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Apr 11, The Ezine Acts Bookshop Exhibits My Own Books & Some Useful Books!

My books on the Ezine Acts Bookshop & some other useful books by titles and authors. You can save money on selected books about your interests, or use the bookstore to publish your books, or to promote books you like.




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Idaho Women’s Business Center Held Inaugural Open House in Nampa

The Idaho Women's Business Center (IWBC) marked a significant milestone for the state's business community with its inaugural Open House on Tuesday, November 5. Located at 5465 E Terra Linda Way, Room 106, in Nampa, the center welcomed over 30 attendees, including Tobin Dixon, Deputy District Director for the SBA Boise District office, and executives from Business Impact NW. Tobin Dixon states, "Today marks an [PR.com]




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Manuel De Lorenzi e Pepe @ Clickhouse Party (Mc) - report by Shy

Manuel De Lorenzi e Pepe @ Clickhouse Party (Mc) - report by Shy




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Comer says special counsel indicted Hunter Biden to ‘protect him’ from House GOP investigation

Comer says special counsel indicted Hunter Biden to ‘protect him’ from House GOP investigation | 8 Dec 2023 | House Oversight Chair James Comer told CNN’s Jake Tapper on Friday he believes special counsel David Weiss indicted Hunter Biden to shield him from his scheduled deposition next week in front of Comer’s committee. “My concern […]




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Welcome to the Distance Education Clearinghouse

The Distance Education Clearinghouse is a comprehensive and widely recognized Web site bringing together distance education information from Wisconsin, national, and international sources. New information and resources are being added to the Distance Education Clearinghouse on a continual basis. click...




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How cross cultural differences caused Korean Airlines problems

A very interesting post on how cross cultural differences between makers of airplanes Boeing and Airbus (located in small power distance countries) and pilots from South Korea (large power distance country) caused series of dangerous situations and accidents in the late 90’s. Planes produced by Airbus and Boeing are supposed to be flown by 2 …




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Announcement - College Open House

If you're located in the Southern California/Los Angeles Area and want
to attend a career college Open House, call either 626.927.0123 or either
626.927.0124 for details. Best wishes with your Military Transition.


Johnetta Matthews
Veterans In Motion




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Used Motos

Motorcycle Dealer, Triumph Dealer, BMW Dealer, Ducati Dealer | San Rafael




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Use your color histogram to correct your white balance

Have you ever noticed that when you are shooting an image, you look at the image on your screen on your camera and you notice right away that the colors do not look right? You know, they are too blue or too red or whatever. Yes you can run into this situation even when you are shooting with a camera that has a great auto white balance setting. As you get more and more careful with the quality of your images and when you want to capture super high quality images the first time so that you can limit post production edits. So how do you fix this color issue which is a white balance issue?




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The Museum of Modern Art: New York City

The Museum of Modern Art (stylized MoMA) is an art museum located in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, United States, on 53rd Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. It has been important in developing and collecting modernist art, and is often identified as the most influential museum of modern art in the world.[1] The museum's collection offers an unparalleled overview in modern and contemporary art,[2] including works of architecture and design, drawings, painting, sculpture, photography, prints, illustrated books and artist's books, film, and electronic media. Wiki




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The Flowers of Yves Saint Laurent exhibition at the YSL Museum until 4th May 2025

The Yves Saint Laurent Museum has a new exhibition exploring one of the clothes designer’s main themes – flowers, part of his love of nature and also a name (‘les fleurs’) he used to call his models… With over thirty creations on display, this new exhibition is presented much like a book, with each chapter […]



  • Art and Culture

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Trompe-l’Œil exhibition at the Marmottan Museum until 2nd March 2025

The Marmottan Museum, which celebrates its 90th birthday this year, has a new exhibition on the vast and fascinating topic of trompe-l’œil – the representation of the real in art. And while the term trompe-l’œil was coined sometime around 1800, the art it describes existed many centuries previously, as the museum shows with over 80 […]




