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29th September 2009
My transcriptionist lived in New Orleans until August 28, 2005, the day before Hurricane Katrina hit. She and her boyfriend and their four cats evacuated with two cars full of valuables and art and 'irreplaceables'. They rode out the storm in Tennessee in... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
In the year 2005, natural disasters killed over 25,000 people and caused $57.7 billion in damage worldwide. Besides the obvious, direct impact of natural disasters (such as a tornado destroying a house), there are usually many indirect effects. Although t... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
New Orleans Schools are, for the first time, reporting improvement since Hurricane Katrina devastated the city. In fact, many of its numbers are actually better than those before the hurricane. New Orleans Schools have improved in many of the key benchma... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
Even before Hurricane Katrina New Orleans Schools suffered from a lack of teachers, run down facilities and failure to meet state and national guidelines. Since the devastating storm those problems are compounded. As students and families trickle back int... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
Many Americans have many more complaints with the American government and politics, and how ill-prepared the government was for helping American citizens before, during, and after Hurricane Katrina struck is only one example. However, it is apparent that ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Comedian Chevy Chase, when he anchored the first Saturday Night Live faux-news desk, had a running joke that satirized, post-mortem, the endless medical updates provided by the public relations machine of a dying dictator ...
"Here's a bulletin from Sp... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Why is it that some Christian congregations can rejoice at the recent bloodshed of innocent lives in the Middle East? It’s unthinkable that people, totally misusing the Bible and the Book of Revelation, can be that crass and bloodthirsty. The same could... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
If you are wondering why the United States can send troops around the world, but failed to respond to a domestic emergency in a timely manner, you are not alone. Expect the lack of planning for emergency relief, in the aftermath and devastation left behin... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Peyton and Eli Manning are brothers and NFL players. Peyton is a quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts and embraces numerous NFL passing records, including the record for touchdown passes in a single season: 49 in 2004; and consecutive seasons with over ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
In the midst of all of the ruckus concerning town-halls and opposition to Obama's policies, (most of which has come from liberals upset that conservatives are expressing their opposition to Obamacare), we have been treated to some important, if accidental... Read >
Author: Drew McKissick23rd September 2009
The recent fire disaster at California has affected a major area of San Diego. Orange County and Malibu was also severely affected. The fire had destroyed many houses, affected the power supply and has almost destroyed the entire telecommunication service... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
Tune in to a rewarding charity. The World's Largest Concert (WLC) is a musical performance in March celebrating Music In Our Schools Month. This year, the organizer of the event, MENC: The National Association for Music Education, is collaborating with Fe... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
Initially used for spreading awareness about cancer, custom rubber bracelets are now the darling of every non-profit organization – both for awareness generation and as a great fundraising tool. The Red Cross has its own red custom rubber bracelets for ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
As workers in New Orleans use bricks and mortar to rebuild the city, Lego is joining the efforts by asking children and parents across the nation to donate Lego bricks for schools and students in New Orleans. The company will match every Lego brick donate... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
Thanks to the efforts of two award-winning musicians and the support of an internationally known maker of fine time-pieces, a symphony of support has been created for the musicians of New Orleans.
Shortly after witnessing the devastation caused in New ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle16th September 2009
A pilot and reporter who has risked her life on the battlefield has taken on a new target-the human suffering experienced during Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath.
Author Cholene Espinoza's response to what she saw on a trip to Mississippi after the ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle16th September 2009
Weezy F. Baby, otherwise known as Lil Wayne, was born Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. in New Orleans, LA, on the 27th of September in 1982. He is also known by the monikers Birdman Junior, Raw Tune, Weezy or simply Dwayne Carter. He has been a resident of New O... Read >
Author: wbdoyle16th September 2009
If you’re thinking about flood insurance, you might be trying to tell yourself that you reside in a region where flood isn’t possible. This is the reality - flooding can occur anywhere. You need to comprehend the definition of a flood in order to know... Read >
Author: Mac Rousinburg16th September 2009
Houston, Texas is attracting an ever-increasing number of new residents, resulting in a boom in the buying home and land industry in this part of the country. This growing industry is attracting new builder's as well, so competition for customers if fierc... Read >
Author: Richard Hewitt11th September 2009
Hurricane Katrina, which struck the US Gulf Coast four years ago, was a real eye-opener for all that witnessed the human tragedy. The inability of New Orleans to cope with the storm was dreadful. All of the country watched in horror as the storm descend... Read >
Author: aidkit11th September 2009
Hurricane Katrina, which struck the US Gulf Coast four years ago, was a real eye-opener for all that witnessed the human tragedy. The inability of New Orleans to cope with the storm was dreadful. All of the country watched in horror as the storm descend... Read >
Author: aidkit07th September 2009
The good news here is that the value of homes has been traditionally low in the state of Louisiana for a very long time. The bad news is that things have gotten worse and due to the recovery from Hurricane Katrina and the constant threat of another devast... Read >
Author: juliethompson03rd September 2009
As a child I can remember going through the tunnel that connects East Boston with Boston holding my breath. Absurd behavior? Sure, but in my mind I was preparing for the time when the tunnel would run out of air.
A friend told me that as a child he t... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th August 2009
Homeowners in Florida coastal areas, as well as in much of the rest of the state, will experience significant increases in their home insurance premiums beginning with the coming New Year. During 2004 and 2005, a series of hurricanes blasted the state, a... Read >
Author: Gloria Singer25th August 2009
This is good news for Nicolas Cage‘s fans. Bangkok Dangerous (2008) movie stars’ queue of movies is slate to release in 2009 and also 2010. Bad Lieutenant: port of call New Orleans (2009) is his latest movie where he shows his talent in different char... Read >
Author: david05th August 2009
How often have you driven to work only to realize that you do not remember the journey? Perhaps you were zoned out. Can you remember what you were listening to during that time? How many ads played while you were driving? Were you listening to a talk show... Read >
Author: Dr. Robert Puff04th August 2009
One of the greatest things about a 5th wheel is that you can disconnect it and use your own vehicle at your destination. You don't have to worry about towing it into small areas. However, a new 5th wheel can really put a dent in your savings account. Here... Read >
Author: Tim Dawes01st August 2009
There are several advantages to buying an RV at auction. You can literally save thousands on the initial purchase. Dealers generally need to mark new RVs up 30 to 40% to cover their overhead. While it's not unheard of to buy a used RV below wholesale ... Read >
Author: Tim Dawes28th July 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Jan Bouda
The figure of the year 2012 has always been quite controversial. When I was a little child in the early 80's, I remember that my great-grandfather told me about some prophecies talking about the end of the world made by th... Read >
Author: Chirrongo24th July 2009
Trend following is a stock market method that takes virtue of both the ups and downs of the market. It's a strategy that employs risk management to minimize likely losses. Traders who employ trend following enter the market after a trend has been settle... Read >
Author: Grant Mills11th July 2009
Hurricane katrina ’s winds and storm rush forward the Mississippi coastline on the afternoon of August 28, 2005, beginning a two-day path of devastation through central Mississippi; by 10 a.m. CDT on August 29, 2005, the eye of Katrina began traveling u... Read >
Author: mcmillan06th July 2009
Homeland Security is an executive federal government department (DHS) designed with the purpose to prevent, detect, respond to, and recover from acts of terrorism, and also respond to natural disasters. The development of a Homeland Security Department ra... Read >
Author: galenadrien28th June 2009
State Superintendent Linda McCulloch today announced any new students enrolling in Montana public schools as a result of Hurricane Katrina are welcome and eligible for federal program benefits.
