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LETTER: 'Citizen/Consumer Voice needs to be in new Economic Development …
The serious slump in the economy worsened conditions for businesses in Burien so citizens and small business owners on numerous occasions asked the City Council to develop an Economic Development Plan to study and come up with a plan to stimulate the …
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Morning Memo: Let the campaign season begin
INSIDE THE TEACHER PAY PLAN: The plan, detailed in a document obtained by The Associated Press, would in part ensure all public school teachers make a base salary of at least $ 33,000 during the 2014-15 school year and at least $ 35,000 the following …
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How Much Does Tile Cost?

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This is a common question, for obvious reasons.  Installing new flooring can add a new dimension and update any room or area.   Ovciously, different materials are going to have different price tags, as they each go through a different process to be ready to install on your floor.  You have probably already compared the difference between the different flooring materials including tile, wood, stone, and laminate.  If tile is the flooring of choice, you now need to determine exactly what it is going to cost you. As with almost any other type of flooring, the cost of installing tile in Portland will be determined by a number of factors.  These include, but are not limited to, the size and shape of the area needing flooring, the size and style of tile you are using, and the mode of installation. It never comes as a shock that the size of a room will affect the price of the tile, because, obviously, if you have a bigger room you must buy more tile, making it more expensive.  However, many people are often surprised to find that the shape of a room has a bearing on the bottom line.  Why is this?  Installing tile in Portland can be a tricky job if the room has many corners or odd angles, or if there are items in the floor that must be tiled around, such as a toilet or a kitchen island.  The reason for this is simple.  The more tiles that need to be cut, the more expensive it will be to install.   The second factor that will affect the bottom line price of your new tile in Portland is the size and style of tile you plan to install.  Tile comes in many different styles and materials.  Natural stone tile will be a different price than ceramic tiles, for example.  Tile can also be purchased in many different sizes, ranging from one inch square, up to 2 foot square or larger.  This size difference will affect both the price of the tile itself, and the cost of installation. Speaking of installation, this is the last factor that will affect the price of tile Portland.  When it comes to installation you basically have 3 choices: do it yourself, hire a handyman, or hire a licensed contractor.  Each of these options come with a different price tag, and when it comes to tile, the old adage you get what you pay for is very applicable.  Keeping these three factors in mind will help you have a good idea of what your new tile in Portland is going to cost you.

Astoria Financial Corporation To Participate In The KBW 2014 Boston Bank …

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Astoria Financial Corporation To Participate In The KBW 2014 Boston Bank …
Astoria Federal originates residential mortgage loans through its banking and loan production offices in New York, a broker network in four states, primarily along the East Coast, and correspondent relationships covering nine states and the District of …
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WHAT$ APP signals bubble or broad undervaluation — TESLA-APPLE tie-up …
Both devices hold virtual versions of your credit and debit cards, and work at over 90 percent of the country's credit card machines without retailers having to change anything, according to Loop. The Fob and ChargeCase work only with the iPhone, for …
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NY officials: Virtual currency invites real crime
… while portraying himself as an Internet trailblazer. Authorities say an investigation of Liberty Reserve, and more recently that of Silk Road, demonstrate how the anonymity inherent in virtual currency transactions is attracting legions of flesh …
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Third grade entrepreneurs at BCES

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Third grade entrepreneurs at BCES
Each student was assigned a role in the business including budget manager, advertising/marketing manager and project or resource manager. The students are using Edmodo, an education type of social networking, to communicate and share their ideas …
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How to Improve Your Current Advertising Strategy
… the advertising business is in trouble worldwide. Agencies are becoming heavily dependent on their campaigns being led by metric this is zapping the creativity from today's campaigns and fewer ads produce the desired result. Thus, new ideas are needed.
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Hanna Sköld at GreenCamp about crowd funding

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Hanna Sköld at GreenCamp about crowd funding

Hanna Skold, swedish filmmaker, participated at GreenCamp where she talked about crowd funding movies and her projects “Nasty People” and “Granny’s Dancing o…
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Baldwin County school columns for Feb. 19
A community luncheon was held at Stapleton School on Feb. 13 to honor individuals who have helped our school recently. Special guests included Donna Smith, Brenda Moss, Cherry Penn, Pastor Lawhorn of Stapleton Baptist Church and Lynn Woodcock of …
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'Tablescapes' aids local groups

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'Tablescapes' aids local groups
Any business owner who would like to promote merchandise and/or services or individuals with imagination and creativity are invited to participate. “Last year we had so many great ideas for table decorating, and I am sure those participating will come …
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Adult Day Center in Bridgewater exhibits work of Somerset Photography 'Meetup …
The Somerset Photography group is for people in Somerset County and the region with a passion for photography who want to share ideas, knowledge and photographs. Its 290 or so members range from beginners to professionals who have regular social …
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Phoenix's Roosevelt Row lays out long-term plans with focus on artists
That new terminology corresponds with the Roosevelt Row Community Development Corporation's recently unveiled 5- to 10-year year growth and development plan. The plan, titled “Roosevelt Row: Artist's District. Creative Placemaking in Downtown …
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MTB Startup School Nov – EPISODE 2

