Content Published on Jul 01, 2005

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  Lake Michigan Beach Vacation

  By Dee Dee Smith July 1, 2005

  Love beaches? Well, the Lakeshore spans 170 miles. Why not take a week or so and visit all of the beachtowns? Here is a great travel plan for you.
• How to Create a Budget

  By Christina VanGinkel July 1, 2005

  By constructing your budget in detail, you will be able to see what your money is accomplishing. Learn how to track your expenses and income and watch your savings grow!
• The Query Letter: An Important Skill for Freelance Writers

  By B. Carroll July 1, 2005

  Providing advise on writing a fiction query letter that sells.
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  Learn About Estate and Gift Taxes Before It's Too Late

  By B. Carroll July 1, 2005

  A brief overview of the three major federl taxes that affect the estate of a loved one.
• Ford Escape SUV Hybrid 2005: The Weekly Driver

  By James Raia July 1, 2005

  The 2005 Ford Escape is the fourth addition to manufacturer's SUV line, the first hybrid in the class and it makes an impressive debut.
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  Goliad Texas State Park

  By Nancy Schaaf July 1, 2005

  Goliad State Park offers overnight camping, day use, swimming, nature trails, and historic sites.
• Eden's Bodyguard: A short story by David Bareford

  By David Bareford July 1, 2005

  What happens when a bodyguard overlooks his client's biggest threat?
• Thoughts on Starting a Business - Part 2

  By Alan Cohen July 1, 2005

  The biggest mistake you can make is to quickly buy into a concept. It may sound good and you may believe that it is the greatest idea ever. . . The key is that potential customers believe that it is the greatest idea ever.
• Logisys Clear PC Case

  By Stephen Skipp July 1, 2005

  Whether you're a computer junkie or just a user with a taste for style, almost nothing can give your PC a shot of cool like a transparent case.
• CD's, Money Market Deposit Accounts, Mutual Funds and Savings Bonds

  By Dr. Judy Gay July 1, 2005

  An explanation and comaprison of four safe places to invest.
• Keywords and SEO: The Facts

  By Joe Balestrino July 1, 2005

  Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is essential for the success of almost every website. The majority of traffic to websites is brought in by search engines. Keywords are an important part of SEO. Unfortunately, many website owners ......
• A Look at the 2005 Nissan Murano

  By Andrew Katsoufis July 1, 2005

  If you have been in the SUV market for a while,searching for just the right vehicle in a sea of others, the 2005 Nissan Murano is definitely worth a look. This vehicle shares the favorable properties of a car and SUV, and delivers exceptional performance.
• On the Ground: a Personal Essay on Courage

  By David Bareford July 1, 2005

  Falling off a building demands a delicate fusion of physics, psychology, and art. Not so the leap of suicide: that desperate act entreats physics alone to quell one's troubles and propel the soul into the Beyond. Art plays no role in self-destruction.
• I've Heard This Before: A personal essay

  By David Bareford July 1, 2005

  I thought I was master of my fate: I left home, moved to a different state, chose to study theatre and history in college, and have become a playwright, columnist, and screenwriter. Nothing to do with the police work of my father. Yet he chose my path...
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  Sonnets II

  By Miki July 1, 2005

  This is a collection of sonnets in English by author from Serbia and Montenegro... You are welcomed to enjoy in 30 sonnets with rhyming... This is a second collection, called Sonnets II.
• Travel to Thiruvanthapuram, on the Southwest Coast of India

  By Amrevis July 1, 2005

  Situated on the southwest coast of India, sandwiched between the deep azure Arabian Sea and the lush Western Ghats, Kerala is land of marvelous beauty.
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  Ejecting a Stuck CD in Mac OSX

  By Ariel Vitello July 1, 2005

  At some point, almost everyone experiences a stuck CD. Sending your machine in to Apple can be a costly solution as their service charges around $400 minimum. Before you resort to paying, be sure you've exhausted this list of "at home" remedies.
• Kitchen Essentials

  By Andrea Strane July 1, 2005

  Here is a checklist of the essential utensils and tools every kitchen needs.
• Create a Compost in Your Backyard

  By Jeff Gedgaud July 1, 2005

  Composting is an age old process of using not only your yard waste, such as grass clippings and weeds, but your leftovers and kitchen scraps to make rich dirt for your garden or landscaping.
• Digital Camera 101

  By Ann Mapleridge July 1, 2005

  It's finally time for you to join the digital photo revolution…but where do you get started? The best place to start is to know what you're up against. Here is an explanation of digital cameras for beginners.
• Selling Used CDs, DVDs and Games on the Internet

  By Timothy Sexton July 1, 2005

  Want to sell those CDs, DVDs and games that you can't seem to unload at garage sales or at your local used media outlet. Here is a guide to selling music, movies and video games online.
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  How to Keep Your Houseplants Thriving

  By Will Green July 1, 2005

  Hopeless with plants? Do your friends joke about your "black thumb"? Keeping houseplants isn't rocket science, and it doesn't require a degree in botany-just an ounce of knowledge and a lot of common sense.
• Urban Oasis: Container Gardening for Apartment Dwellers

  By Audrey Blakemore July 1, 2005

  Container gardening is a great solution for the budget-minded looking for a getaway within their own homes - it's easy, inexpensive, fun and great for apartment dwellers.
• Redecorate Your Old Kitchen Appliances

  By Emma Salk July 1, 2005

  If your kitchen appliances are still working but aren't too attractive it's not too expensive to give it a whole new look. Here is a guide to redecorating and refurbishing your old kitchen appliances.
• Popular and Prevalent Preschool Philosophies

  By Lauri Nawrot July 1, 2005

  Choosing the right preschool for your young child can be an overwhelming decision. The following article breaks down the five most prevalent preschool philosophies found in the United States today.
• Cowboy Mouth Rocks Onstage

  By Carey Purcell July 1, 2005

  The southern rock band Cowboy Mouth is known for its live performances. Notorious for its extreme energy and fun, the band's lead singer Fred LeBlanc shares the story behind the band.
• Patriotic Music: Surprising Secrets About Those Flag-Waving Sounds

  By The G-Man July 1, 2005

  Some of America's best-loved music wasn't written in this country. Two different songs were considered to be the national anthem. One flag-waving tune took 20 years to compose.