Advertising Free

Bargains.org is an advertising free site that does not sell placements on its search engine. In addition, the site makes special efforts to ensure that the information is straightforward, not misleading and covers the broadest array of products possible. Bargains.org was created by the Center for the Study of Services (CSS), a non-profit consumer information publisher and research organization (publisher of Checkbook magazine). Founded in 1974, its mission is to provide consumer with objective evaluative information to help them make better decisions in the marketplace. CFA believes that Bargains.org overcomes many of the problems inherent in Internet price shopping services.

Have the students make up flyers advertising free antifreeze checks for teachers. Spend a class period checking antifreeze concentrations of those that sign up. Have students write a report to the teachers on their findings.

Sign Committee recommended that the City entrance signs be installed first and then the signs on the parking garage advertising Free Parking. The entrance signs have been approved and Liz Via is requesting approval for the Garage Signs. In the interim we are looking at putting up some temporary signs in the next two months.

Subject of Rules. The Minnesota Board of Chiropractic Examiners requests comments on its possible amendment to rules governing Advertising Free or Discounted Services. The Board is considering rule amendments that specify the level of service required when the service is offered free or at a discounted fee’ and also requiring that the patient be notified in writing when the free or discounted service has ended and the patient has begun incurring charges.

Live chat is ANVIL L's conferencing and tutoring tool. It works similarly to other web-based chat software with the important exception that it is advertising free and designed for audio and video chats as well as text. Access is restricted—only registered course participants can access the chat function. Once an instructor creates chat rooms for his/her class, students can use them for text, audio, and/or video chats. Up to four people can chat at once (network bandwidth is a consideration for video). Our initial release of Live chat is especially useful for those students and language programs which make use of native speaking tutors, or conversation partners. Only in this case the tutor can be anywhere provided they have an Internet connection.