I haven't gotten to tear through this entire site, but thus far it certainly seems to have a wealth of potentially interesting topics and participants (those that follow the rules and aren't banned, which seems to be a disturbingly high percentage of the posts I've seen thus far - is it that hard to not turn a post into an advertisement for oneself?!).

So, I think I need to sign up for an electronic fax service.Does anyone have any experience, suggestions, or reviews of any providers?

He also told me, "Late to bed, early to rise, work like hell and advertise".

New products are out for us tub painters that now cause a MOLECULAR bond, that is, the paint will share an electron with the porcelain itself.

We have come to the conclusion that we need a wide angle lense to take great photos of our units for advertisment (the inside photos).We have everything we need for 35mm - camera, lenses etc., but we do not want to use film.We want to go digital with a new camera and use the old 35mm lenses (not that old actually 5-6 years with very little use).

Please do be sure and read the forum rules, in particular about advertisements.

One way I have used many times over in three states is word-of-mouth advertising.

I love it.My plan is to advertise like a madman (biz cards, word of mouth, bandit signs, website, craigsist, newspaper, etc).

December 24, 2008By Richard Adhikari: More stories by this author: A hacker got into the computer systems of electronic payment processing services provider RBS WorldPay, compromising more than a million customers' records.Formerly known as RBS Lynk, RBS WorldPay, which claims it has more than 20 years in the business, is the U.S. payment processing arm of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group.Personal and financial account information of about 1.5 million cardholders and other individuals, and the social security numbers (SSNs) of 1.1 million people, may have been accessed by the hacker, RBS WorldPay said in a statement announcing the break-in on Wednesday.RBS WorldPay describes the break-in as a highly sophisticated cyber intrusion on its Website.

Sometimes it is advertised as easy as making a PBJ sandwich.