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With millions of blogs and web sites online, many people still miss out on the great online home business opportunity that it provides.Advertising on the web has exploded over the last few years. People have begun to realize how many people surf the web, and how some well placed ads can help generate more income for them and give them the perfect earn extra income opportunity and the ability to work at home.You can take advantage of t

Brooklyn Industries, a Family Business With Style
A couple of months ago I was invited to a breakfast where Crains Magazine was honoring some exceptional small businesses located here in NYC.Each company was represented by one of its owners, spread out across the front of the room - each prepared to tell us a little bit of "their story" - Brooklyn Industries was one of them and was well represented by its co-founder Lexy Funk.As soon as she was introduced I realized I was sitting at

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As a small or medium sized business owner you may already be backing up your company data. If you are using a tape or other media based solution you are probably already aware that it takes time and diligence to manage the tape rotation schedule. Here are 5 benefits of an online remote backup solution. You should make sure that any online data backup service you choose offers all of these options.Your data backup is saved offsite rson and you could view the documents or other certificates of authenticity. Today, all that has changed with the advent of the Internet. Auction sites have listings posted for almost every type of artwork imaginable. Ebay is the main avenue for selling art and therefore the target of most of the fraudulent dealers. I’ve seen several types of misrepresentation and feel I need to explain to the laymen what to watch for.

Let’s start with the obvious. If you see a Picasso that’s listed for a few dollars and the dealer claims that it has an original signature, beware. Picasso’s signature alone fetches thousands of dollars. In his later years, people he dealt with would not cash his check

r almost every type of artwork imaginable. Ebay is the main avenue for selling art and therefore the target of most of the fraudulent dealers. I’ve seen several types of misrepresentation and feel I need to explain to the laymen what to watch for.

Let’s start with the obvious. If you see a Picasso that’s listed for a few dollars and the dealer claims that it has an original signature, beware. Picasso’s signature alone fetches thousands of dollars. In his later years, people he dealt with would not cash his check

epresentation and feel I need to explain to the laymen what to watch for.

Let’s start with the obvious. If you see a Picasso that’s listed for a few dollars and the dealer claims that it has an original signature, beware. Picasso’s signature alone fetches thousands of dollars. In his later years, people he dealt with would not cash his check

er claims that it has an original signature, beware. Picasso’s signature alone fetches thousands of dollars. In his later years, people he dealt with would not cash his checks because the signature was worth more than the products or services purchased. This is true for artists such as Miro, Chagall and others. If you come across a hand-signed Rembrandt print, back off completely. Rembrandt never pencil-signed his etchings as they were signed in the original etching plate. Later, Amand Durand reproduced Rembrandt’s etchings in the late 1800’s, but even he didn’t sign his prints.

Speaking of signatures, several online dealers have prints for sale that are hand-signed. You get to see the Chagall signature in a variety of crayon colors. Yes, they are hand-signed, but obviously not by the artist. Of course this is never stated and you, the buyer, just assumed