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Nadia Léger – an Avant-Garde Woman exhibition at the Maillol Museum until 23rd March 2025

More than a simple exhibition, the Maillol Museum (not far from our hotels) has a new retrospective of the work of Nadia Khodossievitch-Léger, one of the most important painters of the 20th century, with over 150 paintings on show. Nadia Léger and her work have all but been forgotten, perhaps because of her political leanings, […]



  • Art and Culture

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Malthouse’s West Coast IPA Challenge outgrows venue

One of the biggest events on the Wellington craft beer calendar, Malthouse’s West Coast IPA Challenge, is expanding due to a positive case of growing pains. Colin Mallon, Malthouse Operations Guy and WCIPAC organiser, says this year’s 9th Annual West Coast IPA Challenge (WCIPAC) will expand its festivities to Malthouse’s sister bar, Fork & Brewer on Bond Street, due to increasingly large crowds turning up to see who will win Best West Coast IPA and take home the Golden Gumboots. The annual event, taking place on Friday, 29 July, sees brewers showcase their skills with hops by brewing West Coast IPAs, a […]




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What Are PLR Membership Sites and How to Use PLR Products?

The term “PLR” stands for Private Label Rights and PLR Membership Sites are websites dedicated to distribution of PLR Products in the form of PLR EBooks, PLR Videos, PLR Information Products, PLR Plugins, PLR Themes, PLR Business in a Box Solutions and more. Most PLR Membership Websites will require you to pay a monthly recurring […]

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  • PLR Membership Sites

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5 Classic Ways to Use PLR Contents to Make Money Online

Are you in the Internet Marketing business and still struggling to get fresh content written or outsourced? Are you still in a fix about how to research for content that should go to your business blog? And Are you tired of writing your stuff and then editing and re-editing it? If your answer to any […]

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  • Make Money Online

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Stone's Throw Causes Ripples

Simon Wiesenthal spoke at a huge temple in Los Angeles in 1978. I paid the fee and bought one of his books in order to see him speak in person. He was said to be in poor health at the time--he was 70 years old--and I wanted to see the man who I thought was the figurehead of the mantra of the Holocaust--of the Jews murdered by the Nazis in WWII--to "never forget," and thus never repeat, such atrocities.

Mr. Wiesenthal signed my copy of Sails of Hope, his book that concludes that Christopher Columbus was Jewish, which Mr. Wiesenthal wrote, among many others, in order to raise funds for his Jewish Historical Documentation Center in Austria. I wonder if I had known that he was to live another 26 years, if I would have gone to see him speak that day.

I remember what he said to this day, 32 years later. I was stunned by his ferocity, and his profound and unfamiliar ideas!

Wiesenthal was known as a Nazi criminal hunter. That was the simplistic explanation for his documentation of thousands of Nazis who escaped Germany after the war and whom Wiesenthal methodically tried to bring to justice, in order to keep the memory of the crimes alive.

I even remember a period in my youth when people, including Jews,said "enough is enough--let's put all this behind us and move on." Wiesenthal never heard that. He only knew that the memory of the holocaust would prevent it from happening again.

But I could not have imagined that he would have an idea I hadn't already heard, in his speech the day I saw him. And to this day, what he said has not been heard enough.

I can remember the basic premise, not the actual words--Mr. Wiesenthal said that the Jews of the world, the world Jewish community, lost so many friends after the war, because the common cry, the universal appeal for humanity, was that 6 million Jews--civilians, not soldiers--were systematically killed by the Nazis in WWII. Mr. Wiesenthal said that the world Jewish community, trying to gain support for their cause as a misplaced people, and as a beaten-down people, lost empathy from other non-Jewish groups by repeating this number: 6 million murdered--because in Europe, under Hitler's Nazis, there were also 5 million non-Jewish civilians murdered--11 million total non-combative innocent men, women and children--murdered by the Nazis in Europe.