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The memorable experience @ Mind The Bridge Startup School Batch, November 2013 One more episode! http://school.mindthebridge.org/class-november-2013/ ______…
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Dropmysite at Angel's Gate

Dropmysite is the holding company of Dropmyemail.com. We raised our seed funding at Angel’s Gate Season 1. Checkout our pitch to the investors. Dropmyemail a…

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Bergeson & Campbell, P.C. | February 2014
EPA Adds Chemicals To Safer Chemical Ingredients List: On January 23, 2014, EPA's Assistant Administrator for the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention (OCSPP), Jim Jones, highlighted in a blog the addition of 50 chemicals to EPA's Safer …
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BusinessRadioX

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Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) December 13, 2013

On December 12, 2013, co-hosts Lee Kantor and Stone Payton of BusinessRadioX®’s Atlanta Business Radio welcomed to the studio the co-founders of GROUNDFLOOR, Brian Dally and Nick Bhargava.

GROUNDFLOOR is a real estate crowdfunding startup that is revolutionizing the financing of real estate development projects, to the benefit of developers, savers and investors. Based in the North Carolina Triangle, GROUNDFLOOR champions democracy, transparency, speed, efficiency and freedom as the path to building a new kind of finance. The innovative GROUNDFLOOR platform reduces dependence upon large financial institutions and accredited investors, while making direct real estate investing a viable addition to any savings and investment portfolio.

In November of this year, GROUNDFLOOR announced its launch into the Atlanta market with the opening of its pilot development project in Midtown. According to Brian Dally, co-founder of GROUNDFLOOR, “We are taking advantage of Georgia’s innovative securities laws and the Invest Georgia Exemption to make real estate investing accessible to all, regardless of net worth or income.”

As CEO, Dally is responsible for marketing as well as setting long term direction and goals for the company. Dally has 15 years of disruptive technology startup experience in Silicon Valley, Boston, London and the North Carolina Triangle region.

Co-founder Nick Bhargava leads product development and is responsible for regulatory strategy. Explained Bhargava, “Our first product is a tested and true type of savings vehicle with a new and important twist, available to anyone with $ 100 to lend.”

GROUNDFLOOR’s pilot project seeks to raise a total of $ 300,000 to fund two loans that will be used to refinance, renovate and lease a Midtown Atlanta residential development and will be secured by the property until repaid with interest within a one-year term. Throughout the life of the loans, investors will have access to confidential reports from the borrower on milestone achievements including construction progress and leasing performance.

To learn more about GROUNDFLOOR, tune in to this episode of Atlanta Business Radio.

About Lee Kantor:

Lee Kantor has been involved in Internet radio, podcasting and blogging since he started the Dr. Fitness and the Fat Guy show in 2005. Since then, Lee has interviewed well over 1000 entrepreneurs, business owners, authors and celebrities on a variety of shows and at live events. In addition to his hosting duties, Lee is a Managing Partner at BusinessRadioX® and is committed to helping entrepreneurs and business owners in Atlanta learn how to use radio to dramatically grow their businesses.

About Stone Payton:

For over 24 years, Stone Payton has been helping organizations and the people who lead them drive their business strategies more effectively. He is a Managing Partner at BusinessRadioX® and the author of SPEED®: Never Fry Bacon In The Nude: And Other Lessons From The Quick & The Dead, and has dedicated his entire career to helping others produce better results in less time.

About Atlanta Business Radio:

http://www.atlantabusinessradio.businessradiox.com

Each week, from the BusinessRadioX® studio in Sandy Springs, Lee Kantor and Stone Payton interview Atlanta, Georgia’s top businessmen and businesswomen to learn what makes them the best at what they do.

About Business RadioX®:

BusinessRadioX® interviews dozens of innovative entrepreneurs and successful leaders each week. Its mission is to help local businesses Get The Word Out about the important work they’re doing for their market, their community, and their profession. With a pro-business slant and a long-form interview format, guests don’t have to worry about being ambushed or talking in “sound bites.” Guests have enough time to tell their whole story and to share their insights and experience without interruptions. BusinessRadioX® hosts are business professionals interviewing their peers, drilling down on the critical issues, and delivering practical information to an engaged business audience. Business topics that are frequently covered include: Law, Finance, Healthcare, Technology, Trade Shows, B2B Marketing, Venture Capital, Training and Development and other issues impacting the business community. For more information, visit: http://www.businessradiox.com.