Typography is an art that not many people are aware of or don’t have the patience to try. Typography is essentially words in an art form. [click to continue…]

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Did you know that there are 25 categories for the Idiot’s Guide series online? There are numerous posts under those categories too, such as Time Management, Sign Language 101: Basic Signs, Herbology: Muggle Plants in Harry Potter, and How to Get Over a Breakup, just to name a very small few. With these tutorials being offered online, you can very easily create your very own, personalized Idiot’s Guide for yourself or for a friend. If this sounds like something you’d like to do, here’s how to go about it: [click to continue…]

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Why Study Abroad When You’re in College?

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Studying abroad in a foreign country, whether in Europe, Asia, Africa, or elsewhere, is a fantastic opportunity that many college students take advantage of, and for good reason. Many students return from their semester or year abroad a person who has changed for the better. This is the result of several factors.

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Dog Washing Tips

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Washing your dog is an essential part of being a pet owner, and it has the potential to be a great opportunity to bond with your pet. However, if you don’t bathe your dog properly, you risk not only having to deal with a smelly animal, but also allowing him to develop rashes or other [...]

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Custom Architectural Millwork From the Best

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In addition to its specialization in exotic hardwood lumber, J. Gibson McIlvain specializes in architectural millwork. This kind of woodwork—which includes baseboards, paneling, doors, and window casings—is typically made by lumber mills and delivered to the job site.

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Designing a Cutting-Edge Kitchen

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Efficient appliances and smart organization solutions are key elements in a well-designed twenty-first century kitchen. Gone are the days when “homemaking” was a woman’s primary role or formal dining areas were separate from closed-in utilitarian kitchens. Today’s kitchen is the hub of the home and used by adults and children, alike. It needs user-friendly storage [...]

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Who Will Buy My Business?

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Many people considering selling their business, especially transportation businesses, miss important sale opportunities because they doubt their business’s ability to sell. They worry that because their business is struggling, like many businesses in today’s economy, that they will be forced to accept a very low price or that sellers will not be at all interested [...]

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When are Business Valuations Necessary?

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Business valuations, or a professional assessment of the financial worth of your business, are necessary in more situations than many business owners realize. In most situations, it is smartest to have a professional third party, such as a broker, assess the value of your business to prevent disagreements from arising among the parties invested in [...]

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Green Trends in the Transportation Industry

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It seems the green trend has taken permanent root in America. Most Americans nationwide are making an effort to make their lifestyles more sustainable, and transportation companies are doing the same. Tour bus companies, trucking companies, school districts, and even hospitals have all discovered the benefits of saving money by greening their vehicles and reducing [...]

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How to Talk to your Teen about Sex

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Sex. Sex. Sex. Am I making you feel awkward right now? Think about how your child feels when asking you about the “S” bomb; that is, if they ever had. Who cares if they haven’t? Start the conversation. Make sure to be honest, open, and resilient to cutting your child off. Even if they don’t [...]

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