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Magic Glass Invention May Slash Your Energy Bills

Smart Glass That Will Save Energy

A scientific team has created a new smart glass (Magic glass) that just may alter the way we cool and heat our homes and offices.

Non energy efficient home windows are accountable for thousands of bucks in energy loss for both domestic and also commercial owners. Yet new "magic" glass modern technology can allow windows to manage sunshine and heat, dramatically lowering power prices across the nation.

Picture this: you wake up in the dark hrs of an early winter season early morning, yet as opposed to turning on the lights, you flip a button that sends out a tiny electrical current through the electrochromatic glass of your home windows. The windows promptly transform from dark to clear, allowing the heat and all-natural light of the sun to flood your residence.

Now envision this: you're the workplace manager of a firm in scorching hot Las Vegas, Nevada. Instead of cranking up the a/c when the sunl…

Whats with Expensive Eggs

Egg Prices in the U.S Nearly Double

Bird Flu Stats are Alarming

The numbers are huge as greater than 50 million chickens and turkeys expired or were put to sleep in 15 states as the bird flu or avian flu has infected midwest farms.

Eggs are becoming far more pricey in the United States no matter what quantity to but them.

The break out of bird flu triggered the expense of eggs to almost double in June for manufacturers. Wholesale prices for chicken eggs hopped 84.5 % in June, the United States Department of Labor claimed.

The spike comes amid otherwise tame inflation across the rest of the economic climate. The producer price index, which measures the prices of goods and also solutions prior to they get to consumers, increased 0.4 % in June.

Over the past YEAR, producer rates have fallen 0.7 % due to lower oil as well as gas expenses. Wholesale gas rates increased 4.3 % last month but are down 30.3 % from a year earlier, main…

Best Deals: Buying Online vs. In-Store Shopping

Money Expert Matt Granite Weighs In! These Items Should Be Purchased in Stores Only!

Purchasing on the internet definitely has its benefits. You can quite easily compare prices without having to leave your home, as well as you could quickly look on the Internet for discount coupon codes to score bigger price cuts. Another wonderful benefit is that of convenience, naturally, your acquisitions can be supplied to you at your house. Nothing can be easier than door to door delivery.While the great benefits are a substantial plus, occasionally it is a more intelligent move to make purchases in person as opposed to online. For beginners, you could judge the top quality of an item a lot better. The visual inspection cannot be beat. You additionally don't have to worry about paying those bothersome shipping fees (Ouch). And for certain products, it could be much more effective to bargain shop over that price up close and personal with the salesman or owner.Top 3 Things You Should N…

How To Steer Clear of Buying Flood Damaged Cars

Avoid Buying Flood Damaged Cars...Trouble

Avoid Getting Soaked by a Flood-Damaged Vehicle

By Hiram Reisner

The violent storms that have inundated the country's heartland this spring and summer have caused considerable damage to homes, businesses and infrastructure -- and some deaths. Casualties also include many cars and trucks, which pose a threat to unsuspecting buyers down the road when, inevitably, a share of them re-enter the market with cosmetic fixes covering the damage. Approximately 10,000 vehicles were seriously damaged or totaled in Texas flooding alone, according to industry experts, NBC News reports. "A car that's been in a flood, with the engine [immersed] for any length of time, will never be the same," says Carl Sullivan, a veteran inspector for California-based Alliance Inspection Management, the report said. If you learn the signs of flood damage -- some are obvious and some are not at all -- you can avoid being suckered into buying a ve…

Can You Really Buy A Month’s Groceries For So Little $

Groceries on $100 a Month

Bizzee takes a peek to observe how this person above plans to get by on a temporary budget of $100 a month for groceries!

Now lets take a look at these 5 grocery tips below...Any thing for savings!

