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Until about 400 A.D., the majority of Christian worship services were held at the homes of different members of the congregation. Today, people who attend church services or masses every Sunday or Saturday evening cannot imagine worshipping the Lord without their familiar, old church pews. Actually, the first church pews did not appear until the 1400’s, when congregations would worship from removable stone benches.

For the majority of Christians, church furniture is just one element of a worship building structure that has become an icon within Western culture. Even for the millions of people who are not

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In this digital age, it is very possible that your new clients first learned about your clinic after browsing for local vet websites. This means that their first impression of you came from whatever it is that they could find online. Have you thought about what you want your veterinary clinic website to say about your business? If you want to make a good first impression, then you need to consider this question carefully. If you need a few tips and some guidance, then here are three ways that you can make your veterinary clinic website stand out.

Offer an exclusive newsletter.

One of the simplest ways to make your website an interactive resource is to allow visitors to sign up for an exclusive newsletter. Through this n

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Cloud scanners and other devices that eliminate the use of paper in your office can make it dramatically more efficient. Around 95% of business information is still on paper, with an average employee printing about 45 sheets of paper per day. Knowledge workers can spend as much as 30% of their work hours just looking for information on paper. This is an enormous part of their day. As an employer, it means that as much as 30% of your costs for your best paid employees is wasted on their simply searching through filing cabinets. A single cabinet can have as many as 12,000 pages in it, and filing mistakes within these enormous masses of paper are common. An average (not a complex business) makes 19 copies of every document, spending $20 on their filing and $120 on every misfiling in labor. About one doc

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