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On this page, you'll find some of the products and services that will help prepare you and your loved ones for whatever lies ahead - and along the way, improve the quality of your life.  Every time you shop at these merchants, you'll be helping to support www.urbansurvival.com, too.

Remember what I told you about firewalls?  Well, this is the piece of software that gets what firewalls don't - those pesky spyware programs that live insidiously in your registry and send your habits to snoopy ad firms!  FREE!	Bob Prechter and his colleagues have an exceptionally good approach to R.N. Elliott's Elliott Wave Theory.  If you don't subscribe to their services, you need to at least order the book on Elliott Wave in order to understand a very useful technical analysis too.  No system is perfect, but this one makes sense - and helps.
Dow Theory Forecasts is a different approach that Elliott.  It looks at the market in a more "where to invest" way.  For example, DTF will look at a particular sector, notice that it's heating up, and recommend accordingly.  Good stuff.  Again, no one system is perfect, but like Elliott, this one also helps.	The third financially oriented publication I'd suggest you consider is Investbio - which covers the whole field of biotech investing.  Fortunately, they translate all those long-chain chemical names into workable concepts which you can then make a decision on.  Is the future is biotech?  These folks think so and they have a good grasp of the field...
Need a credit card?  How about Amazon's nifty Platinum Card?  They provide a reasonable assortment of sign up bonuses and besides, an Amazon card says thinking is more important than say getting a credit card from a car company for heaven's sake!	OK, so you have resisted the temptation to run out and buy of the new LCD or plasma displays.  But wait!  Prices have come down and - Life is short, and you do deserve a good setup to watch Bloomberg on, right?  Well, here's the folks to call... Home Theater By The Sea

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