what does a franchise tag mean?
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Jerry is mostly right, except that the player can sign with another team, and his current team gets a chance to either match it or let the player go. If they let him go, the other team that signs him has to give up two 1st round picks in compensation. Nobody's going to give up that much to sign a player, so basically the player is locked into his current team.
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You should access the main web site of the hotel that you wish to create a franshise with -- if they offer franchises they will have a link.  If that fails, you should contact the hotel directly.\n\nFailing that, you could access a franchise offering site like http://www.franchisesolutions.com/index.cfm/fa/matrix/subcat/140 to see what is available.
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WalMart and Target don't operate as franchises. Instead fast food restaurants, mall shops, and other smaller, lower-capital companies are those that tend to franchise. If you're looking for one of those, you can find all the necessary information via its corporate website.
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Contact the Franchise Tax Board for your state.  Most have websites where you can access your info.  Use your state name and FTB as search terms.
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It's a combination of both.\n\nSome locations are corporate owned, but most are franchises.\n\nMy location is absolutely rockin'.\n\nI work out with Hanz and Franz
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Company or commercial. It's more widely used now as a normal domain though.
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Basically, if the franchise writer thinks you did not work hard enough to make the business work, they can take away your franchise and not pay you back anything.\n\nAre you certain you want to enter into a franchise?  The costs and monetary risks can be high.  I have an opportunity if you are interested, write me (wasdadd) at yahoo.
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FRANCHISEE*********LETS YOU   "OWN"   THAT   BUSINESS\n\nLICENSEE*******LETS YOU  "OPERATE"  THAT  BUSINESS
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Do you want to know how to purchase FRANCHSIES?\n\nContact a business brokers, like Empire at the following link:\nhttp://www.empiretristatebrokers.com/\n\nOr lookf for franchises here:\n\nhttp://usatoday.franchisesolutions.com/\n\nHeop this helps!\n--J.
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Alt tags are there to make web browsing more accessible to people who for whatever reason cannot see the image--- either they are using mobile devices that aren't powerful enough to display pictures, they have really old browsers, or most importantly, they have low-vision or are disabled.\n\nIf the image is just decoration--- like the logo--- simply saying "mycompany logo" should be fine.  No need to put in the site name since the people probably already know what web site they are on.\n\nIf the images are important to the content of the web site (if Brandon is your son and you want to show everyone how he as grown, or for example a company selling a product) I'd recommend making them more descriptive, instead of trying to include the site name.  It may be a better experience for people to see/hear the text "Picture of Brandon playing with his cat" or "new selection of hats just in!"  so they can get an idea of what is going on in the picture.  But there is no hard-and-fast rule. If you can get your ISP to check their server logs and tell you what browser people are using to access your site, you will be able to judge if they are using mobile devices a lot; if you have mostly regular computer users hitting your site, then a longer description of the picture would be better. If on the other hand you have a lot of mobile device users, a shorter description may be better (mobile users may get annoyed with having to read a whole paragraph just to get back to the original paragraph they were reading).
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A franchise is a waste of money.  Go to Greatstuffcheap.com for everything you need.  All the products and supplies for a dollar store, plus all the help you need at no charge!
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It stands for the Ratings Power Index....It is used to help select and seed teams for tournaments.
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The ™ symbol is to be used for marks that either have a pending trademark application OR for marks that are simply claiming the rights to the mark.\n\nThe ® symbol is to be used for marks that have a Federally registered trademark.\n\nTrademarks can be names of products or services, logos, slogans, packaging and even sounds and smells. In essence, a trademark can be almost anything that is used to identify a particular product or service. Registering a trademark grants the owner exclusive rights to the mark within the specified industry. Of course, it's necessary to research the mark comprehensively prior to filing to ensure that there is no possibility of infringing upon another party. \n\nAnd to be sure to clear this issue up...\n\nThe © symbol is used to denote copyright ownership.\n\nCopyrights can be obtained for things of an artistic nature. This includes, of course, poetry, films, sculptures, music, fiction, etc. But can also include things that may not necessarily seem "artistic" in the general sense of the word. Copyrights can also be obtained for advertising copy, games, software programs and blueprints, to name just a few. \n\nI posted some links below in case you wanted to know more. Hope that helps!
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It means it is not an offer.  If you sign it, it will not constitute an acceptance and it will not become a contract.
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LOGO, what do you mean?
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Limited franchise means only certain people in a society can legally vote. Universal franchisement allows everyone (with age restrictions) to vote in elections.
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Sorry, can you elaborate why you personally prefer this particular franchising brand?\nCould we be a bit more generic in brand?\nWhat's more important for you, the financial income or brand?\nDo you think this particular brand is the best shot of yours?\n\nSorry for the question of your question, but I desire to elaborate...