I have heard the number of 6 million Jews killed in the holocaust all my life--but I always correct that if I can to say that an additional 5 million were killed by the Nazis in Europe--political dissidents, Gypsies, homosexuals, clerics, handicapped--11 million total.

The other point Mr. Wiesenthal made, which should have been obvious but was not, was that most of the Nazi war criminals he had in his files were not old men--they were younger than I am today which is 60. Why was this an important and shocking statement? Because my generation considered World War II to be ancient history, and it wasn't. It had happened as recently back then, as the Vietnam War seems to us today--35 years. So, people of my generation, children of the 50's--Clinton's fellow baby-boomers--should be able to relate to events such as Wiesenthal describes with an equally objective point of view.

Guess again!

Mr. Wiesenthal left out of the calculation of 11 million killed, additionally the Russians who were non-combative personnel. Who can tally the tens of millions of Russian people killed by Hitler's army, as well as by the dictator himself, Stalin?

It's no secret that today the American quasi Jewish community harbors such difference of opinion and outlook that an article which describes this appeared in the New York Review Of Books under the title The Failure of the American Jewish Establishment. There are young liberal Jews, Jewish Zionists who support Israel, liberal secular Israeli Jews--on and on.

There are Jews around the world who are poor--hundreds of thousands in New York City alone--to counter the "rich Jew" stereotype. There is also a highly persuasive, mega-rich, powerful Jewish lobby which has openly been able to steer US pro-Israel policy since that country's inception 62 years ago. While many people have voiced concerns about a skewed US friendship with Israel due to disproportionate influence from the affluent American Jewish community, who can blame Jews for concerns about protection and betrayal?

After 2000 years of anti-Jewish hatred in the western world culminating with the systematic killing of half of the Jews in the entire world in WWII, any remarks made in a public forum which reinforce old negative stereotypes, or make up new ones, raise a tremendous response from many Jews and their friends.

Oliver Stone's recent remarks about Jews in a newspaper interview are an example of how crackpot statements can cause trouble, and also how over-reaction to someone who happens to be in the public eye can add flame to a fire that should be put out, not fanned on.

Stone is an award-winning filmmaker who is very good at his craft. His forays into politics, both in his films like the conspiracy in JFK, and his friendships with unsavory Latin American despots, show him to have an open mind, but not necessarily more than a superficial one.

Some of what Stone said were,

"...that Hitler caused more damage to the Russian people than to Jewish people, but that the American focus on the Holocaust stems from the "Jewish domination of the media."

"Hitler was a Frankenstein but there was also a Dr. Frankenstein...German industrialists, the Americans and the British. He had a lot of support...

"Hitler did far more damage to the Russians than [to] the Jewish
people, 25 or 30 [million killed]."

The reason few people know this, according to Stone?

"The Jewish domination of the media," he said. "There's a major lobby in the United States. They are hard workers. They stay on top of every comment, the most powerful lobby in Washington. Israel has f***** up United States foreign policy for years."
Stone immediately apologized for these remarks, lest he insult the "Jews who dominate Hollywood" and lose funding for a future project. The most stunning and fascinating thing is that Stone was basically right about what he was saying, except his facts and presentation were wrong if not goofy. He still got pilloried by, among others, the Anti-Defamation League ("This is the most absurd kind of analysis and shows the extent to which Oliver Stone is willing to propound his anti-Semitic and conspiratorial views.") and The American Jewish Committee ("By invoking this grotesque, toxic stereotype, Oliver Stone has outed himself as an anti-Semite," David Harris, the group's executive director, said in a statement. "For all of Stone's progressive pretensions, his remark is no different from one of the drunken, Jew-hating rants of his fellow Hollywood celebrity, Mel Gibson.")

And his connection of the Jewish lobby in Washington to the lack of facts getting out about numbers of Russians killed in WWII and Hitler's involvement--serves to aggravate anti-Semitic sentiment rather than to instigate intelligent discussion.

