johnbrusly: August 2011

Phoenix Bankruptcy Lawyers Offer Free Consultations

Let me guess, you are currently struggling with debt, unable to pay your credit card bills or monthly mortgage. Pretty good guess, huh? No, I am not a psychic. Struggling with debt is a common theme in today?s down economy. Fortunately, the laws of the United States allow consumers a way to get rid of debt. That?s right, I am talking about filing for bankruptcy protection.

How do you know if bankruptcy is a good option for you? You may be wondering whether you qualify for bankruptcy or if filing will cause you to lose your house or car. The good news is that you can schedule a free consultation with a bankruptcy lawyer.

Most Phoenix bankruptcy attorneys offer free bankruptcy consultations for potential bankruptcy debtors to learn more about how bankruptcy can help them erase their debt. The best part is that there is no risk to you ? you can walk away from this consultation without owing a single dollar for the attorney?s time. If you are currently struggling with debt, I suggest you meet with a bankruptcy attorney about your financial portfolio.

Source: http://www.wahmbiztips.com/finance/phoenix-bankruptcy-lawyers-offer-free-consultations/

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Toshiba rumored to be announcing ultra-thin tablet at IFA after chunky Thrive did anything but

With a tablet market dominated by the svelte iPad 2, a device with a "chunky design" isn't bound to Thrive. According to Notebook Italia, Toshiba's expected to announce a new ultra-thin tablet at IFA this week, swapping full-size USB and HDMI ports for micro-USB, micro HDMI, and microSD slots in order to shave off a few millimeters from last year's model, leaving the new device with a sleeker, much more appealing design. The rumored slate is expected to ship with a TI OMAP4460 dual-core 1.5GHz processor, an edge-to-edge screen, and a brushed-metal housing. Other specs, including Android version and screen size are a bit thin at this point, but we should have only a few more days to wait before Toshiba's new tab makes its glorious IFA debut in Berlin.

[Thanks, Marco]

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