Take Risks With 28 million small businesses competing in today’s market, standing out from the crowd can be challenging. But by taking risks, you can make your business unique and memorable for potential customers. Taking risks doesn’t just mean trying new marketing strategies or advertising campaigns; it also means pushing the boundaries of your industry. […]
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Electricians maintain and repair electrical power, communications, lighting, and control systems in homes, businesses, and factories. They are trained to recognize and address any issues before they become dangerous – saving homeowners money and potential fire hazards in the process. If you notice any of the following signs, it is time to call an electrician. […]
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Indian restaurant merchant city can have a profound impact on your company’s ability to help your firm progress to a much more appropriate level. Ultimately, all businesses must strive to treat their employees with great levels of respect. Failure to do so can easily result in employee’s motivation levels being seriously impacted. People must ensure […]
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‘Welcome strangers! Come into my parlour, as a well-known spider said…’ (William Sansom, The Body, 1949) I suspect you will know what I mean when I try to speak of a little literary subgenre we might usefully call ‘the nasty story.’ The type will surely seem clear to you if you have read, just for […]
Read MoreJune 14 2012 is the 30th anniversary of Argentine surrender in the Falklands War of April-June 1982. This month Finds is reissuing Iron Britannia by Anthony Barnett, originally published between covers in 1982 and deriving from writings Barnett first published in the New Left Review. Iron Britannia is a swingeing polemic against the Falklands War, […]
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Rock & Pop are such relatively youthful art-forms that Your Correspondent still finds himself surprised by how swiftly the music of his adolescence (1983-1989) has begun to look a little sepia-toned round the edges. (Presumably one’s parents came to feel the same way about A Hard Day’s Night…) In referring to the ‘look’ over the […]
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With mortgages becoming harder and harder to obtain, more and more people are opting to lease a property rather than buy. However there are so many horror stories of bad tenants, law suits, scams and long periods of a vacant flat. Many property owners enjoy handling their rentals on their own – they treat it almost […]
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Dentistry is a profession that is not everyone’s cup of tea, but for those who are interested in a career in dentistry, there are many benefits. Here are just some of the advantages of being a dentist in Glasgow City Centre. http://www.berkeleyclinic.com/
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We have just proudly completed our reissuing of a select set of works by Brigid Brophy, with her exquisite 1968 monograph on Aubrey Beardsley, Black and White. Beardsley was one of Brophy’s heroes/touchstones – and belonged, as such, in a super-elite group. No appreciation of Brophy’s fiction could be complete without reference to her passionate […]
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