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1.: Letting Your Holiday Cottage - The Times They Are A' Changing

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Letting your country cottage in The New Forest or anywhere
couldn't be easier these days but there are some guidelines and
helpful hints that you need to take into account and action
along the way.

Ancient history:

Times were, auntie bequeathed a sweet little country cottage
(last modernized 1975) to distant nephew. A few bits of original
furniture and fittings were salvaged and the rest sourced from
the local auction house. Advert duly went in either "The Lady
parish magazine", or "post office window" `Holiday cottage to
rent' and hey presto, job done.

How times change, UK holiday cottages are no longer the poor
relation of the hospitality industry. Candlewick bedspreads and
shag pile have long given way to the `boutique cottage'. Shabby
chic is one thing, a collection of un-coordinated clutter is
quite another.

Location choice:

The profitability of your holiday cottage business is down to
several factors, for pure investment and income purposes, choose
a location that enjoys a long letting season. A New Forest
holiday cottage can achieve up to 45 occupied weeks per annum.
The downside is, a cottage here costs considerably more than an
equivalent in say Norfolk or Devon. Research the market before
you buy.

Two up - two down?

There is a customer base for most sizes of accommodation.
Better to renovate and furnish a two bedroom holiday cottage to
a high standard then undertake a larger project. To capture
those off season bookings, retired couples, parents with
preschool aged children are a likely market. Returns are similar
for a five star cottage that sleeps 4 and a two/three star
cottage that sleeps 6.

It's looking great, what now?

First, call in a professional photographer. The most cost
effective way to promote your holiday home is through the
internet. A good web site is essential, but it needs to be seen
on the search engine results. Steer clear of gimmicky site
design, keep it sleek and simple. Your web designer should be
thoroughly clued up on SEO (Search engine optimisation) and
build in the essential features from the start. If search
engines can `read' your site, up you go in the rankings.

DIY or Agency:

Will you be available 24 /7 to answer phone calls and emails?
Fact, internet customers sourcing a holiday cottage will just
carry on surfing if they can't get a fairly prompt response. A
cottage agency will charge between 15 -25% in commission. It is
worth itemizing your real costs of DIY. Advertising, web site,
telephone calls, time for paperwork, stationary, postage, look
at your bottom line figure and compare with the agency
percentage. The best plan initially might be to find a holiday
cottage agency that does not restrict owner bookings. As your
cottage achieves repeat bookings, you may well reach a point
where it is viable to go it alone.

Key under the mat, not anymore:

An important element to holiday cottage success is a personal
welcome for your guests, difficult if you live 200 miles away.
Engage a really good housekeeper for turnarounds (and as your
representative) and never try to economize on this aspect. As
the seasons rotate, watch the return bookings flow in.

About The Author: Jude Dalton is the MD of New Forest Living,
specialists in offering a selection of holiday cottages to rent
and providing good quality accommodation in the New Forest.
http://www.newforestliving.co.uk

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2.: Easy Step Guide On How To Find Discount Hotel In Las Vegas

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Las Vegas may be the most preferable city for many people.
Apart from being a desire city of gamblers and casino lovers all
over the world, Vegas is also attractive for people who love all
kinds of entertainment. Even though this city has great
reputation of its civilization and casino but there are some
other aspect that you have to come to discover for yourself.

According to this reason, Las Vegas is the city that gains
massive number of tourist each year. Millions of tourists came
to this civilized city to enjoy playing and relaxing.
Definitely, there will be very strong competition between hotel
accommodation industries in Las Vegas. Many of marketing
strategy and tactics have been used to gain more guest and
quality of the service.

However, it seems that one of the most common marketing
strategies that has been used among all industry is to give
discount, and for hotel industry is no exception. In the
perspective of traveler, finding good quality hotel which can
give excellent accommodation and impressive service in certain
location is very easy, they can find loads of them by jest few
mouse click. But the most difficult thing is to find fine hotel
with great discount, especially in the city like Las Vegas,
which everything seem to be very expensive and seems to be no
hope to save money if they want to go to this city. Even though
there seem to be just little hope on this, I would say that in
fact, there are chances to get great discount for hotel if you
wish to stay in Las Vegas and if you are lucky enough, you may
find yourself get as great discount as 50% off!!

Firstly, I recommend that you won't have to stick with just two
or three options, there are too many hotels accommodations
available in the city. The tip to find possibility to get great
discount is that you should plan to go during low season. In
most case, hotels will offer great amount of discount up to 50%
for specific room type or at least you can book in full rate but
you will be offered to upgrade to more luxurious accommodation.

Booking hotel during low season is really benefits in terms of
opportunity to get discounts. However, it is also depends on the
type of the room and hotel themselves. In most case, many of
hotels prefer to offer discount for its deluxe up to suite
rooms. This is because studio or economy room may not worth to
get the discount and they still get full occupancy.

The other of finding discount for hotels in the large city like
Las Vegas is to contact travel agent or booking through website.
The fact is that most of travel agents usually get very cheap
rate to book the hotel depends on the volume of customer that
they send to the hotel. If travel agent has high customer the
greater discounts they will get from the contract rate, which
sometimes that can get almost 50% off. Therefore, if you contact
these travel agents and perform effective negotiation with them,
then the discount will be offered to you definitely.

About The Author: You will find the information of top hotels
located in various top cities around the world here. Cities
information is also provided so http://www.tophotelonline.com
helps you decide where to travel or accommodate. Booking hotel
online with us is easy than you think.

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3.: Can I.T And SaaS Live Without One Another?

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Introduction

SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) is a rapidly growing way of
delivering business applications in companies. Today, there are
over 120 vendors providing solutions across more than 40
business areas, everything from sales force automation to
accounting, web development to dispatch management.

Initially, SaaS appealed to small and medium-sized businesses
that were constrained by people resources and the level of
investment required by large software vendors. However, a recent
Forrester research showed that SaaS is no longer just an SMB
play; large enterprises show significant interest in SaaS.
Around 15% of SMB and Enterprise companies across North America
and Europe are already using one or several SaaS solutions. The
era of the ship it on a CD, load it on a server enterprise
software is over

Its popularity is growing because companies can be up and
running in a matter of weeks not years, running costs are
predictable and business units can eliminate dependence on I.T.

However, the first wave of SaaS adoption was driven by
end-users, not IT. Next wave will need an end-user and IT
message.

Why is I.T Uneasy About SaaS?

For many reasons is the short answer. Perhaps the biggest of
all is the perceived loss of authority, control or importance
because the rest of the business can potentially by-pass I.T
altogether.

I.T would also have other concerns; security, compliance,
integration with other systems and the rest.

I.T leaders want to ensure their teams are seen to add value to
the businesses they support, rather than be the hurdle that
their colleagues have to jump over to get things done. They have
aligned their work to business strategy and do everything to
prevent being associated with another failed or late IT project.

Understandably they feel threatened that they will be blamed
yet again if others make a mess of a SaaS implementation. Quite
rightly so, because there have been many cases where business
went ahead and started using a SaaS solution without even
involving I.T only to demand integration or support services 6
months down the line.

Why I.T Needs To Fully Embrace SaaS

The role of I.T is changing rapidly. Long gone the days when
"keeping the lights on" justified existence. Business wants more
and they want it faster. Outsourcing and off-shoring have had
mixed results in keeping up with business demands.

A conventional CRM or ERP implementation requires significant
resources to define business requirements, design, develop,
test, acquire hardware and network infrastructure, operate,
support and of course project manage the whole thing. Costs
invariably exceed budget. Deadlines become missed milestones.
Users struggle to adopt new ways of working. More than 50% of
projects fail to deliver benefits on time or the planned ROI.
This cycle starts again during major upgrades and releases.
Often minor but important changes have to wait until they can be
consolidated into the next release

On the other hand, SaaS implementation places a dramatically
reduced demand on the most valuable IT resources who can focus
their efforts on ensuring rapid configuration and deployment
actually enables their businesses to win more business faster
and at less cost.

