100 Most Recent Uncategorized Articles

1	Ann Arbor, MI Offers A Lot Of Year-Around Family Fun Written by: Jeb Maxwell | Distributed: 2010-01-20 | - Word Count: 595 | Viewed: 852 | Votes: 5 | Rating: 2.00 Ann Arbor, Michigan is the home of the University of Michigan, a leading institution of higher education. Ann Arbor is a wonderful place to visit. The University is co-mingled with the city and greatly expands the cultural places and events available in the area.
2	Flowers Are The Perfect Gift For Father's Day Written by: Wesley Berry, AAF | Distributed: 2008-02-20 | - Word Count: 486 | Viewed: 1540 | Votes: 8 | Rating: 2.75 Dads everywhere have Sonora Smart Dodd to thank for getting Father's Day started. In 1909, Sonora sat in a church in Spokane, Washington listening to a sermon expounding on the virtues of motherhood. But, as she sat there, she thought about how special her own father was since it was he who raised her after the death of her mother.
3	Finding the Adventure in Travel Again Written by: Helen Bergstein | Distributed: 2006-05-11 | - Word Count: 718 | Viewed: 1439 | Votes: 11 | Rating: 3.27 If you want to experience adventure at every level of your next trip, you need to go beyond the usual resorts and places to stay. If you're like most travelers, personal safety remains a priority, especially in today's world. A growing number of savvy travelers have found the perfect balance between adventure and comfort.
4	7 Tips to Hiring a Good DJ for your Party Written by: Kamau Austin | Distributed: 2006-05-11 | - Word Count: 563 | Viewed: 1600 | Votes: 7 | Rating: 1.86 If you want to have a party that everyone will be talking about for days and years later, hire a good DJ to run your music and light show. Hiring a DJ can actually be fun. Just follow these simple tips, and you are sure to have a fabulous DJ for your party.
5	Building your Credit to get a Mortgage Written by: Kamau Austin | Distributed: 2006-05-11 | - Word Count: 840 | Viewed: 1628 | Votes: 8 | Rating: 2.75 You are thinking about purchasing real estate. However, you are not sure if your credit is good enough to get a mortgage. There are things that you can do to build your credit so that it is worthy of any mortgage that may interest you.
6	1569 Unique Ways To Get A Free Lunch Written by: Steve Robichaud | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Everywhere you turn - T.V., Radio, magazines, or the Internet, someone is talking about government grants. What's the real story? Does the government give away real money, to ordinary people, to use for whatever they want? Let's take a closer look:
7	Don't Wait to Start Your Marketing Strategy Written by: Jo Fulkerson | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Your novel is finished, you’ve had it edited by a professional Editor, and you’ve done the rewrites. What? You haven’t had an editor edit your work yet? This is a must. There are many editors advertising in Writer’s Digest.
8	NEVER Reply to an eGroup Post! Written by: BIG Mike McDaniel | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | eGroups are collections of people subscribed to a common (discussion list) address. When one member sends an eMail message to the eGroup address, it is automatically sent to everyone else on the list. As subscribers open and read their eMail, discussion threads take shape with additional posts and replies. The attraction of eGroups is the ability to join in at your convenience as opposed to the confinement of live chat rooms.
9	Reasons behind Shoulder Pain Written by: Jessica Horowitz | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Pain between the shoulder blades, or any pain for that matter, is your body's way of notifying you that something is amiss. You should never ignore it and hope it will *go away by itself*. There are a multitude of possible causes of pain between the shoulder blades. We'll discuss common ones in this article and start with the most serious conditions first:
10	Effective Managers Need To Coach Written by: Wendy Hearn | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Bearing in mind the fast pace of business today and the need to stay competitive, it's essential that managers should be effective. They need to be especially effective with their people and this requires learning to coach. For most managers, coaching has been added to their role anyway, but the majority haven't received any training in coaching skills.
