By sandmond November 21, 2014
I get a flower arrangement every mother's day. Flowers have arrived from various florists around town. I know a similar amount of money is spent each time, but there have been big differences in quality and how many flowers are in the arrangements. The arrangement from Toni's was very full and beautiful. ...read more
By DebbieTrapp January 08, 2014
Do you carry a 3" base clear glass chimney globe? ...read more
By MichaelWhite2 September 24, 2013
a professional type of places food is enjoyable ...read more
If you think about it, success is really as easy as creating a road map. You figure out where you are now, decide where you want to go, and then determine the travel route that makes the most sense and gives you the greatest probability to arrive on schedule. Without a map, however, a traveler is left to wander, hoping to eventually arrive at the right destination. Unfortunately, this is usually the problem with those who fail to find the success they seek in their personal or professional lives – no map. To compound the problem, when we struggle to reach the performance levels we desire, we are often counseled to think more positively, to be more enthusiastic, to be more committed, or to simply work harder. Unfortunately, without a road map – a success plan – none of this advice will have any realeffect on your performance. What we should focus on is two intangibles critical to high performance – desire and discipline. Circumstance doesn't create high performance. Good fortune doesn't create high performance. Even talent doesn't necessarily create high performance. Greatness – in anything – is a function of desire and discipline, and it's the discipline side of the equation that typically creates the biggest barriers to transforming individual potential into real performance. Why? Because discipline is what leads us to create – and adhere to – the road maps that we need for success. W. Edwards Deming, whose methodologies led to the performance revival of Japanese industry following WWII, has said, "If you can't describe what you are doing as a process, you don't know what you're doing." That is exactly what our road map provides – a visual representation of a process. We call it a map, but in reality, it simply gives us a step–‐by–‐step methodology for reaching our goal, and provides clear indication when we stray off course.view the entire article here:http://oklahoma.theperformancemagazine.com/featured-articles/your-road-map-to-success ...read more
By Tag Team Marketing November 06, 2010
's Incredible Pizza Company would like to invite YOU to participate in our "Funniest Video At Incredible Pizza" YouTube contest. Here are some basic details: Contest starts: Mar 1. Contest Ends: August 31. Theme: Funnies Video at Incredible Pizza Submit to:http://www.youtube.com/group/funnyincredible Submit in an acceptable video format: .3GP (cell phones) Windows Media Video(.avi) .AVI (windows) .MOV (mac) .MP4 (ipod/psp) .MPEG .MKV (h.264) Time Frame of Video: Anytime until the end date of August 31. After that all entries will be considered invalid. You can also upload any video that has been video-taped prior to the contest date. Time Limit of Video: Video can be no longer than 10 min. Age Limit: Minors are allowed to enter the contest only if their parent or legal guardian signs a release form. The release form can be found online at:http://www.incrediblepizza.com/contests/youtube/mrform.php Additional Details such as contact info that needs to be submitted along with your video entry can be obtained at:http://www.incrediblepizza.com/contests/youtube ...read more
By Tulsa's Incredible Pizza Company May 20, 2009
By Tulsa's Incredible Pizza Company April 06, 2009
Corporate events are an excellent way to build loyalty among your current customers, suppliers, vendors and others within the community. These type of events range from catered luncheons to evening black-tie galas. Making your next corporate event stand out will require proper planning, an excellent v... ...read more
Event planning is a business that requires attention to detail, customer service, problem solving skills, and the ability to remain calm in stressful situations. Event planners execute every detail of corporate meetings, weddings, reunions, parties and other events. Event Planning can develop into a v... ...read more