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		<title>Blaupunt Radio Code Decoded!</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 May 2009 16:15:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When you purchase a new car you will most likely get a small security code placed on your radio. Remember?

If you are like most of us, you don't remember. This is because this small sticker usually goes straight into the rubbish bin the moment you first slide the keys into the car engine. Most people are so excited to leave the dealership that they brush this silly little code off as nothing.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When you purchase a new car you will most likely get a small security code placed on your radio. Remember?</p>
<p>If you are like most of us, you don&#8217;t remember. This is because this small sticker usually goes straight into the rubbish bin the moment you first slide the keys into the car engine. Most people are so excited to leave the dealership that they brush this silly little code off as nothing.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, this silly little code is actually necessary if your car battery goes flat. This is because your radio can become locked and the only way to unlock it is with this silly little code.</p>
<p><strong>What&#8217;s the Point to Radio Codes?</strong></p>
<p>This silly little code actually has a name: it&#8217;s called a Radio Security Code. They are put in new cars as a way to protect against anti theft. If the car battery goes flat, then so does the stereo. Furthermore, when people are attempting to steal car stereos, they stereos are rendered useless. The radio security code system is quite effective as there have been fewer cars stereo&#8217;s reported stolen since implementing this code.</p>
<p>However, what happens if your car battery just goes flat for the sake of it? This tends to happen all the time, especially in the cold season or if you accidently leave your lights on all night. What happens then? Most people don&#8217;t keep their silly little code- so are they flat out of music luck?</p>
<p>Luckily, with today&#8217;s recent technology there is an automated service that allows you to obtain your car radio code without having to rack your brain trying to remember what the number was.</p>
<p><strong>How Can A Radio Code Help? </strong></p>
<p>Radio decoding systems work with algorithms so you can easily track down that number and get your radio back up and running. The cost for this service varies depending on the make and the model of your car. For most radio decode services, you will have your code overnight. However, some services are as fast as two minutes. This means that the moment you release your battery is flat, you can simply ring up a radio code service company and get your code while you are jump starting your car.</p>
<p>Instant radio codes work with all sorts of car models from Alfa Romeo, to BMW, from Ford to Nissan and anything in between and the Blaupunkt is installed in many of these makes.</p>
<p><a title="Instant Radio Code" href="http://www.instant-radio-codes.com/index.php">Instant Radio Code</a> Services have well over a million different radio codes in their database and their radio decoding services can also find your code even if it is not listed in the database.  For example, with the <a title="Blaupunkt Radio Code" href="http://www.instant-radio-codes.com/radio-codes-blaupunkt.php">Blaupunkt radio code</a> they have codes for ninty percent of all the models ever made. This is only one of the many different makes of radio codes they have. </p>
<p>Instant Radio Code Services use PayPal as payment as well as major credit cards so it is quick and easy to get your tunes back to where they belong- pumping from your car.</p>
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		<title>Starting a Business? Why Business Plan Assistance can Jump start Your Dream</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 May 2009 12:48:07 +0000</pubDate>
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				<category><![CDATA[Starting a Business]]></category>

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		<description><![CDATA[One of the easiest and most effective ways to secure your business is by getting the help you need and deserve. Business Plan assistance is something that can will be directly catered to your business, whether big or small, online or offline (or both), at home or in an office. Starting a business does not have to be an overwhelming experience. You simply need to take it one step at a time.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many of us have the dream of starting our own business. The freedom of being your own boss, the financial security, the success that may follow- it&#8217;s a career dream that can easily be made into a reality. However, if you are considering starting your own businesses, it&#8217;s important that you understand the fundamentals of a business plan. Sure you have a niche market, a business idea, a wealthy loan from the bank and enough ambition to last a lifetime, but is that enough?</p>
<p>In most cases, it&#8217;s not.</p>
<p>One of the easiest and most effective ways to secure your business is by getting the help you need and deserve. Business Plan assistance is something that can will be directly catered to your business, whether big or small, online or offline (or both), at home or in an office. Starting a business does not have to be an overwhelming experience. You simply need to take it one step at a time.</p>