No need to buy or lease hardware. Security is taken care of. Do
you have enough system and database administrators with right
skills? Well, who cares? It's all done for you. Reliability?
Most well-established SaaS solutions offer 99% uptime or above.
There is no need for additional backup storage. Someone else
worries about designing and developing enhancements and upgrades
or retaining expensive programmers or expert support staff.

Software-as-a-Service lets companies use their valuable
resources on simplifying business processes, building interfaces
to other systems and most importantly on proper change
management. Investment can be channelled to improve user
experience and adoption and eliminating inefficient workarounds.

With careful planning and execution, implementing a SaaS
business application across the company is much faster.
Partnering with business will help IT to shake off its labels
like 'bottleneck', 'slow' or 'unsupportive'.

A SaaS deployment for around 100 users takes 2-3 months to set
up and costs £250,000 over 4 years including upgrades. ROI
greater than 100% are commonplace. This is compelling when
compared with the convention of £1 million internal custom
application development or packaged software deployment which
delivers an order of magnitude savings and benefits don't start
appearing under 12 months.

Act Now - Recommendations

I.T must treat SaaS like on-premise deployments -
collaboratively working with the business to define
requirements, redesign business processes, selecting vendors to
make sure integration and customisation capabilities can meet
the needs, and doing business justifications for new projects.

But I.T must also adjust to the unique aspects of SaaS when
thinking about:

- Re-skilling. This is a clear win-win for both I.T team
members and the company. Moving away from traditional
infrastructure skills and support model to business analysis and
project management significantly increases the value-add of I.T
and gets staff closer to the people who drive the business.

- Contracts. IT departments experienced with ISV and
outsourcing contracts will be in a better position than most
business users to negotiate with SaaS vendors, but additional
considerations apply. Because SaaS solutions are usually down
for maintenance and upgrades, firms must specify whether the SLA
covers total downtime or only downtime outside the vendor's
planned downtime windows. Firms must also consider data
ownership issues. Make sure you get your data back for free at
the end of the relationship, and make sure that you can get data
dumps as needed for backup or analytics.

- Integration. Don't reinvent the wheel. Many vendors offer
prepackaged integrations to systems like Oracle, SAP, and
Siebel, including some integration-as-a-service offerings. Ask
the vendor to provide customer references for integration and
learn from their mistakes and successes. Also take advantage of
online developer communities when you have questions. Most
importantly, find out whether the solution can support the type
of integration you need before you make a buying decision. Most
customers that we've spoken with are not doing integration in
real time but are doing nightly or weekly updates instead.

- Customisations. Unlike on-premise or outsourced software
where you own the code and have full liberty to modify it. But
design and testing can take a long time, needs high skills and
carries some risk. With SaaS you are limited to the
customization tools exposed by the vendor, add-on solutions, and
custom scripts that the vendor supports. SaaS applications are
less configurable than the packaged applications most
enterprises run in-house, but changes can be implemented and
tested very quickly. That's often a blessing in disguise because
it forces the business to use standard processes rather than
invest resources in customizations that have no real value.

Summary

SaaS will account for an increasing proportion of IT
implementations. It will change the profile of skills that IT
has to deliver and reduce operational overhead. A strategy to
adopt SaaS will require an internal programme to change IT
organisations.

About The Author: Alp is an internationally experienced senior
executive with a track record of successful creation of I.S
strategies and delivery of global/regional/local I.S solutions
and change management programs. He is the Professional Services
Director for Xenogenix: http://www.xenogenix.co.uk

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4.: Why We Use Search Engine Optimisation Services In The UK

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Search Engine Optimisation, or SEO, is one of the new buzz
phrases that is being tossed around on the internet. You see
more and more web administrators seeking employees who have
experience with SEO and know how to implement SEO techniques. So
what is SEO? Why do we use Search Engine Optimisation Services
in the UK?

Search Engine Optimisation is, basically, a way in which people
try to improve the quality and volume of visitors to their
websites from search engine search results. It is used as a way
of promoting websites by pushing them higher in search engine
ranks. It works by using a variety of "keywords" that grab the
attention of search engine spiders that regularly crawl the
internet looking for new content. The more visitors a person has
to his site by clicking on a search result, the higher the site
will rise in the ranks of the search engine. The goal among most
web masters is to make it on to the front page of Google (or
Yahoo, etc).

While it is certainly relevant to learn all you can about
Search Engine Optimisation, if you are just starting to build
your website, it is in your best interest to employ a Search
Engine Optimisation Service. These services can help you add
content to your site that is guaranteed to catch the eye of the
various search engine spiders crawling your site and they know
about the different SEO marketing methods that will work best
for the central subject of your website.

Here are some of the reasons to use a Search Engine
Optimisation Service in the UK:

Search Engine Optimisation services can usually point you to a
proven track record of success. These businesses are not
operating on a system of trial and error like you will be when
you are first learning. They know what gets the spiders to
notice a site and they will make sure that yours gets noticed.

They are time savers. You are trying to market your new site
and trying to get the word out about your site. All the while
you are trying to come up with content for your site that is
original and fresh. By employing one of the search engine
optimisation services you are free to run the website without
worrying how the search engines will notice it.

Sometimes the search engine optimisation service is also
skilled at internet marketing as well and can help you promote
and drive traffic to your website from other venues as well as
from the search engines.

If you are looking for something on the internet, the best way
to find it is to use a search engine to help you find it. If you
have a website or are offering a service via the web, you want
to make sure that your site is as high as possible in the search
engine rankings to ensure a high traffic flow to your site.
Using a Search Engine Optimisation Service in the UK is the best
way to make sure this happens, especially if you do not have any
experience in SEO.

About The Author: Derek Rogers is a freelance writer who
represents a number of UK businesses. For Search Engine
Optimisation, he recommends Impact Media Ltd, one of the UK's
leading suppliers of Search Engine Optimisation Services:
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5.: Can Hypnotherapy Really Help You Quit Smoking?

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Many people would love to give up smoking, what they don't
realise is that it could be easier than they first realised.
More and more people are now turning to hypnotherapy as a form
of treatment to help them kick the habit. With many therapists
now offering one-off sessions to help you quit complete with
free follow-up sessions, hypnotherapy is rapidly becoming the
first stop people are making in their quest to stop smoking. A
usual hypnosis consultation will generally involve gathering
information to unearth your personal reasons for wishing to quit
smoking.

If your mind is set that you feel you are missing out on
something or that you feel like you are being deprived of
something, then the truth of the matter is you will possibly end
up going back to the cigarettes, right back where you started.
This is where hypnotherapy comes into its own. Hypnosis can help
you deal with aspects that are fundamental to helping you give
up, be it psychological or even emotional.

But does it really work?

Tom Reed MSN news Editor stopped smoking after 1 hour session
with Quitmasters in London. Arriving not holding hypnotherapy in
very high regards after stumbling across one before on holiday
in Tenerife who tried to convince me I was riding a horse when I
knew full well that I was sitting in a chair on stage in front
of 100 other tourists. Needless to say I was not impressed and
consequently I have never held hypnotists in very high regards.

When the opportunity arouse to visit Quitmasters Diana
Pedersson, who claimed 95% success rate in stopping people
smoking, I was extremely dubious but having smoked half my life
and reach a point where I was desperately waiting to quit I
thought this hypnotherapy lark might be worth a whirl after all.

Having packed a day's worth of cigarettes into one morning I
arrived at their headquarters. After some questions about my
smoking habits and having assured her I was committed to
quitting I was asked to go into the adjoining room and lie down
on the treatment table. The hypnotherapy session began and
despite initial sceptical I remind myself that this was a great
opportunity to give up.

The deep breathing exercise made me feel relaxed everything
that was said seemed to make a lot of sense I was told I wanted
to stop a smoking and that when I woke up not only would I be a
non-smoker but a happy non-smoker and that it would be easy.

When I opened my eyes at the end of the session I felt excited
by my new found confidence' For the rest of the day I did not
have any cravings for cigarettes I made it into work the next
day without my normal two cigarettes and without thinking about
them. There where points during the day I thought something was
missing but the whole idea of smoking was completely alien and
unappealing.

