This week, a Utah company has rolled out a special equipment that will tell people how dirty their air is.
Mike Thayne, owner of Smith Crown, showed off his particle meter to different news organizations. Smith Crown sells air purifiers, a hot commodity during bad air days.
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Just like cooking, financial planning is not just some casual game. It takes well researched techniques to come up with the perfect recipe for your financial plan. So we ask ourselves, what are the ingredients to the recipe of a successful financial plan?
The recipe to a successful financial plan involves 3 ingredients. First, take care of your liquidity needs. People often forget saving first for the rainy days. As a rule of thumb, your emergency fund should at least be three times (3x) worth of your monthly expenses if you are employed or about six times (6x) if you have your own business. Without considering this first, you run the risk of eroding your invested funds.
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After almost two months, the Old Homestead Steakhouse has finally revealed this weekend their special Burger Bash which is part of their annual New York City Wine & Food Festival.
With help from chef Romeo Dibona, they’ve made and eaten more than 70 patties, testing buns, blends of the restaurant’s aged beef, various cheeses, homemade mayos and ketchups, and all kinds of pickles, slaws and other condiments. Now they’ve narrowed it down to three, and we got to sit in on their final tasting.
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