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Montana schools may expe... Read >
Author: mcmillan17th June 2009
In the aftermath of natural disasters, such as Hurricane Katrina which devastated New Orleans in 2005, the biggest need of the populace is fresh, clean water. Unfortunately, natural disasters can wipe out municipal water treatment facilities and contamina... Read >
Author: Kristie Brown15th June 2009
After the events of 911, Hurricane Katrina and other disasters that seriously affected businesses of all sizes, businesses became more conscious of the need to be prepared for such events. After all a disaster that destroys everything we own and all of ou... Read >
Author: srini15th June 2009
People finders are a brilliant and quite a new craze which has hit the World Wide Web. In the past it wasn’t possible to find people easily and you might have ended up paying hundreds and sometimes even thousands of dollars hiring a professional such as... Read >
Author: Michael H.15th June 2009
People finders are a brilliant and quite a new craze which has hit the World Wide Web. In the past it wasn’t possible to find people easily and you might have ended up paying hundreds and sometimes even thousands of dollars hiring a professional such as... Read >
Author: Michael H.12th June 2009
Birthchart & horoscopes are indicative of a person's future. The case of famous hollywood actor Brad Pitt just proves that. William Bradley "Brad" Pitt (born December 18, 1963) is an American actor, film producer, and social activist. He became famous dur... Read >
Author: myindiaguide12th June 2009
Executive Summary – The Tennessee Governor signed a new gun law. This law says that people who have guns lawfully cannot have them taken away just because martial rule has been declared. This was a response to what happened in New Orleans during hurrica... Read >
Author: Aurelia06th June 2009
Executive Summary – The Tennessee Governor signed a new gun law. This law says that people who have guns lawfully cannot have them taken away just because martial rule has been declared. This was a response to what happened in New Orleans during hurrica... Read >
Author: Aurelia05th June 2009
(Chicago - September 6, 2005) Argosy University announced today that it will assist students from universities in New Orleans, southern Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama universities, which were closed for the foreseeable future due to the devastation ca... Read >
Author: Navid05th June 2009
(Chicago - September 6, 2005) Argosy University announced today that it will assist students from universities in New Orleans, southern Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama universities, which were closed for the foreseeable future due to the devastation ca... Read >
Author: Navid12th May 2009
There is no denying that asbestos is controversial -- it's toxic yet very useful. Before, people didn't know that asbestos can be toxic. During the early 1990s, asbestos was regarded as the easiest to use and most inexpensive construction material. It wa... Read >
Author: kath panambo07th May 2009
Fred Hickey:
"This is a tough market to navigate. On the one hand the world economy is a mess and completely imbalanced. Half of the world is too dependent on exports (mostly Asia) and the other half (US and parts of Europe) is in a dream world believi... Read >
Author: League of Power27th April 2009
The New Orleans Hornets is a professional National Basketball Association team that is located in New Orleans in Louisiana. Owing to the Hurricane Katrina the team was temporarily relocated to Oklahoma, for a couple of seasons but returned to New Orleans ... Read >
Author: Pamela22nd April 2009
Ah the sno cone, most of us has had one as a kid and some of us enjoy them as adults. So just how long have sno cones been around you might ask? And who invented them?
To start, the spelling of snow cone varies according to how it is prepared or somet... Read >
Author: Robert Bell09th April 2009
Detroit has been on the wane for decades. But with the economy in limbo, it has a rare chance to attract new residents, people who are looking to start anew, create jobs, neighborhoods and a way of life. Detroit needs to take advantage of this in order to... Read >
Author: michael russell 09th April 2009
Detroit has been on the wane for decades. But with the economy in limbo, it has a rare chance to attract new residents, people who are looking to start anew, create jobs, neighborhoods and a way of life. Detroit needs to take advantage of this in order to... Read >
Author: michael russell 09th April 2009
In the days prior to Hurricane Katrina cheap homeowner insurance was the norm rather than the exception. After the devastating storm, lots of insurance firms became incapable of meeting their end of the policy bargain. The resultant effect of this is that... Read >
Author: bsmcgee13th March 2009
When it comes time to prepare your tax returns, there are so many credits and deductions to consider that it can be easy to forget a few. To quickly solve this problem, you could hire a tax professional, but even so, it is always a good idea to know exact... Read >
Author: Roni Deutch10th March 2009
The name “cheap” wristband is given because you can avail each at less than 1 dollar. Cheap wristbands are so cheap that it can be used for any purpose that comes to your mind. Many organizations, schools, amusement parks and foundations use this type... Read >
Author: Brayan Peter03rd March 2009
When deciding to get flood insurance, it’s easy to give in to the many mistakes and misconceptions of thousands before you. Luckily, we’ve taken the time to weed out some of the more common mistakes people make when choosing flood insurance, so you do... Read >
Author: WaterDamageTeam03rd March 2009
When deciding to get flood insurance, it’s easy to give in to the many mistakes and misconceptions of thousands before you. Luckily, we’ve taken the time to weed out some of the more common mistakes people make when choosing flood insurance, so you do... Read >
Author: WaterDamageTeam26th February 2009
Today I want to talk a little bit about a belief system achievers have, and it fits under the category of HoloMagic, intuition and the sixth sense. Most of the people I interview, I find and discover they believe this, they’ve got this feeling.
