Bill King
I've been a stay at home dad for the past 8 years while working from home as an independent contractor representing some of the country's top retailers. I am also a Microsoft Advertising Accredited Professional and oDesk certified provider with test scores in the 94th percentile or higher on the following exams: Business Writing, Management, WordPress, and Social Media Marketing. I was also once voted "New Member of the Year" in an online marketing forum with over 50,000 members.
My college education was in Aerospace Management and Business Administration. I currently reside in the Columbus, Ohio area along with my wife and two children.
Fun facts about me: I was one of the first beta testers for Hulu.com in October 2007. I have been providing research data to the Stanford Graduate School of Business since July of 2007. There is a fuel cell from a NASCAR car in my garage. I have parts from a few military jets hanging on my office wall ...and a hubcap from an old Willys Americar.
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My college education was in Aerospace Management and Business Administration. I currently reside in the Columbus, Ohio area along with my wife and two children.
Fun facts about me: I was one of the first beta testers for Hulu.com in October 2007. I have been providing research data to the Stanford Graduate School of Business since July of 2007. There is a fuel cell from a NASCAR car in my garage. I have parts from a few military jets hanging on my office wall ...and a hubcap from an old Willys Americar.
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First Person: Making Our Home More Energy-EfficientEnergy savings from easy and low-cost improvements should be on everyone's mind these days. How the author has seen these projects add up to money in the bank. -
Santa the PackratSanta does have some bad habits. Now we know why he loves Christmastime so.
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Nick Carraway: Narrator of Alluring Dreams and Happenstance NightmaresAn opinion piece on why Nick Carraway in The Great Gatsby has provided wonderful narration that has made him the ultimate storyteller for this classic by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
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First Person: Don't Use It? Sell ItShowing children how to successfully market their unused items can result in more than just dollars and cents. It can also create a lifelong attitude of giving and responsibility.
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First Person: When Dealer Financing Beats the 'Blank Check'Using a pre-approved "blank check" is convenient, but sometimes costly. How the author has saved on his recent car purchase by letting the dealer's finance department show him the money.
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First Person Review: 2011 Chevy TraverseThe author takes the 2011 Chevrolet Traverse out for a road test and finds it is something fit for his driveway. The combination of cargo room, available technology and comfort features, and road manners make this a winner in the 8 passenger SUV market.
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Poem Based on an Image: Out of the Fire - into the SkyA short poem based on an image of hot lava producing a flame. -
Volunteer Opportunities in the NW Columbus, Ohio AreaThis is a spotlight on two local organizations helping to make the Union County, Ohio area a better place: Care Train of Union County and the United Way of Union County.
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Visions of AutumnA short haiku welcoming the fall season. -
First Person: Living the 'Almost Good as New' LifePurchasing refurbished goods can be somewhat intimidating at first. How our household has moved past the worry and onto the enjoyment of these steeply discounted finds. -
First Person: Steering Clear of the Service Department Has Saved Me ThousandsFinding small savings in doing your own auto repairs is both challenging and rewarding. Sometimes the savings can be enough to pay for your next drive to the beach.
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First Person: How We Became (Mostly) Worry-Free Out-of-State LandlordsFinding a way to steer clear of problems in a long distance landlord-tenant relationship isn't always easy. These helpful hints make the transition a little less worrisome.