When I tried to quit in the past the future has seemed daunting
since the hypnotherapy I can't even if I try envisage myself
smoking again.

About The Author: Diana Pedersson of QuitMasters UK is
certified by the American Board of Hypnotherapy and specialises
in "Stop Smoking Hypnosis" and many other Hypnotherapy Services
to help cure you of your fears and phobias.
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6.: Bodybuilders Craving For Sweets

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Developing a great body through bodybuilding is a hard-earned
prize for people who have worked so hard for it. Being under
intense training and discipline for some time before getting a
good development of physique is such an overwhelming experience
for the bodybuilder in all types of aspects.

But one of the main factors, which, makes it possible for any
bodybuilder to finish an entire span of bodybuilding training is
discipline. Great and strict discipline may come too strong
especially for the newbies of a bodybuilding program. But it
does pay off in the end. After a great deal of hardships and
pure discipline, many bodybuilders never regret for having been
disciplined the way they did.

When it comes to food, there are cravings than any man or woman
can never say "no" to. It's a pure temptation of the highest
level but since bodybuilding and sweets doesn't go well
together, one just has to choose one of the two.

One thing you can try to avoid craving for sweets altogether is
to pack up full on vegetables on every meal. It's your choice
how you are going to divide your intake of the vegetables, just
make sure that you have enough for a day. The reason why
vegetables is considered a good alternative to sweets is because
it doesn't add fats or excessive fats to your body and it makes
you feel like you've had a full meal already. Craving for other
foods such as sweets is unnecessary.

On the other hand, if you are a chocolate addict and you really
want to include something chocolaty to your diet, lucky you, a
protein pudding is a good substitute. This substitute though is
a protein pudding. One scoop of this chocolate flavored protein
mixed in water and flax oil will make you feel like you have had
enough chocolate for the day.

Make sure that you also drink plenty of water throughout the
day but also control dehydration. It will make you feel full as
well covering those unnecessary cravings your body asks.

These simple but important reminders are really helpful for a
bodybuilder aspirant but it really depends to the willing
person.

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7.: I Am Looking For The Best Home Based Business. Help Me!

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There are many things to look for when looking for the best
home based business. This is just a list of things you should
look for before joining any company. Many companies advertise on
false promises and false dreams, as a business owner you must
see past all of that and look at the facts.

Your whole goal is to see if this business can truly help you
make money and live the lifestyle you want. There are many
companies out there claiming to be the best home based business.
It is up to you to find out if this is the best home based
business for you.

First you must see past all of the smoke and mirrors many
companies use when advertising. Many people will tell you
anything just to get you to join their business. Many business
owners would probably want to shoot me for telling you this, but
it is the truth. Most people are not making any money online or
offline with their business.

They are desperate, and they will say anything just to try and
get a sale. See most home business owners are lucky if they talk
to one interested prospect a week. So when they actually do have
a prospect they say whatever it takes to try and get the sale.

Which brings me to my next point. You must be sure your upline
knows what they are doing. If they do not, you will not make any
money. You need to learn from someone who knows what they are
doing, it is a must. The training the company offers is also
another important key.

Can the company and your upline teach you how to be successful
with your business? If they can then you know you are in the
right place, if they can't then find a company and upline who
can teach you to be successful.

The company training and the advice your upline gives you, will
play a huge role in whether or not you are successful. Many
people look at the compensation plan and other non factors when
making a decision on what business to join. What good is a
compensation plan if you cannot make any money? It is no good.

If you are able to find a strong company with a great training
system and a strong upline with great support, you are well on
your way to making the money you have always dreamed about.

Once you are able to find this combination you have found the
best home based business. Unless you are a professional Internet
marketer, you will need help and support when first getting your
business off the ground. It does take work to make money with a
home business, do not believe anyone who tells you they will
build your business for you.

Or do not believe anyone who tells you, you can work 10 minutes
a month with your business and become successful. The truth is
it will take work to build your biz but the rewards and payoffs
are well worth your time and effort.

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8.: Star Jewelry To Soar In Summer 2008

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By definition, a star is an astronomical point of light that is
visible on a clear night in the sky. For those who follow the
jewelry trends, it's also a very 'bright' trend for the upcoming
summer months.

In addition to being worn by those who simply like to follow
the hottest tips in fashion, the symbol of a star can have
different meanings to different people. For instance, a piece
of star jewelry could be given from a parent to their child as a
way of saying, "you are my star." For the individual who has a
specific dream in life and is working toward their goal, the
image may symbolize their untiring reach for the stars.
Whatever the reason, this popular design in jewelry has earned
the title of a classic trend.

When it comes to choosing which type of star jewelry to wear,
the choice is often greatly determined by the wearer's trademark
style. For instance, a pair of star earrings that dangle
slightly below the lobe are perfect for anyone who has longer
hair that may otherwise hide a smaller stud-style earring. For
the woman who enjoys a charm bracelet, a fun look may include
that of a rolo bracelet accented with a single star charm near
the clasp. If you're wearing a v-neck blouse or a simple
button-up cardigan, a star pendant may be the perfect accessory
to fill in the bare neckline.

If a polished star design simply isn't what you're after,
perhaps the addition of sparkling cubic zirconia will be just
the right touch to make you 'shine.' Created to visually
imitate a flawless gemstone, cubic zirconia jewelry offers a
very expensive look at an affordable price. When the popular
star motif is combined with the classic look of a clear stone,
such as cubic zirconia, the options are limitless. Regardless
of your wardrobe color, hair color or other jewelry, the
colorless cubic zirconia will match perfectly.

As a jewelry lover, you will be glad to know that the addition
of star jewelry to your collection doesn't have to come at an
astronomical cost. When done in sterling silver, jewelry
featuring the star motif will provide a reasonable price and a
beautiful look. During the summer months especially, sterling
silver is an extremely popular metal as it looks terrific when
paired with the perfect tan. When combined with the design of a
star, sterling silver is sure to be a wonderful addition to any
collection.

When shopping for star jewelry, don't hesitate to create your
own style by incorporating half-moon designs and a combination
of highly polished and cubic zirconia accented pieces to your
collection. Whether you're an astronomy expert or simply one
who admires the beauty of these distant objects that have a way
of lighting up the night sky in a magical image, you will enjoy
wearing star jewelry. If for no other reason, this motif is
perfect for any woman who wants to 'shine' every day and in
every way. After all, jewelry is a reflection of the wearer
and, as they say, the stars have it.

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9.: Golf Clubs 101

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Golf is one of the most popular pastimes in this country, for
both young and old. Golfers contentedly while away their days on
the sunny green talking politics and weather, enjoying the
recreation as if it were a fine aged whiskey before a roaring
fireplace. Like any sport, however, you must start with the
basics before you enjoy the true benefits of playing with this
sort of graceful ease. For beginners, one of the most important
pieces to begin with is the right equipment, and quite arguably
the most important device is the club. The standard beginning
golf set generally includes the following clubs-which as your
skill increases, will alter once you get a feel for what works
best with your grip, swing and control, but for starters-: 3
woods (1-driver, 3, and 5), 8 irons (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and a
pitching wedge), and a putter. This useful arsenal of 12 clubs
will help you make different plays possible, depending on
distance and loft (the angle of the club's face inversely
related to the distance needed). To fully understand the
dynamics of each club, let's take a look at each one below in
detail.

Woods

The three woods included in your standard beginning golf set
should be the 1 wood or driver, the 3, and the 5 (commonly
referred to as Fairway Woods). This classification of golf clubs
is used for maximum distance. Typically, the distance to the
green should be a minimum of 175 yards or more away from you,
when you use a golf wood. The 1 wood or driver as it is most
commonly referred to, has the lowest loft of the woods. The loft
or angle of the club's face in relation to the ball is between 7
and 12 degrees (depending on skill). Having a low loft will help
you send the ball further (or drive the ball) rather than
higher. The 3 wood has a loft between 15 and 18 degrees, and the
5 wood a loft between 20 and 22 degrees; and so you can see that
with each successive type of wood, the loft is higher and the
capacity for distance less. Moreover, it is worthwhile
mentioning that the higher the golf club number (woods and
otherwise), the shorter the golf club. This is to minimize the
arc of the swing, thereby slowing its momentum and lessening the
distance of the play.

