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Business & Kids:     more books (101)

Five reasons for parents to celebrate: introducing new tax benefits for kids.: An article from: Review of Business by Mary D. Maury, Irene McCarthy, 2002-01-01 Little Carpenter (Kid's Business Series) Business and Personal Finance, Kids Kits My Money: Money Talk for the Young and Savvy, Student Edition by Glencoe McGraw-Hill, 2004-09-09 Business Kit for Kids: A Complete Start Your Own Business Kit for Kids by Summit Financial Products, Michael J. Searls, 1995-11 Business Wire : Hasbro Revolutionizes the Way Kids Communicate with the IntroductionOf CHATNOW The Personal Communicator Designed for Today's Tweens. The Baby Business Kids & Kisses # 3362 by Rebecca Winters, 1995-05 King of the Gumballs: An Entrepreneur's Spiritual Journey Building a Business While Raising Eight Kids and Surviving the Feminist Movement and a 50-Year Marriage by Lyle M. Becker, 1997-12 The New Totally Awesome Business Book for Kids (And Their Parents) by Arthur Bochner, Rose Bochner, 2008-04-25 WaddaJuice offers water difference for kids.(small Business Zone): An article from: Fairfield County Business Journal by Andrew Scott, 2004-11-08 Study: Arkansans paid more on meds for kids. (Inside Business).: An article from: Arkansas Business Create Your Own Holiday: Kids Playing Business by Ron Piscitelli, 2009-05-29 UA Scholarships for Alaska's Kids.: An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Richard F. Schmitz, 2000-09-01 Creating Web-wise kids.(News): An article from: Northern Ontario Business by Ian Ross, 2004-08-01 Daddy's home! Fathers stay home to watch the kids and build businesses to suit their values.(ENTREPRENEURSHIP): An article from: Black Enterprise by George Alexander, 2007-10-01

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61. JCSSoftware.com
    Popular software titles listed below retail price. Main categories are business, educational, graphics, kids, and PC.  
    http://jcssoftware.com/

62. WWWRIOT Directory View: Business: Products: Kids
    Search Search only in this category. business / products / kids, Sortresults alphabetically. kids, Total matches found 296, Join the  
    http://www.dxpnet.com/riot/view.asp?c=254

63. Wired News: Kids' Book Author Sues GT
    Mercer Mayer alleges breach of contract in his suit against game giant GT Interactive. By Jennifer Sullivan. Wired News  
    http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,12588,00.html
    
    Extractions: 06:14 PM May. 28, 1998 PT Children's book author Mercer Mayer, famous for his scribbly looking "critter" hairball characters, is tootin' mad and he's not going to take it anymore. His company, Big Tuna New Media, is suing videogame distributor GT Interactive , alleging breach of contract. The suit, filed on Tuesday in US District Court in New York, alleges that GT Interactive, famed for titles like Doom, Duke Nukem, and the forthcoming Beavis and Butthead Do Hollywood, failed to fully pay Big Tuna for the CD-ROMs it licensed to the company; tried to force Big Tuna to default on its contractual obligation; and damaged the reputations of Mayer and Big Tuna by mismarketing their products and stealing their product designs. The suit seeks nearly US$44 million in damages, $23 million of which are royalties and contractual payments allegedly owed to Mayer.

64. GROWING  CAREERS EXPO WEBS FOR BUSINESS By Kids
    Webs for business by kids aims to encourage students in the Central Goldfields Shireto work with local businesses to design and develop a userfriendly website  
    http://www.centralgoldfields.com.au/growing__careers_competition.htm
    
    Extractions: by Kids Webs for Business by Kids aims to encourage students in the Central Goldfields Shire to work with local businesses to design and develop a user-friendly website. The following businesses and students where randomly selected to work together: Business Contact Phone Student Names Team Aljon Flowers Pam Van Every Nadine Moiler

65. Everywhere Chair Folding Portable Chairs
    Family run crafts business making oak chairs, loveseats and accessories for adults and kids. Includes schedule of craft show appearances and furniture assembly instructions.  
    http://everywherechair.com/
    
