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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
Product Review: L'Oreal 360 Cleanser
The ads for this product got me! I tried it, I liked it. The scrubber that comes with it is a great exfoliator and my skin feels great.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Website Posts 2010 Annual Listing of Real Business Grants
Reprinted from
www.dantelee.com
The National Institute of Small Business Grants, a leading global resource for business funding, has published their annual 2010 listing of business grant opportunities. The extensive listing is available online at www.BusinessGrants.org, and is free to the public.
Nike, Microsoft, Intuit, Pepsi, MillerCoors, and IBM are just a few of the companies listed who have programs that are designed to give business grants away this year. Organizations include the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Dayton Foundation, IFA Educational Foundation and the PepsiCo Foundation. Government agencies include the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), FTA (Federal Transit Administration), United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and more.
A business grant is a unique form of funding whereas cash awards are given to entrepreneurs and business owners when they qualify for the specified guidelines. There is typically no expectation of repayment. Such grants are given away by major corporations for charity and public relations purposes, but are also given away by non-profits and government agencies to help rebuild or strengthen small business communities.
Because the Internet is saturated with so much fraudulent information pertaining to business grants, BusinessGrants.org was launched in 2008 as the official online resource for real and legit funding opportunities. The site reports on all avenues of business funding, and features exclusive and original news, tips, videos, and a daily blog.
The site also has a Twitter account (@BizGrants) and a YouTube channel to support their social media outreach.
For more details, visit:
www.BusinessGrants.org
www.dantelee.com
The National Institute of Small Business Grants, a leading global resource for business funding, has published their annual 2010 listing of business grant opportunities. The extensive listing is available online at www.BusinessGrants.org, and is free to the public.
Nike, Microsoft, Intuit, Pepsi, MillerCoors, and IBM are just a few of the companies listed who have programs that are designed to give business grants away this year. Organizations include the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Dayton Foundation, IFA Educational Foundation and the PepsiCo Foundation. Government agencies include the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), FTA (Federal Transit Administration), United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and more.
A business grant is a unique form of funding whereas cash awards are given to entrepreneurs and business owners when they qualify for the specified guidelines. There is typically no expectation of repayment. Such grants are given away by major corporations for charity and public relations purposes, but are also given away by non-profits and government agencies to help rebuild or strengthen small business communities.
Because the Internet is saturated with so much fraudulent information pertaining to business grants, BusinessGrants.org was launched in 2008 as the official online resource for real and legit funding opportunities. The site reports on all avenues of business funding, and features exclusive and original news, tips, videos, and a daily blog.
The site also has a Twitter account (@BizGrants) and a YouTube channel to support their social media outreach.
For more details, visit:
www.BusinessGrants.org
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Men's Christian Louboutin--What Do We Think?
Yea or Nay on Louboutins for men?
And..ladies..
Would you date a man who had a more expensive shoe collection than you?
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
A Fashionable Way To Help Haiti
I already liked Ralph Lauren and now I LOVE him.
Buy one of these limited edition polos..
Unlike some companies that only give a portion of proceeds..in this case
100% of proceeds go to relief efforts in Haiti.
buy it here
Friday, January 8, 2010
First Lady Clothing Repeats
Right now I'm reading--Michelle Obama First Lady of Fashion and Style by Susan Swimmer.
And like most of us mere mortals, She too repeats great look.
In the book.. see her rock the dramatic white blouse/cardigan/wide belt twice
And like most of us mere mortals, She too repeats great look.
In the book.. see her rock the dramatic white blouse/cardigan/wide belt twice
And..speaking of the First Family
WTF! The President Can't Be A Model
The White House isn’t happy about the latest Times Square billboard advertisement, saying the president’s image is not supposed to be used for commercial purposes.
The latest celebrity ad to grace a Times Square billboard doesn’t feature an athlete, rock star or actor. It’s President Obama sporting a black jacket made by the company Weatherproof.
But the White House isn’t happy about the newest exposure, saying the president’s image — captured by The Associated Press during his November trip to the Great Wall in Badaling, China — is not supposed to be used for commercial purposes.
“The White House has a longstanding policy disapproving of the use of the president’s name and likeness for commercial purposes,” White House spokesman Ben LaBolt said in a written statement.
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