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September 29, 2005

Retail Advice

I'm a small-business consultant, largely retail, and would like to offer ideas and suggestions to anyone in the affected area facing reopening or rebuilding their business. Of course, not being there physically is quite different from working over the Internet, but if anyone needs a little help in planning I am happy to offer my help.

Ron Boto
rboto@lycos.com

06:52 PM


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