    Extractions: chairs ... Gift Certificates Here you will find portable, folding chairs of all shapes and sizes for friends, family and, of course, yourself. From our own handcrafted oak folding rocker chairs and fun personalized kid’s chairs to unique backpack chairs and college logo chairs, there is something for everyone. While you are here, we hope you will sign up for our newsletter with special members only savings and take advantage of our money saving coupon offers . This being a visual medium, we realize that a chair might not be what you want when it arrives, so we offer a comfort and quality guarantee . Finally, we are proud to be a Yahoo! Store Top Service site. Start by clicking on one of the buttons or products below

66. Business & Kids - Reprinted From Lapidary Journal, March 1, 2000
    business kids. By Suzanne Wade. If I’d put my kids in day care fulltime, my business would probably be further ahead,” admits DelDuca.  
    http://members.bellatlantic.net/~rswade/articles/business_kids.htm
    
    Extractions: Phone: Fax: E-Mail: suzanne@rswade.net By Suzanne Wade Yeah, right. and so Make the most of the hours you have. Be flexible. Be willing to make sacrifices. like Set realistic goals. Involve the kids. Expect minor disasters. Set limits. Think about child care. Connect with other adults. Give yourself permission to be imperfect. Safety Concerns J Reprinted from Lapidary Journal, March 1, 2000

67. Wired News: Toys Take Manhattan
    kids are rare sights at the International Toy Fair where, despite the proximity of Power Rangers in Space and Lego's new robots, fun and games are considered serious business. Wired News  
    http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,10177,00.html
    
    Extractions: 05:03 AM Feb. 10, 1998 PT NEW YORK - To understand the economics of fun, you'll want to visit the 95th American International Toy Fair this week in New York City. A carnival atmosphere prevails on the sidewalks along Broadway in the city's Flatiron District, with Mario of Mario Brothers fame mingling with passersby, the Nabisco Cool School Bus parked on a side street, and a stilt-walker vying for attention with the guy handing out fliers for Flash Dancers Adult Entertainment Bars. But inside the handful of toy showrooms that house the fair, the mood is dramatically different. Here, talk of packaging, promotions, price points, and point-of-purchase displays dominates. Some 20,000 toy buyers from 50 countries have descended upon the city to determine which toys will turn the most profits in 1998, and they mean business. Last year, toys racked up US$22.5 billion in retail sales, according to the

68. Boston Globe Online / Business
    PLUGGED IN Bringing kids' books to life Broderbund updates wellloved children'sstories. By Simson L. Garfinkel Beth Rosenberg, 02/05/98.  
    http://www.simson.net/clips/98.Globe.02-05.Bringing_kids__books_to_life.htm
    
    Extractions: Bringing kids' books to life Broderbund updates well-loved children's stories ecently, we've had the pleasure of introducing our toddler daughter to Broderbund Software's collection of ''Living Books'' CD-ROMs. Many parents have probably noticed the glut of children's software on the market, much of it of questionable quality. But Broderbund's ''Living Books'' have impressed us: They're entertaining, educational, and easy-to-use - at least most of them are. Broderbund has been developing original Mac and PC titles since the early 1980s. But the company also has been transposing well-loved children's stories into interactive software for nearly a decade, periodically revamping them to keep up with advances in multimedia technology. The company's current offerings for younger kids (ages 2 to 7) includes three Dr. Seuss books, two Arthur stories, and one title from Mercer Mayer's ''Little Critter'' series. Every ''Living Book'' is introduced by the story's main characters. It then gives young users (or their parents) two options: ''Read to Me'' and ''Let Me Play.'' If the child clicks on Read to Me, the program will read the story aloud, highlighting each printed word in the text as it is spoken. At the end of each numbered page, the program shows a few animated tricks. While the disc plays, Mommy and Daddy are then free to do something else.