Here... Read >
Author: james23rd February 2009
Finding real estate in a city that has been battered by hurricanes and a struggling economy has obvious challenges. But these elements also provide real estate investors with unique opportunities, especially in New Orleans.
It was Aug. 24, 2005, and Ne... Read >
Author: michael russell 12th February 2009
Trying to keep warm in the winter and cool in the summer have been primary concerns and costs for average families. After Hurricane Katrina, the world found itself having to deal with higher energy costs in order to meet the aforementioned concerns. After... Read >
Author: Joshua Santor28th January 2009
Water is essential to life and covers over 70% of the planet. However, it also causes about 70% of all insurance claims. From hurricanes, winter storms, and flood events to broken pipes and plumbing overflows, these water related issues place a huge burde... Read >
Author: Mark Decherd22nd January 2009
Water is essential to life and covers over 70% of the planet. However, it also causes about 70% of all insurance claims. From hurricanes, winter storms, and flood events to broken pipes and plumbing overflows, these water related issues place a huge burde... Read >
Author: Mark Decherd17th January 2009
Recent attention paid to New Orleans and Louisiana has largely focused on Hurricane Katrina and the state’s attempt to recover from its widespread damage.
But while the rest of the country endures a weak economy brought on by the subprime mortgage cr... Read >
Author: michael russell 12th January 2009
We are all concerned with the possibility of further public health emergencies arising in the wake of recent hurricanes, tsunamis, acts of terrorism, and floods. Though some feel that it is impossible to be prepared for unexpected events, the truth is t... Read >
Author: aidkit09th January 2009
Every time we come across a mishap we make a wish never to face such an event again. In fact, almost more than half the time of the year we continue to ask personal wishes, hoping that someday this wish will come true. With One-Wish such miracles are just... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta09th January 2009
Every time we come across a mishap we make a wish never to face such an event again. In fact, almost more than half the time of the year we continue to ask personal wishes, hoping that someday this wish will come true. With One-Wish such miracles are just... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta08th January 2009
Experience gained from past disasters has shown that it can take up to 72 hours or more to mobilize a significant relief effort during an emergency. Therefore everyone needs to be preparing to cope on his or her own for at least the first 72 hours –... Read >
Author: aidkit06th January 2009
When you live in the South you have to worry about several different types of natural disasters. These disasters include tornados and hurricanes.
Since the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina I have made sure that not only am I prepared for what might happen ... Read >
Author: nlwest2105th January 2009
For many people, the spiraling economy may lead some families to think that change you be nice, maybe some new scenery in a new state. Well don’t move too fast. Rankings have just come out listing the most dangerous states in the nation. These states we... Read >
Author: Ronnie Hamilton05th January 2009
Remember the Hurricane Katrina? Or even the Tsunami in Asia? Apart from the loss of life, the property damage was stupendous. Thousands had been left stranded homeless, and penniless, without a proper home insurance coverage. This is why a home insurance ... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta03rd January 2009
This is probably one of the most overlooked elements for your success for internet marketing because when you think of internet you would most likely think of technology and computers.
I know it’s a cliché and you’ve probably heard it already, but... Read >
Author: tanudec200830th December 2008
As Americans, we've heard astronomical numbers in recent years required to pay for unusual events that were not considered when our government first puts its budget together:
$32 billion immediately following the September 11, 2001 attacks
Up to $20... Read >
Author: Michael Letcher29th December 2008
Mark Newark believes that the holiday season is not the only time to think about giving to others. But while everyone is in the spirit of giving during this time of year Mark Newark wants everyone to know about a gift that is perfect for even the hardest ... Read >
Author: Mark Newark15th December 2008
If you are raising a family one of your biggest concerns should be if your family is safe. With Aetna family health insurance your family is. Aetna is a leading insurer of families across the United States providing health care benefits to people in Arizo... Read >
Author: Ronnie Hamilton15th December 2008
This election is not about the woman who could be president, it's about the man who will be president. It's time to put down the fear.
At various times of crisis in the history of this country, people have gathered in spiritual agreement to help make a... Read >
Author: peacecorso03rd December 2008
When individuals, various government and non-government agencies, businesses, charitable foundations, institutions and other such organizations are requested to donate money and gifts-in-kind it is called a fundraising event. Fundraising can be organized ... Read >
Author: Clark Swihart30th November 2008
Do-It-Yourself Preparedness is an ancient concept. Historically, people in most cultures have naturally assumed the responsibility of taking care of themselves which included preparing for difficult times by stocking up and thinking ahead to what natural ... Read >
Author: Arlene R. Hoag22nd November 2008
A study by the Yale School of Management focused upon how one's mood affects the work environment. Here are some interesting results:
"Emotions spread like viruses, but not all emotions spread with the same ease. Cheerfulness and warmth spread most ea... Read >
Author: Ann Golden Eglé10th November 2008
Homeowners insurance is usually very generous, but there are peculiar areas where coverage simply fails. Here are the top 5 areas where standard home insurance falls short:
1. Flooding
Though you may think because your home insurance policy includes... Read >
27th October 2008
The man who turned one of Brazil’s most spatially challenged and environmentally bereft cities into an internationally acclaimed model for sustainable urban planning, Jaime Lerner, will be in Cape Town early in November.
Lerner will be the keynote sp... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid23rd October 2008
Purchasing flood insurance is not something you want to rush. To properly protect your investments you should take the time to properly prepare before purchasing flood insurance, as rates limits and coverage alter drastically between insurance companies. ... Read >
Author: WaterDamageTeam23rd October 2008
There was a time when it seemed that cheap homeowner insurance was everywhere. This was in the days before Hurricane Katrina which was so devastating that many insurance companies could not make good on paying off their policies. Nowadays good insurance f... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin16th October 2008
Hurricane Ike wreaked havoc on Texas coastal communities.
