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Sizzler restaurants have been around since the company’s inception in 1958.   The Sizzler located at 2855 Midway Drive, in San Diego has been around since 1989.  This location has been providing their neighborhood with nutritious cost effective lunch and dinner selections for years- including world renowned steaks and an extensive, nutritious salad bar.

This particular franchise is owned by Mouanes Dizzler, Inc., and is managed by Joe Hitchcock.     In the spirit of being a good neighbor and in recognition of the financial effects of the recession- Sizzler is currently offering a value specials- $8 lunches and  $10 dinners.  Sizzler is known having  high quality food for low budget prices- this location upholds those standards proudly.  For more menu information you can visit their website Sizzler.com

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EZ Lube, located on 3464 Midway Ave, San Diego 92110, has been around for the past 6 years.  EZ Lube believes in consistently providing its customers with top-notch yet lightning quick service, including oil changes, radiator servicing, intake system cleaning and more.   You can find out more about EZ Lube on their website:EZLube

EZ Lube specializes in preventative maintenance to keep your car out of the mechanic shop and on the road.  Assistant Manager, Gerrell Ross states that, “In times of economic trouble a lot of service providers drop their level of service by cutting corners, EZ Lube customers can rest assured that they are dealing with a company that believes in providing its patrons with excellent customer service coupled with extreme integrity”.

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Working from 8am to 4pm in the confines of 9801 Eighth Avenue NE, Seattle, are CEO Scott Bookwalter and his employees at Maple Leaf Construction. Though only maintaining a small construction and remodelling business, Scott is content to take a very classical approach in regard to its operation, and believes in the fundamentals of having a passion for ones work, a natural affinity and talent for it, and good ethics in practice. These simple elements of dependability have kept Scott and his company afloat and successful for nearly two decades. 

Specializing in remodelling, finishing, and even raising residential housing, Maple Leaf Construction goes above and beyond the simple calls of duty, and are assuredly supportive of their customers. “A client had hired someone else to do some work, and when he ended up camping out at their house, drinking, I got rid of him myself,” explains Scott, going into detail about his values as a businessman. 

Trust and talent – the tenets of any good practice.

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The proverbial journalist, Tim Matsui of Seattle has dedicated his time and effort to liberating stories, and giving voice to the tales of others. Creating media in an attempt to inflict social change, Tim began working full-time as a photo journalist in 2000, operating as a freelancer, and managing the research, writing, and multimedia imaging responsibilities therein. Taking special interest in social issues such as human trafficking and exploitation, as well as sexual violence, Tim has used his business and his talents to take a stance against these immoralities. Through his photo journalism, Mr. Matsui imbues awareness and activism within inspired communities.

Though Tim’s journalism is his business, so too is it his mission. Having founded The Fear Project, a not for profit organization targeting sexual violence, Tim exercises his artistic capacity to the benefit of various communities – and their victims. From engaging in public speaking sessions, all the way to creating documentary narratives, The Fear Project is the embodiment of Tim’s unyielding passion for social change, which is the very foundation on which he built his business. 

For Tim’s portfolio and blog, visit his website at www.timmatsui.com

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Sweet Pea Designs offers uniquely creative stationery and gift items to people and businesses across the nation. At their facility in Pelham, Alabama the company provides in-house custom printing for invitations, announcements, and personal and business stationery. Their designs range from bright and colorful, to sweet and pastel, and are used for a variety of events such as weddings and party invitations, or business stationery.

Sweet Pea Designs was founded in 1988 by Anne Johnson and Kim Kreis. At that time, the owners had partnered with the Dewberrys, who taught them their expertise in stationery marketing and printing, allowing the founders to concentrate on creating and designing their stationery designs and products. Today,  Sweet Pea Designs operates under the name  Printswell Incorporated, but Anne and Kim still remain with their company as the product designers. You can see their distinctive designs, order products, or find an online dealer of their products at their website: http:www.sweetpeadesigns.com

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Since 1977, Small Changes has been living up to their name – and after 32 years, the changes aren’t so small anymore. Providing the entire West Coast with magazine and paper distribution, the company has solemnly vowed to maintain their position at the forefront of their industry while operating entirely under eco-friendly ideology. With 100% of their used paper being made from recycled material, Small Changes hardly leaves an impression on the earth, though certainly leaves an impression with the public.