Irons

The eight irons included in your standard beginning golf set
should be the 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and pitching wedge. As noted
earlier, the higher the club number, the shorter the club and
the higher the loft. The higher the loft, the lower the distance
incurred with a swing. The 3-9 irons offer varying distances for
your varying short distance tees. The pitching wedge typically
has a loft of 48 degrees for a very close tee. The purpose of
irons is generally for distances of less than 200 yards away. It
is useful to add that there are a variety of wedges, besides the
standard pitching wedge, that seasoned golfers employ. As a
beginner, a pitching wedge will do just fine; but in time,
you'll need the rest: approach wedge, sand wedge, lob wedge,
high lob wedge, and last wedge (with a varying loft of 52-68
degrees).

Putters

The putter included in your standard beginning golf set is used
simply as the last maneuver, to play the ball to the hole. You
are almost on top of the hole at this point, and the putter is
used to sink the ball. Though a standard putter will work for
beginner golfers, it is again necessary to point out that
seasoned golfers carry a variety of golf putters in their bags
to deal with varying needs in those final seconds of sinking the
putt. Other types of putters to learn about in the future
include: short, belly, long, bent, center-hosel, heel-toe,
mallet, etc.

So there it is: an introduction to what to include in your golf
set on those first sunny days on the green. More importantly,
having discussed how and when to use the different woods, irons,
and putters you should be up to trying your hand at the sport so
many call their favorite pastime: the age old game of golf.

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10.: How To Research And Evaluate Potential Residual Income Programs

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Finding programs that offer the potential for residual income
is easy to do. A simple search with most any search engine will
bring you literally millions of websites that will clamor for
your attention. Yet when it comes to finding just the right
program for you, individually, suddenly the ease of finding what
you are looking for is somewhat curtailed. Yet do not despair,
how to research and evaluate potential residual income programs
is a questions that can be answered in detail!

First and foremost, take an inventory of your interests and
then seek for programs that seem to be the closest matches.
Remember that the more interest you have in a program the more
likely you are to dedicate time and effort to make it work and
thus the more likely you will be to make money with residual
income.

Next, find a product that will provide you with the revenue
stream you can live with. Some will have a steady income
potential, while others are seasonal and thus will have spikes
when income will be markedly high only to taper off for months
at a time. Riding out the lows and profiting off the highs is
vital to making money with these programs, if you are able to
ride out the lows. Those unable to find a steady income stream
that matches their expectations may wish to consider signing up
for more than one opportunity, thus generating a number of
income streams.

A vital step surprisingly overlooked by the majority of those
in search for the most promising residual income programs is the
market research. You do not need to commission fancy studies,
but instead conduct your own market research for any given
product you are thinking of making the main staple of your
online endeavor to see if the market is already heavily
saturated with others selling the same or a similar product of
this kind. If this is the case, you will be wise to move on to
something else instead.

As you research residual income potential, you will find that
services – rather than products – have one of the highest
potential for generating residuals. Whether you are selling
insurance products or financial services, the fact that
consumers who purchase such services usually develop a severe
case of company loyalty works decidedly in your favor and you
can count on much repeat business in the future.

Shifting gears, you may consider the product side of the
equation by taking a close look at wholesaling. This is a highly
competitive field, which in some cases might be a risk, but also
one where you have the chance of making a lot of money if you
are closely tied in to the consumer trends of the current market
conditions and ensure that you have the wares to sell to
retailers ahead of the trends.

It is evident that residual income opportunities abound online,
and for those inclined to do so, these types of business
opportunities will at times also translate well into an offline
kind of business!

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11.: How About An E-Commerce Business?

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There are numerous ways to make money online. If you are the
type who has always wanted to own your own store, but cannot
afford the cost of starting a brick and mortar shop, an
E-commerce website may be right for you. Even beginners who have
never run a business before can handle these types of sites.
Typically with this type of business you don't directly deal
with products. That all gets handled for you by a distributor or
parent company. All you have to do is set up the site, promote
it, and then handle the profit from sales.

One option for E-commerce is to find distributors who will drop
ship the type of goods you want to sell. After you find your
distributor(s), you need to select how you want to set up your
website. You can go with an all inclusive E-commerce hosting
package (like Yahoo Merchant Solutions or similar system), which
is nice because they give you tools for site design, catalogue
building, and checkout tools. You can also design your own site,
have it hosted through any web hosting solution, and incorporate
checkout and catalogue tools yourself (checkout
http://OScommerce.com for some cool open source solutions).
Either way, you decide the items to list on your site. This
method can be more time consuming to get up and running, but
gives you more flexibility in the items you can carry.

Another form of E-commerce is where you partner with an
existing company and they provide you with a "mirror" website.
The downside to this type of system is that your inventory
selection is typically limited to what is being carried by the
parent company. If you are the busy type and are looking for
something that is quick and easy to start up, this would be a
good option. Everything is typically set up for you and
automated, even the payment system installation. All that is
left for you is to possibly tweak the site (in allowed) and
promote it.

If you already have a website, a third option is affiliate
advertising items for other companies. Many big name companies
have affiliate programs you can join for free. You post links
and banners to items and you get money for each item sold
through your link. Companies like Amazon and Barnes & Noble only
pay a small percentage for each sale, but have common and very
popular consumer goods. Companies like Clickbank generally pay
much more per sale, but tend to deal with informational
products. The type goods you advertise should be determined by
the nature of your website. If you already have steady traffic
coming to your site and a target audience, this can be a good
option for you.

Regardless of the type of E-commerce site you decide on, it
will not be successful without customers. You have to become
educated in what the options are for promoting your site and
what fits in our budget. The advertising method that works best
will depend on the type of products you are trying to sale.
There is unfortunately not a one-size-fits-all method that works
for all forms of E-commerce. It will most likely take some time
and patience to get things set up the way you want them and to
figure out what methods of promoting work best for you.

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12.: Working Online From Home: The Power Of Cooperation

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The Money, they say, is in the list. That is, the more people
you have signed up, or 'opted in' to your particular Marketing
Campaign, the better chance of increasing your sales volume.
This is indeed true, however, it's not necessarily true that you
need an incredibly large list, to make any real sales. A list of
less than 10,000 opt in subscribers can net you a very tidy
profit, as long as you have taken care of them, but that's
another topic.

So what is cooperation? Your average dictionary should say
something like "The association of persons or businesses for
common, usually economic, benefit." - this seems pretty spot on
to me. In the Internet Marketing World, there is two ways to
consider this. The first way is join "co Ops". this is where you
pay what usually amounts to a monthly fee, along with a bunch of
other Marketers, and the combined funds are placed in various
Market Places, with their Ads shown on a rotated basis. This
means that you get your adverts out to many more potential
customers than you would likely get by advertizing on your own.

The second definition of Co Operation is known as JV or Joint
Venturing. This is basically down to lead sharing and cross
promoting. The idea that you have a list of Opt In subscribers,
which may, or may not be extensive, but you can take advantage
of other people's lists by coming to an agreement on how to
cross promote. For example, you can promote another person's
product to your list, and visa versa, taking a nice fat
commission check in the process. So you make a commission on
their product, whilst having your product sold to someone else's
list, thus increasing your own customer base, in the process.
Sounds like a plan to me!

So how do you go about utilizing this cooperation? Well, many
online Marketing Systems will just plain come out and offer you
the chance to join their `Co Op'. This will likely involve
joining up to a monthly or annual subscription, the annual one
usually offers the best value, but can cost several thousands of
dollars in some cases. When considering these Co Ops, be very
careful to only signup to ones that are targeted to specific
actions, if you join a Co Op that presents the buyer with too
many options, it can often dilute or confuse the overall
message, and lower your signup rate.

