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Google, to index Newswire.net articles for Google News
HOUSTON, March 17, 2010 (Newswire) -- Newswire.net, a subsidiary of Extensions, Inc. (OTC: EXTI) announced today that Google (GOOG) has notified the company that its ...Newswire.net Announces Launch of Exclusive Wire Service of Record Program
HOUSTON, TX--- (February 24, 2009 NEWSWIRE) Newswire.net, Inc., a subsidiary of Extensions, Inc (OTC:EXTI) (www.ext.com), a technology company focusing on converting content and social media ...Is Your Health Insurance Company Committing Fraud
Special investigative report from Newswire titled"Dying to Make a Profit" what your Health Insurance does not want you to know. Health insurance companies over the years ...SEO and the future of public relations
Old Media and New Media, including social newtorks, press releases and SEO are fighting a war of attrition – and the smart money is ...Newswire Uniting Independent Journalist by Leveraging SEO
Newswire is the social network for independent journalists, with more than 13 million independent journalists working online currently the power of this fragmented media has ...Newswire: Erin Saxton to Become New CEO
Erin Saxton, an established producer with 4 Emmy nominations under her belt, is taking the helm of Newswire, a subsidiary of Extensions, Inc. ...
Newswire Files Patent on Performance Based Public Relations
Houston, TX (February 10, 2010) (NEWSWIRE) Newswire.net, Inc., a subsidiary of Extensions, Inc (OTC:EXTI- News) (www.ext.com), a technology company focusing on converting social media content into ...
Newswire to Acquire The Idea Network, Inc.
HOUSTON, Feb. 9, 2010 (NEWSWIRE) -- Newswire.net, Inc., www.NEWSWIRE.net, a subsidiary of Extensions, Inc. (OTC Sheets:EXTI - News) (www.ext.com), a technology company focusing on converting social media content ...
Erin Saxton, Takes the Helm of Social News Agency Newswire
Erin Saxton, an established producer with 4 Emmy nominations under her belt, is taking the helm of Newswire, a subsidiary of Extensions, Inc. (www.ext.com) (Symbol:EXTI), ...
Article Writing as a SEO Optimization Tool
Newswire.net a subsidiary of Extensions, Inc. www.ext.com (Symbol:EXTI) makes use of a patent-pending technology to harness the power of independent bloggers, writers and journalists and the ... Featured Author
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The Human Fund 
Due to his unconscionable cheapness, George Constanza found yet another way to save money after receiving a gift donation certificate from Tim Whatley. Instead of exchanging Christmas gifts (per normal custom) with his co-workers, when George was given a gift he in turn gave his co-worker a card stating that a donation had been made in their name to a charity called "The Human Fund" (with the slogan "Money For People"), when in fact this organization didn't exist. George had fabricated The Human Fund to get out of having to spend money on gifts. Kruger (played by Daniel von Bargen), is told by his accounting department that his company needed to donate some money (for tax purposes). Kruger subsequently gives George a company check for $20,000 and tells him to give it to The Human Fund. The accounting department, after doing some research, later learns that The Human Fund indeed does not exist.
Due to his unconscionable cheapness, George Constanza found yet another way to save money after receiving a gift donation certificate from Tim Whatley. Instead of exchanging Christmas gifts (per normal custom) with his co-workers, when George was given a gift he in turn gave his co-worker a card stating that a donation had been made in their name to a charity called "The Human Fund" (with the slogan "Money For People"), when in fact this organization didn't exist. George had fabricated The Human Fund to get out of having to spend money on gifts. Kruger (played by Daniel von Bargen), is told by his accounting department that his company needed to donate some money (for tax purposes). Kruger subsequently gives George a company check for $20,000 and tells him to give it to The Human Fund. The accounting department, after doing some research, later learns that The Human Fund indeed does not exist. 