<p>Below we have outlined how business plan assistance can help you find your footing and get you on the right track to your new business success.</p>
<p><strong>Personal, </strong><strong>Programme</strong><strong> or Workshop</strong></p>
<p><strong>E</strong>veryone learns in different ways.  This is why business plan assistance companies such as Business Plan Services have different training techniques available. The first thing to do is decide if you would prefer a one on one consultation, a 12 month educational programme or to attend a workshop. Many people starting a business will choose two or even all three.</p>
<p> A one on one consultation will allow you to go over your business plan, no matter where you are in it. Whether you have a great idea for a product, or whether you are ready to open the doors, business plan assistance that analysis your plan and ensure there are no problems along the way.</p>
<p>Business plan assistance workshops allow you to gain experience through the experts, network and ask questions in a more advanced business environment. You can meet and greet and generally get a feel of what starting your own business entails. After all, the meetings, the lectures and the workshops don&#8217;t end there. Networking is an extremely important aspect in the business world and an important skill to gain.</p>
<p>Business plan assistance can also come through a classroom environment where you will learn the basics to starting a business. For those with an idea, this is often the best way to expand your business plan into something sellable and successful. Through a 12 month course plan you will learn the ins and outs of accounting, budgeting, marketing and everything else involved in a successful business plan.</p>
<p>Regardless of what you choose, it&#8217;s vital that you consider professional help when <a title="Starting a business" href="http://www.bizplans.co.uk/chapter.asp?id=15&amp;article=Business_Plans_Starting_A_Business_%96_Why_You_Should_Have_A_Business_Plan&amp;chapter=Steps_to_starting_a_business">starting a business</a>. There are some things in life you may be able to tackle alone; <a title="Starting a business" href="http://www.bizplans.co.uk/article_chapters.asp?id=15?article=Business_Plans_Starting_A_Business_%96_Why_You_Should_Have_A_Business_Plan">starting your own business</a> and ensuring that it is profitable and has the potential for growth is simply not one of them.</p>
<p>A little help can go a long way.</p>
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		<title>10 Things I Expect My Pub Accountant to Do</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 May 2009 11:38:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hiring a Pub Accountant is a big step, you are putting your business affairs into the hands of someone else and you want to be sure that you are making the right choice.  So, what should your expectations be concerning a Pub  Accountant?  Well, actually there is a rather basic list that may help you to make a good choice.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hiring an Accountant for your Pub is a big step, you are putting your business affairs into the hands of someone else and you want to be sure that you are making the right choice.  So, what should your expectations be concerning a Pub Accountant?  Well, actually there is a rather basic list that may help you to make a good choice.</p>
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<ol type="1">
<li>Be knowledgeable and be willing to share experiences.  Look for a Pub Accountant who has had a      successful business of their own.       Your Accountant should have first hand knowledge of what pitfalls      you could face and be able to advise you on how to avoid them.  Your success should be top priority.</li>
<li>Speak in simple terms.       It is important your Pub Accountant is able to speak to you in terms      you can understand.  Certainly you      need to become more familiar with business jargon, but it should be      intermixed with enough common language for you to understand what your      Accountant is telling you.  And if      you do not understand it is important that you feel comfortable enough to      ask questions. Your Account must be willing and able to give you the      information you need.</li>
<li>Get involved in the business.       It is important that your Accountant come to your business. They      need to be willing to see how you operate and offer their input on how you      can be more profitable.</li>
<li>Show you how to improve the business.  Your pub accountant should be able familiar      with marketing tools that can help you to improve your sales.</li>
<li>Recognize areas where you are loosing money.  One of the biggest ways businesses loose      money is through waste.  Your pub  accountant should be able to determine how you can streamline your      business.</li>
<li>Be dependable and efficient.       Your pub accountant must be aware of your tax situation and what the      needs of your business are.  It is      imperative that any required paperwork be filed completely and on      time.  And you should have access to      the paperwork.  Your accountant      should not be offended if you ask to see your information, he should be      prepared to provide you with anything you want to see at any time.</li>
<li>Offer full availability.       You should be able to contact your pub  accountant any time you need      him.  If you have an important      question, you should be able to call your accountant and if you want to      drop by the office, your accountant should be easily accessible. </li>
