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Hospitals: Have You Been Admitted or Held for Observation? It Makes a Huge Difference!
You are sick and go to the hospital. You make it past the emergency room and are in a bed being treated by doctors and nurses. You are receiving medical tests and hospital food. But have...
read moreTipping: How Much and to Whom?
According to a Consumer Reports survey of more than 1000 adults, more than 27% of respondents said there are more instances where tipping is or could be expected than two years ago. However,...
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Stand Your Ground or Retreat: Self Defense and the Burden of Proof
House Bill 228 went through many changes before it was signed into law late in 2018. The prior law stated that Ohioans had a duty to retreat if possible prior to using deadly force to defend...
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The Latest Scams and How to Protect Yourself Against Them
We live in an era of robocalls and telephone and on-line scams. It seems more and more ‘bad guys’ are trying to separate us from our hard-earned money. How do we identify the scams and...
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Do You Have a Will? Do You Need One?
Most Americans don’t have a will, the legal document that indicates what you want your heirs to inherit and who you want in charge of your minor children when you die. Unfortunately, less than half...
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Applications of Consumer Psychology 2: Induced Demand
Induced Demand is a phenomenon small business owners should get familiar with. Conventional wisdom holds that higher supply floods a market of a resource, in turn lowering its demand among...
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The Lizzie Borden Indictment
We all know the story of Lizzie Borden, but do we? She is infamous for killing her parents, but did she really? Andrew Borden, a prominent banker and mill owner, was killed and his body found in...
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Dieting in 2019
Welcome to 2019 and your vow to get healthy or lose weight. You have made the resolution but now what. Which diet plan will make you bathing suit ready by June? There are so many to choose from....
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History of New Year’s Resolutions
The Ancient Babylonians are said to have been the first people to create New Year’s Resolutions. Their New Year started not in January but in March when the crops were planted. The Babylonians held...
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Wine and the Rules – The Rules Don’t Matter
In everything else, you know what you want and the conventions be damned. However, wine scares people, and they forget that what you like is what you like. For instance, you should only have white...
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