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Financial tips for new college grads
For new college graduates, receiving that first post-degree paycheck can be almost as exciting as getting the diploma itself. But it also presents a challenge: Given the many demands on a young person’s budget, how should those funds be managed? We asked five money experts to share their best personal finance strategies to help this year’s college grads successfully launch their financial lives. Here’s what they said. Find your budgeting style To figure out how to allocate your money toward needs, wants and everything else, Erin Lowry, author of the “Broke Millennial Workbook,” says that instead of following the latest...
Reverse OpSec: What Information Are People Giving YOU? (And How to Elicit More)
Author of Be Ready for Anything and The Prepper’s Workbook What information are other people giving you? I’ve published multiple articles about what information you are giving others about you and how you’re unknowingly divulging it. (Here, here, and here are some examples.) But by understanding what you, yourself are giving away, you can get information from other people. I’m sure there’s a fancy prepper or military name for it. I just call it Reverse OpSec. Why would you want personal information from others? In a world that seems to be becoming ever more hostile, information can give you many...
Temecula school board’s curriculum rejection spurs letter from attorney general
Temecula’s school board president fired back Wednesday, June 7, at Gov. Gavin Newsom, explaining why he voted to reject a curriculum that mentioned gay rights leader Harvey Milk and why he called the slain activist “a pedophile.” Komrosky said during an afternoon news conference at a Murrieta church that he was not referring to Milk’s sexuality, but to reports that Milk had a relationship with a teenager. RELATED: Temecula teachers, parents protest rejection of curriculum that mentions Harvey Milk “I’ll ask you one simple question, governor,” Komrosky said. “Do you approve of a 33-year-old person, regardless of their gender identity...
Climbing Merit Badge Helps and Documents
See the full requirements Workbook / Worksheet Answers and Resources Climbing is an exhilarating activity that requires strength, skill, and courage. It can be a great way to challenge yourself and push your limits while also enjoying the beauty of the outdoors. For those who are interested in pursuing this activity, the Boy Scouts of America offer the Climbing merit badge as a way to develop important climbing skills and safety knowledge. The Climbing merit badge is one of the many badges offered by the Boy Scouts of America. It is designed to help Scouts learn how to safely climb...
Scholastic Early Learners: Jumbo Workbook Grade 3
Vendor: SCHOLASTIC Type: Educational Price: 16.99 These comprehensive, full-colour jumbo workbooks from Scholastic Early Learners provide all the practice your child needs to succeed in school. Includes stickers and a completion certificate! A strong educational foundation helps ensure a child is able to benefit from the learning opportunities available in today's second-grade classroom. Help your child succeed in second grade with this all-inclusive jumbo workbook filled with activities and stickers from Scholastic Early Learners! Includes 24 pages of stickers, a glossy cover, and a completion certificate Encourages practice in important second-grade topics, including: handwriting, reading skills, writing, word study, language,...