Posts tagged business
Eric Miller :: Best Seats | Airplane Seating Secrets
32January 31, 2012
As a passenger, airline comfort is everything, so why do I feel like my poor carry-on luggage jammed into the overhead compartments?! What is even more frustrating is that airlines have begun to exploit the holy grail of coach seating, i.e. the exit seats. [...]
An Award-Winning Designer Turns Her Attentions to Online Business(es)
2November 3, 2011
Patricia Davis Brown (Patty as I like to call her sometimes) is a multiple national award winning interior designer, one part of the Dream Team that I have mentioned in these pages ever. so. often. In 1992, Patricia opened a high end cabinetry showroom in Vero Beach, Florida. Through the years she expanded into whole house interior design, lighting design and commercial design. Her business, this business, thrived for many years. That is, until 2009 -- when the recession hit both the high-end market and Florida specifically -- like some sort of 100-year tropical storm. [ . . . ]
Ginny Powell :: Hanging on a Hinge
16September 7, 2011
Hinges are as varied as the doors that hang from them. While most building products are measured width x height, door hinges are measured height by width; and the width is the total opening measurement of both leaves of the hinge. [ . . . ]
The Lessons of Hurricane Irene :: On Hurricane Preparedness
4September 2, 2011
by Barry
in homeownership
In the beautiful week before Hurricane Irene coastal Delaware was doing its summer thing. Every other car had out-of-state plates and vacationers were enjoying the beach while my clients, who rent their properties, were enjoying the peace of mind that comes along with having their investments working for them.
Journal Entry #333: We at Building Moxie
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And as my partner Barry reminds me frequently, and to use more bluntness than he uses – I really do need to work on how I introduce myself . . . how I introduce this thing, Building Moxie. But I am learning . . . . And today I'll try this -- “We (the “we” helps me take focus off my own self-consciousness) are a reader-driven, or meta-, blog dedicated to both the home improvement industry, and to those within it that choose to participate in social media.” [ . . . ]
