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By Dr. Kevin Nunley
Don walked across the street from his house to mine to announce he had finally [...]

Younger workers aged 34, give or take, are leaving New Hampshire at a precipitous rate that threatens the healt of the economy long term according to the Concord Monitor.
High rents, lack of activities, and most importantly lack of good jobs is causing kids to look elsewhere for work.
Some hope that telecommuting could be part of [...]

Was your business affected by Hurricane Katrina? This may be of help to you…
IRS Announces Additional Postponement of Filing and Payment Deadline for Businesses in the Gulf Coast
WASHINGTON — As part of the continuing effort to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina, the Internal Revenue Service will grant to businesses in the Gulf Coast an additional [...]

Here’s an update on link availability for Commission Junction affiliates that appeared on their site…
Upcoming Changes in Getting Links
On August 30, 2006 publishers will notice changes in getting links in the CJ Account Manager™. This change will make it easier for publishers to choose either HTML or JavaScript links. To reiterate there are no plans [...]

If you love browsing through the “Inc 500″ list of the fastest growing, privately held companies, here’s the 2006 Inc 500 list online. You can at least check out the TOP companies but must subscribe to get all 500.

“Cybersquatters” and “typosquatters” are the target of Microsoft’s latest legal action…
The Redmond, Wash., software giant said cybersquatters and typosquatters - people who register Web addresses either with trademarked terms or with common misspellings in the hopes of luring Web surfers who mistype addresses into their browsers - are now registering more than 2,000 domains each [...]

I was at a seminar that was actually UNRELATED to business at all in New Hampshire, nevertheless the speaker confirmed what I suspected.
In this town, there was no public sewer.

All the homes in the area were on a minimum of 3 acres to allow for septic systems.
Needless to say, it was a bit rural… usually [...]

Large network marketing organizations tend to be diligent about collecting sales tax.
If yours is not, problems may lie ahead.
From Jim Richmond Professional Tax Services taxman_jr@yahoo.com via www.mlmatty.com…
One of the more perplexing questions facing direct selling companies today is the administration of state and local sales taxes. The general rule of law places the responsibility to [...]

Here’s an excellent tip from the Home Based Business Blog:
I’ve noticed that an increasing number of web news outlets, particularly local and regional news websites, will allow comments on their articles. Usually to comment, you have to register as a user. In most cases, registration is free and you just have to put in some [...]

Jonathan Leger weighs in on the topic, but because the page has Google Adsense running on it, I’d say the short answer is “don’t burn your bridges with Google!”
It has been my experience, and that of many other publishers from what I read on the forums, that YPN pays much more per click, as a [...]