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Talkin' Trash
Anyone who has read any of my “vignettes knows how critical I have become of everyday “customer service”. Here’s a different spin on the mundane. Every so often you have an experience so memorable that you can’t help but tell everyone about it; something that will stick with you your entire life, or at least the near term.

The Right Move
Eco-entrepreneur Spencer Brown is saving consumers a lot of time and money and changing the way they move with his company, Rent-a-Green Box.
Do you know what your Junk Mail is Doing?
My recent poll results were very similar to the recent surveys on the topic “what people do with the promotional inserts which accompany your bills and statements in the mail”. Do you know what your junk mail is doing?
Eight Ways NOT To Write a Business Plan
Author Michael D. Jenkins, a CPA and attorney, has some advice to offer on some of the worst errors you should avoid when creating your business plan. Doing so should greatly improve your odds of having your business plan seriously considered and read, and of winning the financing you are seeking to obtain through such a document. The following article, excerpted from his book, "Starting and Operating a Business in California," describes 8 of the most common errors you should avoid when writing your business plan.

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Creating a Zero Waste Office
Composting is a way to reduce the waste that leaves our office, which only accumulates in the local landfill. By creating a Zero Waste work environment, we encourage our employees to be more responsible. We can also set an example for what a sustainable company might look like; caring not only about the bottom line, but also about the environment and social benefits of eliminating waste.
How To Freecycle
Freecycling, or free recycling is becoming an increasingly popular trend in the UK and worldwide. It is a term used to describe the process of passing on any unwanted items for free whether it is a bike or a computer to someone else who needs one, rather than throwing it away. There are thousands of groups around the world which have been set up with the aim of helping people to freecycle their unwanted items. Freecycling is all about the environment, using items a while longer when they are still in a useable condition rather than throwing them away into a landfill. There are many freecycling websites around the UK, and they often work best with small localities to facilitate the transfer of unwanted items.
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