Ask an Expert: Just get rid of that unreasonable client (USA Today)
Ask an Expert: Just get rid of that unreasonable client (USA Today)
Q: Steve How do you deal with a demanding client without losing the account? I have a customer who is a pain in the rear. He is not my biggest account, but neither is he my smallest. He is demanding, demeaning, frustrating and exhausting.
Memorabilia auction planned for Sunday (The Reporter)
BRIDGEWATER — A sports and memorabilia auction will be held at noon Sunday, April 29 at the Shimon and Sara Birnbaum Jewish Community Center, 775 Talamini Road.
Waves from Vietnam (Austin American-Statesman)
Four waves of migration from Vietnam to the United States took place beginning in 1975, when the Vietnam War ended, according to Vu Pham, director and curator of the Smithsonian Institution’s Vietnamese American Heritage Project, a traveling exhibition that premiered in Washington in January.
Collector looks for hockey memorabilia (The Mining Journal)
CALUMET Grandpa s old hockey stick. A scrapbook of forgotten photographs. A once-beloved trophy that now sits collecting dust on a basement shelf. These are items Paul Lehto is looking for, and he s more than willing to give them a good home.
Madison Criminal Defense Attorney Christopher T. Van Wagner Named to Wisconsin Super Lawyers for Criminal Defense, … (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
In practice since 1981, Attorney Van Wagner began developing his instincts through the lessons learned while growing up one of eleven children born to a middle class Irish Catholic New Jersey couple.
Sahara’s dream (Southeast Missourian)
The construction team arrived Friday evening to empty the basement family room at the home of Shannon, Amy and Sahara Aldridge. Out went the furniture, pictures and sports memorabilia. Down went the…
Retiring Red Elephant will keep cheering (The Gainesville Times)
From the earrings she wears to the memorabilia behind a glass-enclosed display at Gainesville High School, there isn’t any denying where Beverly Nordholz’s loyalties lie.
Props are getting their props (Chicago Sun-Times)
If clothes, knickknacks and miscellaneous junk have been in a movie, they’re not considered used; they’re memorabilia — and they’re big money.