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Bingo Crazy Britain

Bingo has always been seen as an old smokey club filled with older ladies and grannies but not anymore. Bingo is going through a cultural change due to the internet. Online bingo has now become a socially acceptable form of gambling and is one of the main past times for many women, young ladies and a new following of men. Bingo is seen as a low risk money winning game, with added thrills and a strong community base to meet like minded people. It has come out of the shadows of the gambling world to steal the limelight and is becoming as popular as the main leader poker. A recent study showed that 53% of all online games are played by women who are helping to increase online gambling. Online bingo is surely taking off in Britain in a big way, so big that some top UK named companies are jumping on the bandwagon to get a slice of the action. Names like Littlewoods, Blackpool, Virgin, Butlins, NewWoman, Mother and Baby magazine, Magic 105.4 one London’s most listened to radio station, MSN and Yahoo to name a few. Who will be the next major name to start a bingo site, will we be seeing names like " BBC Bingo" , "M & S Bingo" or even "GoogleBingo". Even the tabloids like The Sun, The Mirror, The Daily Record have decided to follow in the footsteps of the big name companys.

Bingo has even attracted big named stars such as Robbie Williams, Daryl Hannah, Denise Van Outen, Scott Mills, Shane Richie, Russell Crowe and Kian from west Life. Prince William has even been caught playing at a bingo club in Reading near Sandhurst Military Training center- what next! Buckingham Palace Bingo – I can’t see the queen calling the numbers – now would’nt that be something to write home about. Another star in the limelight is Sharon Osbourne, her new ITV chat show is being sponsored by Gala Bingo, this will be great advertising for both parties – who will be next inline to be involved with bingo and succumb to the bingo craze. Bingo is set to really take off over the next few years so it will be interesting to see where it goes. In the mean time we will have to wait and see what happens by keeping up dated, so why not go along to www.Bingonline.co.uk and keep up with the latest news and developments in the world of online bingo.

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Learn To Save Money

Living on credit is fashionable. Indulging oneself is fashionable. Saving money isn't.

This is a pity, as it has much to recommend it. You have more peace in your life. The end on the month is simply a date on the calendar, rather than a countdown to the next pay-cheque. Purchases born of necessity can be made comfortably. Employment becomes a career, rather than a means of survival. You can look your boss in the eye, rather than dreading his gaze.

Why? Because you've saved up some money.

Take the cringe-factor out of your life. Erase the dread of the small hours. Put some money in the bank! You may not be able to increase your earnings, but you can decrease your outgoings. This has the same effect as getting a pay-rise; more money for you.

How to save money?

Simple!

Examine what you spend it on.

Then, erase fripperies.

Vices: drinking and smoking are habits that kill you slowly. Save up for your hospital care by giving them up. Your lungs, liver and family will bless you.

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Gambling. Gambling is folly. There are only three games the player can use skill to alter the odds even slightly; horse racing, poker and blackjack. These take years of dedicated and expensive research to get good at. And you don't get rich. All the others will beggar you quickly if you play them. The odds are stacked against you, deliberately, by those who own the game.

Luck favours the bold, special need, or those under the protection of the saints. Betting is not brave, it's a compulsion, and no god watches out for gamblers. Examine the feelings that surround your impulse to gamble; you will find they eat away at the energy of your life.

Food. There is food that nourishes, and food that enervates. The former is cheaper: fresh fish, fruit, vegetables, clean water. The latter is more expensive, more garishly packaged, and more poisonous: potato crisps, sweets, fizzy drinks, burgers. Consider that you don't fancy junk food if you are sick; your body knows it takes too much energy to digest, and does not nourish.

Clothes. Do you need to buy fashionable clothes, so you can look like everyone else? If you need to blend in, fine. You can be sure the leaders of fashion don't. They head to charity shops and buy Harris tweed and old lace for pennies. They get suits made to measure by sweated labour in Thailand. That's how they get that 'unique' look. What's that, you don't like the idea of sweat-shops? Guess what, that's where a lot of fashionable clothes get made anyway. It's called 'outsourcing' and 'offshoreing'.

Automobiles. Running a car in the UK costs about £5000 ($9000 USD) a year, all-in. Save, by buying a second-hand auto. Save, by buying a less powerful, more fuel efficient model. Save further by thereby getting lower insurance and road-tax.

Personal foibles: I used to buy a lot of internet magazines. These cost up to £5 each, or about $10 in USD. I found a lot of information about the internet, was already on the internet, so I stopped buying the magazines. There are very few papers or magazines worth reading. Find the few that inform, rather than titillate, waffle or distract. Visit the local library, it's free. Drop in to a 'Borders' bookshop, and have a free read.

Debt. Don't buy what you can't afford with someone else's money. Credit cards are an expensive way of getting a loan. Try your friends or relatives first. Your local credit union is a good option; better rates, better terms, friendlier faces. Better yet, don't borrow. Live free. Keep away from the loan-sharks. You can manage without that holiday.

Put your saved money in a high interest, 180-day notice account. Put it in a bank different to your current one, in case the latter goes bust. Make a mental note that it's for emergencies only, then contrive to live 'safely'.

Save up enough to last you a year and a day off work, and notice how much calmer and confident you feel!

Author Info: T. O' Donnell (http://www.tigertom.com) is an ecommerce consultant in London, UK. His latest project is a loan and mortgage calculator, available at http://www.tigertom.com/mortgages-uk.shtml.

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