Archive for March, 2008

The “S” Word
by Rick Pendergraft (03/26/2008)

The financial press is a-buzz with talk about "stagflation." But you won't know how to handle the hype unless you know what stagflation really means for you and your portfolio.

The 25-50-25 Formula
by Early To Rise (03/26/2008)

Whey Cool!
by James B. LaValle (03/26/2008)

Muscle in your body is constantly being built up and broken down. That makes whey protein an excellent food to consider.

Glaucoma and Omega-3 Fatty Acids
by Dr. Ray Sahelian (03/25/2008)

Adding omega-3 fatty acids to your meals can help reduce the incidence of Glaucoma.

How to Handle Your Investors’ Money
by Early To Rise (03/25/2008)

How to Handle Your Investors’ Money for Fast, Profitable Real Estate Deals - Without Bank Hassles
by Alan Cowgill (03/25/2008)

How to handle money from private lenders.

Dear ETR: “What are your dos and don’ts when it comes to using a pen name?”
by Michael Masterson (03/25/2008)

Here are a few good reasons for using a pen name.

It’s Fun to Know: About $1 Coins
by ETR (03/25/2008)

Why is the government so eager to issue $1 coins... despite the indifference of the general public?

Getting E-Mails by Mistake
by Suzanne Richardson (03/25/2008)

Getting e-mails by mistake happens to me about four or five times a year. I've never gotten any that were particularly interesting, but I've heard some juicy stories...

Word to the Wise: Sapid
by ETR (03/25/2008)

Something that's "sapid" (SAP-id) - from the Latin for "to taste" - has a strong, pleasant flavor.

Making Your Own Headlines
by Andrew Gordon (03/24/2008)

I can see it now. The first good week the market has, there will be a slew of headlines using the same words but making very different points.

Building Strong Bones
by Craig Ballantyne (03/24/2008)

Instead of soy, I recommend good old-fashioned weight-bearing exercise to improve the strength of your bones.

A Life-Changing Early-Morning Routine
by Early To Rise (03/24/2008)

Word to the Wise: Penultimate
by ETR (03/24/2008)

"Penultimate" (pih-NUL-tuh-mit) - from the Latin for "almost final" - means "next to the last."

It’s Good to Know: HDTV Rip-Off Update
by Charlie Byrne (03/24/2008)

Amazon is now offering a six-foot HDMI cable for the grand total of... $2.04.

Worth Quoting: Seth Godin on Ideas
by ETR (03/24/2008)

"Ideas are easy, doing stuff is hard....

A Life-Changing Early-Morning Routine
by Michael Masterson (03/24/2008)

When it comes to personal productivity, we all have the chance to have good days or bad days.

Word to the Wise: Philter
by ETR (03/22/2008)

A "philter" (FIL-tur) is a love potion or charm. It is derived from the Greek for "to love

The Housing Bust Is Still Kicking
by Charles Delvalle (03/22/2008)

The biggest drag on the stock market this year can be summed up in one word: Housing. And though many gurus are trying to call a bottom in the housing market, they're dead wrong.

It’s Fun to Know: Wisdom Teeth
by ETR (03/22/2008)

In the United States, third molars are popularly known as "wisdom teeth." Here is what they are called in other countries...

How to Get Your Sweet Fix Without Sabotaging Your Health
by Early To Rise (03/22/2008)

The Language Perfectionist: A Comprise Winner
by Don Hauptman (03/22/2008)

Among the many misused words in the English language, one of the most common is surely comprise.

How to Get Your Sweet Fix Without Sabotaging Your Health
by Shane Ellison (03/22/2008)

How To Break a Sugar Addication - Start using natural sweeteners and you won't be plagued by hard-to-diagnose health problems.

Learning About Charts
by Rick Pendergraft (03/21/2008)

When it comes to short-term trading, I base most of my decisions on technical analysis, and then use sentiment analysis as a secondary driver.

Travel Tip: Overseas Medical Care
by Jason Holland (03/21/2008)

Improper medical care, especially in undeveloped countries, can slow your recovery... and even lead to long-term health problems. Here are few tips to help you avoid this...

What Older People Must Do to Preserve Their Strength
by Craig Ballantyne (03/21/2008)

Most people have not done enough strength training or built enough muscle mass to avoid falls as they get into their late 70s and early 80s.

Creating Your Site’s Personality to Turbo-Charge Sales
by Early To Rise (03/21/2008)

Creating Your Site’s Personality to Turbo-Charge Sales
by Yanik Silver (03/21/2008)

On my own sites and in my communications with customers/subscribers, I try hard to keep my personality at the forefront.

It’s Good to Know: Self-Repairing Material
by ETR (03/21/2008)

French scientists have created artificial rubber that, when cut in two, can join itself together again.

Word to the Wise: Winsome
by ETR (03/21/2008)

"Winsome" (WIN-sum) - from the Old English for "joy" - means cheerful or light-hearted.
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