<li>Give you the time you need.       You should never feel &#8220;rushed&#8221; by your pub  accountant, he should be      willing and able to give you the time you need.</li>
<li>Exhibit Friendliness and a Positive Attitude.  You should feel that your pub  accountant      enjoys working for you; he should exhibit an attitude of interest and      ability to help you strive for success. </li>
<li>Give you peace of mind.       Your a pub  ccountant should make you feel that he is &#8220;on top of the      situation&#8221;; that he is willing and able to get the job done.  It is important to feel that your      account will give you the information you need, good or bad, and have a      plan of action for any situation.</li>
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<p>If your <a title="Pub Accountant" href="http://www.innscribeuk.com/index.php?pid=31">Pub Accountan</a>t is fulfilling all these prime objectives then all well and good.  If not then get in touch with Innscribe <a title="Pub Accountants" href="http://www.innscribeuk.com/index.php?pid=31">Pub Accountants</a> at the earliest opportunity.</p>
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		<title>Head lice Treatments, which should I use?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 May 2009 11:29:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When it comes to which treatment to choose the actual choice will  depend on your inclination and fortitude for the task. The  manual removal  of headlice by ' bug busting' using a fine toothed nit comb, otherwise known as wet combing, is both  painstaking and time consuming.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When it comes to getting rid of a head lice infection there  is a diverse range of treatments available. These  include the use of chemical preparations and  a wide range of alternative treatments and methodologies. You can even pay someone else to do the job for you.</p>
<p>When it comes to which treatment to choose the actual choice will  depend on your inclination and fortitude for the task. The  manual removal  of head lice by &#8216; bug busting&#8217; using a fine toothed nit comb, otherwise known as wet combing, is both  painstaking and time consuming. It  involves getting up really close and personal &#8211; and  the treatment has to be repeated several times in order to ensure all the head lice and nits are removed.</p>
<p><strong> </strong></p>
<p>There are a range of chemical ( basically insecticide) preparations  widely available, either over the counter or  on prescription. These are  widely advertised as being effective and  simple to apply &#8211; although the instructions for use sometimes seem complicated and most need repeat applications.  Some of these are not suitable for very young children and others  may be contraindicated if there is known health problem.</p>
<p>These days people are much more informed and knowledgeable and  therefore wary about  the potential  short and long term effects of  chemicals.  Many  parents turn to non chemical solutions for treating  head lice ,and not just for health and environmental reasons. <strong> </strong>Head lice have been with us since  time began, they are survivors and it has been proven that over a period of prolonged exposure  they can become resistant to individual chemicals preparations.</p>
<p><strong> </strong></p>
<p>Non-chemical herbal and organic  head lice products are based on herbal or plant ingredients. These are often marketed as  &#8216;natural&#8217;. These usually contain  a combinations of  herbs and essential oils in the form of shampoos, lotions or sprays  which claim to eradicate and prevent or repel further infections by head lice by &#8216;natural&#8217; means. <strong> </strong>However, some have ingredients added to either promote foaming, improve the smell or colour, or extend shelf life. These additives may in themselves be a risk to health, or be contraindicated where there is an pre-existing health problem such as asthma, skin problems or epilepsy.</p>
<p>It is possible to buy  botanic or &#8216;natural&#8217; products based on traditional herbal and plant remedies which claim not to contain any chemicals, artificial colouring or animal derived ingredients. Interestingly, in common with  most other alternative  treatments it is advised that these are used in conjunction with wet combing.  Many health experts while not dismissing alternative treatments out of hand, do not endorse them, mainly on the grounds that to date there has not been any no empirical research to support the claims being made.</p>
<p>For parents who don&#8217;t have the time or inclination to <a title="Get Rid of Nits" href="http://www.thehairforce.co.uk/briefing.php">get rid of nits</a> themselves or,  who are frustrated because despite their  best efforts the  nasty nits and horrible head lice keep coming back  the solution could lie in a totally  hands off  approach &#8211; their own hands that is.  A company called Hairforce provides a unique a unique nit and <a title="head Lice Treatment" href="http://www.thehairforce.co.uk/index.php">head lice treatment</a> hand clearing service either on their premises or by home visits. Further more they undertake to make the experience relaxing and enjoyable for both children and parents.</p>