11	3 Hard Nosed, Can't Lose Ways To Get More Results Out Of Your Home Business In 2004 Written by: Gary Baker | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | These following 3 ways are NOT for the weak of will or day dreamers. What follows is for serious, hard working individuals who want real results and are willing to do what it takes to succeed.
12	A Little Known "Drop Dead Serious Way" To Build Your Very Own Opt In List In Under 90 Days. Written by: Gary Baker | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Today you are going to discover a little known way to build or add a bunch of new subscribers to your opt-in list in a matter of days.
13	Cozy Home Decorating Ideas for Winter Written by: Liz Hekimian-Williams | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | When it gets cold outside, don't you just love the feeling you get when you snuggle up with something warm and cozy? What if you could create that same warm feeling when you’re inside at home, just by adding a few choice home decorating accessories? Well, you can!
14	It's Your Dream, Claim It! Written by: Geela | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Wisdom is like money in the bank. Knowledge is power. What you don't know can hurt you. We've heard people use these expressions, but what exactly do they mean and why should we care?
15	Make Money At Home-Start Here First Written by: Jeff Schuman | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | So you want to make money working at home! You are not alone. According to a recent search I did the term make money was typed in almost 100,000 times in one month. There are a lot of people wanting to make money working at home. I was one of them and now can excitedly say I do just that.
16	How I Help People Make Money Working At Home! Written by: Jeff Schuman | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | As I think back on my first year in internet marketing and network marketing online this thought comes to mind. Every program I joined I did so because the person I joined under offered me hope that I could make money and be successful like them. The programs I stuck with were a direct result of my sponsor helping me become successful.
17	A Funny Thing has Happened on the Way to the 2004 Elections Written by: Richard Sparky Bryan | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Prior to Iowa, Howard Dean was the front-runner in the Democratic race for the White House. During the final weeks leading up to the Iowa Caucuses, Dean was considered the shoe-in for the nomination, and as such, Dean had implored all of his opponents to cede from the race.
18	TAKING RESPONSIBILITY - LIFE'S BIGGEST QUESTION Written by: Richard Sparky Bryan | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | When did Americans stop taking responsibility for their own actions? My friend agreed that the slide began in the late 1960's with the growth of the drug culture. But he was quick to emphasize that although the sixties began the slide, the real sharp slope did not arrive until the 1990's. Along about 1993, the slide began to sharpen. It was not until early 1998 that the slope became a steep cliff.
19	Ebay and Dropshipping, A Marriage Made In Heaven? Written by: Ron Keegan | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Believe it or not, eBay is the *BEST* opportunity you can use right now to make money online in the dropshipping business from the comfort of your own home.
20	Profit Tips for Clickbank Affiliates Written by: Ron Keegan | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Clickbank is the *BEST* opportunity you can use right now to *make money on the internet* as an affiliate, with very low start-up costs, it's a great way to get started working from home.
21	Uncover Hot Selling Products? Written by: Ron Keegan | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | I bet you can't tell me... the crucial steps to finding HOT Selling products on the Internet! Based on years of experience, here's the basic process that myself, and many other successful Online Retailers go through every time we try to decide on a new product to sell on the Internet.
22	Fibromyalgia Pain Relief Written by: Wendy Springer | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | FMS (fibromyalgia syndrome) is a musculoskeletal pain and fatigue disorder with an unknown cause. The term Fibromyalgia means pain in the muscles, ligaments, and tendons – the soft fibrous tissues in the body. Although there is no known cure, there are things that can be done to produce fibromyalgia pain relief.
23	Keyword Density And How To Use It To Keep Traffic Flowing To Your Site! Written by: Avril Harper | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Generating high traffic to your web site can be costly, or not, depending on time and effort you commit to the business. One of the easiest, least expensive and most effective ways to get visitors is via a concept called *Keyword Density*.
