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9117 BUILT-RITE Model P4-375 Roll 4′ x 3/8″ Capacity $16,500.00 |
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Best-Rite Quick Ship:New-Rite Replacement Vinyl Surface Roll 4′ x 12′ 214M $1,839.99 |
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ROLL RITE STYLE TARP MOTOR W/ BRAKE $255.00 |
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CHEAP * NOS UNUSED ROLL RITE TARPMASTER ELECTRIC GEAR MOTOR $249.99 |
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NEW GENUINE ROLL RITE GEAR MOTOR AUTOMATED COVERING SYSTEMS 10310 TARPMASTER $249.95 |
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Best-Rite Quick Ship:New-Rite Replacement Vinyl Surface Roll 4′ x 12′ 214M $229.99 |
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Best-Rite Quick Ship:New-Rite Replacement Vinyl Surface Roll 4′ x 12′ 214M $189.99 |
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Best-Rite Quick Ship:New-Rite Replacement Vinyl Surface Roll 4′ x 12′ 214M $154.99 |
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980105495 JOHNSON ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR JOHNSON ROLL RITE TARP COVER $150.00 |
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ROLL RITE Tarp Motor Bracket $149.99 |
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ROLL RITE Tarp Bracket $149.99 |
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Roll of 1000 Grip Rite 6″ 16 Gauge Bar Ties, Concrete Rebar Ties, NEW! Free S/H $50.00 |
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ROLL-RITE TRUCK TARP STRETCHER MOTOR COVER CHROME NEW $49.95 |
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Vintage CHICAGO Mens Roller Skates SIZE 11 -Leather, #7 Plates, Roll-Rite Wheels $44.95 |
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Ivy Leaves w/ Green Gold Drapery WALLPAPER BORDER Value Rite 3 rolls = 45 ft $35.99 |
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SCARCE “ROLL-RITE” CLEAR GLASS VINTAGE ROLLING PIN $34.99 |
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Vintage Good Housekeeping Roll-Rite Serial #3193 Rolling Pin $32.99 |
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Vintage Primitive Roll Rite Glass Rolling Pin~Good Houskeeping $32.50 |
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4 X 30FT BRITE RITE VF A/O ROLL (A814-1) $30.50 |
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Lot of 32 Rolls 35mm Film Kodak Max 800 Fuji 400 and 200 Rite Aide 400 $29.99 |
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Buchholz’s Ripon’s Buy-Rite Grocer, advertising roll-up, wood slate, old $29.50 |
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Dive Rite Aluminum Primary Reel w/ New Roll of #36 / #24 Line $26.00 |
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FUJIFILM SUPERIA X-TRA & Rite Aid 400 Speed 35mm Film 384 Exp. 16 rolls $24.95 |
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16030 Excel Rite-Cut Knife Plastic Non Roll Handle $24.14 |
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Letter Rite Striping Tape Multi Olympic Blue roll $22.99 |
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AUGIE MEYERS lp YOU AIN’T ROLLIN’ YOUR ROLL RITE promo WLP sir doug $20.00 |
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2 Rolls VALUE RITE Wallpaper Border 9 3/4 in $20.00 |
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VINTAGE 1950′S KITCHEN ROLL-RITE GLASS ROLLING PIN OWENS ILLINOIS GLASS CO. USA $19.99 |
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Vintage ROLL RITE GLASS Rolling Pin Kitchenware Baking Good Housekeeping Utensil $19.99 |
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Ever Build – Seal Rite $19.95 |
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FILL-RITE Industral shipping storrage bag roll lot 500 $17.95 |
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Shop Rite 400 35mm color print film, 6 – 24exp. rolls $16.99 |
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Vintage JEWEL TEA Wavy Design ROLL RITE Rolling Pin $15.99 |
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Shop Rite 400 35mm color print film, 6 – 24exp. rolls $15.29 |
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Letter Rite Striping Tape 1 inch Yellow roll $14.99 |
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LOT OF 10 ROLLS CHECK-O-RITE PAPER VICTOR 510/TEC 110 $12.00 |
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Rite Lite Judaica Happy Chanukah Stickers in a Box. 4 rolls Acid & Lignin Free $11.38 |
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RITE AID (Kodak) 200 35mm film, 4- 24exp. rolls $9.99 |
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1940 Roll Rite Glass Rolling Pin Oak Kegs Buckets ad $9.99 |
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Vintage Reel Rite Roll Film Developing Tank with Vintage 1947 FR Film Manual $9.99 |
