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 KLEIN TOOLS 666 2 Square Recess Tip Screwdriver NEW  US $10.48
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 Klein 666 INS Insulated Square Recess Tip Screwdriver US $19.49
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 Klein 661B Wire Bend 1 Square Recess Tip Screwdriver US $11.99
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 KLEIN TOOLS 85155 Square Recess Tip Screwdriver Set US $15.06
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 Klein 662B Wire Bend 2 Square Recess Tip Screwdriver US $11.99
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 KLEIN TOOLS 692 6 2 Square Recess Screwdriver US $8.53
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Klein 662B Wire Bending No.2 Square-Recess Tip Screwdriver List Price: $13.08 Sale Price: $7.49  |
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2550-1008 Features: -Wire bending square recess tip screwdriver .-Metal stud offers a convenient and easy way to bend, loop and connect solid wire when installing outlets and switches .-Chrome plated shaft for corrosion resistance ... |
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Bosch CCSQ2205 Number 2 Square Recess, 2-Inch 5 Pack List Price: $7.14 Sale Price: $9.99 |
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3.5mm Headphone Adapter for Apple iPhone Recessed Jack, 3.5mm, White List Price: $14.95 Sale Price: $0.70 |
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Apple: iPad 16GB / 32GB / 64GB;iPhone 1st Gen. 16GB / 4GB / 8GB;iPhone 3G 16GB / 8GB;iPhone 3GS 16GB / 32GB/Apple iPad 2 16GB / 32GB / 64GB. Apple iPod®, iPhone®, or iPad® are registered trademarks of Apple, Inc... |
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#8 x 2-1/2'' Recex Square-Phillips Combination Recess Screw, Zinc, 100 pk. Sale Price: $8.79 |
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This Recex #2 Square-Phillips Combination Recess Screw is a thread cutting screw perfect for using in any wood. The special head allows it to predrill itself, making entry easy and without splitting. Technical Details: Coarse tapping screw thread and special long sharp point is fluted to capture chips... |
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Gatco 786 Recess 6-1/4-Inch Square Toilet Paper Holder with Cover, Satin Nickel List Price: $46.20 Sale Price: $27.01 |
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Finish:Satin Nickel This Toilet Tissue Holder finely complements the many collections of bath hardware by Gatco, yet will add a touch of brilliance to your room no matter the bathroom suite. Requires 783 mounting hardware when installed on hollow walls; see accessories... |
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Four Square Set Sale Price: $6.99 |
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Have fun outdoors with the Four Square Play Set. It has everything you need! Includes chalk, air pump and ball. Enjoy an the old playground classic with friends and family. Play a round, start over and play again... |
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4 Pc. Square Recess Cushion-Grip Screwdriver Set - 4 Pc. Square Recess Cushion-Grip Screwdriver Set(sold in packs of 2) Sale Price: $61.01 |
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4 Pc. Square Recess Cushion-Grip Screwdriver Set - 4 Pc. Square Recess Cushion-Grip Screwdriver Set(sold in packs of 2) |
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Bondhus 11640 Set of 4 Square Recess Screwdrivers, sizes #0-3 List Price: $19.90 Sale Price: $12.95 |
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Set of four color-coded, recessed square screwdrivers in sizes #0, #1, #2 and #3. Access up to 15deg off vertical. U.S.A. |
7.19 Tips To Deal With Life In A Recession
1) STOP STRESSING OUT What do you have to lose by taking a little time to just breathe or block the world out for a moment? Times are rough for a lot of people right now and they tend to communicate that to many others virally creating a deeper emotional depression for all those who will listen. The key here is to "STOP LISTENING" for ten or twenty minutes a day. More importantly, stop thinking about those bills, the broken stove, little Susie's braces... whatever. Have a cup of tea in your closet if you have to and think of something or a time when you were pretty worry-free. The world doesn't stop when you do, but sometimes you just have to let it go ahead for a second.
