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On this day in 1974, “Happy Days,” a television sitcom set in the 1950s and 1960s, aired for the first time. It ran for 11 seasons, leaving television in July of 1984.

Henry Winkler as Arthur Fonzarelli, or Fonzie, from the hit show “Happy Days.”

The show, set in Milwaukee, primarily followed the Cunningham family — including Richie Cunningham, a red-headed teenager played by now Hollywood director Ron Howard, and his younger sister, Joanie. The most memorable character from the show was high school dropout Arthur Fonzarelli, affectionately known as “The Fonz” or “Fonzie,” played by Henry Winkler. Once “Happy Days” ended, there were several spin-offs: “Laverne & Shirley,” “Mork & Mindy” and “Joanie Loves Chachi.”

“Happy Days” was popular because it depicted a nostalgic and joyful version of the ’50s.

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Maybe the economy really is turning around after all. The holiday numbers are coming in now and it looks as if a surge of last-minute Christmas shoppers gave retailers the big boost they were looking for.

This marks a huge improvement from last year’s horrific Christmas shopping season. Last year sales fell 5.8% for the season which marked the steepest decline in at least 40 years.

A company by the name of Retail Metrics, which tracks earnings for 122 retailers across the United States, expects that the retail industry as a whole will post fourth-quarter profits that will equal or exceed 30%.

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Internet sales saw a nice boost as well growing 4% over the $28 billion mark which was posted in 2008. Internet shopping brought in $29.1 billion in 2009.

The largest growth in Internet sales went to jewelry and watches. They posted an impressive 20% increase. C

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Paying off bills regularly is something that not all debtors give priority. It is under such circumstances that they fall into a vicious cycle of debt. One of the common questions that every debtor would like to find an answer to is How to pay off bills regularly so that you don’t have to borrow from Paul to pay off Peter.

There are various ways in which you can pay off bills to stay current with your payments. They can help you get rid of debts and are mentioned below:

1) Self repayment plan

You can also address debts on your own. Budget your finances and make sure you abide by the budget religiously. This will enable you to keep track of your expenses as well as income. Follow this for a month. And try to curb the expenses that can be deferred for a later period. In this way, you can keep aside some cash that can help you to pay off bills regularly.

2) Enroll for a debt relief program

There are many debt help options that you can enroll for if you want to pay off bills in a hassle free manner. S

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