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"Chris and Martin, I admit, I was not sure what to expect when I clicked. There is always a bit of a danger I suppose in using a tragic figure in the context of a blog post. That being said, you guys really did a nice job. Very well presented, thought out and tastefully done! Yoni"There's No Such Thing As A Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder
"Steve, Probably the most interesting and entertaining post I have read in a long time. I love posts and posters that include life-lessons and a bit of their history into an article. It brings things to life and humanizes the author. I also get to live vicariously through cool dads...mine was a bit of a jerk. Your Dad, eccentric and inventive sounds a lot like Adam Gottlieb's Dad (Adam is also a BizSugar contributor) who invented a laundry rack to clamp to the trunk of a moving car in order to dry wet laundry. Hope it's not too cliched Steve Miller, but "Fly like an Eagle!""There's No Such Thing As A Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder
"Steve, Glad to see this post on the front page where it belongs. Additionally, since I finished reading this fine article: _My good cholesterol is up _My bad cholesterol is down _My wife tells me she loves me more _My Fiat's engine has stopped knocking and pinging _Wrinkles on my forehead seem to be disappearing Thanks Steve!"Frugal Small Business Start-up Tips: Step 5- Writing a Business Plan
"Ahhh...the business-plan. Funny thing is I've written them for many clients, but when it came to my business, I skipped it. My whole business was on a whim, fly by the seat of your pants, if it doesn't work...F$#K it! Maybe had I gone with the business plan, I would have found too many reasons to doubt myself. That being said, I would highly recommend it for others... Yoni"Subscribe
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