Since Stone is half-Jewish, it's hard to label him anti-Semitic. Rather, the term for a label could be "misinformed," or "loudmouth?" Also, it would be nice, if not unbelievable, if Foxman and Harris were equally incensed and vocal when someone with a public platform made ridiculous rants against Muslims, simply because a handful out of millions who follow Islam are renegade terrorist monsters, or otherwise foment hatred. Seems like we Americans like labels more than we relish understanding and tolerance.

Wouldn't it be a better outcome, instead of finger-pointing and name calling, if Stone's half-cocked, unstudied remarks started a new, objective, real analysis among Americans about our government's policy towards Israel, and Israel's policy toward an imminent peaceful settlement of issues in the Middle East?

With nuclear weapons involved, we all--Jews and non-Jews--have a stake in this ongoing process, and our best hope is that cool heads prevail.




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Use High Intensity Intervals to Lose Weight

What is High Intensity Interval Training all about?




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5 Great Reasons to Use Creatine Supplements

Why you should be using creatine whether you are weight training, bodybuilding or playing amateur or professional sports.




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Do You Need to Use Protein Supplements When Weight Training?

Eating nutritious meals high in protein can eliminate or reduce your usage of protein powder supplements when strength training.




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4 Reasons to Use the Life Fitness Glute Exercise Machine

Strengthens and tones the glutes but also works the leg muscles.




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5 Most Common Causes of Knee Pain

Learn more about the five most common causes of knee pain.




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Did You Find This Online Running App Useful

Vingo running app offers the runner an immersive experience for indoor running.




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Creatine Benefits and How to Use

Micronized creatine monohydrate is an important supplement to use for any exercise activity due to its many benefits.




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BCAA Supplements Benefits and Use

Benefits of using a BCAA powder when exercising or weight training and its use as a supplement.




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How to Create a Simple Home Gym You Will Actually Use

What to consider when designing and creating your custom and ideal home gym that will meet your fitness goals and motivate you to exercise from the comfort of your own home.




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How Quarterback Tom Brady Uses the Foam Roller to Stay in Shape and as a Massage Tool

Discover how former NFL quarterback Tom Brady maintained peak shape using the foam roller. Learn how he used it as a powerful massage tool for injury prevention and faster muscle recovery. Unlock the benefits of using a foam roller.




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Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (NMN) Supplements: A Deep Dive into Their Potential Benefits and Uses

Science behind NMN, nicotinamide mononucleotide supplements - possible better aging and longer longevity health benefits and points to consider for those who want to include it in their health and wellness program.




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RLDA TO TAKE UP FIRST GROUP OF VACANT RAILWAY LAND SITES FOR COMMERCIAL USE VERY SOON




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Open Houses in Birmingham!

Now there's an easy way to find the open houses in the Birmingham, AL area with just the click of your mouse.

Weichert, Realtors - Access Realty has just launched www.8YellowBalloons.com

Tune in to 8yellowballoons.com every week to see where the open houses are going to happen. You would drive around looking but it's a lot easier with a map.

You can also custom design your own Open House Home Tour!




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Spotify approaches 300 million monthly active users as podcast investment pays off

Spotify on Wednesday said its monthly active user count reached 299 million in the most recent quarter ending June 30. That is an increase of 29 percent year-over-year and brings the streaming giant just shy of that 300 million MAU milestone.

Taking a closer look, we see that Spotify finished the second quarter with 138 million premium (paying) subscribers, up 27 percent compared to the same period a year earlier. The company said its Family Plan continues to be a big driver of performance and further plugged the expansion of its new Premium Duo subscription offering for couples.




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21% Of Spotifys Users Engage With Podcasts – A Breakdown On The Rise Of Podcasting

The COVID-19 restrictions that many countries had to endure forced many people to seek alternative forms of entertainment. One such form is podcasting which has grown in popularity over recent years. According to the most recent financial reports, Spotify reported that 21% of the monthly active users (MUA) have engaged in at least one podcast in the past month.  Data presented by Stockapps.com breaks down the rise of podcasting.