24	How Freelancers Can Expand Their Business Using Personal Coaching Written by: Chris Marlow | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Back in 1985 when I first started copywriting, the only help I could find on the subject were books by Herschell Gordon Lewis, Bob Stone, David Ogilvy, and a few others. I didn't even look for books on how to build a copywriting business because it never crossed my mind that one would exist.
25	Missing Any Markets Lately? (Or How to Quickly and Easily Increase the Size of Your Market.) Written by: Chris Marlow | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Missing any markets lately? That's a good question to ask yourself if you've never given much thought to the disabled. I'm sorry to admit that I really hadn't, until a client gave me directions to include a TTY telephone number (for the hearing disabled) in a B2B print ad.
26	What is Your Unique Selling Proposition? You're Leaving Money on the Table if You Don't Have One… Written by: Chris Marlow | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | If you've done any freelance work in marketing, you may be familiar with the phrase *unique selling proposition* (commonly known as the *USP*). The USP tells your prospect what differentiates your product from everyone else's in your category. And it's the single most important reason your prospect will buy from you…or from someone else.
27	WHO Will Buy Your Products? Why Answering This Online Marketing Question Will Make You Rich Written by: Jeff Smith | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | I have to admit, this week's article was written out of sheer frustration and some pity. Many people have contacted me lately asking online marketing questions before they have even picked a product to sell.
28	Reasons You Aren't Starting the Decision Making Process About Whether To Get a Divorce Or Stay Married Written by: Karl Augustine | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Along with any tough decision comes reluctance, especially when that decision involves an actual process and might potentially involve emotional pain or anguish. Deciding whether or not to get a divorce or stay married can be a frightening time for most people, even if they know deep inside themselves that they have to actually make a decision, one way or another.
29	Is there a Common Cold Cure on the Horizon? Written by: Jan Pollack | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | US scientists may have found a way to block one of the primary viruses that causes cold symptoms in adults. Their preliminary research has successfully stopped viruses from binding with human cells in a test tube.
30	Verify Employment Records Written by: Kathy Wolfson | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Failing to verify employment records not only puts the safety and security of your business at risk, but it could result in a negligent hiring lawsuit that could make you liable for millions of dollars in damages should someone that you hire injure a coworker or customer.
31	Hiring the Right Candidate for the Job and Your Company Written by: Kate Smalley | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Increasingly, companies are evaluating job candidates on how well they fit their corporate culture - not just the job. It's an important consideration, as shrinking budgets and economic uncertainty put a squeeze on corporate environments and demand smarter hiring practices.
32	Being Self-Employed Brings You a Whole New Level of Stress Management Written by: Kate Smalley | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Being self-employed, or freelancing is a truly unique environment in which to work. Basically, you wake up every morning and *reinvent the wheel.* That means that you begin every day knowing that you'll be required to provide your customers with something they feel that they can't live without. That's not an easy thing for your stress level to handle.
33	You Can Start Your Home-Based Business Now! Written by: Ken Leonard Jr | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Is your head spinning from all of the work at home information on the internet? After you read this article, you WILL be able to make sense of it all. Soon you will be on your way to running a home-based business of your very own.
34	Do You Use Viral Marketing? Written by: F. Terrence Markle | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Viral marketing is an extremely powerful and effective form of Internet marketing. It is the online digital equivalent of the offline word of mouth advertising. In viral marketing, one person passes on a marketing message to another person and so on. The message spreads in a viral form in a manner similar to the spreading of a common cold virus from person to person. It is a great way to market your product or service and increase your opt^in subscriber list.
35	Follow the Leader? It's a New Game! Written by: Patsi Krakoff | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Organizations are successful or not partly on the basis of how well their leaders lead, but also on the basis of how well their followers follow. What is the role of the follower and how does it affect leadership behavior?
36	Am I Weird If I Date Online? Written by: Devlyn Steele | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | True story: A few years back I was working with a client who had recently moved to Los Angeles. She was single, did not know many people in the big city, and felt a little lonely. I innocently suggested she give online dating a shot. It seemed like an easy and pressure-free way to meet people, and I had other clients who enjoyed their experience and were in good relationships as a result.
