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* RAV-Canada line Letters to the Editor *
The devastation wrought by the messy, clogging, seemingly endless construction all along Cambie Street in Vancouver is still the hottest topic around, and these "Cambie warriors" simply WON'T be beaten down.
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* RAV-Canada line Pointless Rally *
Further notes from Sue Heyes. . .
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* Well Wishers International gets its just desserts *
When we first published our exposé on Well Wishers International of Oak Ridge, TN -- and its founder, Mort Walco (AKA Walcowitz) -- we never dreamed our story would be picked up internationally by Reuters News Service! Cheaters never prosper!
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10th Annual SOHO SME Conference & Expo *
If you are a business with 1 to 50 employees, DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL EVENT -- one day only: OCTOBER 12, 2006, Vancouver, BC.
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Fishing on the other side of the Pond: What to do when you are the victim of a faraway, non-paying business associate *
On the face of it, Tennessee resident Mort Walco looked like a stand-up guy, with a good reputation. When local businesswoman Deborah Faurot started to deal on Well Wishers' (Walco's company's) behalf, she had no hint of the trials and tribulations she would face just to get reimbursed for money she had spent on behalf of this apparent deadbeat!
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Garber on Business: Business dinner? Don't whine about wine *
No longer does the haughty sommelier at Le Cavalier Réstaurant Français glare down his well-trained nose and impatiently finger his goûte-vin as he debates how to intimidate you into buying a more expensive wine . . . have things changed in wine snob circles?
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Garber on Business: Safe-guarding your reputation *
Should you worry about your reputation? What is your good name worth to you in business? They say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, but these days the maxim should be amended to "…no fury like a journalist deceived."
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Garber on Small Business: How to be SEEN on the internet *
Only last week, a definitive study was released that basically concluded that advertisers should be moving their budgets to the internet.
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In Celebration of Canada Career Week the YWCA One Stop Career Shop presents. . . *
Get advice from great speakers that could change your career! (This event is FREE!)-- November 1, 2006, North Vancouver, BC.
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New Year's Resolution: organize your home office *
If your financial life feels out of control, it's probably time to tidy up. . .
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Where to donate: Diabetes 'Recycle Ink.' *
The Canadian Diabetes Association and Eco Rez Inc. have joined together to promote the recycling of inkjet and laser cartridges through the Diabetes Recycle Ink. program.
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Yours Best Jobs clumsy harvesting attempt *
Whether respondents are motivated by greed -- or need -- innocent (if somewhat naïve) consumers are exploited by these creeps every day.
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Garber on Business: How to get the media exposure you (think you) deserve *
Nothing annoys a member of the media -- whether they're in print or electronic media -- more than hearing the word "ad." Few of us ever write anything even mildly approaching "advertorial," and we resent the suggestion that our precious words could possibly be up for sale.
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SurveyClub *
Can you really get paid for surveys? At SurveyClub you can! Create a free account today and get paid for surveys in your spare time. A great way to make some extra money, and we highly recommend you check it out.
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The Free-WiFi debate (9): The most WiFi-friendly cities in America *
When it comes to high speed wireless connections, which big cities are the best?
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Work From Home with Match Maven Finance *
Income need a little boost? Perhaps working at home is the solution for you. . .
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