69. Wired News: Brooklyn Dream Job: Help Kids Learn Online
    Help the Brooklyn Library develop a program to create Websavvy, pro-kid learning packages. Wired News  
    http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,8048,00.html
    
    Extractions: 11:55 AM Oct. 28, 1997 PT You might not know it from reading the newspaper lately, but public libraries are actually doing something with their Net connections besides brewing up controversy about kids, porn, and pedophiles. If you believe everything you read, you probably think that instead of focusing on developing compelling Net programming or even reshelving books, librarians are spending all their time policing pixels. The Brooklyn Public Library is living proof that this isn't the case. For almost a year, the director of Brooklyn Library's literacy program, Kevin Allard-Mendelson, has been working on a pet project with two of Brooklyn's other cultural centers - the Brooklyn Children's Museum and the Brooklyn Museum of Art - to synthesize into Web-savvy packagesthe three institutions' wealth of information. The trio's mission is to weave their resources together into Web-based exhibits on a site aimed at local schools and the general public. With financial backing from the Brooklyn city council, the project is off to a good start. And now Kevin is shopping around for a project coordinator to act as a liaison between the three institutions, communicate with schools, and generally oversee the project. Traveling? Take Big Brother Along

70. Los Angeles Business Journal: Kids' Domains Are The Next Phase Of Parental Duty.
    Los Angeles business Journal Search this Magazine Go to Web site. Page 1 2 Next.kids' Domains are the Next Phase of Parental Duty.(Sequoia Hospital provides  
    http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m5072/23_23/75648241/p1/article.jhtml?term=pa

71. Wired News: The Mouse That Indexed
    Disney Online launches Disney's Internet Guide, a squeakyclean portal that handpicks sites for kids and families. By Jennifer Sullivan. Wired News  
    http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,13248,00.html
    
    Extractions: 06:34 PM Jun. 24, 1998 PT The Walt Disney Co.'s ( DIS ) Internet push hasn't slowed since it bought a stake in search engine Infoseek ( SEEK ) last week. Disney Online launched a kids' search service called Disney's Internet Guide (DIG) on Wednesday, which is available on the Disney Online site . The site is part and parcel of the company's goal to become the number one portal for kids and families online. "DIG shovels through the dirt and rocks to unveil the pure gold," Disney Online president Richard Wolpert said in a statement. The site which will also appear on Infoseek as a search option for kids and families certainly does sport its share of mining icons. The "rocks" in this metaphor are pornographic and other "inappropriate" sites that many parents do not want their kids to see. Similar services like Yahoo's ( YHOO Yahooligans typically serve up chosen Web sites so that no nasty nuggets are uncovered for the eyes of the kids at home.

72. Los Angeles Business Journal: Kids' Domains Are The Next Phase Of Parental Duty.
    Search all magazines Los Angeles business Journal Search this Magazine Go to Web site.Page Previous 1 2.  
    http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m5072/23_23/75648241/p2/article.jhtml?term=pa

73. Wired News: Geek Dream Job: Make Swiss Bank Tech Hum
    A small Swiss army of Internet whiz kids seeks help managing its global IT projects. Wired News  
    http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,9098,00.html
    
    Extractions: 05:45 PM Dec. 11, 1997 PT It's impossible to describe Zurich without gushing. A small, beautifully preserved old European city on the shores of a picturesque lake just south of the Alps separating Switzerland from Germany, Zurich is a clean, efficient city. And while built around the legendary Swiss banking industry, Zurich also boasts a small but boisterous night life, with bistros and techno clubs open all hours. Nowadays, Swiss-based financial institutions also operate around the clock internationally, and require cutting-edge information technology to keep their worldwide operations in synch. Rather than trying to stay on top of the technology themselves, the banks contract hotshot firms like Open Systems AG to roll out new IT for them. Florian Gutzwiller, the 28-year-old CEO of Open Systems, has his hands full with interdisciplinary contracts for banks, hospitals, and other organizations in need of fast, savvy implementation of standards-based infotech for the next millennium. The explosion of demand for Internet solutions and services gives Open Systems more opportunities than the company can currently take on, allowing it to choose the most profitable and exciting work. "One of our customers in the financial industry asked us to put together a new network security design that would allow all business units to expose their own services on their own infrastructure on the Internet," Florian explains in a cheerful Swiss-German accent, failing to point out that the organization is one of the largest global financial operations in the world.

