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Juniques announces Micore Intl, has added United Salon Associates to its product line.

Posted by Rickey on February 10, 2013 at 10:18pm

Hello Community, Juniques Multi Cultural Connections, is glad to announce,

Micore Intl, has added United Salon Associates to its product line.

This is major move for Micore Intl and will definitely attract new customers and reps!!!

Get your account open today.

http://www.jussuccess.com ( start your business for $19.95)

Major Launch planned for March 2013

Anthony Battaglia President of United Salon Associates (USA) Partners With Micore' International
http://youtu.be/8T0FIrXcAn0

APOLLO PROFESSIONAL STYLING BRUSH LINE MADE IN THE USA YOU MAKE THE CHOICE!

Anthony Battaglia President of United Salon Associates (USA)

Former owner of the Comare Corp. (1963 to 1988) The Royal Blue styling combs & Battalia 1988 to 2002) Styling combs and brushes Designed his new Apollo line of 100% Boar and ion non scratch poly pins made in the USA most professional styling products are made in Asia, I want to be the first to bring back professional Brushes and related styling tool manufacturing back to the USA .

The APOLLO BRUSH line is the first of a selection OF PROFESSIONAL STYLING PRODUCTS That will be made and assembled in the USA by Americans.

The brushes were designed with 4 rows of 100% reinforced Boar bristle,

and 2 rows, rounded non scratch Tourmaline Ion infused poly pins. Making it easier to style by using the poly pins to penetrate the hair, stimulating the scalp and directing the hair over the Boar bristle
which helps to disperse natural oils from the scalp leaving the hair Healthy & Conditioned.

All USA Apollo Brushes are manufactured using the highest quality components and are guaranteed against breakage in normal use.

MAKE THE CHOICE BUY AMERICAN MADE PRODUCTS and keep Americans working.

Update To "Thought You Might Be Interested"

Posted by DR. DOROTHY E. HOOKS on August 6, 2009 at 6:21am

This is an update to the previous post entitled, "Thought You Might Be Interested." This is a message from Nicole Bradley herself addressed to you'll. Thank you, Dr. Hooks"Hello,I have created the Diva's Dating Assessment tool for the purpose of helping women make more informed decisions related to dating. It is my hope that this book will help reduce instances of domestic violence, STDs, and homelessness. Once this book is published, I accept donations for this book and give a portion back to domestic violence organizations, shelters, and donate them to women. Essentially, I plan to give the books away. This is what the Lord has given me to do. I wished that there had been such a book like this when I was dating my first husband, but you live and learn and now I'm trying to pass that knowledge on to others.I am writing to ask you to donate to the Diva's Dating Assessment Tool's production.Here's why you should donate:When you make a pledge of $10.00 your name or website will be featured on the Partner of Prestige Page in the book.When you make a pledge of $20.00, I will give you 1/2 page to advertise your business, book, service, ministry, etc in my book.When you make a pledge of $32.50, I will give you a full page in my book to advertise your book, business, service, ministry, organization, etc.You must create your own advertisement and send it once you've made your pledge.Hurry you only have until August 13, 2009 to take advantage of this offer. Expected release October 2009. If this wonderful opportunity is not for you, I can understand that. Please forward to an individual you know who would like to make a difference.To make your donations now go to www.nicolebradley.com."

Matchbooks

Posted by Weekley on February 22, 2009 at 8:13am

I am looking for a company that sell inexpensive custom made matchbooks and bookmarkers.FlorenceWhat's Cella's Sweet & Sexy Treasures??http://www.cellassweetandsexytreasures.com

Our Path to Greatness

Posted by Andrea Fields on October 5, 2008 at 5:33pm

If it is true that what we love is our path to greatness – then it is also true that everyone who is working for barely makes do wages or less doesn’t have to. It also means that people who feel trapped in well paying jobs don’t need to. The question now is: How do we transform what we love into cash.I once heard a story of a man who had an infinity for fixing small electrical things. Radios, mixers, sewing machines; whatever – he could fix it. He never had any formal training in electronic or electrical repair. It was just something he instinctively knew how to do. Friends and family members often brought things to him to repair. Eventually his wife got sick of all of the money he was spending on tools and repair parts and him not making any money for his efforts. Finally he decided to rent a small room so he could continue to indulge in his love; but keep peace in his home. So to pay for his work space, he started charging people a nominal fee to do their repairs.As fate would have it, a time came he got laid off from his job and his wife didn’t make enough to support them. So, he began to call to check on a few offers he had received from customers to teach, to be on call to properly set up major appliances etc. Within a month he was making more money than he had ever made at his job.The answer to the questions: How do we transform what we love into cash is: For some people, transforming what you love to do into cash is a matter of making some decision and following through on them. For some it will take a business plan, investors . . . . Still others will simply stumble into their gift. The key however is to take the time to regularly work at that which brings you joy and a sense of fulfillment.Armed with this information, I finally put aside all of my reasons, excuses, meanderings … and dove into one of my favorite activities. At first it was awkward and felt strange – like I had never made a good living sewing before. As I moved forward and started on my second piece it began to feel good. Wonderful memories of past accomplishments began to appear in the forefront of my mind one by one. As I worked on my third piece, I began to relive the emotions that made me decide to become a seamstress in the first place.I’ll keep you posted on the outcome.

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