When it comes to cross selling your lists with other Marketers,
you'll want to ensure that you know who you're inviting, you
don't want someone who's going to start spamming your list if
they get signups. The best way to figure this out is to join
Forums. There are plenty of these about, such as DigitalPoint
and the Warrior Forum, so strike up a relationship, share
experiences, and over time you'll figure out who you can trust,
and more to the point, who you'll want to do business with.

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13.: Make Money On E-bay

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No other search engine keyword has as many scams associated
with it as the phrase `make money.' This is because such a term
offers a large amount of prey for scammers. Being able to make
money is the goal of every person, because without money you
cannot have a good quality of life. It is even better if one can
make money at home, so they can spend more time with their
families. Yet, hope is not lost. With E-Bay it is possible to
legitimately make money without worrying about getting scammed.
This article will explain how.

First, you will need to decide the way in which you will make
money with E-Bay. Are you going to make money selling a service?
Some of the most popular services auctioned off on E-Bay include
web hosting, website design and even ghostwriting. You can add
to this list if you offer a more unique service, but keep in
mind the E-Bay audience. Many of them are trying to find ways to
make money at home just like you, so they're going to be
interested in services that can assist them in this venture.

Of course, if selling a service is not the way you want to make
money, you can always consider selling actual merchandise. To do
this you will need to deal with a wholesaler or dropshipper.
With a wholesaler you have to buy a large amount of inventory up
front, while dropshippers will ship out inventory as it is
ordered. Both types of these enterprises will usually require
you to have a business license before you can officially work
with them. However, there are `middlemen' dropshippers and
wholesalers that will allow you to work with them without a
business license, but you will have to pay a subscription fee.
Additionally, the profit margins available through them tend to
be significantly lower since they charge you more for their
inventory. In fact, sometimes you may only make a few cents in
profit working with these companies. Yet, don't overlook them.
Middlemen dropshippers or wholesalers that offer a large amount
of inventory can still be profitable if you properly research
which items are in high demand yet low supply on E-Bay. An
example is http://Doba.com, a dropshipper that allows everyone
the opportunity to make money on E-Bay.

Once you have decided what you are going to sell, you need to
decide whether you are going to list your items one-by-one or
get an E-Bay store. If you are selling a service, it is best
that you send one listing at a time. However, if you are selling
merchandise, you may want to consider using an E-Bay store. The
cheapest E-Bay store costs $15.95 a month and will allow you to
make money through 10 listings. The most expensive E-Bay store
costs $299.95 a month. With this store you will make money
through 500 listings.

In conclusion, it is possible to truly make money at home if
you're open to using E-Bay. Through E-Bay you can make money
selling a service or merchandise. Granted, both ways may be a
bit challenging at first, since you have to get bidders and
feedback, but once you have established yourself, you'll be able
to make money in no time.

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14.: Outdoor Patio Design Using Water Wall Fountains

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Trying to plan out and landscape your entire outdoor patio can
be difficult, but adding wall fountains can make it simply
beautiful and bring things to life. Wall fountains take up very
little space, meaning you have less to landscape while still
offering an amazing outdoor patio design piece.

Hanging wall fountains can be used in a number of different
settings, no matter how big or small. They come in all shapes,
sizes and themes, so finding one that will fit your outdoor
patio can be as easy as pie. The only problem is actually
deciding on just one that you like, since there are hundreds to
choose from that look amazing no matter where they are placed.
They can be found at local home improvement stores, garden
stores and online retailers, so make sure you shop around before
deciding on which fountain you will place in your patio. Hanging
wall fountains look great in a number of different patio
settings, ranging from a concrete sitting area to a luscious
garden full of flowers and other plants. No matter what type of
outdoor patio area you are setting up for, hanging wall
fountains can always fit into the design. Learn more about
integrating wall fountains with your landscaping at
http://www.ckclandscapinginc.com.

If you are going for an outdoor patio design that will have a
sitting area, you can use your wall fountains to border the
sitting area. You could also set a standing concrete fountain in
between four chairs, and it will become the center of almost
every discussion. Make sure to go for a shorter fountain if you
choose to place it in a sitting area, so everyone will be able
to see one another and not have to talk over the fountain when
engaged in discussion.

If you plan on having a lawn bordering your outdoor patio, wall
fountains can look great when placed in border areas of the
patio area of your lawn. The reason this works is many of the
higher quality water wall fountains have nice bases that look
great sitting on a patio or lawn area. If you prefer, you can
even choose to purchase wall fountains and place them in the
middle of the back wall in your outdoor patio. Landscaping with
grass and including a fountain will provide a simple design, but
it will look neat, organized, and well taken care of. If this is
the design you are striving for, you may want to choose a taller
fountain that will make sure to draw attention. Taller wall
fountains actually make your lawn appear larger. Since you don't
have to worry about anyone holding discussions on either side of
the fountain, the possibilities really are endless when it comes
to deciding on the size of your fountain for your lawn. For more
information about wall fountains visit
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Hanging wall fountains look amazing when surrounded with
different colors, so if you are landscaping with flowers, you
can still include a fountain in your design. If you are going
for a standing fountain, you will want to designate an area that
your fountain will stand. You can plant shorter flowers around
the entire perimeter of the fountain, or even place it right in
the middle of an existing flowerbed. You can coordinate colors
if you plan on purchasing hanging wall fountains with a colored
finish, or use a wide variety for a stone or a neutral colored
fountain.

Hanging wall fountains look amazing when plants are placed on
either side, especially if they are symmetrical. You can plant
tall flowers or even small trees on either side, just to draw
attention to your beautiful fountain. You will want to stick to
similar colors on both sides, since different colors can
actually throw off your entire design. Concrete patios include a
number of different outdoor patio settings; therefore, your
planning options are many. Learn how adding wall fountains to
your yard, garden or patio will add positive benefits to your
life at http://www.crazychinesewoman.com/2007/11/wall-fountains.

About The Author: Elizabeth Jean writes gardening and landscape
design articles for http://Garden-Fountains.com, the premier
Internet resource for indoor fountains, outdoor fountains and
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15.: Going Green with Internet Fax

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Going Green with Internet Fax
Unless you're already living a mile underground, you will
have probably noticed our planet is in trouble. Serious
trouble.

With global warming, climate change, melting polar ice
caps, severe weather conditions... the truth, convenient or
otherwise, is as evident as your next weather forecast. And
the outlook is not looking too bright for this planet and
everyone living on it.

As different countries struggle to get their act together
to help solve this very serious problem, environmentally
savvy individuals and companies are doing their part to
ease this crisis. For even small changes in individual
behavior or actions can add up to a big difference,
especially as greater numbers of people take the whole
issue of climate change more seriously.

One such area of action is Internet fax. It has proven to
be an environmentally friendly way of faxing, mainly
because Internet or online faxing is paperless. Just as
email has saved valuable resources, so too does Internet
fax.

According to Energy Star, a U.S. environmental protection
agency, copiers and fax machines are the most
energy-intensive types of business equipment because they
are paper-intensive and are left on 24 hours a day. Keep in
mind, paper production in terms of energy used is second
only to petroleum, so using less paper products can only be
seen as a good practice.

Internet fax is using the web and your email system to do
your faxing; and because you send and receive your faxes as
email attachments, it is paperless. In addition, you don't
need an old-fashion fax machine and there's no need for a
second phone line. All these factors make Internet fax an
obvious choice for those conscious of needlessly wasting
valuable resources in their business routines.

Using Internet fax is one way of going green. Many
individuals and companies are now using Internet fax for
this reason. Granted, this may be a secondary reason as
most opt for Internet fax because it is much simpler and
easier to use than regular faxing. It is also very
convenient to have access to your faxes anywhere and
anytime. You are no longer tied to your old fax machine.

MyFax is one fax service provider who is actively promoting
the green angle in their marketing. It may prove to be a
very smart marketing move as more potential customers
become environmentally savvy and switch their future
purchases to more "green" choices.

In order to take advantage of these "green" benefits you
have to start using Internet fax. First you have to sign up
to an Internet fax service provider who will give you your
own toll-free or local fax number. You also get an online
interface (site) where you can send and receive your faxes.
You can also store your faxes online.

