Posted on 07 January 2011
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It might seem to everyone that nothing in this world is for free. However this is not true. There are certain things that can be obtained for nothing at all. Below we shall consider 22 things that can be obtained for free.
1. Language Lessons
Since the world has become more mobile a good idea would be to learn languages. The good news is that this can be done for free. The internet has made things much easier for people.

You can learn any language that interests you, from, Spanish to Urdu. You can use these resources via podcasts. A good place to start is BBC. You can easily put all the required information into your mp3 player and listen to it whenever you have the time to.
2. Classes At MIT
There are many people who might not have been able to get a good education. This could be due to poor grades or because they were not able to afford going to college. However MIT now offers many of its undergraduate and graduate courses online.
There is a disadvantage. The courses will not actually count towards any actual college credit. However people just wanting to study and increase their knowledge should take up some courses.
3. Museums
Many museums charge very high prices for an entry ticket. However there are a few days that somemuseums offer free entry to people. An example is the summer programs organised by the Art Institute of Chicago.
4. Pets
Nowadays buying a pet can be quite expensive. However it is possible for people to get free pets. Websitessuch as Craiglist and Petfinder do provide free pets.
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Posted on 10 March 2009
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Posted on 25 February 2009
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The Japanese unit of the largest Swiss bank UBS nearly lost 30 trillion yen because of a computer errors. it was about to spend 3 trillion yen (31 billion dollars) to purchase bonds of Capcom, a manufacturer of video games. (Bloomberg Report).
USB Bank officials then explained that they were going to place an order for the purchase of bonds in the amount of 30 million yen (310 thousand dollars), but due to an error, computer added Five zeros to the order.

According to UBS, the deal was concluded on the OTC market and has not been recorded in the Trading System of Tokyo Stock Exchange (BBC Report).
According to Capcom, Famous producer of game series Resident Evil and Street Fighter, the Tokyo Stock Exchange canceled the deal and they apologized from the company. Cancellation was requested by UBS, who also asked for forgiveness for the mistake. This event however did not had any major impact on the trading session.
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