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RITE AID SELF-ADHERING TAPE 2″ WON’T STICK TO SKIN 3 ROLLS 6.9 YARDS $9.99 |
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Rite Aid Gauze Bandage Rolls Box of 5 $9.99 |
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Letter Rite Striping Tape 1 inch Charcoal roll $9.99 |
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Play-Rite Player Piano Roll Polish Song $9.97 |
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VINTAGE GLASS ROLLING PIN A “ROLL RITE” WITH NAME ON END= FILL WITH COLD WATER $8.75 |
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Cut Rite Wax Paper – 24 Pack $47.76 75 sq ft (75.7 ft x 11.9 in). Spatter-free microwave reheating. Baking made easier. Protects kitchen surfaces. Make Baking Easier: Roll out cookie dough & pie crusts between two sheets of wax paper; Line bottom of cake pans for easy removal after baking;… |
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Dispense-Rite PLRT1 – Roll Towel Dispenser, ADA Compliant Push Lever, 8 in Roll, Black $121.81 … |
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Gardman R687 4-Tier Mini Greenhouse $31.40 4 Tier Green House Great Gift Idea Our Grow Racks are ideal for extending the growing season in the spring and fall. Their small size allow them to be placed on decks, patios, or indoors next to a window. Grow Racks come with a UV protected, clear, vinyl cover which holds in humidity reducing plant’s watering needs. Easy access and ventilation is provided by the zippered door panel in the covering… |
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LogRite Log Stand $36.50 Turn your cant hook into a timberjack! The 6″ universal log stand attaches to any LogRite cant hook or peavey. It adds log jack functionality to all of our tools. Firewood guys have had great success with this tool…. |
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Grip-Rite GRCR3DGAL 1-1/4-Inch-by-15-Degree Galvanized Coil Roofing Nail (7,200 per Box) $29.99 For use on all coil roofing nail guns. 7200 per box…. |
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Certain Dri Anti-Perspirant, Roll-On, Prescription Strength, 1.2 oz. $4.00 Certain Dri Roll on are the choice for controlling wetness, since the most common active ingredients, aluminum compounds, block the pores to inhibit the release of sweat and help absorb odor-causing moisture…. |
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Conair CHV14JXR Extreme Heat Jumbo and Super Jumbo Rollers $24.90 Model CHV14JXR. 12 ceramic jumbo and super jumbo size flocked rollers. Get smooth and voluminous curls with super jumbos. Jumbo and super jumbo rollers: Smooth hair or get great curls with volume! Faster Heat-up (30% faster heat-up than Conair Instant Heat line): Ready when you are – setter heats up in 85 seconds. 85-second faster heat-up (30% faster heat-up than Conair Instant Heat line) for the … |
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Revlon RV440C 1200 Watt Ionic Hot Air Dryer and Styler, Blue $18.45 Model RV440C. Ionizer styler. 1200 watts of Ionic Styling Power. Ionic Technology: Styles and dries with silky-smooth results. Concentrator. 1 inch. 1-1/2 inch. The Ionic Hot Air Kit uses an ion air delivery system to dry hair fast. Negative ions saturate the airflow to reduce the size of water droplets so more moisture is infused into your hair. Before: large water droplets. After: smaller drople… |
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Chew-eez Dog Treats, Savory Chicken Basted Rolls, Large $4.99 Great taste! Real beefhide. With tasty middle. Chew-eez Rolls are a mouth-watering combination of basted beefhide roll outside, surrounding a tasty middle inside. Treat your dog like he’s never been treated before with any one of our delicious Chew-eez varieties. Each one is made with real ingredients – like quality beefhide or chicken – to deliver a taste your dog will find irresistible. Product … |
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The Original Big Bear BUNK MASTER All Steel Construction BUNK COT-Stealth Black with Heavy Duty 600D Polyester Fabric with Two Drink Holders and Two LED Flashlights! $179.00 Our Original “BUNK MASTER” Big Bear Premium All Steel Construction Bunk Cot Portable Sleeping System includes two Velcro drink holders, and two LED flashlights (color may vary). It has a wider sleeping area than most cots, thus giving you a good night’s sleep. Heavy duty, washable and mildew resistant Stealth Black 600D Polyester Fabric Covers and a convenient matching carry bag with handles is p… |
Reading my Sunday newspaper yesterday reminded me of how Career Fairs do little to substantially increase local employment. It seems that no one is willing to say this, and a lot fewer are even willing to believe it, but I know it to be all but a fact.
