April 2009
How to Know if You Have the Swine Flu
Health officials in many countries are on high alert for the Swine Flu, mainly to whether or not people have this virus. They are preparing to battle an outbreak and getting ready in case it turns into an epidemic. But how do you really know if you have or someone you know has been infected with the Swine Flu?
March 2009
What Happened to Congressional Deliberations?
Members of Congress should do what is good for America and not blindly follow a doctrine of objection, regardless of the value of a bill.
How to Keep PPC Strong When Budgets Get Lean
Despite a reduction in marketing budgets, the volume of searches performed is still showing strong growth. People are using search more than ever, putting your online campaigns front and center in your marketing mix. How do you keep your PPC efforts strong when the budget gets lean?
How to Qualify for the New First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
What do you need to know to take advantage of the $8,000 tax credit? Here is what you need to know.
January 2009
Funeral Economy: Simplicity is Key
Many people can no longer afford to fund life insurance policies or put aside money for funeral expenses. So, what do you do? Try a Simple Funeral.
Rubita is Famous - Why do YOU Wanna Be Famous?
Rubita is now famous, having be featured on the site. Why do you wanna be famous?
11 Tips for Creating a Business Evacuation Plan
It is no secret that a business who plans for an emergency and devises an exit strategy performs better than those who do not. Here are a few tips for developing a sound evacuation plan.
How Your Business Can Survive a Utility Disruption
Preparing for utilities disruption is a critical step that your business continuity plan cannot do without. Here is how to create a business continuity plan so your business can survive a utility disruption.
Email Spam and the Myth of Multillingual Search Engine Promo
There are several reasons why believe that these emails should be considered spam and stopped. But, let’s take a look exactly whether or not you really DO want to be found on foreign search engines.
December 2008
Couple Starts the One Dollar Diet Project
Because of the economy, they have decided to start eating meals that cost only one dollar: to see if they can do it for 30 days.
Protein Shakes to Lose Weight or Build Muscle?
Do protein shakes make you slimmer or do they make you bulkier? Here is the answer.
Indoor Comfort Enemy: Mold
Why should you be concerned about a little mold and what you can do about it.
Business Continuity Plan, Why Do One?
Preparing a Business Continuity or Emergency Plan takes time and effort and requires some investment.
10 Disaster Planning Steps That Do Not Require Cash
Here are ten important disaster recovery planning steps which require no cash.
Google phone feels the flu before you do
A maker of over-the-counter cold and flu remedies released a program this week for the T-Mobile G1, also known as the Google Phone that warns the user how many people in an area are sneezing and shaking with winter viruses.
November 2008
Search Engine Optimization Tip 24: Links Across Domains
This search engine optimization tip has to do with your links: spread your link footprint across multiple domain names.
Toys for Tots: Huge Increase in Toy Requests
All you have to do is text the word TOY to 90999, you can make a $5 donation to Toys for Tots.
October 2008
Search Engine Optimization Tip 20: Check Whois on Domain
Search engine optimization tip 20 is about checking the whois on your domain name. Do you own your domain?
Search Engine Optimization Tip 19: Move JavaScript to Extern
This is search engine optimization tip number nineteen. this search engine optimization tip is short: it is about what I would call code bloat. You do not want to have fat web pages that are full of code. For SEO purposes, we want thin web pages: pages that are light on code.
More Than Willpower: The Psychology of Successful Weight Loss
So many factors can make or break a weight loss program. Here is why your weight loss program may fail and what you can do about it.
Is Health Care A Commodity Or Not?
The question posed to Barack Obama and John McCain was whether they consider health care to be a commodity, a right, or something else. What do you think?
6 Steps to Keeping your Furnace Running Efficiently
Pay attention to your home comfort system and give it a little TLC and it can reward you with years of efficient, money-saving comfort. Here are a few easy things you can do to keep it running smoothly.
September 2008
When is the Best Time to Take Supplements?
Do know what time of day is best to take supplements for the best absorption and the best results? Find out the best time and 9 other supplement tips.
August 2008
What to Do About Flooded Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment
Before attempting to salvage or operate water-damaged HVAC equipment, make safety your first priority. Here is what to do if your HVAC equipment was in a flood.
July 2008
What is a Credit Restoration Consultant?
Whatever they do is legal as they utilize laws enacted by Congress to dispute negative, incorrect and out of date information contained within your credit report.