There are many well-known fax providers such as MyFax,
eFax, TrustFax, Rapidfax, Send2fax... as well as
lesser-known yet very good services such as Faxage out of
Denver and MetroHiSpeed out of Seattle, which are also
worth considering.

There is a small service charge for these faxing services
that can be a very modest ($20 a year) to around $10 a
month - depending on your faxing needs. Keep in mind,
international faxing rates will be more expensive.

Regardless of which service you choose, using Internet fax
is one way you can go green. It might seem like a small act
but every little step in the right direction counts when
you're conserving valuable resources.

So why not go green with Internet fax? You will not only
discover an easier and more convenient way to fax, but you
may just help save the planet in the process. Now you don't
really need Al Gore to tell you how important that is? Do
you?

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Internet Fax Service Providers click here:
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16.: An Air Shear Can Cut Through Almost Anything

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When you have some heavy duty metal that needs cutting, and a
regular power saw is not up to the job, then the first place to
turn is an air shear. This powerful air tool is designed to be
used when you need a precision cut through the thickest metal
without having to use sophisticated milling equipment.

An air shear works by using the compressed air feed in your
workshop to power a motor within the hand held tool. In turn,
this forces a blade to move thousands of times per minute in
order to cut through whatever is pushed into it. Air shears work
like incredibly powerful scissors, only they cut through things
a lot tougher than sheets of paper.

Provided you have used a power cutter before, actually using an
air shear is quite a straightforward task. As with all metal
work, you do need to take some sensible precautions before you
start. It is absolutely essential to wear safety glasses,
because it is entirely possible that the fast moving blade can
shoot sharp splinters of steel and debris out of the cutting
area, and these can cause a lot of pain and damage if they get
into your eyes.

Safety should always be paramount when cutting with a powerful
tool like an air shear, and it is absolutely essential to make
sure that your work area is completely tidy before you start.
This prevents you from accidentally cutting through something
such as a power cable when you are doing the work.

You should always mark out the area of metal that you are
planning to cut before you start, leaving enough excess to allow
you to file off any sharp edges and unevenness that you leave
when you cut.

When cutting with an air shear, it is important to move at a
steady pace through the metal. It can sometimes feel as though
the blade is getting away from you and that you need to cut
faster, but by keeping steady you will end up with a much better
finish, and avoid getting into trouble.

Because most of the time you will be preparing panels for body
work when using air shears, getting an excellent finish is
essential, and this means being well practiced in getting the
right result, so spend time learning how to cut effectively and
efficiently with an air shear before you start on the real
thing. Every different tool will have slightly different
characteristics when you use it, so try cutting a few lines and
curves on some scrap metal before you begin to use the tool on
an actual job.

Typically, you will pay around $175 for a professional standard
air shear. The kit will normally include everything you need to
connect the tool straight into your existing compressed air feed
and start work. A good example to consider when purchasing your
air shears is the CPT785S from Chicago Pneumatic. These shears
feature a powerful ½ horsepower motor that has enough torque to
avoid any stalls midway through a job, and will reliably cut
through anything up to 18 gauge steel with a minimum of fuss.
Despite weighing only two and a half pounds, which makes it easy
to use and hold for long periods, this air shear has a blade
that moves at up to 2,400 strokes per minute, which means that
cutting through even the toughest material is easy.

When using your air shear, you still find that getting the
right shape will often mean making multiple cuts, as the tool is
generally unable to cut curves until the scrap has been removed,
although with practice and forethought, excellent results are
possible every time you use it.

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17.: Conscientious Planning Guarantees Home Spirit Success

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American wedding shows unqualified yet how minute, if any,
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18.: How To Raise Your Credit Score As Fast As Possible

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Imagine that you desire to purchase a new car or take a
mortgage. You're sure that your credit application will be
successful because your credit is good but the credit report
returns but your application was rejected. Or perhaps your
application was approved but the finance rate is extremely
soaring that you can ill afford. Then you realize that you need
to raise your credit ASAP.

The individual or company that's assisting you get the loan
will usually tell you how to do this. Many of them don't, so you
ought to be familiar with how to do it yourself. Relax because
anyone can do it. First, read everything you can find on credit
repair. Check the laws that apply to credit repair and discover
your rights. Don't get your expectations too high about the
process. Be realistic.

Remember it takes time, endurance and work. If you're diligent
a creditor will notice the effort you're making and consider it
when deciding whether or not they will advance you credit.

Obtain a copy of your credit report from Experian, Equifax, and
TransUnion. They may have varying information on your record to
some extent so it's essential to obtain and study all of them.

Look for any erroneous data in your credit report and file a
dispute letter for information you disagree with. Sample dispute
letters can be found online. The credit bureau has 30 days to
look into the claim. If they fail to substantiate the charge,
they have no option but to erase it from your credit report.

Subsequently, search for debt that is out of date. There is a
statute of limitation on debt. Redundant debt can show on your
credit report only for a specific period. If old debt exists,
inquire from the credit bureau whether it's time for it to be
erased.

Oftentimes people have old debt on their credit report and are
ignorant to the fact that they can easily get it eliminated from
their credit reports.

Too many credit accounts open can negatively affect your credit
score. Examine the accounts you have and establish the ones that
are most essential and the ones you have had the longest.

Credit cards that you have been in possession of for a long
time will do much in raising your score than those that are
newer. This is because old credit cards bestow a longer history
of credit. If you make your mind up to shut some accounts, shut
newer ones first.

You can also trim down the balance on an older credit card and
hold on to it to bestow you that long history. Get up to date
with late payments on your credit report by calling the creditor
and propose or ask for a payment plan to get you current.

A number of credit companies may propose a lower or no interest
time within which to repay. A few steady payments on those debts
will appear on your credit report and your potential creditor
will notice and take into consideration your endeavor.

If you are in a situation in where you must lift up your credit
score pronto, follow the steps above. If you are dedicated and
stick to the task then you will certainly notice the difference.
Success in your efforts to clean up.

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19.: Interesting Themes For Childrens Birthday Parties

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Children enjoy playing make believe games because it allows
them to think of worlds other than what they are used to and
expand them as they wish.

Make believe activities are a good way of exercising their
creative faculties and allowing them to maximize their
capacities for creation, discovery and foresight. It is,
therefore, for this reason that themed birthday parties are a
hit among children.

It doesn't matter what kind of party you're intending to throw.
Any children's party may be celebrated with a theme. In fact,
you don't really need to have a particular occasion to be able
to host a themed party, or any party, for that matter. If it's
your child's enjoyment that's on your mind, you can have a
themed party every day for the rest of month, if your budget and
energies permit it.

Themes are not exactly gender exclusive. However, there are
certain children's birthday party themes that fit girls only or
boys only. For example, fairy themes, luaus, Disney princess
themes and sweet sixteens are exclusively for girls. On the
other hand, sports themes, pirates, cars, medieval knights and
aliens are usually for boys.

Other interesting children's birthday party themes include
slumber sleepover, tropical outdoors, under the sea, indian
themes, cowboys, character-centric themes (Spongebob
Squarepants, Blues Clues, Kim Possible, etc), outer space, farm
animal themes, Star Wars, and others. You can mix and match
popular themes of you want.

For a themed party to be successful, the kinds of food you
serve, the games you play and the favors you give out should be
consistent with your theme.

Hence, if you've decided on a fairy princess party, your food
should include things like dainty-looking cupcakes and shimmery
food coloring in pastel colors, and your giveaway bags should
have princess prints on them. The same goes for cowboy themes.

You can ask your guests to wear costumes that coincide with
your chosen theme to make the event more interesting. If you're
not really into costumes and find preparing for this a little
tedious, you can ask your guests to bring something or wear
something that would reflect the theme.

As the host of the party, of course, your child should be in
costume. It's his day, after all, and you want to make the
pictures stand out and be memorable. Your baby celebates his or
her birthday only once a year, so why not go all out and make
this extra special?