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		<title>Headlice facts</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 31 Mar 2009 12:08:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[For the many parents head lice are often thought of as public enemy number one. There is however, a lot of nonsense talked about head lice. If you feel your child is at risk of infection it is important to be able to separate the facts from the fiction.]]></description>
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<p>For many parents head lice are often thought of as public enemy number one. There is however, a lot of nonsense talked about head lice. If you feel your child is at risk of infection it is important to be able to separate the facts from the fiction.</p>
<p>Fact: most children get head lice some stage of their childhood. These days there no longer is any stigma attached to your child becoming infected with the unpleasant , but by no means deadly, head louse.</p>
<p>Fact: getting head lice has nothing to do with hygiene. Head lice aren&#8217;t fussy, they are opportunists, equally at home on clean or dirty hair. Head lice are caught, or rather transmitted by head to head contact.</p>
<p> So what exactly are head lice?</p>
<p>Fact: head lice are tiny greyish- brown insects about 2.5 mm long and they have very unpleasant and extremely irritating, habits. They live on the scalp where they cling to hair and feed on blood.</p>
<p>Fact: nits are not head lice but evidence of them: Head lice are extremely prolific, once mated the female attaches her eggs firmly to the scalp. The baby louse hatches, after about 7 or 8 days and goes off looking for its first meal, leaving its shiny white egg shell attached to the piece of hair.</p>
<p>Fact: you can use a simple equation to find out when infection started. Hair grows on average about 1cm a month; nits found 2 cm from the scalp were laid two months ago.</p>
<p>But where do head lice come from and what cause an outbreak of sometimes epidemic proportions?</p>
<p>Fact: head lice, it seems have been with us for ever and infection is prevalent among children of school age.</p>
<p>Fact: despite being unable to fly or hop head lice are nomadic little blighters, passing from person to person by head to head contact. Children whispering together, or sharing a book at school, or cuddling up with family members in front of the T.V at home provide ideal conditions for transfer.</p>
<p>Fact: you cannot get head lice from , cushions, clothes or furniture, head lice need a live host to survive.</p>
<p>How do I know my child has head lice ?</p>
<p>Fact: bites from head lice cause severe irritation. Persistent scratching, or a rash on the necked are often the first signs &#8211; although these symptoms can take weeks to develop.<br />
Fact: the best way of detecting head lice is by routine checking using a specially designed fine toothed nit comb available from any chemist. The nit comb can be used on dry or wet hair. If working on wet hair it is a good idea to apply plenty of conditioner. Before using the nit comb the hair should be brushed or combed using an ordinary comb. Starting from the front of the scalp the nit comb should be worked through the hair from the roots, section by section, checking for head lice and nits after each stroke.</p>
<p>Fact: If you find head lice it is important to check, every member of the family who had recent and close contact with the infected child.</p>
<div>Fact: You don&#8217;t have to get down and dirty with the headlice yourself. These days there are local companies who will either come and do the job for you at home, or have clinics where you can take your infestation for removal. Here is a link to a <a title="Hairlice Treatment" href="http://www.thehairforce.co.uk/index.php">London based hairlice treatment</a> firm.</div>
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		<title>Commercial use of Badges</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 31 Mar 2009 11:51:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Leo Burnett was one of the most influential advertising men of his time. Famous for creating a host of memorable and lasting icons which included, The Jolly Green Giant, The Pillsbury Doughboy, the 7up "Spot" and Tony the Tiger, he certainly knew a thing or two about successful advertising. Burnett's philosophy was to create an icon or symbol to represent the product and then condense the text to promote the icon. He would definitely have approved of our badges.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>( Leo Burnett &#8211; successful pioneer american advertising executive 1891- 1971)</p>
<p>&#8220;Make it simple. Make it memorable. Make it Inviting to look at. Make it fun to read.&#8221;</p>
<p>Leo Burnett was one of the most influential advertising men of his time. Famous for creating a host of memorable and lasting icons which included, The Jolly Green Giant, The Pillsbury Doughboy, the 7up &#8220;Spot&#8221; and Tony the Tiger, he certainly knew a thing or two about successful advertising. Burnett&#8217;s philosophy was to create an icon or symbol to represent the product and then condense the text to promote the icon. He would definitely have approved of our badges.</p>
<p>Low cost and high impact, badges are a great way to advertise and promote your company, product, event or cause. Eye-catching, simple to design and quick to produce, they can be ready for commercial use within just a few days of the initial idea.</p>