37	No Bad Dates! Written by: Devlyn Steele | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Do a Google search for *dates from hell*, and you just might crash their servers. There are tons of websites devoted to subject.
38	Paid Search – The “Secret” On-line Marketing Tool Written by: Patrick Wagner | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | There are two basic ways to get to the top of the search engine mountain:
39	Creates Business Success Written by: Mark Munday | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | It is often said that you just can’t be everything to everyone. This is especially true in business. The worst thing business owners can do is to delude themselves into thinking that everyone is in their buying audience.
40	Nothing Happens Until Someone Sells Something Written by: Mark Munday | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | It almost goes without saying. Increasing turnover is the most powerful performance driver in any business. And because increasing sales is so important, an understanding of just how sales can be increased is very useful indeed.
41	Watch Your Step and Close that Sale Written by: Mark Munday | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | I often hear people complain that they are able to attract prospects, but they struggle to close the sale. And, more often than not, it is because they are in too much of a hurry!
42	Always Win in the Casino Like James Bond Written by: Paul Kyriazi | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | In the Bond film *Diamonds Are Forever* we see James Bond confidently approach the craps table, call out a few choice bets, roll the dice, and collect his winnings under the admirering eyes of Lana Wood. *Hey*, she says, *You handle those dice like a monkey handles coconuts.*
43	The Best Way to Pick Up a Girl Written by: Paul Kyriazi | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | You see her across the room. Ah, so attractive. But nobody to introduce her to you. *Ah, I'll do a James Bond on her,* you think. Now what was Bond's first words to Pussy Galore?
44	Frank Sinatra Learns the Value of Friendship Written by: Paul Kyriazi | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | In 1952 Frank Sinatra was down on his luck and singing to small audiences at Skinny D'Amato's club in. He planned to go to Africa to visit his wife Ava Gardner who was there filming the movie "Magambo" with Clark Gable. She had sent him the airfare, but Sinatra was broke.
45	Is James Bond Lucky on a Mission? Written by: Paul Kyriazi | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Luck seems to be with Bond always, as he lucks into information that he needs for success. He doesn't count on luck and has his share of bad luck, but when good luck comes he uses it to his advantage.
46	A Guide to America's Most Common Home Styles Written by: W. Troy Swezey | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Styles of houses vary across the country. From the New England Cape Cod to the Victorians of San Francisco, the choices are almost endless. Knowing which style you prefer is one of the basic elements in your hunt for the perfect home.
47	UNDERSTANDING REAL ESTATE TERMINOLOGY Written by: W. Troy Swezey | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Purchasing a home can be a complicated and confusing process, especially for first-time buyers. Throughout the process, first-time home buyers will encounter a variety of unfamiliar real state terms. There are several key terms associates with purchasing real estate that are helpful to learn.
48	A GUIDE TO LOW DOWN PAYMENT MORTGAGE PROGRAMS Written by: W. Troy Swezey | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | There’s no question about it: Buying a first home is a big financial commitment. In most cases, a home is the largest single purchase an individual or family will make in a lifetime. However, because of the tax advantages afforded to homeowners, buying a home also can be one of the best financial decisions you’ll ever make.
49	POWERFUL TIPS FOR SELLING YOUR HOME Written by: W. Troy Swezey | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Whatever the reason for the move, you'll need to take the necessary steps to sell your home for the best possible price, within a reasonable amount of time. Where do you begin?
50	ATTENTION TO DETAILS HELPS HOMEOWNERS SELL FAST Written by: W. Troy Swezey | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Even in these uncertain times homeowners can sell at very satisfactory prices in a reasonable period of time. The secret? Pay attention to details, utilize marketing savvy and price the home to sell quickly.
51	COMPARING THE TRUE COST OF OBTAINING A HOME LOAN Written by: W. Troy Swezey | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Home buyers are often confused about where to begin in their search for a home loan. The process is usually narrowed down to finding which institutions provide the lowest settlement costs, but the different types of lending institutions and the variety of lending programs available can make the search a slow, difficult experience.
