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Member Profile
Sheryl Nance-Nash
writer, Inkwell Communications
Long Beach, NY, USA
Sheryl Nance-Nash is a freelance writer, based in Long Beach, New York. She specializes in personal finance, small business, and general business.
Her work has appeared in publications such as Money, Black Enterprise, Essence, the New York Times, Newsday, the New York Daily News, Crain's New York Business, Womensenews.org, Working Mother, Your Company, and others.
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Member Since: 09/15/2006
 Guides Written by Sheryl Nance-Nash
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Turn entrepreneurial desire into the next big thing
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Check references, ask about specialties, before you hire a recruiter
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Using a payroll service isn't just for large companies anymore
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Curbing drug use enhances productivity, financial results
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Getting the certification seal of approval can bring big awards
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Find great ways to diversify your investments
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This basic office perk can cost from 6 to 60 cents a cup
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Affordability and customization make steel buildings a top pick for small business
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Successfully reducing unnecessary absences is essential to your bottom line
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By taking the right steps, you can avoid costly lawsuits
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Hi there,
I made a couple of calls and was told that inherently there is not a major difference in the heating costs of a steel building and a conventional building, and without insulation neither structures will be efficient. However, some experts say that a steel building that is finished correctly can be exceedingly tight, steel also doesn't change, whereas wood moves, twists, etc. Some steel building manufacturers claim that with a steel building once it's heated or cooled, it takes much less energy to keep at the desired temperature. Hope that helps.
Sheryl
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