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Money = Time, So Spend Them With Care be visiting.I'm sure you've heard of the expression "time equals money," or some derivative of it, but have you actually thought about how true that statement really is? I think after you read this you'll have a better appreciation for both how you earn your money and what you ultimately spend that money on.Think about it; for us working stiffs that have to go out each and every day and earn our money, we are essentially trading our time (the eight or however many hours you work in a given day) for a day's pay. So, when you spend that money, you're trading your time (bits and pieces of your life) for whatever it is that you're bu ● By now you should have decided whether you prefer contemporary log cabin designs (lots of glass, open floor plans, high ceilings) or traditional designs (separate rooms, 8’ ceilings, wrap around porches). Of course a blend of the two designs is also an option.< Moved Since Filing Last Years Taxes? Preparation for the visit:We are a migratory society. When we move, each of us goes about the joyous task of trying to get our mail forwarded to our new address. Ah, but what about your taxes?Moving is more or less the definition of misery. At least in my opinion. Simply put, I hate it. You probably feel the same or at least close. One of the problems I have with moving is dealing with my mail. Yes, I submit the forwarding notice to the post office, but they seem to take about 30 days to get around to it regardless of what date I list on the notice. This ultimately causes problems since bills usually have a date you have to pay by.If you Of course there is nothing wrong with visiting a model log cabin “cold turkey” or as the first step in your search for your dream log cabin. However, a log cabin is a major investment. One should not make such a decision without appropriate “due diligence.” Any log kit purchased on the spur of the moment to qualify for a “special sale” could very well be the wrong decision. ● If you are serious about log cabins, you should research log cabins on the Internet, subscribe to one or more log cabin magazines and purchase log cabin literature from at least two log home companies. ● Prior to visiting a model, it would be helpful to visit log cabins owned by friends. Ask them questions; seek their advice. ● Bring this document and a 16’ - 20’ steel tape with you. ● Bring any photographs and/or magazines with photographs of features you would like to see in your log cabin. ● Bring any log cabin literature with features you would like to see in your log cabin. The literature need not be published by the company that owns the model you will be visiting. ● By now you should have decided whether you prefer contemporary log cabin designs (lots of glass, open floor plans, high ceilings) or traditional designs (separate rooms, 8’ ceilings, wrap around porches). Of course a blend of the two designs is also an option. A Stuttered Sprint Into 2007 e “due diligence.” Any log kit purchased on the spur of the moment to qualify for a “special sale” could very well be the wrong decision.Open up your wallets, a new year of investing has officially begun. Stocks opened markedly higher in the first session of 2007 as investors cheered news that Home Depot Inc’s CEO resigned after years of lackluster performance, and that the holiday shopping season had been stronger than expected.On Wednesday the DOW Jones touched an all-time intra-day high of 12,580.35. Stocks finished the day mixed after the latest Federal Reserve minutes showed worries about inflation and the scale of the housing sector pullback.Fortunately, the Fed’s minutes date from December 12. Unfortunately, investors were looking for some ● If you are serious about log cabins, you should research log cabins on the Internet, subscribe to one or more log cabin magazines and purchase log cabin literature from at least two log home companies. ● Prior to visiting a model, it would be helpful to visit log cabins owned by friends. Ask them questions; seek their advice. ● Bring this document and a 16’ - 20’ steel tape with you. ● Bring any photographs and/or magazines with photographs of features you would like to see in your log cabin. ● Bring any log cabin literature with features you would like to see in your log cabin. The literature need not be published by the company that owns the model you will be visiting. ● By now you should have decided whether you prefer contemporary log cabin designs (lots of glass, open floor plans, high ceilings) or traditional designs (separate rooms, 8’ ceilings, wrap around porches). Of course a blend of the two designs is also an option.< 10 Ways to Revise Your Business Web Site for Explosive Sales, p1 hase log cabin literature from at least two log home companies.Are you making this mistake with your web site? Too many web site owners look at their site as an online brochure. They use it as little more than a place to store their office hours, product or service list. A different way has emerged. Now your web site can be used as an effective marketing tool. Used in the right way, it can spear-head many successful marketing campaigns for you in the near future.Did you know that many of your prospects (even locally) will type your business name or web site name in Google to see what you offer? Often they are looking to see what you offer compared to your competitor. Recently, Cali ● Prior to visiting a model, it would be helpful to visit log cabins owned by friends. Ask them questions; seek their advice. ● Bring this document and a 16’ - 20’ steel tape with you. ● Bring any photographs and/or magazines with photographs of features you would like to see in your log cabin. ● Bring any log cabin literature with features you would like to see in your log cabin. The literature need not be published by the company that owns the model you will be visiting. ● By now you should have decided whether you prefer contemporary log cabin designs (lots of glass, open floor plans, high ceilings) or traditional designs (separate rooms, 8’ ceilings, wrap around porches). Of course a blend of the two designs is also an option.< Success Over a Cup of Coffee ring any photographs and/or magazines with photographs of features you would like to see in your log cabin.Indeed coffee shops are getting a lot popular these days. Perhaps it is because people are finally taking notice and liking the different coffee flavors quite different from the commercial ones they have at home. Or perhaps it is because wherever they may be, a coffee shop is an ideal place to converse with friends and go over recent news. A coffee shop can also be a place where you can read a good book and just take a break from your work. When located in a mall, it can also be a place where you can rest your feet while waiting for your spouse and your kids to finish shopping. Whatever the reason may be, coffee shops are ● Bring any log cabin literature with features you would like to see in your log cabin. The literature need not be published by the company that owns the model you will be visiting. ● By now you should have decided whether you prefer contemporary log cabin designs (lots of glass, open floor plans, high ceilings) or traditional designs (separate rooms, 8’ ceilings, wrap around porches). Of course a blend of the two designs is also an option.< Will Spam-Blogging Be The Death Of Blogging? be visiting.Technorati reports that 30,000 - 40,000 new blogs are being created each day.According to David Sifry, part of the growth of new blogs created each day is due to an increase in spam blogs.What are spam blogs? They are fake blogs that are created by robots in order to foster link farms, attempted search engine optimization, or drive traffic through to advertising or affiliate sites.They contain robot-generated posts made up of random words, with the title linking back to the blogger's own pages.Many bloggers see them as a way of getting their pages indexed quickly by Google and other search engines.< ● By now you should have decided whether you prefer contemporary log cabin designs (lots of glass, open floor plans, high ceilings) or traditional designs (separate rooms, 8’ ceilings, wrap around porches). Of course a blend of the two designs is also an option. ● If you have found a log cabin floor plan this fits your life style or is close to what you are looking for, bring that along. The visit: You can keep notes in the blank spaces below. ● Note those features, including the d?cor, in the home that you would like in your home and those features that do not appeal to you. ● Ask the dealer if his homes are designed to accommodate shrinkage of the log walls. If so, how is this accomplished? If not, why is this not necessary? ● What species of wood is used in the exposed beams and log walls, and why? ● What exactly is included in the dealer’s log kit? ● It may take a little “nerve” but open several windows to see if they operate easily; or, do they stick and require some strength to open and close? ● Is the customer free to select the windows & exterior doors of his/her choice or must the customer purchase the brand offered by the dealer? ● If you have a floor plan (or a marked up floor plan) that interests you, ask the dealer to give you an estimate on the kit cost. The dealer sho
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