52	HOW TO DETERMINE THE PRICE OF YOUR HOME Written by: W. Troy Swezey | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Why is it that some homes sit on the market for a year while others sell like hot cakes? Frustrated sellers will blame a bad market, while a good real estate professional will tell you that many times, a slow sale is often attributed to the listing price.
53	The Seven Critical Keys to Goal Setting Written by: David Riklan | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Let me start by sharing what I believe to be our primary task in life. It is simply: ** TO IMPROVE OURSELVES and to IMPROVE OUR LIVES!
54	Feng Shui Your Business Website in 7 Easy Steps Written by: Wayne Ford | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Have you had the experience of a jarring feeling the minute certain websites download onto your screen? Too bright, too cluttered, too many links, clashing colors or dark brooding colors? If you want your own website to impact your visitors in a pleasant and well-balanced way, then you should explore Feng Shui.
55	Perfectly Easy! Repairing Damaged Vinyl Flooring Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | So you got the perfect refrigerator. For the perfect kitchen. Miles and miles of virgin stainless steel. Perfect width. A virtual soda fountain in the door. And as your husband (just a shade less than perfect) pulls it across the floor to that perfect spot wayyyyy on the other side of the kitchen, you hear a slight ripping sound. Can stainless steel rip? Not likely. Your husband gives it another pull. The same sound. Looking down to investigate (as any perfect homeowner would), you discover that your perfect vinyl flooring now has a wide, perfectly-jagged tear. Yikes!
56	Finishing Your Basement Walls: At Home with Furring, Shims and Plumb Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | In the past, many homes were built with unfinished basements and the homeowner used those dark, bare, usually damp spaces for storage, laundry, or large collections of spider webs and dust bunnies. You may have bought one yourself and now, with the high price of new housing, you are looking to expand your current house to meet your family’s needs (do your covenants really allow 10 story ranch houses?). That unused basement seems be the answer!
57	Five Easy Steps For Arranging your Living Room Furniture Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | If you are hopelessly lost when thinking beyond shoving your furniture against a wall, or if you've recently bought a six-foot sofa for an eight-foot room, you need help! Here are some easy tips for arranging your living room furniture in ways that make the most of your space:
58	Five Keys to Remodeling on a Budget Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | We would all love to remodel our home. The evidence? Just look at the profusion of new programs dealing with remodeling rooms, houses, or yards by neighbors, mothers, complete strangers or your Uncle Mort on a $1000, $500 or $1.98 budget. If you, upon viewing one too many episodes of Trading Spaces, have decided to take the plunge, here are a few tips to ensure your remodeling project is completed under budget.
59	Five Easy Steps For Arranging your Living Room Furniture Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | If you are hopelessly lost when thinking beyond shoving your furniture against a wall, or if you've recently bought a six-foot sofa for an eight-foot room, you need help! Here are some easy tips for arranging your living room furniture in ways that make the most of your space:
60	Perfectly Easy! Repairing Damaged Vinyl Flooring Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Looking down to investigate (as any perfect homeowner would), you discover that your perfect vinyl flooring now has a wide, perfectly-jagged tear. Yikes! Here is how you can make the perfect repair:
61	Five Keys to Remodeling on a Budget Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | We would all love to remodel our home. The evidence? Just look at the profusion of new programs dealing with remodeling rooms, houses, or yards by neighbors, mothers, complete strangers or your Uncle Mort on a $1000, $500 or $1.98 budget. If you, upon viewing one too many episodes of Trading Spaces, have decided to take the plunge, here are a few tips to ensure your remodeling project is completed under budget.
62	Five Easy Tricks for Handling Problem Rooms Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Do you have a room that’s just too much? Too long? Too narrow? Too tall? You can camouflage that problem space with a few visual tricks!