<p align="justify"> Anyone who has ever organised an exhibition, marketing or sales campaign, media or in store-promotion will tell you that it is those little extra touches that make a real impact and get results. Plastic and enamel badges make great &#8216;give aways&#8217; and keepsakes and are an inexpensive and effective way to promote your company and its products and services.</p>
<p align="justify"> And for promotional and sales events giving key personnel a personalised name badge is a good way to get staff and customers talking, and that in turn generates selling opportunities and improved sales. Badges are a great low cost , high result marketing and promotional tool with a host of commercial uses. The right badge at the right time can provide a fast and substantial return on investment.</p>
<p>Simoney have a fantastic selection of high quality plastic, reusable and enamel button and promotional badges that can be customised to suit your specific requirements. These can be printed in any face colour, plain or with your own logo and promotional message digitally printed directly onto the surface of the badges and then laminated for protection. This unique badge making process produces a durable, vibrant eye-catching finish and is cost effective and speedy.</p>
<p>Our great range of badges come in a variety of useful shapes and sizes with either, pin, clip, combination or magnetic fastenings and for extra impact the badge can be attached to a colourful lanyard either plain or with a brand name, slogan or motivational message. A great way to get noticed.</p>
<p> Plastic and enamel badges are frequently given or sold as promotional and motivational gifts or as novelty or fun items. They can of course have a serious message and as such they are very popular with charities as they can be sold as fundraising items while at the same time advertising and raising the profile of the charity or cause.</p>
<p>Whether you are advertising and promoting a new brand or re-launching an existing product or cause, badges are the ideal media for your message. In the words of Leo Burnett, &#8221;Make it simple. Make it memorable. Make it Inviting to look at. Make it fun to read.&#8221; And, of course, make it a Simoney badge.</p>
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		<title>Button Badges for Clubs and Groups</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A button badge can be used to communicate, identity, membership status, or merit - any or all of these functions. It represents your club or group and what you stand for, a coveted symbol, a badge of honour to be worn with pride.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Button Badges for Clubs and Groups</p>
<p>For many clubs however, the classic enamel badge is the one they want for their members. But classic doesn&#8217;t have to be boring or one dimensional. With a selection of enamel button badges which include a range of finishes and processes which include printed as well as hard and soft enamels, with or without a decorative fill , enamel button badges can be bold and colourful or discrete and classy and versatile. With the addition of a suitable fixing the button badge can be worn as a brooch, tie pin or cufflink. Many prestigious clubs and professional institutes like to give their members this choice particularly those which welcome both men and women as members.</p>
<p>A button badge can be used to communicate, identity, membership status, or merit &#8211; any or all of these functions. It represents your club or group and what you stand for, a coveted symbol, a badge of honour to be worn with pride.</p>
<p>Button badges are an inexpensive but highly attractive and visible way to promote the image you want for your club or group.</p>
<p>Whether your club or group is political, charitable, sporting or purely social it is important that it has its own recognizable identify. Button badges are simply a great way to promote your club and what it stands for</p>
<p>Button badges can be as unique in design as your club or group. Inexpensive and quick to design and produce, once introduced they quickly become a coveted sign of membership and are worn with pride. Whatever the purpose or function of your group and its members , its name, status, persona and image is important for members and non-members alike.</p>
<p>Over the years button badges have been used to promote or signal membership of many diverse groups and causes. In the 1970s button badges became part of the youth cult , for the fans or rock and punk bands they symbolised membership and affiliation with a particular form of music. In a very different vein the Boy Scout movement was issuing button badges as merit awards.</p>
<p>Today the awarding and wearing of Button badges is as popular as ever and has become firmly established as a way of promoting and identifying membership of a huge and diverse range of societies, groups and clubs. And its easy to see why. Modern button badges are, attractive and affordable and can be easily and quickly customised or tailor-made to incorporate an emblem or logo &#8211; with or without additional text.</p>
<p>With a choice of materials and sizes, from the discrete to the unashamedly big and flamboyant, and with prices to suit your budget our button badges can be tailored to your specific design requirements, (in large or small numbers) in a very short space of time.</p>
<p>Plastic button badges are often the first choice for groups coming together for promotional , or one off events where their eye-catching properties can be used to good effect to draw attention to the cause as well as identifying the organisers.</p>
