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(Chicago) – Kristie Tamsevicius and Rick Rimmele — are now man and wife. The two tied the knot during a private ceremony on May 16, 2010 at the Flamingo Hotel gardens in Las Vegas.
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Work at Home Expert Kristie Tamsevicius Weds Photography Studio Owner Rick Rimmele
The corporate affairs ministry will initiate talks with the commerce ministry and RBI to allow global audit firms like KPMG, Deloitte, Ernst & Young and PriceWaterhouseCoopers to open shops in the country. “This matter is not for us alone (to decide), it is a matter which involves the RBI as also the commerce ministry..
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Khurshid for entry of global auditors
The government is in a soup over its efforts to undo a judicial order on a crucial tax policy through retrospective amendment to the relevant law. Through Finance Act 2010, the government had sought to levy service tax on renting of immovable property to businesses, despite the fact a similar law enacted three years ago remained non-enforceable, thanks to a Delhi High Court ruling on a petition challenging the law filed by major retailers
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Govt approaches SC over service tax on renting
Being a freelance writer and working from home are great. There are some obvious cost savings. For example, you won’t have to pay the cost of commuting to and from work, so you’ll save money on gas.
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Is Working From Home Really Cheaper?
The Automated Profit Package sales page has the look and feel of a lot of other questionable sites that WorkAtHomeTruth has reviewed in the past. But while that may be a clue that Automated Profit Package might be worth avoiding I try to look for other potential red flags before making a final decision
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Automated Profit Package sales page review
In Barnes and Noble and Now Shipping! Barnes and Noble – Amazon To celebrate the release of 101 Snappy Fashions , I am giving away a goodie pack each week for the next few weeks. The goodies are themed by chapter and will include a signed copy of the book, a grand prize and a few fun extras! Keep coming back each week and enter to win another set of goodies. Follow my blog , my facebook or my twitter to stay in touch! 
Add your designs to Flickr! I have been getting lots of emails with pictures of snapsuits and toddler tees created from the book.
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Week 9 – 101 Snappy Fashions Giveaway
Spanish public sector workers are striking today in response to planned austerity measures which according to the BBC, reportedly include a 5% cut in public sector pay, followed by a pay freeze in 2011. Strikes are affecting essential services such as emergency services, schools and hospitals. Public sectors are apparently angry that they feel they are being penalised over the private sector. However, the Spanish Government have unveiled plans to untie some of the legal shackles of the labour market by making it easier for employers to hire and importantly, dismiss employees
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Armageddon?
There have been plenty of posts about the re-acquisition of Tracking202 by Wes Mahler and Steven Truong, so I’m not going to rehash those here. All the buzz and discussion about this topic, as well as the original sale to Bloosky, have made me think quite a bit about what was the cause of all this. Fact is, there would never have been a sale to Bloosky or a re-acquisition in the first place if Wes & Steven hadn’t poured out their sweat and their wallets to create a truly original product. Although there are competitors now, when 202 came out it was the first of its kind on the block. They were able to capture almost the entire market for the affiliate tracking software niche with little trouble or competition.
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Thoughts on Tracking202
Many people in the technology industry express surprise that Zoho has never received any outside capital, and has been bootstrapped from the beginning. I get roughly 3 calls from venture capitalists, private equity firms and the like a week, and I find that I have to repeat myself way too often. It gets boring after a while, so may be a post will help! First, let me state that I don’t have any fundamental religious issues with venture capital.
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Why We Haven't Taken Venture Capital
Im really looking forward to a Lexis Nexis Boardroom Disputes Conference Im going to in London on Thursday 10 th June. Boardroom disputes can be tricky to resolve at the best of times. Even if it is kept behind closed doors, a dispute can easily damage the company’s ability to operate efficiently but it is worse when a boardroom dispute become public, putting the company’s reputation at stake. When a boardroom dispute arises it is often multi-faceted and there are lots of issues to consider. A typical dispute can involve dismissing directors, breaches of directorsduties and liability, severance payments, and shareholder disputes. It is unusual to see all of these issues covered in one session, which is why Im looking forward to the conference so much. You can get more information about the Boardroom Disputes Conference and the other courses Lexis Nexis run here .
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Boardroom Disputes Conference
7 Big Mistakes You Might Make When Setting Up Adwords “Googling” things has become the default first step in our quest to find answers to any questions we have. Because those questions include things like “where do I find this product?” and “who can help me fix this?” businesses have recognized that paid search is a great way to connect to potential customers. Also, paid search allows businesses to easily monitor how effective their Internet marketing spend is.
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7 BIG Adwords Mistakes You Should Avoid
For the past few months in this series, I’ve been focusing on more practical DIY projects; things that would be considered to be traditionally ‘Do-It-Yourself’. I’m making a bit of a change from now on and am going to start looking at DIY projects that are less focused on building and construction and look more at aspects that will benefit your actual freelance writing business.
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How To Install A WordPress Theme On Your Freelance Writing Blog
Sorry for the late update this week, but it’s another exciting one for Stacey, and worth the wait I think. Let’s get to it: What’s Stacey Been Up To? Stacey’s still building her blog, commenting on others, etc.
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Weekly Coaching Update – Stacey Abler – June 6, 2010
A new member in the forum posted this question recently: “In Holidays In Cross Stitch 1990 (The Vanessa Ann Collection) on pg 31 is this awesome design for a locket. Problem is that the book is so old that the supplier listed is no longer in business and I am having trouble finding lockets to use.
On Friday, I did my first ever Live Video Broadcast. It was an interesting experience, and I learned a lot in the process! Most people know I’m a bit video challenged
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Take-Aways from the Ustream Disaster…
When talking to people about Crush It I got some interesting responses, from “meh” to “um, it’s a feel-good book” .
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Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk: Live Broadcast & Chance to Win!
Women who run businesses are working harder than ever to stay ahead of the curve. They are working so hard that more of them, at least in Florida, find that their career is interfering with their responsibilities at home, according to the Florida's Woman-Led Businesses 2010 study released today by the FIU Center for Leadership and The Commonwealth Institute South Florida .
Copyrights, are common concerns for craftspeople. If you’ve invented a unique product, you will more than likely want to protect it from others who can create knock-offs of your craft show gem at cheaper prices.
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Copyrights, Patents & Trademarks for Selling at Craft Shows
Companies managing to evade taxes on services received from abroad, such as management consultancy and banking, now may not be able to to do so as the government is all set to plug the loopholes in the system which helped flourish the practice till now. The Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) has written to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to provide it with the remittance data, which would help the department assess the import of services made by various companies.
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Firms will now pay tax on services taken from abroad