Hall Of Shame.US - group at My World Of Work

Hall Of Shame.US - group at My World Of Work: " there are rules, and there are exceptions to the rules. Here is one such company formally nominated to the Hall of Shame.US:

http://directlinecruises.com/

This company simply put profits before people, and when I went out of my way, to request assistance (and it was not even my money, or a cruise that I was going on) all with reasonable requests, the customer service person said that they are not "making any money" on this cruise based on the number of conversations they have notated.

When I was merely being assertive and requesting that the company "compromise on it's policy" the representative simply said, that they can't do this for everyone. Later to someone else they spoken, they even had the nerve to "call me rude" when I was politely yet assertively, requesting to speak to a supervisor. "

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DesktopServer | ServerPress.com

DesktopServer | ServerPress.com: "Simply, DesktopServer. Choose fictional domain names to personalize each of your projects and create dozens of virtual servers in seconds. WordPress designers and developers seldom work on a single project. Now you can create multiple isolated sites for webdesign or just for quickly and safely testing those plugins you’ve been meaning to try out. Now with new support for Dreamweaver!"

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Social Tropism: How to Get Your Teen Out of Bed for School

Social Tropism: How to Get Your Teen Out of Bed for School: "How to Get Your Teen Out of Bed for School: "Teenagers like to sleep late and if you have a defiant teen, it may become a daily chore to get him out of bed. Let’s take for example, a child who has to be to school at eight o’clock in the morning. You go to his room and wake him up at seven. Then you go back a couple of minutes later and wake him up again, and then again, and again.

You do whatever you can to get him out of bed. You may even have to drag him out of bed. Now your teen may curse at you, or maybe he does not even curse, but you just cannot get him out of bed.""

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Truth Seeking: In The Beginning: The Beis of Creation.: Tzaddik Magazine

Truth Seeking: In The Beginning: The Beis of Creation.: Tzaddik Magazine: "In The Beginning: The Beis of Creation.: Tzaddik Magazine
In The Beginning: The Beis of Creation.: Tzaddik Magazine: "Wednesday, December 28, 2011
The Beis of Creation.: Tzaddik Magazine
The Beis of Creation.: Tzaddik Magazine: "Tzaddik Magazine
Tzaddik Magazine: "This is the essential message of Chanukah, and it is a completely new concept having nothing to do with what transpires during the regular annual cycle. Chanukah draws its power from a place far beyond our conception, infusing us with such great hope, despite our inability to see the “light at the end of the tunnel.” This gives us a point of faith from which to draw, infusing us with a spirit of life. The light of Chanukah is a completely different type of light, since its source is higher than the seven days of creation. """
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The Seagull

The Seagull: "Chekhov does not come close to writing melodrama. Indeed, the central tragedy is that--despite how the events of the play affect the characters--life in general goes on.

Unrequited love exists, but those who are unfulfilled in love get on with the one with whom they find themselves. Dreams are shattered, but they still play Lotto. Even the final scene--in which Kostya commits suicide--does not have a full dramatic force. A minor character enters and whispers the news to Trigorin. And, they dispose of the body before Kostya's mother even sees it."

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The Big Money Game 2011: Lenco Mobile Marketing Services

The Big Money Game 2011: Lenco Mobile Marketing Services: "The Big Money Game 2011
Wealth can buy political influence, which then gets utilized to obtain even greater wealth-an endless cycle, in a game having no rules."

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SAN Cloud 9- It starts with a name (sometimes) then...: SmokeyBear.com - Take the Pledge

SAN Cloud 9- It starts with a name (sometimes) then...: SmokeyBear.com - Take the Pledge: "ee the problem with BlogSpot despite its ease of use across a fairly diverse range of multiple topic (all for just one login) is that the Permalinks do not have an independent life of their own. In other words, apparently there "is no meta data stored with the individual post. This is especially true if you are typically "blogging on the fly" which I heard has been termed "blog-rolling", and are not bothering to add tags."

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