63	Out %$#@ Spot! Eight Magic Secrets to Removing Stains From Your Upholstery Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Grape Kool-Aid! Spaghetti! Chocolate! Pizza! As much as you try to avoid it, chances are good that one of these foods will sooner or later come to rest on your favorite chair or sofa. Since plastic covers for furniture are out of style (sweaty and sticky!), the only solution is learn to remove that dastardly spot! Here is a general guide to removing stains from your upholstered furniture:
64	Six Ways to Furnish Your Home From Your Backyard Written by: Pamela Cole Harris | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Do you need to furnish your new space but your budget is so tight you can't squeeze a nickel between the paycheck and the checkbook? Then bring the outdoors inside! Outdoor and garden furniture and accessories can make your room look bright and cheerful without spending a fortune! Here's how:
65	How to be a More Persuasive Speaker: Ten Tips from the Real World Written by: Larry Tracy | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Busy executives do not have the time to learn the intricate delivery skills and *glitz* of the professional public speaker. What they need is a *shortcut system* that enables the presenter to package his or her substantive knowledge so it can be delivered in an interesting, engaging manner.
66	Who Are You Mixing It With? Written by: Julie Plenty | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | I talk and write a lot about Life Design – creating and sculpting a life that is fulfilling for you. It is about shaping your personal landscape and environment. Part of that environment involves being conscious of who you mix with and their effect on you. Beware of mixing with people who are consistently negative and critical, not only of themselves, but of others and their ideas.
67	Advertising 101 for the Small Business Owner Written by: Romeo Salvitti | Distributed: 2006-05-07 | Let’s face it, in order to survive in business, you must advertise. There are no if’s, and’s or but’s about it. But the questions that haunt the thoughts of small business owner’s everywhere is: How, When, Where and How Much?
68	Real Estate - Where You Should Be Buying Today Written by: Kamau Austin | Distributed: 2006-05-05 | Today, when considering the purchase of real estate, not only are the price range, condition and investment important, but so is the location. The location of your real estate property is a critical part of the puzzle because it is where you will live with your family or where you will rent or sell the investment to another family.
69	10 Key Strategies for Maintaining a Positive Attitude at Work and Home Written by: Kate Smalley | Distributed: 2006-05-05 | Having a positive attitude is an important component of business productivity. When we view ourselves positively, we accept who we are and enable ourselves to soar to the greatest heights. Here are 10 essential strategies for maintaining a positive attitude at work and home.
70	How to Build Healthy Optimism and Lasting Resilience - Part Two Written by: Bruce Elkin | Distributed: 2006-05-05 | We face more adversity every day. So do our kids. But some of us thrive, while others drop into dperession, or worse. What accounts for that difference? Adversity, by itself, does not cause depression.
71	When the "Blues" Last For Weeks - Part One Written by: Bruce Elkin | Distributed: 2006-05-05 | Do you feel tired too much of the time. Or sad, empty? Has life lost its spark? Does your body have the blues? Have you felt this way for more than a few weeks? Do you wonder, 'Am I depressed? Or just out of sorts?'
72	Why You Must Have a Vision Written by: Kent Jacobson a.k.a. Mr. Success | Distributed: 2006-05-04 | I know ... I know ... I am not telling anyone something new by writing about this topic. Every now and then we all need to be reminded of what we have learned, re-think how it applies to our current situation and implement actions as appropriate.
73	How to Find Good Real Estate Investments Written by: Kamau Austin | Distributed: 2006-05-04 | Purchasing real estate is a very difficult and sometimes frustrating task. Often it is more difficult than purchasing stocks, bonds or mutual funds. However, there are ways to purchase good properties at low prices that will sell or rent for high prices.
74	What's Your Style? Written by: Motivational Speaker Gregory Scott Reid | Distributed: 2006-05-04 | Sometimes life throws us a curve. We think we've got it together, and we're doing the right thing – only to find out that we didn't really know what the right thing was in the first place.