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		<title>Name Tags help prevent fraud</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 31 Mar 2009 11:47:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Name tags provide positive identity and are a simple but effective tool in the defence against impersonation and fraud. A name tag protects the business, and is a highly visible proof of Id, an important factor for visitor and staff security and safety: and visitors and potential clients feel much more confident approaching a named company representative. Name tags have a dual purpose, in addition to providing a defence against fraud they are also a cost effective way of promoting the company or organisation.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Fraud and falsehood only dread examination. Truth invites it&#8221; (Samuel Johnson, English, poet, critic and writer 1709-1784 )</p>
<p>A name tag is essentially a personalised badge, acetate or lanyard issued by businesses and employers and worn by staff and legitimate visitors as a means of identification. Name tags are the first line defence against fraud and deception.</p>
<p>Name tags provide positive identity and are a simple but effective tool in the defence against impersonation and fraud. A name tag protects the business, and is a highly visible proof of Id, an important factor for visitor and staff security and safety: and visitors and potential clients feel much more confident approaching a named company representative. Name tags have a dual purpose, in addition to providing a defence against fraud they are also a cost effective way of promoting the company or organisation.</p>
<p>Name tags are essential for ensuring positive Id and preventing unauthorised people from entering secure and sensitive areas. It is an unfortunate fact that fraud, either, through blatant false representation or, simply by an unchallenged person openly entering a restricted area and helping themselves to goods or personal property, or even gaining access to vulnerable people is all too common.</p>
<p>Simoney really understand security and we have a great selection of quality plastic badges including executive badges, reusable badges and cardholders that make great name tags. All our badges can be digitally printed in any face colour, plain, or with your own logo and chosen text They come with either, pin, clip, combination or magnetic fixings and can also be attached to a plain or printed lanyard &#8211; a popular choice for sporting and entertainment venues.</p>
<p>Multi functional, our wide range of lanyards can be easily adjusted to accommodate name tags. Used in conjunction with our reusable badges or card holders they make excellent security passes They come in a choice of attractive and practical fittings which range from standard crocodile clips, dog clips and split rings to mobile phone holders and safety release clips. Easy to wear, attractive and with high visibility they instantly identify authorised employees and legitimate visitors.</p>
<p>All our name badges provide excellent value for money and our range of reusable name badges are no exception. With no compromise to quality, these come with name inserts and perforated A4 sheets of name inserts : a cost effective option when you need name tags for temporary or seasonal staff</p>
<p>It you are on a tight budget but still want quality name tags to protect your business we supply rigid acetate card holders which are ideal for this purpose. Low cost, smart and practical, these are supplied with a combination clip and card insert. As an added benefit they can be collected from temporary staff and visitors when they leave and re-used, a great saving. For extra security, companies tend to stamp the cards with the date and time of issue to prevent unauthorised re-entry.</p>
<p>Simony&#8217;s quick and unique badge making process enable us to offer you a comprehensive, fast and cost effective service &#8211; a really important consideration when security is a priority.</p>
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		<title>Enamel badges for causes</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 31 Mar 2009 11:45:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Simoney Badges are experts in producing cost effective enamel badges: and our badges are out there promoting causes nationwide. We have a truly comprehensive selection split into six separate categories; Hard Enamel badges, Soft Enamel Badges, Printed Enamel badges, Stamped no fill badges, Soft PVC badges and Express Range]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Enamel Badges are frequently given as promotional gifts, incentives &amp; motivational awards and &#8216;giveaways&#8217; can be a good promotional tools for achieving support for causes. When it comes to fundraising the enamel badge really delivers. A well designed and attractive enamel badge will often encourage people to give a lot more than the suggested donation for the pleasure and pride they feel in wearing one. Eye-catching with a catchy slogan or succinct and inspirational message, they play an important role in fundraising and spreading the message of many charitable causes such as Breast Cancer Awareness. The simple pink ribbon badge is recognised universally and such is the power of the symbol it doesn&#8217;t need any text to promote its message.</p>
