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Fish (and chips)

Deadline 1/4/2020

Place: Paris



La Bourse de Poisson



Fish has become such a rare and precious commodity that now a special exchange for fish has been opened in a Paris market place. Mme. Angelique de Lyon, the President, has today cut the green ribbon to open the exchange. Mssr. Soulon, Mayor of Paris remarked that "Cet bouse quands excitement pour tous les chefs de Paris".

The key market prices include 272 Yen for fine haddock, £300 for best cod and a remarkable $45… Continue

Added by Neil Spurgeon on May 6, 2010 at 11:24pm — No Comments

Act 5 - Money conversion

I really tried to convert virtual money into actual currency - greeny dollars.


It is virtually imposible. But the other way around is so easy there is already a rate of exchange, as seen on http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/02/ff_futureofmoney/all/1


As it says,…
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Added by THIAGO CARVALHO PELUCIO SILVA on May 4, 2010 at 4:08pm — No Comments

Learn 5 The Barter System

The barter system is a very old system indeed. For centuries humans have used it to trade for goods and services all over the world. I think that this is an excellent system should the money system fail us. We all have talents to share for services or goods. Under the barter system though, we as a community will become closer as we realize that everyone is connected and that we need to take care of our weak and elderly. We will come together as a community and then as a world wide system with a… Continue

Added by sunnydupree on April 25, 2010 at 6:56pm — No Comments

More student exchange needed

Try Living on $2 a day.

I think its important that more people are encouraged to spend time in a developing nation. I think we can create a system here in the US that offers compensation for doing volunteer work in a developing nation.

I think we can have more exchanges going on of people coming here and people going there. I think that universities can take the lead here. Universities seem to be looking for a place to spend their money. Many universities profess social justice and…

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Added by Philip Dujardin on April 23, 2010 at 3:29pm — 2 Comments

Baby Swap Shop opens on Shoreham High Street



Today marks the opening of the first UK Baby Swap Shop, in Shoreham high street. No - you don't swap babies, but you do swap baby clothes and baby toys.



Created as part of the empty shops scheme, unused space on the high street has been made available for a fun and functional community project.



The idea is simple - simply bring along clothes and toys your baby has…

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Added by Katie Piatt on April 22, 2010 at 8:05pm — 3 Comments

Virtual offices providing microloan centers on demand



Here at the Kiva Virtual Office on Aloft Nonprofit Commons Island there's a quiet before the next day of active trading and loans. Over 48000 came in according to the counter at the door and there's no sign of stopping as peer to peer microloans become the standard for middle class development.



Virtual…

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Added by Evo on April 5, 2010 at 7:00am — No Comments

Learn 5 - A Barter Exchange Transaction example that works

Hi Guys and Gals....

Barter Exchanges Can work, and are not always subject to straight swapping:

This is a working example, called BarterCard:

quote:

TRANSACTION…

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Added by Lynn Caldwell on April 1, 2010 at 11:03am — 5 Comments

Escaping the trap of credit cards

I read a bunch of personal finance bloggers - I have ever since the pre-recession media frenzy because I felt it was a more positive step than absorbing the body blows of constant media despair. The frugality folks may be a little anal about washing Baggies for reuse, more exacting than a lot of us, but they usually give off the energy of "can do" around the nation's fiscal issues.

So I'm no stranger to sites like freecycle.org - which I've used to give away things - and as a…

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Added by Betsy Aoki on April 1, 2010 at 2:30am — No Comments

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The exchange works directly for state and public workers and servants. It gives them credit in exchange for the amount of public work they contribute to the community. The more constructive they are based off a base rate the more credit they recieve.
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