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Above Ground Tank Inspection Procedures Vary by State?
Environmentalists and land owners alike are concerned with proper storage and containment of fertilizers and other materials. If you are someone looking to purchase land, or if you currently own land and are considering switching crops you need to be concerned with the protocol for above ground storage tank inspection and other storage options for…
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Want a Tax Refund? Why You Need to Know the Tax Laws and Regulations
Taxes seem to be a universally upsetting subject. Honestly, it doesn’t even have to be. Whether you prepare your taxes at home or bring them to an accountant or tax preparer, you should still be familiar with your local, state, and federal tax laws and regulations. The Ugly Truth Someone once said, “The only two…
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How to Reduce Sewer and Pipe Repair Costs 5 Tips That Will Guide You for a Lifetime
When you think of reducing sewer and pipe repair costs, you might be thinking mostly along the lines of getting multiple quotes or negotiating. Those are good strategies to be sure, but — given that a home is a lifetime investment — it’s best to think a bit bigger. How can you reduce your lifetime…
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How to Design Really Great Food Packaging Labels
Although kids are taught not to judge books by their covers, the fact of the matter is that a product’s commercial labeling needs to be attractive. If it’s not, it won’t catch anyone’s eyes, and consequently won’t sell. This is particularly true when it comes to food packaging labels. As good as something may taste,…
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Food Packaging Innovation Helps Create New Way to Enjoy Craft Beer
Food packaging has changed a great deal over the years. Milk used to be sold exclusively in glass bottles, and even material like metals and aluminum were prevalent in packing industry. In recent years plastic packaging companies have taken the lead in the marketplace, and with good reason. Plastic is cheap, efficient, and easy to…
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Is Cremation Really Less Expensive Than Cemetery Burials
In the 1960s, just 3.6% of Americans selected cremation when planning a funeral, but by the turn of the millennium that number had reached 26%. And the National Funeral Director’s Association says in 2013 45% chose cremation, and the percentage will pass 50% in the next 10 or 20 years. There are many reasons someone…
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The Perils of Chargebacks
It’s no secret that ecommerce is big business. Every 30 seconds it generates $1.2 million in sales in the United States. It is also no secret that Americans love their credit cards. In 2013, Americans used their cards to spend $4.6 trillion and have 278 million Visa cards. That’s all fine and good except when…
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Protect Your Employees With Industrial Dust Collection Systems
The blue-collar workforce is the backbone of working America, working in a variety of industrial-level jobs. Such workers are often exposed to hazardous materials and conditions, making industrial dust collection systems a must-have for any business. Dust and other contaminants can be siphoned out of the air, giving employees a safe and healthy work environment.…
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Web to Go Make Your Website Mobile
Did you know that 80% of internet-using adults own smartphones? No longer is the internet primarily accessed through desktop computers or laptops; in our on-the-go culture, the most common way to access the internet is through cell phones. Even Google is hopping on the smartphone bandwagon: beginning April 21, 2015, Google search results will be…
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What the NSA can Teach You About Crowd Safety
Going to see your favorite band or performer is an experience like no other. Not only are you able to take part in the energy of the live performance, you are also able to enjoy the show with hundreds or thousands of other fans. But in any environment where there are several people there are…