capital Growth Management Limited. Bill Gross, chief investment officer, Pacific Investment Management Co., which he helped found in 1971. More »
- 7 Best New Wine Lists of 2007
  
  Food & Wine | Jul 18, 07 11:48 AM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Food & Wine magazine names its favorite new restaurant wine lists from around the country. Catalan, Houston, TX Addison, San Diego, CA Perbacco, San Francisco, CA Craftsteak, New York, NY Osteria di Tramonto, Wheeling, IL More »
- Best Places to Call Home 2007
  
  CNN | Jul 17, 07 4:02 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Some places have it all: affordable, good schools, job opportunities, family friendly, and plenty of stuff to do. Money magazine is out with its annual list of the best places to live in America. The top 10: Middleton, Wisc. Hanover, NH Louisville, Colo. Lake Mary, Fla. Claremont, Calif. More »
- 10 Books to Blow Your Mind
  
  Guardian (UK) | Jul 17, 07 1:57 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Sebastian Beaumont, the author of Thirteen, offers his list of books that "blur the boundaries of consensus 'reality' and psychological reality." Journey to the East , Hermann Hesse Le Grand Meaulnes , Henri Alain-Fournier Fight Club , Chuck Palahnuik Vurt , Jeff Noon Steppenwolf, Hermann Hesse More »
- 10 Careers With Staying Power
  
  CNN | Jul 15, 07 3:17 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - For most people job security is a thing of the past, and obsolescence a looming threat. Happily though, there are some roles that never go out of style. Careerbuilder.com lists the most unshakable jobs, along with median annual income. Doctor: We always need someone to care for our ill. Median annual salary is $120,000. Teacher: New crops of kids always need someone to educate them. $41,400 to $45,920 Mortician: Unless we somehow manage to eliminate death, we'll always need someone to lay our loved ones to rest. $37,000 Waste Disposal Manager: Humans are messy creatures. $35,000 Scientist: We don't even know how much we don't know. For a research scientist, $70,000; for an environmental scientist, $42,000 More »
- The Top 10 Moments of the eCommerce Decade
  
  PR Newswire | Jul 15, 07 7:26 AM CDT
  
  (Newser) - The Software & Information Industry Association has rolled out its list of the top 10 e-commerce developments of the past decade: Google (Sept. 1998) Broadband Penetration of U.S. Internet Users Reaches 50% (June 2004) eBay Auctions (launched Sept. 1997) Amazon.com (IPO May 1997): Google Ad Words (2000) More »
- The 10 Laws of Design Simplicity
  
  NPR | Jul 14, 07 1:01 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - In an interview with John Maeda, NPR correspondent Ira Flatow questions the MIT Media Lab designer about his new book, "The Laws of Simplicity." The 10 laws are: Reduce: Remove functionality Organize: Organization makes a system of many seem fewer Time: Savings in time feel like simplicity Learn: Knowledge makes everything simpler Difference: Simplicity and complexity need each other More »
- Top 10 DC Hotels for Hookers
  
  Consumerist | Jul 14, 07 7:05 AM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Direct from the phone records of the so-called DC Madam, Deborah Palfrey, here are the most-dialed local lodgings—or what the Consumerist calls the "Top 10 Most 'Ho-Friendly' DC Hotels." Marriott: 489 (18 numbers) Hyatt: 168 (6 numbers) Hilton: 151 (5 numbers) Holiday Inn: 132 (5 numbers) Ritz-Carlton: 118 (4 numbers) More »
- Five Priciest Web Domains
  
  Forbes | Jul 8, 07 12:40 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Sex.com - $12 million (2005) Porn.com - $9.5 million (2007) Business.com - $7.5 million (1999) Diamond.com - $7.5 million (2006) Beer.com - $7.0 million (1999) More »
- 10 Un-PC Truths About Human Nature
  
  Psychology Today | Jul 7, 07 12:59 PM CDT
  
  (Newser) - Men like blond bombshells (and women want to look like them) Humans are naturally polygamous Most women benefit from polygamy, while most men benefit from monogamy Most suicide bombers are Muslim Having sons reduces the likelihood of divorce More »

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