After spending 20+ years in the news business, and another 20+ years as a personal marketing specialist helping potential hires by writing upscale resumes, I can relate my experience with authority.
You might think that after helping 5,300+ clients get on with moving on and moving up in their careers that I could produce at least one client who has benefited from attending a Career Fair. I can not. This is why I caution any client who gets all excited and goosey about attending Career Fairs. I do not want their disappointment to affect my marketing plan to help them achieve their goals.
In revealing this apparent incongruity for the first time publicly, it is important to note that I am in the high end of the resume writing business. Virtually 97% of my 5,300+ clients during my 20-plus-year career are executives, professionals and managers earning between $40,000 and $350,00 annually who are already in management, want to be in management, or in sales and/or marketing.
Career fairs are all about first jobs and entry level career jobs that do not pay all that well, so they do little for folks who have already been in the marketplace, enjoyed some success, and want to keep moving up the corporate ladder, or any other ladder of their choice.
This makes a lot of sense when you examine who is involved in putting on Career Fairs, and what they expect to get for their investment. I am not talking about the potential hires, or anyone looking for a job or a better opportunity.
I am talking about businesses and organizations, large facility managers, and big advertising media, usually the dominant daily newspaper in the community. Nothing meets their profit needs, their publicity needs, and their public service needs like Career Fairs. It has become almost a rite of passage for these special interest groups in our society.
Let us start with businesses and organizations. Should you stroll down to a Career Fair in your community, and talk to a business representative at a snappy booth display, you will quickly pick up on the fact that the well dressed person is not the person you expected.
You knew going there that if Microsoft was a participant Bill Gates would probably not be there, but you secretly hoped he would. Later you came to realize that the person a major corporation sends to represent them at these Career Fairs is usually the most expendable person available.
This is why they smile a lot, take your resume (sometimes they do not), and tell you very little about what the company is really doing. Major companies that are cooking the books (using unacceptable accounting practices to inflate revenue and profits in order to increase stock prices so executives suck money out faster), and in worse shape than they want their stockholders and the public to know, would be at a Career Fair putting on their best face.
Just being at a Career Fair is good business for businesses and organizations because it gives the impression that those involved are key players in building the community, increasing employment, and acting like a good corporate citizen.
If you think large facility managers do not like Career Fairs you would be sadly mistaken. The same managers who hosted last week’s rock concert du jour are more than happy to move the rockers out and the new vendors in.
Facility managers do not give the space away as a public service, and they do take care of the “job” exhibitors. Whether any potential candidate attending the Career Fair ultimately gets hired is none of their business.
Newspapers and related media (usually radio which needs public service announcements to stay licensed) love Career Fairs. The Internet has been gaining the advertising and profits that newspapers have been losing. Newspapers have been forced to create web sites and compete on the Internet whether they want to or not.
Career Fairs give newspapers extra ads and profit regardless of the economy. Newspapers generally run a special section advertising the Career Fair as it gives paying advertisers and the event itself more exposure and prominence. Newspapers also feel a need to serve the community that supports them, whether people get hired at these Career Fairs or not.
You are seeing more and more and more Career Fairs (or Job Fairs) because it is good business for three very big special interest groups who may be more like a three-legged stood than a helping hand. You could hold Career Fairs for the unemployed every other week in Flint, Michigan and it still would not affect their depressed economy; I suspect that the same is true in many other communities across the country.
When your government tells you employment is on the rise, public officials are counting on the fact that when an unemployed person’s compensation benefits run out, they drop off of the rolls and remain unaccounted for even though they are still unemployed.
The salient point here is this: It is likely that when people benefit from these Career Fairs it is more by accident than design; the unemployed in our economy are the true story worth telling.
Ed Bagley’s Blog Publishes Original Articles with Analysis and Commentary on 5 Subjects: Sports, Movie Reviews, Lessons in Life, Jobs and Careers, and Internet Marketing. My intention is to inform, educate, delight and motivate you the reader. Find my Blog at:
http://www.edbagleyblog.com
http://www.edbagleyblog.com/JobsandCareers.html
Trac Rite Roll Up Doors?
Where can I find online or cheap Tracrite doors? Any Cheap Stores in NJ/NY/PA/DE area would do also. Any other good Roll Up doors for tool shed?
Hamburgh Overhead doors. is a garage door company in NY area and may be able to help you.
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