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...These issues should be easy and cheap to find in any comic store with a halfway decent back stock. Mile High Comics offers "fair-condition" copies for 50 cents. I do not think they were ever collected in a trade paperback...
Fidel Castro once sought to challenge international capitalism by distributing weapons in the Third World; now he hopes to do the same with AIDS drugs. The Cuban leader on Tuesday signed an agreement with South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki to promote the development and distribution of cheap alternatives to the AIDS drugs marketed by Western pharmaceutical corporations, which are often priced beyond the reach of most HIV patients in the developing world. Castro also vowed to put Cuba's pharmaceutical industry to work on helping countries such as South Africa and Brazil manufacture generic versions of the drug treatments...
...have lived there for decades. Increasingly, standard-issue low riders and banged-up Toyotas are being edged out by Volvos and SUVs. Over on Mission Street, Foreign Cinema, a limo-flanked, chichi restaurant that opened up right across the street from La Taqueria, legendary purveyor of my favorite cheap burrito, has become the latest target of neighborhood rage. And in nearby Noe Valley, the rundown Victorian duplex where I rented a two-bedroom for $600 a month sold last year for $840,000 (a steal, I'm told...
Many tourists who come for the cheap fares--a lot of them students and budget travelers who first used Reykjavik as a stopover on flights to Europe--get hooked on the place and become regulars. "I've been here five times," says Karin Ciescik, 45, a New York insurance broker. "I'm a polar buff. I just love the cold." Jeff Warren, managing director of Britain's Windrush Management, chose Iceland for a company holiday. Why? "If we went to Tenerife, we'd just hang around on the beach and drink, mon, so we decided to branch out," says this...
...other inexpensive funds pop up on the Mutual Fund Education Alliance's website www.mfea.com) Look at the listings under "Funds for $50 or Less" and "Lowest Minimum Investment." But remember: you don't want to throw money at a fund just because you can get in on the cheap. You still need to look at expenses (they should be less than 1.1%) as well as at the fund's long-term performance, strategy and fund family. Stashing money away in drips and drabs builds discipline for investing. And even though there may be more bad news to come, when prices...