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20.: 10 Great Places To Go To When You Visit Austria

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Austria is one of the countries in Europe having a rich and
dramatic history, and its landscapes are dotted with historical
landmarks such as medieval fortresses, castles, churches, etc.
Moreover, Austria is also home to many great people from
composers to military leaders, from poets to musicians. Because
of this, you can indeed expect a fantastic vacation should you
go and visit this place, sohere are ten great places to go to in
Austria:

1.) Hofburg Imperial Palace

The Hofburg Imperial Palace was built during the late 13th
century and still stands today as a testament to the power and
wealth of this mighty political family. In this palace, you
will find the offices of the President of Austria, the countries
international convention center, the famous Spanish Riding
School and its Lipizzan stallions. There are also museums that
are open to the public.

2.) Grossglockner Alpine Road

The Grossglockner alpine road is one of the most visited alpine
roads in the continent. It ends in the highest mountain in
Austria where its largest glacier is also located. In fact,
since the mid 1930's, this famous road has been visited by over
50 million people eager to see its spectacular views.

3.) Carnutinum Archaeological Museum

Carnutinum was once the most important of Roman towns in the
Alps. It was founded sometime during the 6th century AD and has
seen about 5000 inhabitants under the Roman Empire. Today, this
town houses the largest collection of Roman artifacts ranging
from Roman jewelry, roman arms and coins, landmarks such as
amphitheatres and baths as well as other religious objects from
the Roman religion of Mithras worship.

4.) Eisriesenwelt Caves

The Eisriesenwelt caves showcase extraordinary rock and ice
formations, majestic towers and columns and even an underground
glacier and waterfall. It was discovered sometime during the
late 1870's by Anton Posselt and since then has attracted
thousands of tourists from all around the world. Today, it is
considered as one of the largest ice cave in the world.

5.) Graz

The Graz is perhaps the most famous center for culture,
architecture and art. In fact, it was been recognized as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site because of the historical value of
the place. Here, tourists will also get to experience the
vibrant nightlife that Gratz is well known for.

6.) Salzburg

Salzburg is well known for its number of churches. In fact, it
is also named as the Rome of the North because of this. Aside
from this, Salzburg is also known for its old streets,
festivals, the Mirabell Palace, the hohensalzburg Fortress and
the Mozarteum.

7.) Innsbruck

Innsbruck is well known as a vacation destination in winter.
This is because the place is situated between two imposing
mountainsides ideal for winter sports such as snowboarding and
skiing. Not only that, Innsbruck is also a popular tourist
destination even in the summer months because it is ideal for
mountaineering and ecotours.

8.) Vienna

Vienna is one of the greatest and most historic cities in
Western Europe. It is birthplace of Austria's most famous
rulers and some of the most famous composers of classical music.
Vienna also boasts of such tourist destinations as St Stephen's
Cathedral and Vienna Woods.

9.) The Museum of the Future

The Museum of the Future is called the Ars Electronica. This
museum is also well known for its stunning collection of modern
technology. As such, this has become a tourist spot.

10.) Hohe Tauern National Park

One of the last natural wilderness areas in Europe, this park
is well known for its flora and fauna. Here you will see
animals such as Mountain goats, ibex, chamois, a wide variety of
birds, sheep, etc. You also get to enjoy nature at its finest
with your loved ones.

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Harry Potter co-star Emma Watson, who plays super-smart Hermione
Granger, turned sweet sixteen on April 15, 2006. From all
accounts, she's as sweet as any sixteen-year-old can be. So
sweet, in fact, that her birth flower is the sweet pea!

The sweet pea's botanical name is lathyrus odoratus, which
provides a pretty good clue as to one of its major
attributes-it's lovely fragrance. Lathyrus is Greek for "pea"
or "pulse" and odoratus is Latin for "fragrant." The name is
apt, since anyone who has ever had the pleasure of walking past a
sweet pea plant in full bloom has experienced a pulse of a
lovely, soft, and slightly sweet fragrance.

It is widely believed that the term "sweet pea" was first used
by the poet John Keats who wrote:

Here are sweat peas, on tip-toe for flight
With wings of gentle flusho'er delicate white,
And taper fingers catching at all things
To bind them all about with tiny rings.

The sweet pea is an annual flower variety that is a climbing
plant, which may grow to heights reaching up to three feet. They
are available in a great many colors, including pink, purple,
blue, red, yellow, and white. (The sweet pea is also available in
a perennial variety, but this variety does not produce fragrant
flowers.) Sweet peas make an excellent decorative flower that
will climb fences, trellises where the sun is bright and water
drainage is good.

The sweet pea first gained popularity in the early 1700s when it
was grown for its fragrance. Their fragrance was important since
bathing wasn't a frequent occurrence at this time in history, so
ladies carried small bouquets of flowers called nosegays, which
they sniffed to avoid unpleasant odors-the sweet pea's beautiful
scent made an excellent choice for inclusion in these nosegays.

Today, the common floral meaning for the sweat pea is "blissful
pleasure" and it is largely grown for its beauty and scent. It
is, in fact, often referred to as the "Queen of Annuals." It
has had other meanings throughout history as well. The sweet pea
was the emblem for Edwardian England where it was often used in
wedding and party arrangements. It has also been featured in old
wives tales. For example, it was once believe that sweet pea
seeds planted before St. Patrick's Day would have bigger,
better-scented blooms.

Born in the month of the sweet pea, Emma Watson's sweet
personality can only help her to rise in popularity as an actress
just as the sweet pea has grown in popularity over the years.

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22.: Looking Through the Wrong End of a Telescope

Posted by: "Steve Goodier" Steve@LifeSupportSystem.com lss_publishing

Wed Feb 6, 2008 12:59 pm (PST)

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LOOKING THROUGH THE WRONG END OF A TELESCOPE

On the way to preschool, the doctor had left her stethoscope on
the car seat, and her little girl picked it up and began playing
with it.

"Be still, my heart," thought the doctor, "my daughter wants to
follow in my footsteps!"

Then the child spoke into the instrument, "Welcome to McDonald's.
May I take your order?"

Among the many lessons we can learn from children is the lesson
about how to have fun. And for most children, fun is spelled
F-A-N-T-A-S-Y. Their worlds of make believe are places of
excitement and joy.

Writer Dr. Seuss said this about fantasy: "I like nonsense; it
wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in
living; it's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a
telescope. Which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at
life's realities."

One man spoke for too many of us when he said, "The prospect of a
long day at the beach makes me panic. There is no harder work I
can think of than taking myself off to somewhere pleasant, where
I am forced to stay for hours and 'have fun.'" Are fun and
fantasy part of your life, or is having fun just another fantasy?

What might happen if you decided to look at life through the
wrong end of a telescope? What if you asked yourself "What if?"
instead of "What now?" And how can you put more "fun" into your
daily "functions"?

Wake up those brain cells! They'll thank you years from now.

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Steve Goodier Publisher@LifeSupportSystem.com is a professional
speaker, consultant and author of numerous books. Visit his site for
more information, or to sign up for his FREE newsletter of Life, Love
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23.: Choosing A Copywriter

Posted by: "TheDabblingMum.com" dabblingmum@yahoo.com dabblingmum

Wed Feb 6, 2008 12:59 pm (PST)

Copywriters come with many skill levels, talents, and experience.
Choosing the best copywriter for your business will depend not only
upon your needs, but also upon what you can afford to pay. But what
do you look for when your company is small to medium-sized, and you
simply don't have that "BIG BOY" budget?

Writing is a skill that is learned and perfected, based upon
someone's natural ability to write and his willingness to constantly
study his field. Many men and women consider themselves both
freelance writers and copywriters based on the simple fact that they
have their own websites and newsletters, have been praised by friends
and family, and have sold a few pieces to other webmasters.

Technically, they are writers! But, are they the "type" of writer
you are looking for? While there are many great writers and
copywriters on the Internet who deserve a shot at being successful,
not everyone is the perfect candidate for the job.

