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You contribute incredible tips, helpful links, intelligent questions and doggone good dog jokes and videos, one of the most popular parts of the ezine.
It’s time for me to change over to a AWeber, the company that will manage my email list.
The switch to a new company will also let you choose whether you want to receive my ezine in HTML, or plain text.
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Cynthia Flash of Bellevue, Wash. writes this question in the Help This Hound section of the July 14, 2009 issue of
Thousands of people who are being downsized, right-sized and capsized during this bad economy aren’t waiting around for a job offer. They’re looking to the Web for their next career—and maybe even riches.
Oprah, make your 53rd birthday your best ever today!
Michele Lessirard of Vero Beach, Fla. writes:




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