Veterans Day Honors Those Who Serve

vets_salute.jpgVeterans Day Holiday History

 

Formerly Armistice Day, Veterans day is a holiday observed annually in the United States in honor of all those, living and dead, who served with the U.S. armed forces in wartime.

Some states observe the holiday on November 11 and other on the fourth Monday in October. Armistice Day, the forerunner of Veterans Day, was proclaimed in 1919 to commemorate the termination (at 11 am on November 11, 1918) of World War I. On the first anniversary of the truce, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation eulogizing fallen Allied soldiers and referring to November 11 as Armistice Day. It became a holiday in the U.S., France, Great Britain and Canada.

The holiday acquired its present name and broadened significance in the U.S. in 1954. In Canada it is known as Remembrance Day, and in Great Britain, as Remembrance Sunday.

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Art Activity Indepdence Day

  Independence Day Art Activity For 4th of July

 

july_4th_indepence_day_fireworks_family.jpgParent Tips Independence Day July 4th For Kids and Family  You and your child can create red, white, and blue masterpiece as part of your family celebration preparation.  

 

Personal Paper Fireworks Display  

 

 MATERIALS   NEEDED

 1. White paper

2. Crayons of various colors, one must be black

3. Paper Clip or used up Pen 

  

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Shoppers Saving Time and Money
 

{mosimage}Before we "shop ‘til we drop," we search.  Whether due to high gas prices, shrinking personal time, or the Internet's daily inclusion in our lives, a recent study revealed that over 90 percent of adults regularly research products, services, and brands online before buying them. We might say shoppers are saving two critical life elements  - time and money - by spending some pre-shopping time online. 

Research To Purchase Facts

Adults Who Regularly Search Before Purchase

92 percent

Electronics

50.8 percent search before this purchase

Apparel

31.9 percent search before this purchase

Appliances

27.0 percent search before this purchase

Source RAMA - Retail Advertising And Marketing Association

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People Now Driving Their Auto Shopping Online
Retails research for cars and insurance online

More people than ever are using online auto showroom, classifieds and research to make car and accessory purchases. Remember the first time you bought something online?  Your purchase price was probably negligible (perhaps a book from Amazon.com or a clothing item from Sears), and yet a little uncomfortable.  There was something about buying sight unseen and sending credit card information into cyberspace that initially unnerved the most technologically savvy among us.  Yet, in just a few short years, America has gone from agonizing over minor Internet transactions to conducting major complex purchases online without batting an eye.  Nowhere is this significant economic transition more apparent than in the acquisition of cars and car insurance.

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Grammar Tips For Business Professionals

Confusing words Who Whom

When To Use : Who and Whom

 

Grammar and word use reminders, tips for the busy professional from the Resources Business Center.   Which is right?  

Who and Whom are two easily confused words.  

Question: For who/whom should I take this to the office?

Who & Whom Resource Rule:
Use the he/him method to decide which word is correct.

  • He=who
  • Him=whom
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