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Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Simple plumbing tricks you can (really!) do yourself

Whether it's a problem with your sink, toilet or pipes, a typical plumbing service call can set you back about $150. But there's hope: Some of these issues are actually easy and inexpensive to fix on your own. And if we can do it, so can you. Leaky toilets are a common issue and can raise your water bill. But how do you know you if even have a leak? Here's a simple test: Put a few drops of food coloring in the tank and wait 15 minutes. If you see any color appear in the water below, chances are you have a leak. The culprit may be a worn-out flapper in the tank. Luckily, they're easily replaceable for less than $3.

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Drug Retail Prices More Than Double in 7 Years, AARP Says

Retail drug prices, on average, more than doubled over a seven-year period, according to data from AARP. The nonprofit's latest Rx Price Watch report, which tracks prescription drugs widely used by older Americans, found that the retail cost of prescription drug therapy reached an average of $11,341 per drug, per year in 2013. That's up from an average of $5,571 in 2006, when Medicare implemented its prescription drug benefit, Medicare Part D. Leigh Purvis, director of health services research in AARP's Public Policy Institute, tells the Associated Press:

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The Voice Cambodia (Lady)

Read latest news with isharenews2days.blogspot.com you will be updated with Political News, Animals Clip, Videos, Comedy, Music, Movie, hot news which are currently happen in Cambodia and around the world. If you like your news please share it to your friends to let them know as what you know! Thanks you for coming isharenews2days.blogspot.com.Thank You For Your Watching.

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Winners and Losers in J.D. Power's 2016 Vehicle Dependability Study

It's no secret that automakers competing in the U.S., as well as globally, want to attract younger and more affluent customers. The good news for them is that technology and infotainment systems, which connect your car to your smartphone or other mobile devices, continue to attract both types of consumers to dealerships. But there's a downside. Many of these technologies are buggy, and are driving up the number of reported problems with vehicles. That's apparent in J.D. Power's recently released Vehicle Dependability Study. Here's a look at how automakers stacked up in the rankings, and why it matters.

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he U.S. added 242,000 jobs in February, a healthy number – easily exceeding analysts’ expectations -- that should help ease concerns the economy is falling back into a recession. The headline unemployment rate was 4.9%, the lowest level in eight years. Analysts had predicted 190,000 new jobs last month at that the unemployment rate would hold steady at 4.9%. The labor force participation rate also ticked higher to 62.9%, according to data released Friday by the U.S. Labor Department, a positive sign that thousands of workers have gotten off the sidelines and re-entered the workforce. And job creation in December and January was revised higher, adding 30,000 additional jobs for the two-month period.

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