When looking for a copywriter for your business, consider the
following:

• What's the quality of work on his own site?
• What's the quality of the work on his client's site(s)?
• If you handed over a bunch of notes, could he make sense out
of those notes?
• Does he ask questions to make sure he understands your needs?
• Is he willing to make changes quickly and cheerfully?
• When he speaks with you, does he make you feel important or
inferior?
• If he's writing for the web, can he add keywords and phrases
in your copy, so that it still makes sense?
• Is he a yes man or will he thoughtfully discuss why your
thinking won't fit a piece and why?
• Does he offer suggestions that complement your piece and/or
make it stronger?
• Is he reliable?
• What timeframe does he offer when getting your work done?
• Are his copywriting rates feasible and are they spelled out
in clear detail?
• If the copywriter has never written for your industry before,
do you have the patience to work with this writer until he has an
intimate familiarity with your business and its terminology? If yes,
does the copywriter show enough potential to warrant your time and
money?

Once you've had a chance to interview copywriters based on the above
questions, you'll need to help your copywriter do his best job, by
making sure that you have given him enough background information to
understand your project. Information such as:

• Any published marketing materials
• Interoffice company memos
• Notes from business meetings
• Technical letters and product specs
• Your marketing plan

Above everything else, you need to make sure that you and your
copywriter have the right "chemistry." If you find your relationship
tense, or always formal, you may want to find another copywriter.
After all, success comes from "teamwork."

So how much does a copywriter charge? Current rates vary from as
little as $12.50 an hour (new writers) to well over $300 per hour!
It's true you get what you pay for, but if you're company budget
can't afford to pay $100 or more an hour, you can still find a
qualified, affordable copywriter to meet YOUR company budget.

Utilizing a more affordable copywriter may simply require a bit more
of your involvement in exchange for a lower rate. You may need to
provide more information so that the copywriter's primary duty is to
finesse the language and create dynamic text that will appeal to your
intended audience--even if he doesn't come to the table with a
thorough background in your particular field.

About The Author
Alyice Edrich is the author of several work from home e-books
designed to help parents earn extra cash while spending more time
with their children. Learn how you can earn $50 in two hours. Stop by
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24.: Toll Free Telephone Numbers For Small And Home Businesses

Posted by: "TheDabblingMum.com" dabblingmum@yahoo.com dabblingmum

Wed Feb 6, 2008 1:00 pm (PST)

There are several types of businesses on the market... from the
traditional brick and mortar, to the dot coms. But does your business
really need a toll free number? That depends on a number of factors,
such as:

• Do you only market your business to local customers, clients,
or businesses?
• Is most of your business done on an international scale
versus a national scale?
• Do you have an online business that leaves little room for
personal contact?
• Are your products special orders, in which others have to
give specific instructions?
• Do you have a business, where you are constantly on the go
and away from the office?
• Do you have employees that do a lot of traveling and call you
collect or using a calling card?

To answer these questions, let's take them one by one. If you only
market your business locally, and you do not have any intentions of
marketing it nationally or internationally, you do not need a toll
free number.

If your business is mostly done via international avenues, you may
want to think twice about the cost involved in having a toll free
number. For instance, if you are based within the US, and the
majority of your clientele comes from overseas, a toll free number
can become very costly. However, if you are based with the United
States, and you have mixed clientele, both internationally and
nationally, it may be advantageous to get a toll free number. In
fact, some companies have the option of blocking certain phone
numbers and locations from using your toll free number (such as Kall
8).

If you have an online business, it's a good idea to get a toll free
number. Having a toll free number can make or break a sale.

Often, customers have questions and concerns about ordering your
product and service and having a toll free number eases their minds,
while making you look more professional.

Not having a toll free number doesn't mean that you will lose that
sale, as the customer or client can just as easily email you.
However, human beings are naturally inclined to do business with
someone they know, versus someone they don't. Being able to hear your
voice allows potential customers to get a feel for who you are, and
in the process, develop a sense of security and trust in both you and
your business.

Do you have a business that requires more contact with your clients?
Say to customize a product or service, based on your client's needs?
Speaking to that client one-on-one leaves little room for mistakes
and misinterpretations.

Do you have a business where you are constantly away from the desk?
Having a cell phone is a great idea to stay in touch with your
clients, but what if most of your clients are out of state? Having a
forwardable toll free number directed to your cell phone means that
you never lose another business call.

If you have employees, such as salespeople, do they call you collect
or use a calling card? What happens when those calling cards run out
or they don't have any change? They have to check in by calling
collect, don't they? Over time, having a toll free number can save
your company big bucks.

If you decide that a toll free number is best for your business,
there are several options you can choose:

Order a T-1 line from your local phone company -- you have to have a
traditional brick and mortar business for this and it can be very
costly.

Order a "Stand Alone" Toll Free Number -- you can use your "fixed"
phone line and have a toll free number forwarded or redirected to
that number. Your clients and customers never have to know that you
did this.

Order a "Forwardable" Toll Free Number -- you can have your toll free
number moved as often as you like. Forward it to your home phone,
office phone, cell phone, hotel room, or wherever else you may be.
This is the ultimate option for home businesses and businesses on the
go.

The most important thing to remember, is that every business can use
a little help. If you feel that a toll free number can help your
business, order one today.

Make sure that the toll free number you order is one that you like,
as you will be putting that number on all your business and
promotional materials, as well as your website. (This really refers
to Vanity numbers, like 1800 CALL ATT.)

And finally, make sure that you can squeeze that number into your
business budget.

About The Author
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25.: Create A party Theme

Posted by: "TheDabblingMum.com" dabblingmum@yahoo.com dabblingmum

Wed Feb 6, 2008 1:00 pm (PST)

CAPTION:
Have you come up with a party theme only to discover there aren't any
themed decorations on the market? Don't disappoint the guest of
honor, try these instead.

BODY:
Have you ever planned a party only to discover that you cannot find
the party decorations to meet your theme? Here are some simple tips
that are sure to make your party a smash!

The Cake:
Bake the cake at home, spread on some icing and decorate. Don't have
time to make the cake? Instead of having the cake shop decorate your
cake, purchase a no thrills cake. They can spread the icing and
write Happy Birthday "Name" on the cake.

When you get home, place your child's cleaned (or new) action figures
on the cake. If the cake is for an older person, consider some
collectibles, or a few miniature birthday gifts, all related to the
theme of course.

Food:
There are tons of recipes online to fit just about any budget or
need. If you cannot find already prepared foods, simply prepare your
dishes a week in advance. Then all you have to do is heat everything
up on the day of the event.

Piñatas:
Purchase a windmill style piñata, where the center is flat enough to
hold something glued to it. Locate some old magazine photos, round
designer paper plates, or posters of the theme at hand. Cut and glue
the themed pictures to the flat portion of the piñata.

Paper Plates:
Find magazine pictures or other forms of photos (could even use
photocopied family pictures for a reunion) and place between two
plastic plates. Use a clear plate on top and a dark color on the
bottom. (Caution: when using paper cups, the drinks can slip between
the two layers and cause a mess)

Banners:
The banners can be made on your personal computer by scanning photos
and then inserting into a banner program. Or you can purchase some
blank banner paper and cut out pictures, glue to the paper, and use
markers and letter stenciling for your words.

Color Scheme:
Try to stick to one color scheme. For instance, a Barbie theme would
be pink and white, a Halloween theme would be red and black, and a
silver wedding anniversary would be silver and white.

It's also a good idea to not go overboard on the pictures you use in
creating your theme. Though you may have lots of magazine options to
choose from, too much is not always a good thing.

Activities:
When trying to locate a good activity for your themed party, keep in
mind the age of the attendants. Small children cannot perform
complicated tasks. An elderly person may require the use of a crutch
or wheelchair.

It is also a good idea to consider the space available for the
party. Although the guest of honor may have fifty friends and family
members, the space may only allow ten or twenty to fit comfortably
and still have a good time.

About The Author:
Alyice Edrich is the award winning editor of The Dabbling Mum®. Stop
by for your chance to win free videos and books
(http://thedabblingmum.com) or to download three free e-books
(http://thedabblingmumpress.com).

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