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Wednesday, 10 October 2007 |
By Khoon Eng
 According to the law of attraction we attract all that we constantly focus on. If we think about the relation between the law of attraction and quantum physics, the quantum physics explains that nothing in this world is fixed and there are no limitations. Quantum physics also explain that all that exists in the universe is vibrating energy.
If you want to achieve your desires and come out of the feeling of getting stuck, you need to believe that everything in this world is energy and this energy exists in a state of potential. You also require to apply the law of attraction to achieve success. Remember that we are the creators of the universe. According to the classical physics of Newton, the universe is made up of discrete blocks of building. These blocks are solid and cannot be changed.
The quantum physics delivers an explanation that there are no separate parts of the universe. Everything exists in the form of fluid and keeps on transforming from time to time. The physics sees this world as a deep ocean of energy that keeps on |
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Tuesday, 09 October 2007 |
By Tom Dawson
 Consumers are still facing pressure on their finances from utility suppliers despite a number of price cuts, it has been suggested.
Findings released by uSwitch indicate that bills increased by some 38 per cent, or 277 pounds, over the course of 2006. However, following a 56 per cent decrease in wholesale energy prices so far this year, providers are only said to have implemented price cuts of up to 100 pounds. With just over three quarters (78 per cent) of consumers not making full use of more competitive deals offered by other providers, the price comparison website suggested that Britons may not receive the 177 pounds each (a total of more than 3 billion pounds) that they are still owed in reductions. Meanwhile, the firm also raised concerns that suppliers will use seasonal variations in wholesale prices as an excuse to stave off from making any more cuts, despite many energy companies being "well positioned" to do so.
Ann Robinson, director of consumer policy for uSwitch, claimed that unless households fail to act then pressure on their finances could continue, which in turn may extend |
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