74. Pl.net Business: Anti Kids Solutions 16/03/01
    The perfect victims. We1ve been slowly conditioned to accept advertizing aimedat children the hey kids ! Parents hate advertizing aimed at their kids.  
    http://www.pl.net/6business/antikids.html

75. West Leeds Community Website
    West leeds Community online. News, Resources, business, kids, Entertainment  
    http://www.westleeds.org/

76. Ormskirk Town Home Page
    An information site for ormskirk, lancashire that contains a business directory, events , entertainment, kids and Games zone  
    http://www.ormskirk-town.co.uk/

77. Plaza101 TurboTax Business 2002 - Kids & Baby - B00006USA1
    Plaza101 TurboTax business 2002 kids Baby - B00006USA1 - Your onestop shopping place for the Best Shopping and Best Gift Ideas.  
    http://www.plaza101.com/plaza/store/shop/pdB00006USA1/plaza/store/shop3808/Onlin
    
    Extractions: Home Store Directory Coupons Advertising ... On Sale Today 380 Shoppers Online Search By Brand Avent Store Avent Store Babi Italia Baby Björn Store Baby Boom Baby Guess Baby Jockey Baby Trend Badger Basket Boppy Braun Britax C.R. Gibson Carter's Store Chicco Cocalo Combi Continental Quilting Cosco (Eddie Bauer) Store Delta DEX Dolly Dutailier Especially for Baby Evenflo Fisher-Price Baby Store Gerber Glenna Jean Graco-Century Infantino Kaz KidCo Kids II Kidsline Koala Baby Kolcraft Lamaze LeapFrog Maclaren Medela Miniwear Noel Joanna Peg-Pérego Store Playskool Playtex Prince Lionheart Quiltex Red Calliope Safety 1st Sassy Shermag Simmons Springs Industries Sumersault The First Years Waverly Baby Activity Feeding More in Babies Children's Books Books Children's Posters Children's Portraits School / Lessons More Baby Toys Video Games

78. ElDoradoCounty.Net
    Guide includes lodging, attractions and other visitor information, history, business directory and classifieds. Sections for families, kids and seniors.  
    http://comspark.com/eldorado/
    
    Extractions: Discover El Dorado! Welcome Attractions Lodging Restaurants Business Directory OUR COUNTY: :::Visiting Here :::Living Here :::Communities :::Demographics :::Current Conditions :::Gold Rush History :::Photo Gallery :::Regional Map :::Quick Reference FAMILY: :::Kids' Activities :::Schools :::Jobs :::Recipes :::For Seniors Only :::Just for Fun :::Anniversaries SHOPPING: :::Local Directory BUSINESS: :::Websites :::Advertise with Us :::Starting a Business :::Business Directory :::Get Listed POST IT FREE: :::Send a Postcard :::Favorite Recipes :::Anniversary Photos :::Pet Photos :::Business Listing Site Index Help Contact Us Home

79. Plaza101 TurboTax Premier Home & Business 2002 - Kids & Baby - B00006UPYC
    Plaza101 TurboTax Premier Home business 2002 kids Baby - B00006UPYC -Your one stop shopping place for the Best Shopping and Best Gift Ideas.  
    http://www.plaza101.com/plaza/store/shop/pdB00006UPYC/plaza/store/shop3808/Onlin
    
    Extractions: Home Store Directory Coupons Advertising ... On Sale Today 380 Shoppers Online Search By Brand Avent Store Avent Store Babi Italia Baby Björn Store Baby Boom Baby Guess Baby Jockey Baby Trend Badger Basket Boppy Braun Britax C.R. Gibson Carter's Store Chicco Cocalo Combi Continental Quilting Cosco (Eddie Bauer) Store Delta DEX Dolly Dutailier Especially for Baby Evenflo Fisher-Price Baby Store Gerber Glenna Jean Graco-Century Infantino Kaz KidCo Kids II Kidsline Koala Baby Kolcraft Lamaze LeapFrog Maclaren Medela Miniwear Noel Joanna Peg-Pérego Store Playskool Playtex Prince Lionheart Quiltex Red Calliope Safety 1st Sassy Shermag Simmons Springs Industries Sumersault The First Years Waverly Baby Activity Feeding More in Babies Children's Books Books Children's Posters Children's Portraits School / Lessons More Baby Toys Video Games

80. Framlingham.com Home Page
    An extensive gateway covering Framlingham Castle, Town Trail, tourism, business directory, community, shopping, kids, teens, competitions and forum.  
    http://www.framlingham.com/

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