It's been more than 30 days since Hurricane Ike slammed into the Texas Gulf coast. In its wake, is estimated to be as much as $18 billion or more in insured damages. The most severe damage was i... Read >
Author: Lisa Sechelski13th October 2008
Purchasing flood insurance is not something you want to rush. To properly protect your investments you should take the time to properly prepare before purchasing flood insurance, as rates limits and coverage alter drastically between insurance companies. ... Read >
Author: WaterDamageTeam08th October 2008
As you know, Hurricane Katrina has caused destruction and devastation across some states. Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced and are powerless to work since the storm. Businesses have been closed for weeks. The economical waves is unimagi... Read >
Author: Jarred Sadler01st October 2008
Since they are such demand, a chocolate Lab puppy is worth his bodyweight in cash. Unlike a black or yellow Lab puppy, a chocolate is the rarer color and now the most fashionable color of Labradors to have. Some Labrador breeders claim that there will be ... Read >
Author: gggorosin2219th September 2008
On August 26 2008, CNN Money reported that oil drillers are scrambling for workers. Too many years of under-investment in oil rigs and workers alike, coupled with the surge in oil prices over the last few years has led to a major shortage of experienced w... Read >
Author: Calvin05th September 2008
Each year September is designated “National Preparedness Month” as a reminder for the citizens of the United States to take the time to prepare, review, practice and restock. But the number of Americans who are actually prepared is less then 33%. Thi... Read >
Author: survivalkitsonline04th September 2008
The nation has learned a great deal since Hurricane Katrina set her sights on the City of New Orleans. A second monster, Hurricane Gustav, put the Gulf Coast on alert just three short years later. With the lessons learned still lingering, a mass exodus to... Read >
Author: Mark Decherd04th September 2008
The nation has learned a great deal since Hurricane Katrina set her sights on the City of New Orleans. A second monster, Hurricane Gustav, put the Gulf Coast on alert just three short years later. With the lessons learned still lingering, a mass exodus to... Read >
Author: Mark Decherd04th September 2008
ocean-dwelling bacterium found in oysters and other shellfish kills its host’s cells by causing them to burst, providing the invader with a nutrient-rich meal, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center have found.The bacterium, a relative of the o... Read >
Author: patty25th August 2008
Online shopping provides convenience to the customers. Unlike traditional shopping they don’t have to face persuasive tactics of the sales force and they don’t have to wait in a line to receive goods and to make payment. Have a look products details b... Read >
Author: Brendon Long20th August 2008
Floods ahoy!
Call it the rainy season, storms, typhoons, cyclones, and the forces of mother nature can destroy, damage and even kill.
Parts of the US, like the state of Wisconsin, for example, is notorious for floods. Back in 1993 a cold snowy winter ... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com17th August 2008
(PTSD) is an anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to one or more terrifying events in which grave physical harm occurred or was threatened. It is a severe and ongoing emotional reaction to an extreme psychological trauma. This stressor may i... Read >
Author: Freedom Reins LLC15th August 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Mervyn Rees
More Hurricanes dur to Global Warming?
Because of the recent events and devastation caused Hurricane Katrina, many notable Scholars, Politicians and Scientists are blaming global warming for the increased activity and ... Read >
Author: Mervyn Rees24th July 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Jonathan Cooper
In the wake of several tragic events, including the September 11 attacks and Hurricane Katrina, the insurance industry has been crying about their unfair burden in having to pay on all these claims. The truth is, howe... Read >
Author: Jonathan Cooper22nd July 2008
Residents in areas ravaged by Hurricane Katrina not only had to deal with the loss of their homes and a federal government that was slow to respond, but they also had to cope with an unstable, unhealthy drinking water system brought on by the devastating ... Read >
Author: Hugh Harris-Evans03rd July 2008
When children are young, it is easy to control the type of music they listen to. Mostly, children listen to what the parents do. Parents may choose to listen to music written specifically for kids, but at other times, the family may listen to whoever se... Read >
Author: Chris Lowrey01st July 2008
Based in New Orleans, Louisiana -- the Saints is a professional football team which goes back all the way to 1967 when they start out playing as an expansion team under the Eastern conference until 1969. For about 31 years the Saints were part of the nat... Read >
Author: John Sern21st June 2008
More than $20 billion dollars worth of destruction was the result of the most damaging earthquake in China since 1950, unearthing the realization that the nation’s insurance industry is years behind those of the world's biggest economies.
One officia... Read >
Author: Catherine Moody 09th June 2008
“No pet left behind” became the vow of every pet lover who watched with
horror as beloved family pets were abandoned when their humans were
forced to evacuate without them during Hurricane Katrina. That promise
was definitely evident during the... Read >
Author: C.L. Hendricks30th May 2008
With an initial swell of popularity in the 1960s, dome homes have been increasing in popularity over the years due to a number of benefits for home owners, including protection from extreme weather and rising energy costs.
Generally there are two m... Read >
Author: Louise Scoggins 22nd May 2008
Recent research from the US suggests that the number of Hurricanes and Tropical cyclones experienced in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans will decrease as a result of global warming. At the same time there will be a slight increase in the intensity of these... Read >
Author: markcb15th May 2008
Look at pictures of our planet the way it was 4 billion years ago. A hunk of rock in space. Today and look at everything we have been able to create from this rock. Everything starts out as an idea first and then it is created or invented. All that we hav... Read >
Author: Jeffrey A. Solochek29th April 2008
Paul and Kim have been married for a year when they decide it's time to buy their first home. They don't know it but they are about to make the biggest mistake of their lives.
Paul manages a national car rental agency, and Kim is a bookkeeper at a loc... Read >
Author: Energy Efficient Homes Team29th April 2008
Paul and Kim have been married for a year when they decide it's time to buy their first home. They don't know it but they are about to make the biggest mistake of their lives.
Paul manages a national car rental agency, and Kim is a bookkeeper at a loc... Read >
Author: Energy Efficient Homes Team29th April 2008
Saint Louis Cathedral which is also known as the Basilica of St. Louis, is the cathedral in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. It is located on the Place John Paul II a promenaded section of Chartres Street that stretches one block between... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye27th April 2008
The Sunshine state is always known because of its great waterfront properties throughout its cities and further to that it is known from this tropical weather and the well-known tradition and culture. Although Florida is famous because of all that it may ... Read >
Author: Vanessa Doctor16th April 2008
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina and other destructive storms, getting affordable property insurance hasn’t been easy. Many private insurers shed high risk clients after storms in 2004-2005, and raised assessments for others. For those who could no long... Read >
Author: Calum MacKenzie13th April 2008
Recent years has seen the world as a whole affected by natural disasters: the tsunami in Thailand; Hurricane Katrina; earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are just a few of the natural disasters to have struck around the world. However, although in the UK ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane03rd April 2008
Concerned about contracting a staph infection when checking into a hospital? Many patients have come down with nasty infections during their hospital stays, many of which are caused by the staph bacterium. However, staph germs aren’t the only nastiness ... Read >
Author: Mark Decherd28th March 2008
Yesterday I saw a mention in someone’s email ezine about a kind person who had an eBay auction with the proceeds going 100% to help victims of the horrible Hurricane Katrina.
