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I will ocassionaly discuss cleaning, care and protection of Antique and fine furniture.

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I have learned and developed many tips, shortcuts and secrets over 37 years while running an antique refurbishing business. I love auctions and repurposing the things no one seems to want. It's my desire to stimulate or encourage your interest in refurbishing wood furniture,rescuing,repurposing and creating useful items for your home. Every piece of wood has a distinct and unique characteristic that must be recognized. Nothing can be manufactured with the beauty of natural grain and patina of wood.

Sunday, May 9, 2010

Featured at GROW NEBRASKA Conference

April 22 was a very exciting day for us. Our web site http://www.finefurniturecaresecrets.com/ was featured by Nebraska Business Coaching LLC. at the GROW NEBRASKA Marke Teck Conference in Lincoln, Nebraska. 
Keynote speaker was Chris Russell, manager of the Google data center in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Chris gave an interesting talk on how Google products can help a business grow.
In all there were two sessions given by each of the eleven speakers. My favorite was Connie Hancock's very informative session on photography and description of products for eCommerce sites. Connie had much to offer from her 30 years of experience as Extention Educator at University of Nebraska Lincoln.
This conference was a great place to network and learn.
Thanks Cori and Kelli of Nebraska Business Coaching LLC for showcasing my web site, I'm honored!

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