When Shaklee first launched their patented, phosphate-free Basic-D® in 1991, they were way ahead of trend in making available a high performing phosphate-free automatic dishwash concentrate. It wasn’t until 1994 that phosphates in laundry detergents were restricted nationwide, but until recently, automatic dishwasher detergent manufacturers could include phosphates without concern for environmental regulations prohibiting or limiting the use of phosphates. There simply weren’t any.
Well, that time appears to be coming to an end. As of this year, 17 states have enacted laws regarding phosphates in automatic dishwasher cleaners, 15 of …

YOU ARE INVITED!

We are so pleased to announce the launch of our newest networking event in your area!
Western Treasure Valley Business Women’s Network
Join us on October 13, 2010
Sizzler Restaurant
830 SE 1st Avenue
Ontario, OR 97914
We are the fastest growing network in the valley with
sister groups in Nampa, Meridian and Boise.
Come meet other business women from your
community and join into a group of
“women helping women succeed”.

We have great food, fun and prizes. Cost is $12
Hope to see you there! RSVP to:
http://Oct13launch.eventbee.com
Menu:
Full access to Soup/Salad …

We’re friends, but I’ve never personally met him. Richard Mercer became a friend to me via mutual friends on Facebook. Today, he posted this heartfelt tribute to September 11, 2001. I am inspired to share it with everyone that I can.

People have asked the question, for so long, about why the victims of 9/11 died. Those that died on September 11, 2001, died being faithful to what they do. Those wonderful people were from all walks of life and faith. Some were firemen,… police, people of a religious aspect, and …

I’d like to share a true story from a family that I personally know. They have turned around the quality of life for a family member, that had been plagued with Alzheimer’s. Please read the below testimonial, written by the actual family involved.
Elsie’s Journey from Alzheimer’s
Our Mom had become bed-ridden, wore diapers and seldom recognized family or friends.  We bathed, dressed, and fed her.  She was diagnosed the beginning of the worst stage of Alzheimer’s.
Mom was prescribed Aricept and slept for those 7 months.  …

Just a few, short years ago, I would have regular “discussions” with my husband about the value of recycling. We wouldn’t actually fight about my attempts to recycle newspapers, plastic, aluminum, etc, but we were definitely not in agreement!
Pre-Apri 2007, I recycled aluminum cans & plastic bottles, pretty much for the cash (what little that was). I would also collect the previous day’s newspapers from my workplace and neighbor and recycle them, more for the principal of it, rather than the .01 or .02 cents per pound profit.
My very intelligent and witty …