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I started
“I started pitching one month ago,” Anderson said. “A friend of mine is a member and he convinced me to come out and try it. So I tried it and I liked it. In The Expendables 3, Barney (Sylvester Stallone), … Continue reading
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Obamacare Survival Guide
We don’t normally promote books on this blog, and our comments about Obamacare’s long term viability are well known, but the book of the title is a really useful guide for small business to understanding what’s going on. We’ve worked … Continue reading
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Over the last 25 years
Some of my favorite zinfandels are in the $15 $20 range. They taste like zinfandel rather than super ripe berry syrup. For example, the 2012 Artezin Mendocino County Zinfandel ($17) is spicy and briary, with zinny berry fruit and a … Continue reading
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Surviving Obamacare, Part II
This is our second case study on how to work around the diktats of Obamacare and assumes that implementation might take place in Jan. 2014. As we have said in previous posts, we doubt this will happen, but one never … Continue reading
Pretty Good Privacy
With the current commotion regarding privacy in one’s personal and business communications, we thought we’d pass a long a cool little piece of software that allows you to encrypt emails and voice transmissions. Of course, your recipient has to have … Continue reading
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Surviving Obamacare Part I
The idea for this series of posts came from a blog actually involving a Phoenix-based pizza chain that clearly doesn’t know what to do to cope with Obamacare, and is probably isn’t getting good advice, either. Keep in mind that next … Continue reading
We had to excavate the side of the house
We had to excavate the side of the house and grind out the cracks. Then we filled them in with hydraulic cement, which expands as it dries so it seals the area. Because as soon as you cross the border … Continue reading
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10 Questions to Ask When Determining Your Salary
This post, which appeared in Entrepreneur.com, is very useful for a variety of reasons, the biggest of which is once you start making money, it’s frequently hard to determine how much you, the owner, should be paid. However, the article … Continue reading
Obamacare Hits Some Rocks and Shoals
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