Lost Found Art
Topic: Art
Lost Found Art





What a incredible collection of art! Many different collections can be seen at this site!

Who wants Grandmas Gnomes?
Topic: News
Who's Going to Want
Grandma's Gnomes?

By JEFFREY ZASLOW
Staff Reporter of The Wall Street Journal.

From The Wall Street Journal Online

In Graytown, Ohio, 51-year-old Doug Martin has amassed a collection of 5,000 pencils, most of them never used. Some date back to the 1800s.

He sometimes wonders what will become of his prized collection when he dies. Will his children stick them in a sharpener and write with them? "It hurts to think about it," he says.

Young people today have little interest in the stamp, coin or knickknack collections of their elders, so an aging America can't help but wonder: What's going to happen to all those boxes in the basement?


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50 plus!
Topic: News
50 plus.com

What a wonderful site for those of us over 50 years old!! Check it out!

Are you prepared for a Disaster?
Topic: How To's
Disaster

Are you and your loved ones prepared for a Disaster?
This is a great site that will help you get prepared!!

Moms Invent
Topic: How To's
Moms Turn Their Ideas
Into Viable Businesses

By KRISTEN GERENCHER
From Marketwatch

Missy Cohen-Fyffe's business began when other moms gave her unsolicited feedback as she strolled down grocery-store aisles with her son riding in blanket-like protection in the shopping cart.

"I just didn't want my son biting on the gross, grimy metal," she said of her Clean Shopper invention.

Seven years and four employees later, Cohen-Fyffe has turned her crafty idea into a full-time career: selling the Clean Shopper and other baby products from her New Hampshire home base.

"I didn't think I was taking too much of a gamble because every time I used my product in the store I was approached by moms who wanted to buy it," she said of starting her company, Babe Ease, LLC. "I thought there would be demand for the product if I could figure out how to make it on a large scale."

Cohen-Fyffe is among a growing number of "mom-preneurs," women who come up with a product idea related to their child-rearing needs and shepherd it through the research, design, patenting and marketing process in the hope of starting a viable business.


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Happy Valley Notary
Topic: Favorite Links
Notary Public

Storage Auctions
Topic: Auction Tips

Storage Auctions

Antiqueweek
Topic: News
Antique Week

EcommWire
Topic: News
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Government Auctions UK