We are also working on building out a "project journaling" feature.

We have these people who are willing to dedicate (and risk) their lives by going behind enemy lines, by going into war zones, by going into areas hit by natural disaster, etc...and the stations they work for don't have enough respect for journalism to report the news in an honest and ethical manner.

Cronkite had no fear, taking on presidents and anyone else that got in the way of the American people and what was right.All I hope is that his death makes some of the wanna-be journalists out there think about doing what's right, and getting back to the roots of what journalism is all about . . . unfortunately, given that corporations are running the show, I doubt that'll happen.He will be missed!

Make sure you keep a journal of everything you do in business.

In my neck of the woods you can get the public data for free, however, if you want "the list" of upcoming foreclosures (they change A LOT so you need the most current list) - you MUST SUBSCRIBE to the local Business Journal.

You could ask over here on Journal of Light construction forum http://forums.jlconline.com/forums/

Either the Paper Source Journal or Noteworthy Newsletter.

The smaller publications like PennySaver or even our own small-town news journal are a different story.

I suggest an article several years ago called The Tax Paying Minority, appearing in the Wall street Journal.

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