Tracy Vacca is a 36-year-old single mother who homeschools four children. When she tells others what she does, Vacca often hears comments about how lucky she is. Vacca supports the family on the money she makes from a home-based house cleaning and painting business. The children?s education doesn?t stop when Vacca goes to work. Justin, Phong, Aubrie and Nhan go with her, pitch in and earn while they learn about the connection between making money and being able to pay for things. What allowed homeschooling to flourish was the removal of state teacher certification laws that restricted parents from educating their children at home. In 1993, Michigan became the last of the 50 states to formally recognize the rights of families to homeschool.

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POSITION SUMMARY:
Utilize your writing and editing to skills to promote naturopathic medicine recruiting events to prospective students via Web publications. You?ll collaborate with the managing editor to execute 1) event calendar updates and event promotion, and 2) Web advertising and related e-publications.

HOURS and DURATION:
Part-time, 15-20 hours/week.
Mid-September through December 21, 2007, with possibility to renew position in January 2008, TBD.

LOCATION:
Flexibility to work from home, or on site at managing editor?s home office in Seattle. Association headquarters located in Washington, DC.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION: May include some or all of these tasks listed below, but are not limited to:

EVENT PROMOTIONAL TASKS:
? Post, update and maintain AANMC Web calendar, as well as other online calendars.
? Coordinate and communicate with managing editor and with individual event planners in different cities to post updated event details to intranet.
? Draft, update, format and proofread event promotional materials (flyers, agendas, e-vites, etc.), for both Web and print media, maintaining Web-appropriate style and standards.
? Provide event promo support and event marketing assistance as needed.
? Prepare event registration and attendance reports.
? Provide administrative and organizational support as needed.

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Telecommuting is the ability to do your work at a location other than your “official duty station.” With portable computers and high speed telecommunications links many employees today can work almost anywhere at least some of the time. Using the flexibility to work in a home office or telework center when it is effective to do so is clearly the wave of the future, and for many of us the future is already here. The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and the General Services Administration (GSA) have established a joint web site to provide access to guidance issued by both agencies on telecommuting. You will find information for employees who think they might like to telework (or are already doing so), for managers and supervisors who supervise teleworkers, and for agency telework coordinators.

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Female writers wanted to contribute “letters for my ex” for book to be published. Submit as many letters as you wish. All names in letters will be changed for privacy purposes. Should be witty, creative, humorous, and of high quality. Each contribution no longer than 1 page single-spaced. Please avoid submitting contributions that are hurtful, whiny or nagging in nature. Goal is to collect from women who are strong and independent and have good perspective on relationship-this should show in your contribution.

We will contact those whose submissions are accepted.

* Location: anywhere
* Compensation: Recognition as Book Contributor-no financial compensation
* Telecommuting is ok.
* This is a part-time job.
* This is a contract job.
* This is an internship job

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Employees at a Sault Ste. Marie call centre could soon begin taking their work home with them. Clive Woodrow, NuComm International’s chief marketing officer, said about 100 employees are testing a work-at-home program in St. Catharines, where NuComm is based. The company, which was recently purchased by a large European debt collections firm, expects to roll out the program across the board in future, including its site in the Sault at Peoples Road and Second Line, he said. “This is where basically the job that our folks do in what I’ll call our brick and mortar centers, now they’re going to have an opportunity to actually do that work from home,” said Woodrow. All the employees will need is a high-speed Internet connection at home, and a suitable place to work.

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Fast-growing, local Raleigh business is looking to expand into the Ecommerce business. We are looking for a highly competent web/e-commerce designer to either improve on what we have or implement a new ecommerce website.

The great thing about this opportunity is that you can do it while you have another job (as long as you meet the agreed upon deadlines). You can do this from home or from our fun-loving office.

Compensation is based upon a generous percentage of profit and will continue as long as the website is maintained by you. This could mean years of residual income for you - not just a one-time fee. No gimmicks. You will get paid well if you know what you are doing. We are a very successful local business which has grown by 40-50% each year and we see the trend growing in the on-line business as well.

