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1). Is there Any Hoodia in that Hoodia Weight Loss Product?
Copyright 2006 Richard Keir
Gotten any email spam lately with a 'warning' about buying fake Hoodia products or Hoodia products with a variety of fillers?
Of course, they assure you that THEIR product is 'the original product.' It may be the original product, whatever that might mean, but the chances of it containing Hoodia are pretty close to zero.
2). Website Imperatives and Solutions
Copyright 2005 Richard KeirWhen you take a look at the most visited sites on the internet, what hits you in the face? Change, growth, new con
3). Building Websites with Articles
Copyright 2005 Richard KeirI've been blogging occasionally over the last two months about my ongoing experiment with writing articles. This is
4). Adsense - 7 keys to empire?
Copyright 2005 Richard KeirThere's a lot of buzz around about how you can make a quick and easy fortune using this AdSense course or that tool
5). RSS Feed Display - The Input Side of RSS Feeds
Copyright 2006 Richard Keir
The ongoing buzz about RSS feeds seems to still be almost matched by ongoing confusion. After a couple years of working with both sides of the RSS equation, site feeds and RSS feed display, I've come to think of the differences in a fairly simple way that may get rid of some of the confusion.
Try thinking about RSS in terms of Input and Output.
6). Starting with a Water Garden
Copyright 2006 Richard Keir
Gardening is one of our primordial fascinations. For thousands of years humans have gardened and for most of that time a major part of our diet came out of our gardens. As we became better at feeding ourselves, we also gained the time to indulge in activities that weren't directly linked to our very survival. Flowers, ornamental shrubs, decorative trees all became a part of gardening for beauty and pleasure.
7). So What Is It About ATVs
Copyright 2006 Richard Keir
The first ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) actually was built with six wheels instead of four. It was developed sometime during the 1950s in Japan and was primarily desinged to deal with the mountainous topography and isolated rugged regions of that country. Particularly during spring when the ice thaws and river flow would increase substantially, Japanese mountain roads and paths that weren't maintained regularly often become impassable with more typical vehicles.
8). Building eCommerce Websites that Work - Part 2
Copyright 2005 Richard KeirSucceeding with an eCommerce website is a dream for many these days. It may seem nearly impossible at times, but it
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