2) PICK UP A CAUSE When my siblings and I would complain about how tough times were, mom in her great wisdom would always remind us "there is always someone worse off than you, be happy". Try volunteering a couple of hours a week at a charity or coach your kid's soccer team. It gives you something different to fight for, focusing your energy on finding a solution with the Cancer Society, American Diabetes Association, local church groups etc. You think things are tough on you? Try being that kid dying of cancer then moan about your late car payment.
3) CLEAN HOUSE Clear through all the crap you've accumulated over the past few years and have a garage sale, hell through it all on E-bay. You'd be amazed how much you can make on a regular basis. There's a market for just about anything out there even that retarded beer bottle collection from college. My loving wife made almost a thousand dollars selling off old baby clothes, magazines and knick knacks that were just taking up space. It's funny how we moved from an 1100 square foot apartment to a house double the size and filled it with stuff in less than a year!
4) START A BUSINESS Okay, not everybody's Cut Out to run Microsoft or Google, but may be you can expand your E bay tactics to blossom into something more consistent. The girlfriend of a good buddy made over $3000 a month reselling "great deals" like antiques, odd art and anything she found cute. If you are any good around the kitchen, try opening a small catering business---what can you do with an extra $500 a month? Auto insurance, gas, credit cards, invest may be?
5) USE THE GOVERNMENT Federal and local governments have numerous programs to help with food, utility bills, and daycare expenses. As person who has lived through every strata of society (filthy rich to welfare and back within my first twenty years of life), I can honestly say it's better to have money than not. The key is if you have fallen on hard times you can't be too proud to ask for help to feed your kids. What the hell good are you if you can't feed your family? May be you don't qualify or want to apply for these programs, fine. By forming a business (as easy as becoming a sole proprietor) you could take advantage of countless deductions and expenses allowed in the federal tax code to increase your return. Please consult your tax advisor about your particular situation.
6) TURN OFF YOUR LOCAL NEWS Outside of the weather report your local newscast is full of useless, negative junk that warns of how your lawn can give you herpes- yeah, I said it. On occasion it has a cute story about rescuing a cat out of a tree. How the hell does that help your financial situation?! Turn it off. The average middle-class citizen watches around an hour of local news a day. What can you do with the extra seven hours a week? May be do that charity work? May be work on that business?
7) EXERCISE This was a tough one for me to get back into. I can hear the excuses already--- "I don't have the time", "whose going to watch the kids", "I'm too tired by the time I get out of work". Absolute, utter B.S. Get off your assets and hit the gym for god's sake, for your sake. If you can make time to text, gossip, surf the net every day then you can spend 30 minutes to save your life and be around to enjoy your family when we get out of this supposed recession. It could be as simple as taking the kids for a walk with the dog for 45 minutes twice or three times a week. You're too tired at the end of work because you don't exercise. The reason your spouse would rather hang out with his/her buddies instead of cuddling with you is because you've both gained 40lbs sitting on your couch watching CSI New Brunswick rather than jogging together. This author was a power lifter for years before falling into the "I'm too busy trap". Been there, done that. Trust, it's even tougher for a former athlete to restart, it's a mental recovery thing. No one is saying become an Olympic track star; just get off your ass.
7.19) READ DAMN IT! If you're so worried about your finances answer this question: When was the last time you picked up a Wall Street Journal, Money section of your local paper instead of the sports section? I heard somewhere 1 in 10 houses in the America is in foreclosure. How many of those people read their mortgage paperwork cover to cover? Have you? Love it or hate it those who hold the knowledge hold the world. Bottom line is financial knowledge equals financial power. You don't have to become an economic researcher, just pick something up. You're wondering why your 401k dropped 50% this week, yet you haven't looked up what any of the funds are invested in to make a profit. Do you know what a fund is? What's diversification really mean? READ SOMETHING!
About the Author
Kenneth Okin is a Real Estate Finance Consultant and social commentator based in Tampa, Florida. He can be reached at (813) 849-3923, TheOkinGroup.com or via direct email kaokin@gmail.com