<p>Simoney Badges are experts in producing cost effective enamel badges: and our badges are out there promoting causes nationwide. We have a truly comprehensive selection split into six separate categories; Hard Enamel badges, Soft Enamel Badges, Printed Enamel badges, Stamped no fill badges, Soft PVC badges and Express Range. Although we call all of these &#8220;Enamel Badges&#8221; only the &#8220;Hard Enamel Badges&#8221; and the &#8220;Soft Enamel Badges&#8221; actually use an &#8220;enamel&#8221; fill. Simoney Badges has even been asked to create brooches, pendants and other jewellery and regalia in gold and silver.</p>
<p>And our versatile Enamel Badges need not just be badges. With a great choice of sizes and shapes to chose from, simply change the fixing and an enamel badge can become a key ring, tie pin or cuff-link. Swap the base metal, finish and shape and an Enamel badge becomes a piece of jewellery, costume jewellery or a brooch. Make it bigger and attach a ribbon and then an enamel badge becomes a medal.</p>
<p>Enamel badges are worn for a huge range of events and promotional activities. From political campaigns to charitable causes, they are universally used to spread the message and raise awareness.</p>
<p>Button and customised badges are more than just long lasting worldwide fashion. A well designed attractive badge, whether its small and discrete, or big and bold raises awareness and engenders interest and support in a uniquely low cost way. And when only the best will do it has to be a Simoney enamel badge.</p>
<p>Enamel badges are great for promoting causes. The Rolls Royce of badges, a well designed, high quality enamel badge quickly becomes the recognised icon for the cause: a badge of honour to be worn with pride.</p>
<p>People enjoy showing their affiliation and support for a cause or campaign by wearing a badge, often long after the initial promotion. A campaign badge often becomes a campaign medal, a badge of honour to be worn with pride. And well designed attractive or even quirky badges for high profile and popular causes such as the Peace Movement frequent become highly sought after collectors items ensuring that the message lives on.</p>
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		<title>Pin Badges help charities</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 31 Mar 2009 11:43:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pin badges help charities in two ways, firstly, they achieve a high return for a very small initial outlay and secondly, they get the charity advertised for free in button holes, lapels and even on caps and hats.]]></description>
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<p>Small and mighty, pin badges can really help charities with their fundraising activities and our pin badges are designed to help you to help others.</p>
<p>Pin badges help charities in two ways, firstly, they achieve a high return for a very small initial outlay and secondly, they get the charity advertised for free in button holes, lapels and even on caps and hats.</p>
<p>There is a lot of mileage in a well designed pin badge &#8211; people tend to wear their pin badges with pride long after the current campaign</p>
<p>Simoney are experts in producing low cost, high impact plastic and enamel pin badges for fundraising : our badges are bought and &#8217;sold&#8217; by a host of charities nationwide to raise funds and spread their message.</p>
<p>Pin badges started their existence as button badges and are still referred to as such by many people. They are a great aid to fundraising. Popular and affordable an attractive plastic or enamel pin badge is a great incentive to charitable giving and people frequently give a lot more than the suggested donation for the pleasure and pride they feel in wearing one.</p>
<p>Printed with the charity&#8217;s logo, perhaps with a memorable slogan or succinct and inspirational message, our pin badges play an important role in helping charities nationwide raise funds.</p>
<p>Pin badges often become the icon for the cause. The simple, but highly attractive folded pink ribbon enamel pin badge for the Breast Cancer Care awareness campaign and the yellow Pudsey Bear for Children in Need are universally recognised as the symbol for those charities and what they stand for. And the power of the symbol is such that in the case of the pink ribbon it doesn&#8217;t need any text to promote its message.</p>
<p>Once charities had to rely solely on valiant volunteers with collection boxes standing on street corners trying to elicit a few pence from passers-by. Now, they have found that by offering something that is attractive, small and affordable, and even collectable, in exchange for a suggested minimum sum they can substantially increase donations. A badge ticks all the boxes and pin badges are &#8217;sold&#8217; at a variety of outlets. Supermarkets, banks, building societies and public offices are delighted to do &#8216;their bit&#8217; and will display boxes of pin badges on their counters.</p>
<p>Simoney have a fantastic selection of eye-catching quality plastic and enamel pin, or button badges ,with a choice of standard or specialised fixings. And while for practical and aesthetic reasons, most charities plump for button or lapel size our size range is comprehensive.</p>
<p align="justify">Low cost, high impact and quality, we produce pin badges in practically any colour. All our badges are produced using a unique process. The customer&#8217;s logo and text is digitally printed directly onto the surface of the badges in one pass and then laminated for protection. Simoney&#8217;s unique badge making process is both fast and cost effective &#8211; a major plus for charities where every pound has to do the work of two.</p>
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