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Actress Misty Upham hasn’t been seen in a week, family says

Oct 13, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Entertainment 0

Police in Washington state say an actress known for her roles in “August: Osage County,” ”Frozen River” and “Django Unchained” is missing. The Seattle Times reports that 32-year-old Misty Upham hasn’t been heard from or seen for the past week. Officials at the Auburn Police Department say the acclaimed Native American actress was staying at […]

Steve Harvey Launches A Site To Help Women ‘Become More Dateable’

Oct 09, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Technology 0

In theory, the advent of internet dating should have been a big win for gender equality. A free and transparent marketplace where women can seek out any sort of connection they fancy, from casual sex to death-do-us-part, and exercise all the same rights and powers as men — it’s a vision Gloria Steinem might have […]

Four Signs That an Employee Is Ready to Jump Ship

Oct 06, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Business 0

When one of your employees is looking for another job, they start living a double life, professionally speaking. They exhibit a few tell-tale signs that will give away their intentions. Check out this article to find out what they are. You’ll want to know if one of your valued employees is searching for another job. […]

Demonic ‘Annabelle’ draws on classic horror films for nostalgic scares

Oct 03, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Entertainment 0

(Reuters) – There’s a new demon in town, and she’s hiding among the toys. “Annabelle,” out in U.S. theaters on Friday, kicks off October’s Halloween offerings at the box office with the origin story of a porcelain doll that masks a sinister secret, a spin-off from last year’s Warner Bros. Horror hit “The Conjuring.” Set […]

It takes how long to open a child’s savings account?

Oct 01, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

‘Regulatory overkill’ means opening a child’s account is slow and laborious with parents forced to produce masses of documentation – and even watch videos How long should it take to open a simple savings account? When Michelle O’Brien popped into her local Lloyds to open an Junior Isa for her son, Aiden, who is three, […]

Apple’s IPhone Software Snafu Has Links to Flawed Maps

Sep 26, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Technology 0

Apple Inc. (AAPL)’s release of a software update that cut off people’s ability to make calls from their iPhones is linked to another snafu that’s still fresh in people’s minds: the 2012 introduction of a new maps program. The similarities don’t end with the apologies Apple offered to disgruntled customers. The same person at Apple […]

6 Tools You Could Be Using To Make Your Business Better

Sep 24, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Business 0

We all know the standard tools that make a business run like it should. An accountant and bookkeeping system, inventory or project management software along with phones and computers to get things done. However, there are a few lesser known types of tools that, when implemented, can make a major impact on your business and […]

Doing Business With a Romantic Partner: It’s Complicated

Sep 22, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Business 0

When Nicoletta Donadio started her first company in college, she worried people would think she was just tagging along with her boyfriend and co-founder, Claudio Carnino. “People we were doing business with, and our families as well, always thought I was the weak link,” Donadio says. “The fact that I am his girlfriend made them […]

Phones 4U break-up looms as administrator dismisses debt-for-equity bid

Sep 18, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Finance 0

The administrator of Phones 4U has rejected a bid to revive the collapsed and debt-laden retailer with a debt-for-equity swap as unrealistic. It means the chain of 550 stores is almost certain to be broken up and sold off, with EE and Vodafone in position to pick off the best locations and the likelihood of […]

HubSpot INBOUND brings more than 10,000 marketing fans to Innovation District

Sep 16, 2014 Jeremy Parkinson Marketing 0

Walking across the bridge on World Trade Center Ave., heading towards this year’s INBOUND ’14 conference, I started chatting with an attendee about the event. Or, more accurately, he excitedly started talking to me. “Wow, this is going to be an exciting event,” the young marketing employee said as we headed for the opening night […]