Spotify Records 5% Increase in Podcast Engagement between Q4 of 2019 and Q2 of 2020

The Joe Rogan Experience – the title of Rogans podcast, was the highest-earning podcast of 2019 with revenue of $30M. In September 2020, Joe Rogan officially began his podcasting contract with media giants Spotify, which will eventually see his entire library of content migrate to the platform. The deal is reported to be over $100M.

Spotify has been expanding its podcasts catalogue as they continue to see strong growth in that particular segment. The rate of consumption of podcasts has been growing by triple-digit percentage numbers for the last few years. In Q4 of 2019 16% of Spotifys monthly active users engage in podcast content, by Q2 2020 that number had jumped to 21%.




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Spotify says It Is dominating the podcasting market because of a million-plus tiny podcasts

Spotifys $100 million-plus Anchor acquisition is seemingly paying off. In data released today as part of its annual Wrapped look-back on the year, the company says Anchor, which makes podcast creation software, powered 80 percent of new podcasts on Spotify this year, meaning the software contributed more than 1 million shows to Spotify’s catalog in 2020 alone. Overall, Anchor powers 70 percent of Spotifys total podcast catalog, or around 1.3 million out of over 1.9 million shows.




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Spotify says it is dominating the podcasting market because of a million-plus tiny podcasts

Spotifys $100 million-plus Anchor acquisition is seemingly paying off. In data released today as part of its annual Wrapped look-back on the year, the company says Anchor, which makes podcast creation software, powered 80 percent of new podcasts on Spotify this year, meaning the software contributed more than 1 million shows to Spotifys catalog in 2020 alone. Overall, Anchor powers 70 percent of Spotifys total podcast catalog, or around 1.3 million out of over 1.9 million shows.

Anchor-hosted shows account for more consumption of third-party podcast content on Spotify than any other podcast hosting or distribution provider
Spotify says Anchor’s top five markets in 2020, by total number of shows, were the US, Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, and Great Britain. In Indonesia, Spotify signed nine shows to become exclusives. Meanwhile, the fastest-growing markets, looking at the average monthly increase in new shows, are India, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, and Indonesia. India accounts for nearly 40,000 Anchor-made shows and has been growing at an average of 22 percent month-over-month increase in 2020.




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8 Tricks to Stay Focused During Training

It’s not every employee’s favorite task but it’s time for your online training course and you would rather sift through your emails than make the time to log on. But you know you have to get it done. Don’t let other work distractions get in the way of your course; here are 5 tricks to stay focused:

Schedule it: Depending on how long your online course is, schedule it into your calendar and set a reminder. Making time for it, instead of just finding the time, will help you actually complete the work. Adjust your day accordingly to fit around your training course.

Time it: Choose to take the course during your lightest time of the day and when you are most ready to work. Typically the first two hours after lunch or when you first arrive at work are good times. 

Close your door: Don’t be afraid to close your door and post a ‘do not disturb’ sign. Keeping your door closed will deter people from walking into your office and distracting you.

Log off: Log off your email and any other websites that are distracting, including your company's internal instant message application. Log off and stay off until your course is complete.

Turn off notifications: Turn your phone ringer off on both your cell phone and work phone until you complete your course. You can even turn off your email notifications to help you remain on task.

Just say no:If you are in the position to do so, just say no. There are times when it is okay just to say ‘no, thank you’ at work. If someone comes to you for help or a question, it is okay to ask them to come back at a later time or to seek help elsewhere.
Sit up straight:Not only is sitting up with both feet on the floor and your shoulders back good for your posture but it's also great for your ability to focus. Getting your body ready can help you stay focused on your course.
Allow for a break: Some courses take a long time to complete and you may want to schedule a break in the middle. Allow yourself to get up for a cup of coffee or take a restroom break. Five minutes should help, then it’s back to the course! 


Guest Blog Contributor By-line:
This guest post is contributed by Debra Johnson, blogger and editor of nanny babysitter.  She welcomes your comments at her email Id: - jdebra84 @ gmail.com.




