The Shekelaire Passover Trivia Game will add fun and excitement to your next Passover Seder or be a great Hebrew School teaching tool.

New York, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/20/2012 -- PublishingGold announces the launch of its new Passover trivia game, Shekelaire, available for only $5 at: www.fiverr.com/publishinggold. The Shekelaire Passover Trivia Game will add fun and excitement to your next Passover Seder or be a great Hebrew School teaching tool. Shekelaire trivia questions focus on Seder symbols, notable numbers, locations of significance, and much more. The game covers all the key Passover topics and even little and often overlooked or forgotten nuances.

This game is fun and interesting, and also helps both younger and older children and adults learn more about the Seder and history of the Passover story. Some 32 standard questions and 7 bonus questions engage the Seder participants in an exciting game that tests wits and knowledge.

The game leads to an interactive dialogue and refreshes one's memory and understanding of the significance of the Seder and Passover. Scoring is kept in shekels and answers are provided for all questions. Questions like, "What does the egg symbolize?" and "Where did the Jews stay for 40 years after leaving Egypt?" help children gain a better understanding about Judaism while giving them a lifetime of useful knowledge on the Seder traditions and the Passover story. Seder participants will have loads of fun with this clever game.

Shekelaire is the cool Passover trivia game that children will love and adults will find just as enjoyable. Jazz up your Seder with this cool game right now.

For more information on the new Shekelaire Passover Trivia Game and how to purchase it, visit http://www.fiverr.com/publishinggold

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Hewlett, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/08/2011 -- Running a profitable small business means you need to be savvy about spending and saving so that your business not only survives during economic ups and downs, it thrives. Saving money in your personal life can give you the extra time to get your business off the ground and turn a profit. By organizing your business and personal finances, you can take the pressure off and put yourself in the best position to make big money in your small business. For example, below is one top small business financial tip that can save thousands of dollars and more each year shared by Joe Gelb, CPA and financial expert, author of the new eBook, "57 Easy Ways to Save $10,000 or More This Year."
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Many entrepreneurs get tunnel-vision and focus on generating and closing business. While this makes total sense, taking 10 or 15 minutes regularly can help you free up cash.

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Borrowing money can help you get ahead. The three best forms of debt are student loans to advance your career, home mortgages and business loans. The concept is "good debt" helps you get ahead, make more money and build wealth. Generally, consumer debt is a waste.

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New York, NY -- (SBWIRE) --05/28/2011 -- Small businesses can move faster, bigger and better with assistance from experienced professionals. Start-up enterprises and growing businesses that want accelerate growth and beat the competition, seeking professional advice is the catalyst.

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