The Superbowl Shuffle

Originally posted over at Solutions Are Power:

I remember when I was a kid the Bears won the Superbowl and everyone was crazy for the Chicago Bears. So much was the love for “da Bears” across the country that they made a record that immortalized the team and made household names of Mike Ditka and William “Refrigerator” Perry.

This record was called “The Superbowl Shuffle“.

According to Wikipedia, “The idea for “The Super Bowl Shuffle” came from record producer Randy Weigand, who was a friend of Willie Gault’s. They had met through Randy’s girlfriend, Courtney Larson, who was a cheerleader for the team. Weigand had noticed a

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2 Secrets For Internet Marketing Success

If you are new to Internet Marketing, maybe you are still learning and trying to search for the secret of Internet Marketing success. If you are an experienced Internet Marketer, maybe you know that there is no secret of Internet Marketing success.

Nowadays, there are a lot of hype and scams in the Internet. I have seen some get-rich-quick scams that make unbelievable promises. They say that you will get rich without having to spend much time and effort. If you are new to Internet Marketing, please do not fall for such promises. Don’t waste your money on these products as you are about to get scammed! T

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State taxes usually come in three forms: property tax, sales tax and income tax.  Many business owners and real estate investors get into trouble without realizing they aren’t in compliance with the state tax laws.

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A Super Bowl ad comes with a price tag of about $3 million dollars this year. Even if you have enough money in your marketing budget to pick up a 30-second spot, there are alternatives that can offer more bang for your buck than a televised ad, no matter how big an event it’s shown during. Considering how many people fast forward through the commercials, it’s time to explore other options.

1. Get involved locally: That money you were going to use on advertising? Consider spending it on a community project instead. Not

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On February 2, 2010, in Ododonnabhain v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, the U.S. Tax Court held that a transgender woman’s expenses for hormone therapy and sex reassignment surgery were medically necessary and therefore deductible for federal income tax purposes. The court found that “gender identity disorder” is a disease, and ruled that gender transition-related healthcare is non-cosmetic, medically necessary healthcare.  However, expenses for breast augmentation were found to be cosmetic as the surgery did not treat the disease or improve bodily function, and therefore were non-deductible.

An ordinance favoring taxi cabs that run on natural gas is back in effect at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.

A judge Tuesday overturned another judge’s restraining order against the ordinance, which allowed natural-gas powered cabs at the airport to jump ahead of gasoline-powered cabs for fares, airport spokesman David Magaña confirmed.

The special exemptions allowing fuel-efficient cabs to jump ahead of other cabs in line goes back into effect Tuesday afternoon, Magaña said.

A judge who was filling in on the bench for the 191st Civil District Court ruled that the restraining order on the rule was improperly granted because the airport was not notified in advance of the restraint, Magaña said.

The airport had implemented the ordinance as part of initiatives to cut back on carbon emissions.

“We’re still trying to do what’s best for the region in terms of air quality … it’s an im

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