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Starting Up Your New Business in Tough Economic Times
By: Susan L Reid | 13/10/2008
Credit lockdown and a gloomy economy are putting a squeeze on small businesses, but don't rule out starting yours up. Instead, get creative. Put together a cost-friendly start-up by thinking beyond traditional ways of purchasing office equipment and supplies, steering clear of money-draining investments, and researching diligently. Check out these 8 tips to start up your business outside the traditional way of doing things.

Ebay Auction Search Secrets: Get An Unfair Advantage Over Your Competition With These Secrets
By: Brad Traynham | 13/10/2008
It is not easy making a living on eBay. It requires you to sell almost all of the items you list on eBay. The easiest way to do this is get more quality traffic to your auctions. The more traffic to your auction, the more bids you will get...

Self-Dumping Hopper Attachment For Forklifts
By: Camille Howe | 13/10/2008
Self dumping hoppers are designed to fit both standard mast and extendable reach forklifts. Each unit features a pocket base that can accommodate forks up to 10" wide and 2 ½" thick. Easy Rack self-dumping hoppers are construction grade devices designed to withstand continual wear and tear in a fast-paced,...

Warehouse Industrial Jib Boom Fork Truck Attachment
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Forklift jib boom attachments are much less expensive than jib cranes and can perform almost all of the same tasks at a fraction of the cost and with less heavy equipment on premises. Forklift jibs allow you to reach over obstructions to place heavy loads on roofs, elevated platforms, and...

Getting Unstuck: Tips for Overcoming "decision Gridlock"
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Have you ever felt so stymied by your choices that every time you stared down at your "chessboard of life," you weren't sure where you could possibly make a move? Whether that feeling of being "stuck" relates to your business, personal matters, or both, it can serve to encumber your progress. This article discusses two patterns of "decision gridlock," and what to do about them.

Leadership Lessons From the Kings of Chocolate
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Why Some Franchise Businesses Fail
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The concept of franchising is in itself a sound business idea. Many have become rich because of it. However, not all franchise businesses become a success story. There are several factors that may contribute to the problem. Some franchise units, although parented by large corporations, failed to make the mark due...

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Largely developed due to some shortcomings of the jig saw, especially on construction sites, this tool has evolved to handle all types of heavy duty cutting work.

Circular Power Saws – Adjusting, Setting, and Choosing the Right Blade
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Chances are if you visit any jobsite on any given day you will probably find this tool in action. Its unique sound is unmistakable and the circular has played an important role in building this country.

Circular Power Saws – How to Choose and Use Safely
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Would you believe this tool may have been invented by a well-known religious sect back in 1810? Sarah Babbit, a Shaker out of Massachusetts made and attached a notched tin disk to the spindle of her spinning wheel and successfully cut a piece of shingle. Out of this crude beginning developed circular saws and blades.

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The earliest drills were hand held bow-types used by the Egyptians. The "modern" power drill utilizing an electric motor was invented in Melbourne, Australia in 1889. Seven years later in 1895 Wilhelm Fein invented the portable electric drill at Stuttgart, Germany. The rest as they say is history as this device has become the one tool you'll most likely find in toolboxes around the world.

Vacuum Cleaners - Getting the Best Buy for Your Money
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Believe it or not the very first vacuum cleaner was drawn door-to-door by a team of horses. A janitor in Canton Ohio a couple years later (possibly tired of the extra cleanup brought on by the horses) cobbled together a device using a fan motor, soap box, broom handle, and a pillowcase. He later patented his device and sold one of the first ones to his cousin... William H. Hoover.