It struck a chord with me because I had wanted to set up something similar... Read >
Author: Nirmal Kumar19th March 2008
A natural disaster can be traumatic and give life long scars. At such times the global outpouring of support has increased. But over the last few years some organizations have found this a convenient moment in time to advertise and indulge in self promoti... Read >
Author: Lottie Carrot14th March 2008
Tampa, FL � May is National Foster Care Month and according to government statistics, there are over half a million children in America�s foster care system today. For perspective, that�s more than the population of pre-Hurricane Katrina New Orlean... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer21st February 2008
With the rise of the Canadian dollar, buying used cars from the U.S. has become the trend for many Canadians. Hurricane Katrina left approximately a half million nearly destroyed vehicles in it's wake and now many of them are being reintroduced into the m... Read >
Author: David Leonhardt14th February 2008
After Hurricane Katrina hit we all wondered if we'd see another Mardi Gras like those we used to know, but these Mardi Gras quotes should have given us some foresight. New Orleans is a town unlike any other, with a spirit that is impossible to keep down. ... Read >
Author: Noel Jameson24th January 2008
We humans don’t have the mental capacity to conceive of something as expansive and magnificent as God. But we want to have some divine concept to grasp on to so we’ve done the best we could—we’ve created our ideas and mental images of God. And ... Read >
Author: John Penberthy21st January 2008
“Price of Gas Myth Number 1”: Our fuel price crisis is all about “Supply Shortfalls”
No doubt. The price of gas seems always poised to go up. It’s almost a knee-jerk reaction to assume there’s nothing but bad news in the price of gas ahead ... Read >
Author: techtip18th January 2008
Despite his many failed predictions in the past Pat Robertson continues to make the public aware of the results of his conversations with God. As a self-proclaimed prophet he is an utter and complete failure.
Pat Robertson's God is an angry and punish... Read >
Author: Dan Bimrose14th January 2008
Recently there have been a number of articles written stating that satellite phones did not work after hurricane Katrina. These articles are produced from information provided by people that basically did not follow the instructions on the proper use of a... Read >
Author: Mello Mel14th November 2007
To cement excellent business relations there is nothing better than a little gift giving, whether to an important client or a valued employee. But be sure to follow the guidelines or corporate policy of the company which is to benefit from your gift. Ther... Read >
Author: portraitkingdom08th November 2007
Searching for a new home is not easy, and many times you will often get stuck with too many choices or not enough. New homes at New Orleans are increasing all the time. There are various developments that are being constructed to encourage people to repop... Read >
Author: jeffmelancon07th November 2007
Situated in between Biscayne National Park and Everglades National Park, Homestead is a city in Miami-Dade County in Florida. It lays to the north of Florida City and along with the latter form the greater Homestead-Florida City area. The city's name has ... Read >
Author: Lesende07th November 2007
CATASTROPHIC LOSSES -MOTHER NATUREThe people who lost their homes in the recent California fires are suffering from multiple catastrophic losses. These losses are sudden, senseless, unexpected and unjust. The survivors are left with a special set of probl... Read >
Author: Nancy O'Connor30th October 2007
Recently, a 2008 Saab 9-7x 5.3i SUV has been donated to the Angel Flight West (AFW) as part of a national partnership between Air Charity Network (ACN) and Saab Automobile USA. Saab intends to help in providing necessary ground transportation to AFW’s p... Read >
Author: Evander21st October 2007
Need a new summer home or home for your in-laws? A Katrina Cottage might be just the thing. Developed in response to one of the worst natural disasters this country has ever seen, these sturdy little go-anywhere homes are now available at the retail lev... Read >
Author: M Shane12th October 2007
When you take a trip to Louisiana you will find the charm and friendliness of the people and the wonderful atmosphere enchanting. You might even want to settle in a small, but growing town such as LaPlace where new homes are found all over just waiting to... Read >
Author: jeffmelancon03rd October 2007
It has been over two years since hurricane Katrina devastated Louisiana and Mississsippi. With many homes still not rebuilt, demolished or renovated, it raises the big question about flood insurance and whether or not there should be reform in the insura... Read >
Author: Mike Podlesny28th September 2007
Modular homes are playing a crucial role in speeding disaster recovery in areas hit hard by recent disasters, including Hurricane Katrina. Because of the speed of construction, durability of construction, advanced engineering and lower costs, builders are... Read >
Author: Rebekah Wortman25th September 2007
Disasters can occur with the speed of lightening, suddenly, unexpectedly and with mind-numbing consequences. Every year many businesses, both small and large, are faced with natural disasters such as fires, tornadoes, floods, earthquakes and hurricanes. T... Read >
Author: Lou Altman12th September 2007
Josie BrennanPh# 1-269-373-75956475 Technology Ave. Suite AKalamazoo, MIjbrennan@yerasoft.comSeptember 6, 2007Yerasoft and PMEquity Partner for Disaster ReliefYerasoft and PMEquity announce the launch of OttowaFlood.com Yerasoft and PMEquity built this si... Read >
Author: jo24yerasoft22nd August 2007
Power Tools of Savvy Homeowners (by David Newby)
For centuries, the prevailing wisdom regarding your home mortgage has been to “pay it off as soon as possible.” With 9 out of 10 Americans retiring broke in the richest country on Earth, it may be t... Read >
Author: davidnewby25th July 2007
I was challenged recently by my holistic healer, Donna Wilkinson, an amazing woman who expanded my thinking about the "big picture" learnings from Hurricane Katrina. Through her abilities and insights to see more than most of us can see, Donna helped me ... Read >
Author: Cheryl Mann01st July 2007
The price of gasoline affects most consumers’ cost of daily living, and also triggers a far reaching economic impact across numerous industries. Not only do gasoline prices have an immediate effect on individuals’ living expenses, they also influence ... Read >
Author: Greg Chapman01st July 2007
In the United States, we consume millions of barrels of oil daily in the form of the gasoline that powers our vehicles, jet fuel for air travel and a multitude of other oil reliant products. When we think about oil prices, we typically get no further than... Read >
Author: wespipe26th June 2007
I was overjoyed by a recent article describing how the Department of Veteran Affairs health system is now virtually paperless. An electronic patient database is something I've spoken of before, and I am always shocked when I hear of medical offices where ... Read >
Author: paulnmurphy10th June 2007
I decided to do some research on Cuba's healthcare system. as we excitedly wait for film maker Michael Moore's new masterpiece,"Sicko,"
"Sicko" spotlights the negligent U.S. healthcare system. In a brilliant example of contrast, Moore takes 911 fire fi... Read >
Author: kate loving shenk04th June 2007
Disaster Survival Gear Saves Lives When an Emergency Strikes
It's easy to get lulled into a sense of complacency when it comes to emergency preparedness. It's difficult to face the reality that disaster could strike close to home, even though we've wit... Read >
Author: gsab6ps25th May 2007
Hurricane Katrina has caused many people to feel overwhelmed, confused, and helpless—even children. As adults and parents, we all have a role in helping children deal with the crisis and making them feel safe.
