Excitement about the approach of the Federal Communications Commission’s National Broadband Plan, due March 17, is inspiring ever more dramatic calls for greater high-speed Internet connectivity in the United States, reports arstechnica.com. This month, FCC Chair Julius Genachowski declared that the agency wants 260 million Americans hooked up to 100 Mbps broadband by 2020. Not […]
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Houston Press: It would be difficult for even the most refined carnivore to refrain from licking his chops when first laying eyes on this South Brazilian restaurant. Scurrying from table to table are seemingly dozens of waiters in gaucho garb with flashing knives and long skewers of meat. Lunch and dinner are on a flat-rate-per-person
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Have you picked up a copy of my free ebook How I Create Traffic and Revenue from Twitter? If not, you should immediately go download a copy, because on March 2nd it won’t be free anymore. The price will be going up to seven dollars at noon on Tuesday, March 2nd. Here’s that link again:
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Retail Traffic: In an effort to capitalize on consumers’ desire for one-stop shopping, non-retail businesses are increasingly opting to open offices inside supermarkets. In the past few months, the AAA Northern California, Nevada and Utah (AAA NCNU) opened six AAA Express stores inside Lucky Supermarkets in Northern California. Meanwhile, on the Eastern Seaboard, real estate
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Warren Tribune Chronicle: Local entrepreneur Sam Covelli is accustomed to winning awards for his successes in the business world, but he admits that being named 2010 Penguin of the Year by Youngstown State University is special. “It’s quite an honor when you hear of other people that have won the award, like (Ohio State football
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ABC15.com: A company is offering free tax preparation to Valley teachers, school employees, and bus drivers next month. Liberty Tax Service is offering free tax preparation during “Educator Appreciation Days†to new customers from March 1st to March 7th at participating Liberty Tax offices. “Employees involved in educating our children deserve a tax break,” said
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Look around your home office. What do you see? If you’re anything like Pamela Meyer than what you see is probably in need of a little organization, reports 9News.com. Then Meyer stumbled upon Angela Cody-Rouget, a professional organizer who runs a business called Major Mom. Cody-Rouget started the company in 2006, after serving 14 years
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Heck with a better mousetrap. Jason Lucash, 26, is busy inventing compact products that help people listen to music. The Danville Express News reports that Rock-It, developed by Lucash, is a gadget that allows music fans to use any household object as a speaker – it’s the “first ever portable vibration speaker system,” explains Lucash.
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Mailbox Forwarding is a service that allows you to have your paper mail available to you at any time from any where in the world. They provide you with a unique street address and box number that you can have all of your mail sent to. When a piece of mail arrives, their staff will
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It’s a niche still in its infancy. According to the National Baby Planner Association, about 60 businesses in the U.S. and abroad now identify themselves as baby planning companies, reports AOL Small Business. Within the last several years, the growth of baby planning seems to have followed the niche started by the explosion of the
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