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Mac Users Making a Comeback at Yale

Apple has made a much larger comeback in Yale student and faculty computing than its 10 to 12 percent national market share would indicate.




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MacWise Terminal Emulation for Macintosh Lower Prices for 20 or more users

We are pleased to announce that the price per user has been lowered to $65 per user for site licenses of 20 to 49 users.




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Say it & Mail it FREE to first 50 people who use it to locate and report oil soaked birds along the Gulf Coast

I was motivated by a news report showing an ABC correspondent having trouble getting through by phone to report a flock of oil-soaked pelicans. The news report made me realize that the iPhone is a great tool for reporting the location of birds needing help. It's built-in GPS capabilities make it a natural for reporting the location of birds needing help.




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Use your flat screen monitor with your Apple IIgs

My first computer was an Apple II. I progressed to an Apple IIgs and then to Mac. But I still have my Woz Signature Apple IIgs and a box full of floppies with games and AppleWorks data.

If you are like me and no longer have the IIgs monitor, you may find it difficult to find one again.
But all you need is about $50 in parts and you can make your flat screen monitor work with your Apple IIgs.




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House Plant Secrets

How to care for any type of house plant. Answers to 1001 Questions



  • Home & Family -- Garden

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Infidelity! Cheating husbands? Cheating spouse? Extramarital Affairs - adultery and divorce. Signs of a cheating spouse. Surviving marital infidelity, extramarital affairs. Adultery sign.

Infidelity! Cheating husbands? Cheating spouse? Extramarital Affairs - adultery and divorce. Signs of a cheating spouse. Surviving marital infidelity, extramarital affairs. Adultery sign.



  • Home & Family -- Marriage

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Happy Housetraining

DO YOU HAVE A NEW DOG OR PUPPY?



  • Home & Family -- Pets

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Dogs - Dog Training - House Training - House Breaking - Puppy Potty Training

Detailed step by step guide to fast and effective dog house training.



  • Home & Family -- Pets

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The Real Estate IRA: Use Your "Self Directed IRA, Roth or 401(k) + Loan to Buy Investment Property.

Discover the Wealth Building Power of The "Real Estate IRA"



  • Home & Family -- Real Estate

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How to Build Your Free House

The ONLY Website in the World That Teaches You How to Order Your Brand-New, Custom-Built Dream House, Paying an Average 42% LESS Than You Could Sell It For...



  • Home & Family -- Real Estate

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Puppy Housetraining: The Ultimate Guide, Second Edition

STOP PICKING UP AFTER YOUR DOG AND LEARN HOW THIS PROVEN TECHNIQUE CAN CHANGE YOUR DOG'S BEHAVIOR WITHIN A COUPLE OF DAYS



  • Home & Family -- New Products

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What is Fair Use?

Regardless of whether you manage an RSS feed or syndicate existing feeds, it is a good idea to become familiar with what constitutes fair use under copyright laws. Fair use allows portions of copy written material to be reproduced or republished without the consent or permission from the copyright holder.

What is Fair Use?




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Lawyers Use RSS Feeds

Lawyers have never been known as a technical bunch, but more and more often you see a lawyer with a palm pilot making appointments and a blackberry for those urgent messages. Electronic gadgets are now common in the courthouses across the US. Lawyers have increased productivity by utilizing technology so it should come as no surprise that lawyers are using RSS feeds as a means to grow and manage their practices.

Lawyers Use RSS Feeds




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100 Uses of RSS Feeds

Many equate RSS with blogs and little else. However, we have found that RSS is multi-faceted and has a scope far beyond blogs. Take a look at these 100 ways that RSS is being used in real world situations:

100 Uses of RSS Feeds




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Cheap New And Used Cars - Auction Bargains

Thousands of cars become government & bank property every day through various seizure and surplus laws. The constant exchange of vehicles and the enormous expense to store them, means amazing deals and guaranteed rock bottom prices for you! As Much as 80% - 90% OFF!



  • Sports & Recreation -- Autos