For many people, a crisis like Hurricane... Read >
Author: Arthur Buchanan24th May 2007
Hurricane Andrew is the second most destructive hurricane in United States history. Hurricane Andrew was the first named hurricane of the 1992 Atlantic hurricane season, and it struck in August.
Andrew damaged areas in the northwestern Bahamas, South C... Read >
Author: Michael Cottier15th May 2007
First off let me say how much compassion I have for all the participants of the devastating Hurricane Katrina. I don’t like the word victim because that implies a guilty party inflicting harm on another and whom can you blame in this case? Certainly no... Read >
Author: Raymond Sahley10th May 2007
Do you remember 1984? Not the year, but the novel, which ominously described a society in which Big Brother is always watching you. Fast forward to today, and it does look more and more like we are all under surveillance. And, if you're not careful, being... Read >
Author: Patrick Flouster25th April 2007
"Over The Garden Wall With Oaky" No matter where the area in which you live in is, you are bound to come into contact with at least one type of severe weather throughout the year. Being prepared for major storms with your Koi Carp pond can save you severa... Read >
Author: John Elliott27th March 2007
When traveling through Louisiana there are numerous options for sightseeing and vacationing but probably the biggest party held is called Mardi Gras and New Orleans hotels gear up for the reveler’s invasion six months before the partygoers arrive. If yo... Read >
Author: John Hanna14th March 2007
The most common and conventional places where natural gas is produced is in gas and oilfields. There are non-conventional sources also, such as coalfields. However, the estimation is that conventional sources produce about 94% of the existing natural gas.... Read >
Author: David Yrui02nd February 2007
Houston, Texas is currently the 3rd largest housing marketing in the United States. The growth rate in the city is astounding. In the past year alone more than 61,000 building permits have been issued. The demand for housing is increasing dramatically ... Read >
Author: Ben Hirsh15th December 2006
For those that love something a bit different, Louisiana is the place to be. Most Louisiana RV facilities came through Katrina just fine and here are some highlights.
Louisiana RV Facilities
The distinctive culture of Louisiana is something that ev... Read >
Author: Adrien White02nd December 2006
If Hurricane Katrina taught us anything, it showed that we were not prepared for the forces that Mother Nature can throw at us. Without proper planning and guidance, we can put ourselves and our families at risk for illness and even death. To help put you... Read >
Author: General steel16th November 2006
Most researchers who study crisis will tell you that the reason people die in a crisis is because they PANIC. This is true of people lost in the woods, capsized from a boat or stuck in the middle of a hurricane. Your brain is your best asset in such a sit... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer15th November 2006
Copyright 2006 Transition Dynamics Enterprises, Inc.
One year ago, your life was turned upside down by Hurricane Katrina.
Now, one year later, you are facing the first anniversary of the disaster. You may be feeling nervous that another hurricane ma... Read >
Author: Carol McClelland03rd October 2006
Steve Irwin the international crocodile hunting celebrity from Australia died while filming a new TV program on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. A videotape of the incident is purported to show Irwin on one side of a stingray, while a camera man was on the... Read >
Author: Richard Stoyeck07th September 2006
The catastrophic damage caused by hurricanes Rita and Katrina have combined to be the costliest disasters in the history of the United States. They have completely destroyed costal towns and cities and virtually destroyed the lives of millions of American... Read >
Author: T. Going08th August 2006
Copyright 2006 Chris Anderson
Duck!!! Here comes another hurricane. This is becoming a common mantra on the Gulf coast the last few years. I personally have cut more fallen trees out of my yard the last couple of years compared to the other 30+ y... Read >
Author: Chris Anderson, PhD02nd August 2006
Time is money. We've all heard that and in real estate investing it couldn't be truer. Rehabbers depend on time or the lack there of to make their money. The more time they sit on a property, the less they make. Long-term real estate investors hold pr... Read >
Author: Robb Beltran23rd July 2006
Certificates of Ownership Could Prove To Be Invaluable When Disaster Strikes
By Tom Williams
Hurricane Katrina was the costliest and one of the deadliest hurricanes in the history of the United States. No one is really sure whether the loss of l... Read >
Author: Tom Williams23rd July 2006
Maybe you're buying your first home in Florida, or perhaps you're relocating to Florida from another state. Either way, it's important that you educate yourself on Florida home loans before shopping for a home and mortgage. This article explains what you'... Read >
Author: Jessica Elliott23rd July 2006
Maybe you're buying your first home in Louisiana, or perhaps you're relocating to Louisiana from another state. Either way, it's important that you educate yourself on Louisiana home loans before shopping for a home and mortgage. This article explains wha... Read >
Author: Jessica Elliott08th July 2006
It's tough to get by financially in today's fast-paced life. With mortgages, car notes and massive amounts of credit card debt, most people struggle to get by from month to month. With most people doing what they can just to pay their bills, few people ... Read >
Author: Charles Essmeier28th June 2006
A Well Intentioned PauseKaty was tired, her body exhausted and her mind scrambling to keep up. Refugees from Hurricane Katrina teemed through her doors like hordes at the gates. The world watched as walls of wind and water ravaged cities from New Orleans,... Read >
Author: Alan Davidson27th June 2006
Copyright 2006 Monique Hawkins
Many antique and music box lovers enjoy collecting musical jewelry boxes, carousel music boxes, wooden keepsake boxes, and other musical gifts. There are some music box and antique collectors who are interested in photogr... Read >
Author: monique hawkins18th June 2006
Last year hurricane Katrina was a wide opening experience for a lot of people. They had to place claims to their insurance companies for everything they owned, because now it was totally gone. Furniture had floated away, homes were demolished, cars were... Read >
Author: Jan Hayner09th June 2006
Thanks to the National Foundation for Women Legislators (www.womenlegislators.org), female elected officials are taking the initiative to pursue legislation on a wide range of issues. "The greatest rising force in American politics is not the influence of... Read >
Author: Kris Nickerson08th June 2006
Powerful women comprise the membership base of the National Foundation for Women Legislators (www.womenlegislators.org). Indeed, the NFWL may be the most powerful organization you've never heard of. "The greatest rising force in American politics is not t... Read >
Author: Kris Nickerson04th June 2006
The New Orleans Saints felt it received a gift from God when USC tailback Reggie Bush fell to them with the second pick in the 2006 NFL Draft.
