Franchising.com: Keith Gear, VP Finance, is very pleased to welcome Terry Donovan as the new operator of the Grimsby location. “Our Grimsby store has been recognized as the premier pet centre in the region for the past 24 years and we look forward to Terry continuing with this tradition.” Mark Reynolds, President, expressed his appreciation […]
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keloland.com: Every parent knows the frustration of buying new clothes for a child only to see rips and holes in the outfit just days later. One Sioux Falls parent decided to take things into her own hands, and with some help, a new clothing company was born. In a Sioux Falls home office, you’ll often
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Wired: Times are tough, so stop looking for a boring nine-to-five. Use the stalling job market as an excuse to get the hell out of dodge–and into an Airstream, Winnebago, or Fleetwood. With an RV and a few tech hacks, you can create a flexible, self-employed lifestyle on the road. Yesterday’s freeloading hippie is today’s
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MACLEANS.ca: Seventeen years ago, the American novelist Anne LeClaire gave up talking to people for two days each month. LeClaire is married to a fisherman and they have a son and a daughter. At home, she ignores phone calls and won’t talk to her husband. When she’s out, she shows people a card that says
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10News.com: With water becoming a hot commodity, a San Diego man has invented a tool to make sure that not a drop is wasted. Many people have seen broken sprinkler heads that turn into geysers when a lawn is watered. Sometimes, many don’t realize they have one of these water wasters. The broken sprinkler heads
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Advertising Age: Avon’s calling — and a lot more people are answering. As employment falls, the ranks of at-home sales reps are swelling for cosmetics marketers Avon and Mary Kay. In fact, sales are holding up well for the recession-resistant direct-selling business. According to Amy Robinson, VP-communications for the Direct Selling Association, historically during nonrecession
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TimesOnline: In her cosy terraced house in southwest London, Tsai Wharton, looking glam in a black pencil skirt and sparkly make-up, is throwing a soirée with a difference. The manhattans are flowing and friends from university are chatting with her work-mates from the hospitality industry. So far, so routinely Fulham. But these partygoers are here
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Secrets of Millionaire Moms Seven Things You’re Wasting Money On Dry Cleaners Offer Free Services For Unemployed One In Nine Houses In The US Are Empty Dad Takes Hammer To Kid’s Cell For 10,000 Texts
SeattlePI.Com: How does a tight-on-money musician make plans to treat herself to a luxurious massage, accounting help and a marketing consultant? Seattle piano teacher Josie Davis, who intends to partake of all three, says it’s simple: Book the services without having to pay for them. At least not with dollars. Davis is a member of
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The Journal Record: The crushing debt faced by consumers is spawning a growing practice niche for consumer lawyers: suing debt collectors for illegal collection practices. Moore attorney M. Kathi Rawls said she has seen a 40-percent to 50-percent increase in clients coming to her with complaints about debt collectors over the past year. Many times,
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