75	How To Choose Your Perfect South Sea Cultured Pearl Necklace Written by: Norma Jones | Distributed: 2006-05-04 | A strand of beautiful South Sea cultured pearls is indeed an investment. South Sea cultured pearls are the largest and rarest pearls in fine jewelry market today. We'll start with a brief history then on to pearl specifics and value factors. Lastly, we'll look at where to shop for South Sea pearls.
76	10 Ways to Inexpensively Update a Room Written by: Julie Lohmeier | Distributed: 2006-05-04 | Home décor and furnishing fashions can change quickly. Popular styles and trendy designs can look dated in just a few years. While most people can't afford to redecorate every three to five years, some simple changes can update and enhance a room while still protecting your savings.
77	How to Start Your Own Indie Record Label In Just a Few Simple Steps! Written by: Ty Cohen | Distributed: 2006-05-03 | Since it is so difficult to get a contract with a big label and the competition for jobs at the big labels is brutal, you may be better off starting your own record label. However, before you even begin your career in the music business, you need to answer several questions.
78	How to Find Value in No Load Mutual Fund Investing Written by: Ulli G. Niemann | Distributed: 2006-05-03 | What are you thinking when it comes to your no load mutual fund selections? Are you saving pennies and sacrificing dollars?
79	Internet Marketing With Client-Attracting Teleseminars: The 7 Most Common Mistakes Written by: Cathy Goodwin, Ph.D. | Distributed: 2006-05-03 | Strategic Internet Marketing means attracting clients to your website. Many e- businesses have built huge successes on a foundation of teleseminars. But to win business with teleseminars, you have to avoid these 7 traps.
80	7 Steps to Successful Telemarketing Written by: Kamau Austin | Distributed: 2006-05-03 | Telemarketing is not as easy as it looks. Telemarketing involves talking on the phone to someone you do not know and trying to convince them to buy a product, use a service, or sign up for a special offer. Many times, telemarketers fail because they are not doing the job properly.
81	Internet Dangers to Children and What You Can Do Written by: Kerby T. Alvy, Ph.D. | Distributed: 2006-05-03 | The Internet is an extraordinary tool for parents to learn how to be more effective and successful in raising children. Unfortunately, the Internet is also a place where children can be seriously endangered and victimized by sexual predators.
82	When Giving A Free Sample Is Worse Than Political Anarchy Written by: Mark Silver | Distributed: 2006-05-03 | It seems like an obvious maneuver: give something away for free to draw more customers in. I see my favorite grocery store do it, and it works incredibly well- the store is mobbed, especially on Saturdays, when the samples are outrageous. But, whether it's samples of instant oatmeal, or 'sample' coaching sessions, I've seen small business owners bomb over and over again with this tactic.
83	Group Coach For The Professionally Exhausted Written by: Ali Rodriguez | Distributed: 2006-05-03 | It is evident that the old adage: 'There's strength in numbers' holds very true in all aspects of life. None truer than when coaching in groups. The benefits are immense.
84	Health Care Eligibility For Unauthorized Migrants - Moral And Practical Implications Written by: Erin Shaughnessy | Distributed: 2006-05-03 | Various organizations and government officials have cited estimates for the number of illegal immigrants at between eight and twenty million. With rising health care costs as a major issue for most Americans, this article considers the moral and practical issues of providing medical care for uninsured immigrants.
85	Traveling to Mexico? Be Sure to Understand the New Travel Requirements Written by: Jon Wuebben | Distributed: 2006-05-02 | Making plans to travel to Mexico this year? Is a Mexico family vacation in your future, or are you looking to take a little time for rest and relaxation on the sandy white beaches of Cancun or Puerto Vallarta? Be sure you are prepared before you travel, as there have been some new requirements issued by the U.S. State Department.