The Saints grabbed Bush immediately after the Houston Texans decided to select DE Mario Williams out of NC St... Read >
Author: Brian Carson04th June 2006
What is Homeowners Insurance?
Homeowners Insurance provides you with the coverage in case of a disaster. In the event of a disaster your homeowners insurance will provide you with financial protection. A homeowners insurance policy insures the home in ... Read >
Author: Robert Lawrence04th June 2006
Copyright 2006 William Hamilton
Benevolence, good will and philanthropy are honorable principles to adhere to and run by, but when bills start amassing, a nonprofit or charitable organization will not be excused from payment despite its inherent noble ... Read >
Author: William Hamilton30th May 2006
"The greatest rising force in American politics is not the influence of lobbyists or a single political party. It is women," says Robin Read, President and CEO of the National Foundation for Women Legislators (www.womenlegislators.org). "Women hold 1,686 ... Read >
Author: Kris Nickerson26th May 2006
Their name is definitely not a household word just yet, but the National Foundation for Women Legislators may be the most powerful organization you've never heard of. "The greatest rising force in American politics is not the influence of lobbyists or a s... Read >
Author: Kris Nickerson12th May 2006
How secure do you feel that your family is today as we face attacks from international terrorists, carjackings and home invasions in our cities, and natural disasters of historical proportions wherever you look?
Do you feel in control? Or do you fee... Read >
Author: Don Philpott03rd May 2006
What would you do if city authorities ordered you to evacuate ?
There are only two choices - comply or refuse, and neither is going to be much fun. For many it means loading up the car with their family, pets and anything else that fits, then joining h... Read >
Author: Darren Robinson02nd May 2006
How does your homeowners insurance company rank? The one time you don't want to find out they rate at the bottom of the list is when its time to file a claim. Insurance companies are good at taking your premium payment every month, but when it comes to ... Read >
Author: Marvin Toller25th April 2006
After the events surrounding hurricane Katrina in the 2005 hurricane season many people in coastal areas are asking themselves if they need to purchase hurricane insurance. If you are asking yourself this question, you probably do. There actually isn't an... Read >
Author: David Stone21st April 2006
As Hurricane season approaches it is important for pet owners to have a plan as to what they are going to do with their animals if they are asked to evacuate. Most hurricane shelters won't accept animals. Some pet owners will choose to stay in their homes... Read >
Author: David Stone21st April 2006
Storm Surge is a phenomenon that occurs most often when a tropical cyclone, either a tropical storm or a hurricane pushes water onshore. The winds associated with these types of storms are remarkably fast and as they rush across the surface of the water t... Read >
Author: David Stone20th April 2006
Five most costly hurricanes
1. Hurricane Katrina (LA, MI, AL) 2005 Category 5, Estaimated Damage $76,000,000,000
One of the deadliest and the most costly storms in American history occurred during the 2005 hurricane season. This Category 5 storm ca... Read >
Author: David Stone16th April 2006
Crude Oil and Gas Prices, Ready to Pay More, Much More?
Did you think the non-inflation adjusted record high in oil and gas prices form hurricane Katrina last September was just a blip on the radar? If you did, you may be in for a very rude awakening.... Read >
Author: George Hindson06th April 2006
These are changing and challenging times. Life is difficult and setbacks are common in the great game of business and in life. Every person has a choice about the attitude they bring to their day and the actions they make. Those who will prosper must deve... Read >
Author: Terry Paulson06th April 2006
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina smashed into a heavily populated part of the USA, specifically the city of New Orleans in the state of Louisiana.
The city was ruined. Over 1,100 people died.
Known as the "Crescen... Read >
Author: Darren Robinson04th April 2006
In my capacity as the owner of an import car dealership, I am often amazed at the levels some wholesalers will go to in order to cover up damages to vehicles. As any reputable reseller will tell you, finding the best vehicles is not only a matter of know... Read >
Author: Spanos Import14th March 2006
The Holy Bible says that the Messiah would come like a thief in the night no one would know that he had been in the house. The miraculous signs of biblical proportions just occurred and no one on earth noticed.
God said through the Prophet Isaiah th... Read >
Author: Karen Fish07th March 2006
It all started during hurricane Katrina
It can be compared to Reality TV. There was a weird time during Hurricane
Katrina when Network News had to cover the hurricane via a user's blog because
that was the only live coverage available.
So that w... Read >
Author: Dan McTaggart05th March 2006
According to God the Father through the Biblical Prophets in the Holy Bible, the job of the Messiah upon his return will be to purify Christianity and the Holy Bible. According to God the Father through the Biblical Prophets in the Holy Bible the arrival ... Read >
Author: Karen Fish05th March 2006
This isn't widely known, but the Muslims people believe that Jesus of Nazareth was born to a virgin, Mary, and that he was the Messiah. (Koran Sura, Chapter, 3:40-43). The Muslim people are awaiting the return of the Messiah.
According to Allah through... Read >
Author: Karen Fish05th March 2006
According to Hashem, through the Biblical Prophets in the Holy Bible, the job of the Messiah upon his return will be to purify Judaism and the Holy Bible. According to Adonai through the Biblical Prophets in the Holy Bible the arrival of the Messiah will ... Read >
Author: Karen Fish05th March 2006
It all started during hurricane Katrina
It can be compared to Reality TV. There was a weird time during Hurricane
Katrina when Network News had to cover the hurricane via a user's blog because
that was the only live coverage available.
