Month: July 2021
AFC North off-season changes
Cincinnati Bengals: The Bengals were solid enough on offense and defense not to have too many areas of focus other than injuries and quarterback Andy Dalton’s performance in the playoffs. They chose to look to their future and keep their running game intact and Dalton upright by selecting a pair of offensive linemen with their…
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Cabinet Hardware – Small Changes, Big Impact
Before you start tearing down walls in an effort to remodel your home, consider making a few minor changes that will go a long way. For example, repainting the room can brighten it up a bit. Or just swap out your cabinet hardware and go from vintage to simply modern in an instant. Knobs and…
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Get the best deal from car transport companies
The relocation of people from one place to another has undoubtedly led to an increase in the number of packing and moving companies. Starting with just a few companies, this industry has expanded at a very rapid rate. Previously, the services were limited to delivering the belongings to the required destination, now you can find…
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How to Create High-Impact Content in the Age of Distraction
We have competition. It’s called the Internet. And it’s changing the way people read, or don’t read, our content. It’s harder than ever to create impactful content for audiences experiencing information overload. Here’s the back story: Clickbait may have been around for over a century (at least by this version), but its new supercharged identity…
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Bedding for boys and girls
There are many different types of children’s bedding that are gender neutral, from everything like a color scheme, characters, and animal themes. However, at the same time, there are many that are very gender specific. Girls have many different options for the type of children’s bedding they want. A good theme for girls that you…
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Browns running, Reuben Droughns, no longer running from the law
Cleveland Browns running back Reuben Droughns has had his ups and downs; Unfortunately, his lows have weighed much more than his highs of late. On November 1, he was charged with DUI and traveling at speeds of 50 mph in a 35 mph zone. In fact, Droughns was acquitted of the charges, but is back…
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How to understand nutrition labels
Are you struggling to understand all those difficult terms on nutrition labels? Do not fear because you are not alone. Saturated fats, trans fats, partially hydrogenated oils, carboxymethylcellulose, sodium hexametaphosphate, maltodextrin … it’s too much to take in. We want to help you understand the foods you are eating so that you can know if…
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ECCN Classification and Export Compliance: Ways to Do It More Efficiently
Many of the US exporters and organizations involved in international trade are aware of the importance of following US federal regulations regarding exports of goods and technology. However, achieving compliance is not that easy and straightforward. In the absence of formal procedures that are carefully crafted with the various steps of a successful program, organizations…
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IFRS Vs US GAAP: Pros and Cons
There has been a debate about the change from GAAP to IFRS in the United States for many years. It is not yet clear whether converging or harmonizing is the way forward with accounting standards, but the change has many advantages and disadvantages. IFRS have advantages such as the ease of negotiating with international companies,…
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How to avoid a crisis: collapse before breakthrough
I have found that humans often have to go through a breakdown before their behavior improves. Why is that? I think it is because we are not likely to change if we feel comfortable or do not realize it. Unfortunately, it often takes a crisis to wake us up. My client Gladys, a 55-year-old woman,…
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