86	A Good Teacher Never Stops Learning Written by: Kent Jacobson a.k.a. Mr. Success | Distributed: 2006-05-02 | Think about the phrase; a good teacher never stops learning. What does that phrase mean to you? Recognize that everyone is a teacher through our actions and sharing of knowledge
87	Stop Trying to Be Perfect Written by: Bill Lampton Ph.D. | Distributed: 2006-05-02 | When I provide speech coaching for executives and when I direct Presentation Skills seminars for corporations, one of the first points I make is this: Trying to be perfect will ruin your presentation.
88	Get Lucky! Written by: Motivational Speaker Gregory Scott Reid | Distributed: 2006-05-02 | Have I ever told you the story about Earl? It all started when I put myself up for auction on eBay. I wanted to be the first speaker to do so, since it's 'always good' to be the first to do anything.
89	Great Lessons Begin Early Written by: Motivational Speaker Gregory Scott Reid | Distributed: 2006-04-28 | Let me share a quick story about how simple childhood conversation made an impact on the life I lead today.
90	22 Key Measurements for Decorating and Remodeling Your House Written by: Julie Lohmeier | Distributed: 2006-04-28 | Inevitably as you are planning a home or room remodeling project, you ask yourself if you have enough room, what size should this be, how should that be, how big should the chandelier be. Be puzzle no more. Keep this list as a handy reference for 22 key measurements when decorating or remodeling your house:
91	Giving Up to Get Ahead Written by: Jim Coe | Distributed: 2006-04-28 | I was once a real starving art student, working two part-time jobs after school and weekends to pay an expensive private art college tuition - and barely getting by.
92	Are Your Customer's Satisfied? Written by: Kent Jacobson a.k.a. Mr. Success | Distributed: 2006-04-27 | Do you monitor how satisfied your customer's are with the service or product provided to them? If you do great, if not, you definitely need to start.
93	Saying "Yes" to Life Written by: Bruce Elkin | Distributed: 2006-04-27 | Do you ever gripe and complain about life? About what happens to you, or what you have or do not have? I used to, a lot. I hoped complaining would make things better. But it didn't.
94	Implementing Online Web Support with Knowledge Base Software Written by: Anne Sych | Distributed: 2006-04-27 | Whether you are managing staffing or simply attempting to keep up with increasing support demands, online Web support is proving to be a useful cost cutting avenue for resolving customer support issues.
95	The Dance Written by: Mark Susnow | Distributed: 2006-04-27 | When was the last time you really challenged yourself and allowed yourself to experience the feeling that maybe you won't be able to get it and that perhaps you might fail?
96	When To Raise Your Prices, Without Feeling Evil About It Written by: Mark Silver | Distributed: 2006-04-26 | There are many legitimate reasons to raise your prices. But, you need to think about more than just yourself here. That's right, raising your prices can actually be an unselfish act, done in deep service to your customers. WARNING: The benefits ONLY APPLY IF the higher price is coming from a place of truth and integrity in your heart.
97	Tourism is Back in Full Swing in Cancun, Mexico Written by: Jon Wuebben | Distributed: 2006-04-26 | Cancun is back, better than ever! Over a hundred Mexico resorts have reopened and the state tourism minister predicts Cancun will draw as many visitors in 2006 as it did two years ago. And the travel deals are great! If you haven't been, now may be the best time to take a vacation to Cancun.
98	Set a Success Strategy Written by: Kent Jacobson a.k.a. Mr. Success | Distributed: 2006-04-26 | Every manager should have a success strategy in place that he or she can follow. A success strategy is not only good for them, but it can also help their employees succeed as well.
99	How to Choose the Right Bath Accessories Written by: Ted Roberson | Distributed: 2006-04-26 | There's nothing worse after a nice hot bath or shower than to suffer the consequences of not having a fresh towel on a nearby towel rack waiting for you. Or worse...
100	How To Create A Balanced Picture Written by: Cheryl Miller | Distributed: 2006-04-26 | Image is everything when it comes to your photographs. You can have the most expensive camera, and all the modern trimmings, but this will not make a difference to your picture. Only you the photographer can make the difference...