So that wa... Read >
Author: Dan McTaggart21st February 2006
The IRS has announced further tax relief for victims of Hurricane Katrina due to slow clean up efforts and obviously devastated areas.
The IRS is giving relief to both businesses and individual taxpayers in certain areas that have been absolutely wipe... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo16th February 2006
Comedian Chevy Chase, when he anchored the first Saturday Night Live faux-news desk, had a running joke that satirized, post-mortem, the endless medical updates provided by the public relations machine of a dying dictator ...
"Here's a bulletin from Sp... Read >
Author: J Square Humboldt15th February 2006
Despite being overworked and underfunded, the Small Business Administration (SBA) is taking body shots from all sides. And it just isn't fair. How many people can truthfully say to a small business owner, "I am from the government and I'm here to help?"
... Read >
Author: Steven Fitzgerald06th February 2006
This time it will be our own governments mostly that will do the victimizing but some businesses will get it on it as well. Its simply one of the biggest revenue generating processes utilized by various levels of governments that very little is known of b... Read >
Author: Stuart A. McMaster27th January 2006
Is your business missing out on valuable tax deductions you can take for the use of your personal vehicle for business purposes?If you haven't done so already, you should definitely beat a path to the door of your local office supply store and pick up a n... Read >
Author: Germaine A Hoston21st January 2006
Religion and Disasters
When natural disasters occur, do you blame God ? Many people do !
Whatever your religion (or lack thereof), it's very tempting to attribute all major disasters to an Almighty Being, casting its rage down upon mankind. To do so... Read >
Author: Darren Robinson14th January 2006
Why purchase corporate gifts? The benefits of corporate gift giving can never be understated! Highly successful businesses understand the importance of branding. To achieve that well sorted after branding, resources are poured into marketing, which will l... Read >
Author: Stephen Ng21st December 2005
New Orleans is surrounded by waterLake Pontchartrain, the Mississippi River, and the Gulf of Mexico. The city rests an average of six feet below sea level and the city's safety has long depended on one of the world's most extensive levee systems.
O... Read >
Author: CMOE Development Team20th December 2005
Several of the largest natural disasters have occurred recently. These include the earthquake and tsunami in South East Asia and Hurricane Katrina in the Southern United States. Thousands of disasters occur every year. They all don't affect thousands of p... Read >
Author: Roger Carr05th November 2005
We know that this sounds insane, and too good to be true, but the Messiah is now on Planet Earth. The Holy Biblical Signs of his arrival from the Prophet Isaiah were that he was to be accompanied by "great rocks of hail", (The breaking up of the Antarctic... Read >
Author: Karen Fish04th November 2005
Obviously, Louisiana had a rough year in 2005 with Hurricane Katrina. The state will recover as will Louisiana real estate.
Louisiana
Louisiana has obviously been in the news because of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. To say the entire... Read >
Author: Raynor James27th October 2005
When Hurricane Katrina and Wilma struck the U.S., lives were lost, property and businesses destroyed, resulting in billions of dollars in losses. Among the many people affected was home business owners who saw their life's work washed away in the torrent.... Read >
Author: Andrew Shim21st October 2005
It happened. Now it's time to rebuild. Get up! Do NOT let this break your spirit!
Whether it's Hurricane Katrina or a freak accident, the government stands ready right now to help you recover from the disaster that devastated your home and/or your busi... Read >
Author: Michael Riley16th October 2005
By Greg O. Bacon
Hurricane Katrina, floods, earthquakes, high fuel prices, shrinking pocketbooks, and now, worries over variable interest rate loans are discussions heard throughout the nation.
With mounting concerns by the Fed over rising inflation... Read >
Author: Greg Bacon06th October 2005
Hurricane Katrina Causes Diabetes
By C. Devin Hastings
"Hurricane Katrina Causes Diabetes" may soon be a real headline. This article will explain what you need to know before you or someone you know are unpleasantly surprised.
Though the debate st... Read >
Author: Devin Hastings04th October 2005
Hair Care Professional- Breaking One InBeauty Salon- It is so important for us to find the right beauty salon so that we can have the right look at the right time. However, there are certain things that beauty salon owners don't want you to know.According... Read >
Author: Noori Daili26th September 2005
It is human nature to want to help those in need whenever a national tragedy occurs. Unfortunately, some people take advantage of this philantropy by tricking generous people into donating money to charity, when the money is never used to help those who n... Read >
Author: Joe Shish19th September 2005
You would think that the internet scam artists would take a vacation from bilking unsuspecting victims during such recent natural disasters as hurricane Katrina, and the tsunami that killed over a quarter million people right after Christmas. "Not so.", s... Read >
Author: Steve Blom19th September 2005
As reported 34 nursing home patients at St. Rita's Nursing Home died of drowning as the owners decided not to evacuate these patients. According to the owners, they said they had to make a choice on which nursing home patients to evacuate. It has also b... Read >
Author: Nick Roy13th September 2005
SUPERCHARGED PUBLICITY 21ST CENTURY PUBLIC RELATIONS TOOLS
One Company Takes Public Relations To The Next Level
Everyone knows that good publicity is the best advertising. A well placed article, a positive radio show,... Read >
Author: Bruce Prokopets08th September 2005
Yesterday I saw a mention in someone's email ezine about a kind person who had an eBay auction with the proceeds going 100% to help victims of the horrible Hurricane Katrina.
It struck a chord with me because I had wanted to set up something similar, b... Read >
Author: Dennis Becker08th September 2005
Obviously, the destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina has had a major impact on fuel supplies. The IRS is temporarily waiving regulations that ban the sale of certain diesel fuels to address shortages.
Dyed Diesel Fuel No Longer Banned
Diesel fuel ... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo08th September 2005
Hurricane Katrina has left a wide and long path of destruction. Besides the human toll, businesses on the Gulf Coast have taken a beating. If yours is one, here is how you can write off casualty losses on your taxes.
Casualty Losses Katrina
If y... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo08th September 2005
With the massive losses caused by Katrina, the economy of the Gulf Coast region is in extremely bad shape. Fortunately, there is a quirk in the tax code that can help you generate a large refund from your 2004 taxes.
Apply Losses to 2004 Taxes
When... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo01st September 2005
The pictures and videos of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina are sadly stunning. As is true for our great nation, millions are lining up to donate to help those that have been impacted. While your actions are a shining example of the best traits... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo
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