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• Lemon Law

  Public Note added by Tom Hamilton on 06/09/2008

  I have to admit this idea is not originally mine-- I first saw it joked about in the television series How I Met Your Mother. The idea is that on first dates, you often know it's not going to work out within the first couple minutes.  Sitting through an entire date knowing this can be no fun, ...

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• Making and Serving Mixed Drinks

  Public Note added by Tom Hamilton on 06/01/2008

  I'm a big fan of alcohol.  It's ubiquitous in our single culture, and tends to lead to a pretty good time. Beer's a whole bunch of posts, but I'll leave them for another time.  Right now I want to share with you some of the finer points of making mixed drinks. First off, when most any ...

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• Life After School: Advice for New Graduates

  Public Bookmark added by Tom Hamilton on 06/01/2008

  The quality blog Get Rich Slowly had a post about a month ago regarding the time in your life right after graduation. As it matches my demographic well and has some good information, I thought I'd pass it along

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• True cost of a new toy

  Public Note added by Tom Hamilton on 05/30/2008

  File this one under finances-- might not be too interesting to some of you, but I thought I'd share.   I've just been considering buying a new toy.  It's $160, and there's no way I could say it's a necessity.  My thinking got to be, what's this money worth to me?  What would I be doing with it ...

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• Short Hiatus

  Public Note added by Tom Hamilton on 05/27/2008

  RSS readers-- if you'd like an invite to Twine, email me at tom.d.hamilton@gmail.com. --- Hey all, Just ran into a few snags with the feedburner exposure.  I picked up a handful of subscribers outside Twine, who of course couldn't click through to the password-protected pages.  The above ...

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