Printing a wide variety of green and eco magazines, the company has made it their personal mission to publicize the information needed to, quite literally, save the planet. As though this task is not monumental in and of itself, Small Changes also strives to support the organic food industry, not to mention its farmers, through numerous charitable donations. Having already been recognized by The Seattle Times for their excellence, Small Changes has proven irrevocably that even paper-distribution can be done with a clean environmental conscience.   

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Manville Electric Motor Company, Incorporated, is a privately held corporation operating in Birmingham, Alabama. Founded in 1983 by Bob Rougeaux, President, and Gene Manville, Vice-President, Manville Electric has been prominently serving the material handling industry with quality repairs and service. The company currently has customers located around the world.

Manville Electric is a family owned and operated business, and one of four nationally-authorized GE Distributors. Servicing both AC and DC Electric forklift motors, the company also sells forklift parts, and has recently added their inventory database to their website http://www.manvillemotor.com . Manville Electric also provides parts and service for Yale, Crown, Hyster, Raymond, Clark, Toyota, Caterpillar, and many other manufacturers of Forklift motors and parts.

In addition to providing parts and service, Manville Electric is a full service machine shop. They can fabricate obsolete parts that are no longer being made by manufacturers. Forklift motors can be totally rebuilt or simply serviced. You can contact Manville Electric Motors at 1-800-423-2857.

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When it comes to construction, Greg Shaw is a problem solver. Whether you need a new addition to your home or want to completely remodel your kitchen, Shaw can help.

Greg Shaw Construction was established in 1985 and Shaw works exclusively in Ross Valley, CA, so that he can be close to home for his other jobs – family man, volunteer, and community member. 

His business is a one-stop shop, from constructing the foundation to finishing work to design. He almost exclusively works on residential constructions, tackling space and design issues.

He recently became engaged in green building with one of his partners. Shaw just worked on a home remodeling project to make it entirely green.

“It’s essentially a brand new home,” says Shaw. The remodel is equipped with state of the art green building features, including solar power, hydraulic heating and special insulation.

Greg Shaw Construction may be contacted at (415) 456-8614.

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The passion and love Faye Petri has for the artifacts and one-of-a-kind Native American artwork emanates through her two Bay Area stores.

The Kachina Gallery has two separate locations, 771 Bridgeway in Sausalito and 2801 Leavenworth St. in San Francisco. They offer Native American artifacts and jewelry made in the Southwest by Hopi, Zuni, Navajo, and Pueblo Indians. The San Francisco gallery opened in the 1980s, and the Sausalito gallery opened in 1990.

All of the items in the galleries are handmade and selected by Petri herself, who has over 40 years of experience selecting the finest Native American treasures since she started helping her father with the business.

“I only buy things I really love,” Petri says. 

Petri describes herself as a “small business woman” who is truly passionate about her business. “This is a personal, family venture for me,” she says.

Another thing Petri and the rest of the gallery staff are passionate about is helping each customer find something they really love, regardless of their budget or preferences. The galleries offer a wide range of items in all price points.

Customers from all over the world come to shop at Kachina Gallery for its unique, high-quality items and seek Petri out for her extensive knowledge and love for Native American art.

To find out more, visit one of the galleries or call (415) 332-0663.

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Located at 1475 Elliot Avenue West in the Seattle area, is a niche for the creative. At this address, Cathy Shilts owns and operates Dimensional Imaging – a company that strives to make every envisioned piece of art, no matter how unusual or elaborate, into something tangible. Offering a wide range of services since 1994, Cathy takes orders for custom etchings, engravings and awards, and works with a full arsenal of stones, marbles, metals, and woods to turn an image into an object. “Digital companies design all sorts of logos on the web, but when someone actually needs to make them physically exist, I get the call,” says Cathy, commenting on a job she completed for Microsoft.
 

In the 15 years the business has been open, they have worked with, and been praised by enough household names for Cathy to safely say that her work is above the standard. Moreover, Dimensional Imaging earns praise on another front, having recycled nearly 90% of their unused materials, while the materials they actually use are often recycled, themselves. Turning virtual symbolism into something real and touchable, Dimensional Imaging is open from 10am to 5pm, though will also make scheduled appointments outside of this time-frame; and no request is too bold. 

For more information on Dimensional Imaging, their website can be found here: www.dimaging.net

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