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Things to consider buying a new washing machine

April 11, 2011 | Author: prokm | Posted in Squidoo

Location of Automatic Washer To begin with people should determine is where this particular washing machine will be centrally located. Plenty of households and apartments rentals have special zones or hook ups for washing machines. If your residence won’t have this, you are likely to either need to have one installed in the home or …

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What To Look For When Buying A Baby Crib

January 31, 2011 | Author: Bev Owens | Posted in Babies

One of the most important pieces of furniture that you purchase for your baby is the crib. What should you look for when buying a baby crib? Since your baby will spend around 2 to 3 years in a crib before graduating into a full size bed you should consider several things before you buy …

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Making Autumn Root Vegetable Soup

December 2, 2011 | Author: codyman4 | Posted in Recipes

All of the odd looking members of the root vegetable family are apt candidates for the soup pot. Their earthy taste and soothing, rich texture are played to good advantage in this pale, golden hued potage. In addition to those listed below, consider parsley root, rutabaga, turnips, sweet potatoes and winter squash. The Recipe: Ingredients: …

Are Sinus Infections Contagious?

November 24, 2011 | Author: tokyonights7 | Posted in Health

Sinusitis is a condition which affects more than 30 million people in the United States every year. Symptoms include the excretion of thick yellow or green mucus, headaches, tooth pain, post nasal drip, a sore throat, fatigue and bad breath. Sinus infections generally tend to clear up within the course of a week, but chronic …

Interactive Dog Tug Toys and Flying Discs Add to a Dog’s Life

November 24, 2011 | Author: Vikk Simmons | Posted in Dogs

If you enjoy playing games with your dog or are looking for the best interactive dog toys on the market, take a look at Hyper Pet products. They have a line of interactive dog tug toys called Tuggin’ Tails that combine the best of a plush toy and the classic rope toys for dogs. There …

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November 11, 2011 | Author: AJ | Posted in Affiliate Marketing

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Buying Wedding Invitations

November 8, 2011 | Author: lakeerieartists | Posted in Invitations

Planning a wedding is a big job, that can take more than a year to do, depending on the nature of the wedding. One of the most difficult parts of wedding planning is choosing the best wedding invitations for your event. There are so many options when choosing wedding invitations. Besides knowing how many you …

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HubCamp Cleveland March 2011
Today we had our first HubCamp in Cleveland at Lake Erie Artists Gallery with just three people including myself. However, in spite of the small group of people, we had an awesome event. The picture to the left is me standing between the two attendees, Wendy and Alicia. What was so interesting about this HubCamp […]
Should I Sell or Not on My Hubs
As a retail store owner, I am always amazed by the difficulty that people have when trying to decide whether they should sell products on their hubs. The way I look at it, people have been getting paid to write since the beginning of writing, to promote, market, and sell. Don’t you buy stuff every […]
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Making the Sale: Building on Your Existing Success
Once you have found success selling an item, category of items, or a service, then the best way to solidify that success is to broaden the scope. For instance, if you have found success in the niche of selling vintage dining room chairs, then you can broaden the scope in a few ways. You can […]
Planning a Writing Schedule
One of the things that I have found that makes me more successful at writing online for profit is having a writing schedule. For me, this schedule is not set in stone, because my other work schedule has to be woven in and about my writing or vice versa. However, I do write pretty much […]
Making the Sale: Obstacles to Success
Most successful business people can tell you that there are many obstacles to success. This is true for all aspects of business, but since sales are what generate the income for most businesses, obstacles that get in the way of making sales are extremely frustrating and disheartening. What you need to understand is that to […]
Beginners Blog: Do I need Twitter?
Continuing in the series about questions for a beginners blog, we look at the need for social media such as Twitter. If you have been following this series, you know that it began from my husband asking questions about beginning a blog. This week I address the question: Do I need a Twitter account? You […]
Making the Sale: Setting Goals
I am just going to state it baldly. There is no way you are going to be successful at selling if you do not set goals. Bottom line, no way, no how. Goals are essential to growing any kind of business or organization, anything that is meant to draw people to you. If you are […]