Requirements:

Extensive experience setting up e-commerce sites
Experience in increasing web presence and marketing a web site
Search engine optimization experience
Knowledge of user interface and usability of the site
Complete knowledge of all back-end systems, order processing, etc.

* Location: West Raleigh NC
* Compensation: 50K-100K or more
* Telecommuting is ok.
* This is a part-time job.
* This is a contract job.

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The impact of mobile and wireless information technology on the IT user has been substantial. With the potential for change ranging from productivity improvements to the radical redefinition of business processes, the introduction of notebook and laptop computers; mobile application architectures and operating systems; and wireless voice and data services has dramatically changed the way we work. One of the biggest changes in enterprise mobility has been the introduction of remote access. Allowing users to log on to the corporate network in a secure and authenticated manner from a distant location, whether at home or in another office, has increased productivity and effectiveness as well as reducing costs.

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We are a web content provider who are looking for full time and part time writers to compose content for websites on a wide range of topics.

If you:

-have good writing skills (with samples on the web)
-are able to meet deadlines
-can write about different topics (all content should be original)
-love writing articles
-write blog posts
-have fast Internet connection

then email us your resume and sample works so as we could provide you with more information. Thank you.

* Compensation: P10,000/month (minimum)
* Telecommuting is ok.
* This is a part-time job.
* This is a contract job.

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Looking for a web developer/ graphic designer who can consult me on an internet project. Need a web page with video and graphics that is capable of creating user accounts, receive credit card payments, hosting ads and incorporating a mail server. As you can see, I do not even know the proper terms but believe I have a good idea. Give me a call or shoot me an e-mail and we can go from there. Thanks, Kelley (785) 218-3375

* Location: Denver
* Compensation: Market
* Telecommuting is ok.
* This is a part-time job.
* This is a contract job.

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Looking for skilled technicians with excellent work ethics (no flakes) who want to sub-contract and/or moonlight on an irregular basis. Skills Required: Windows Operatings Systems, Unix, Cisco, Network Design, SANs, etc. Certifications are preferred.

I am looking for somebody who is knowledgeable, but humble enough to ask questions when they encounter something they don’t know. Open lines of communication are important. I will provide fair rates, so both of us can make a decent profit. I am also looking for additional partners and associates to pool our resources together.

Please email me at: cliff@tekix.net if you are interested.

* Location: Sacramento
* Compensation: From $50 to $100 per hour, based on experience and discipline
* Telecommuting is ok.
* This is a part-time job.
* This is a contract job.
* OK to highlight this job opening for persons with disabilities.

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• www.InetGiant.com
• www.adquest3d.com
• www.recycler.com
• www.chooseyouritem.com
• www.epage.com

We are looking for 15 motivated individuals who want to build a career from home. With retention rate of 90% and the majority of our customers are under contract, it will provide you with an aggressive residual monthly income and upfront bonuses.

Qualifications:
Good communication skills
Capability to prioritize work and handle multiple tasks simultaneously
Detail oriented
Desire to learn about qualified plans
Relevant work experience is helpful, but not necessary (we train)
Strong Drive to succeed

Benefits:
401 K
Flexible hours
Great potential for growth and Career advancement
Weekly training and teleconference calls
Free eCommerce Websites
24/7 Access to all resources and tools via intranet
Excellent Customer Service and Team support

For consideration: Please reply, include telephone contact information.
To schedule a prompt interview, please indicate the best
available times to be contacted.

* Compensation: 4500 + residual income and bonuses
* Telecommuting is ok.
* This is a part-time job.
* OK to highlight this job opening for persons with disabilities

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On the face of it, Toast is a 10-year-old mail-order company selling women’s clothes: well-made, easy-to-wear, rarely obvious clothes in organic cotton, silk georgette and Panama-wool flannel. Season after season, the company’s catalogues spell out a glorious if faintly preposterous little fantasy of pretty, soulful-looking girls living on the edge of somewhere wild - perhaps in a log cabin or a Moroccan town house - and who fill their days wandering around in the fresh air with sheaves of corn under their arm, or rinsing enamel mugs in tongue-and-grooved kitchens.

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