If you are setting up a Blog, Newsletter or Website you can find many images and photos that are licensed under Creative Commons, but they may have restrictions. Another option is Public Domain, these images are usually free of even the smallest restrictions that may be in a Creative         Commons license. Sometimes Public Domain gets a bad rap because it is associated with materials that are old. They were under a copyright at some time, but have exi... Read Full Story

Here's thirteen spooky party songs for Halloween. More fun than scary, they offer a lighter side to the celebration that allows us to stand up to our fears and brush them away with a hearty laugh.Monsters, ghouls, ghosts, or things that go bump in the night can't hurt us when we celebrate with fun and games while these musical treats fill the air! 13 Spooky Fun Party Songs(Photo used under Creative Commons from celine's original graphics) Read Full Story

Where did the Summer go? Is it time for Cold Season Tea already? We've been hearing about Swine Flu since this past April (09), so perhaps it's been time for time for Cold Season Tea all Summer!I haven't been ill, but I've been drinking Yogi Cold Season Tea every year for at least past 15 years now, usually starting when the weather starts getting cooler.It hasn't completely kept me from getting sick every season, but it certainly has reduced how often, or how bad it can be. Besides, it has b... Read Full Story

Some Lensmasters don't even have "Contact Me" enabled on their Lensmaster Page, but for most who do, that's enough. Some want more. If you want to encourage email feedback from your readers on one, or all of your Lenses without having them go to your profile to find the link, it's actually very easy.(More) Read Full Story

Quick Tips To Make Custom Borders & Backgrounds Fit The Pictures In Your ModulesWhile looking at various Lenses, I noticed many Lensmasters were having the same problems I have getting the custom borders they make match up with their Lens photos.This is most noticeable when there aren't enough words in an Intro or Text module to fill the same amount of vertical space the image uses. An added problem is that they often look good in the Workshop, but not after they are published.Many pe... Read Full Story

It is easy to go overboard when following people on Twitter. Each message is limited to 140 characters, but after following a few hundred people, you may notice that it gets harder to keep track of what everyone else is sharing. I know some people believe that it is pretty much impossible to actually follow what a large number of people are doing on Twitter, but you actually can. By using a tool such as Seesmic Desktop, you really can get a lot more out of Twitter and miss less than you woul... Read Full Story

It is a lot of work setting up large userlists for Seesmic Desktop. If something goes wrong with your computer, do you have a way to restore those lists? Do you trust your backup software? What about a second, or third computer? Want to transfer your userlists to a different machine? It's actually not that hard, especially if you have a bit of experience working with computer files, and programming. First, let me give a shout out to Doug McCaughan's Reality Me Blog because his post Ubunt... Read Full Story

I originally began buying natural hair products simply because I was already buying other natural personal care and household cleaning products. As the years went by, I began learning more about what is in shampoo and other hair care products, and the more I knew, the more I was glad I had switched, or had I? I also discovered that some natural hair care products still contain ingredients that I do not want in my hair. Now I exclusively use hair care products from EO that do not contain anyt... Read Full Story

Some Lensmasters don't even have "Contact Me" enabled on their Lensmaster Page, but for most of us that do, that's enough. Some want more. If you want to encourage email feedback from your readers on one, or all of your Lenses without having them go to your profile to find the link, it's actually very easy. Read Full Story

Eating Primal Foods means eating simplified foods, lean meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, roots, and nuts that are prepared with less processing or cooking than conventional, modern foods. It also tends to reduce or exclude grains, legumes, dairy products, salt, refined sugar, and processed oils. Based on the diets of our pre-agriculture ancesters, the practice is often refered to as the Paleolithic diet, Caveman diet, Hunter-gatherer diet or Stone age diet. Those who seek to adopt the Primal ... Read Full Story