5 Top Ways to Save $100 When Food Shopping

By John Schmoll

If you've been to the grocery store lately, you know just how expensive it can be to buy groceries. This fact is only made worse when you have a family to shop for and you like to eat healthy. The Department of Agriculture reported recently that the average family of four spends $563 to nearly $1,300 a month on groceries. While that is a significant range, the fact remains that groceries can be costly. Most people know that coupons are a great way to save money on groceries, but they only work when they offer discounts on items you'd already be purchasing. There are other ways to save money on groceries that allow you to eat well without having to cut back significantly.…

Spacepak is the Future in Carry-on Luggage

Spacepack Demo: Pack 2 Weeks of Clothes in a Carry-on

Spacepak Packing Solution

If you're a constant traveler or simply the kind that likes to keep it together instead of being in complete disaray, you possibly want to maintain all your travel belongings separated and nice throughout your trip. Many regular travelers likewise hate taking a lot of pieces of travel luggage with them even for a lengthy journey. Both problems can be addressed by Spacepak bags by Flight 001, yet are they worth the cost?

The initial trouble can easily be addressed by travel packaging cubes. They are cheap and you can typically get them in sets of three-- either all in the very same dimension or in differing sizes. Some brand names even supply them in various shades of wonderful colors. The issue with these is if you accumulate dirty clothes, you'll end up with at the very least fifty percent of your cube luggage returning empty and also your laundry occupying various other bags. L…

Prices of Various Types of Swimming Pools

The True Costs of Owning a Pool

By Susan Johnston

As summer approaches, perhaps you’re daydreaming about putting in a swimming pool or buying a property with a backyard pool. That way you can take a dip and cool off in your own pool whenever the mood strikes, never mind piling the kids in the car on a hot summer day or jockeying for space at a community pool. (Plus, a beautiful pool can make you feel like you live the glamorous life.)

But before you dive in (pun intended), consider these financial implications of a swimming pool.

Upfront Cost

If you’re planning to install a pool, be prepared to open your wallet. PK Data reports that the average cost of a residential in-ground swimming pool was $39,084 last year. Don’t expect to recoup all of that money when you sell your house in the future, cautions Sabine H. Schoenberg, a home improvement expert and founder…

How to Score Discounts on Movie Tickets

Tips for Cinema Cheapskates Never Pay Full Price for a Movie Again

Everyone loves seeing a summer flick on the big screen, but no one loves to pay extra fees for buying tickets online. Before you overpay, let’s look at some other ways to save on a trip to the movies.

First, if you have children or you’re just young at heart, check out Regal Cinemas. Regal offers $1 tickets to kids’ movies every Tuesday and Wednesday morning, all summer long. For that price, the whole family can join in on the fun.

If the latest children’s release isn’t for you, don’t worry. Most theaters offer discounts for students and seniors, too. Just bring an ID for proof of age, and if you qualify, you can save up to 60 percent off your ticket.

Next, if you happen to have AAA, it can help you save at the movies. Flash your card at theaters like AMC Bowtie, Showcase and Regal Cinemas, and get up to 40 percent off the regular price of ad…

Big Supermarket Retailer Accused of Overcharging Consumers

Was Whole Foods Caught with Their Hands in the Cookie Jar?

After paying a settlement in California, the chain is now under fire in NYC

Turns out there might be a reason Whole Foods is not America’s favorite grocery store.

New York City investigators have launched a probe of the chain after finding that local stores have regularly overcharged shoppers over the last five years, according to a report by the Daily News.

The investigation comes just a year after Whole Foods had to pay an $800,000 settlement in California because inspectors found the chain caused customers to overpay for food that was priced by weight.

In New York, consumer protection agents say they found violations that included inaccurate weight labels on pre-packaged food and adding tax to non-taxable items.

“Our inspectors told me it was the worst case of overcharges that they’ve ever seen,” New York City Department of Consumer Affairs Commissioner Julie Menin told the News.…

Discounted Gym Membership Secrets to Savings

Saving on Gym Memberships

Top Discounted Gym Memberships in the Country

Discount gyms offering affordable memberships and endless rows of cardio machines are exploding in number and popularity, and one prominent chain may even soon go public. On May 26, Planet Fitness, a fast-growing chain owned by private equity firm TPG Consumer Partners, filed draft documents for an initial public offering. The submission to the Securities and Exchange Commission doesn't disclose what ticker symbol the company would be listed, and the number of shares to be sold and the price range have yet to be determined, according to Planet Fitness.

Should Planet Fitness raise cash via an IPO, it would be well-positioned to expand even more aggressively in what remains a very fragmented gym facility industry. According to research firm IBIS World, the 50 largest gym companies in the country together control only about 30 percent of the market, and there are only a dozen or so compa…