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Table Saw Safety: Respect the Blade
Table saw safety is crucial. In this article we’ll discuss proper attire, workspace setup, the right tools for the job, and safe saw handling techniques. Being prepared for an emergency is the best way to mitigate the damage in that worst case scenario.
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Hardwood vs Softwood: Whats the Difference?
Actually, it's not about hardness, but tree type. Softwoods (gymnosperms) are fast-growing with simple lgrain, often used in construction. Hardwoods (angiosperms) grow slower, have complex grain, and are prized for furniture & tools. Both have environmental impacts, requiring sustainable practices.
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Car Leasing Explained
Most car buyers avoid the word 'lease' because they don't understand it. This fear is completely unfounded—it's a simple, straightforward method of financing a new car. Let me show you...
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Prostate Cancer: A Silent Threat
Prostate cancer is a significant health threat affecting men, and one that often progresses silently. Early detection is crucial for successful treatment including surgery, hormones, targeted therapies, radiation, and even cutting-edge nanobots sent to hunt and kill cancer cells deep in the body.
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One Direction -From Humble Beginnings To Globe-Trotting Superstars
Take an in-depth look into the lives of these ultra pop stars! See where the guys of One Direction are from and what the future has in store for them.
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Make Cash Serving Others
Learn to become a server who makes a lot of cash on a regular basis by following these 7 easy steps. With 3000 words I will walk you through a complete table service that almost anyone can do.
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Easy Burger Sliders
Tangy, great-tasting mini-burger sliders with bleu cheese crumbles, blackening spices, topped with caramelized onions and peppers, served on mini croissants. Easy to make, fully customizable.
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The Creoles of Louisiana
The Creole people of Louisiana are commonly mistaken for Cajuns and lumped into a single pot. The Creoles in Louisiana have a strong and vibrant culture that is unique to them. Understanding their origins helps to understand the lifestyle.
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The Cultured Pearl
Mikimoto Kokich was known as the father of the fake or 'Cultured' pearl. He was responsible for isolating the perfect conditions under which to create consistent and exquisite pearls.
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The Creoles of Sierra Leon
The Creole people of Sierra Leon represent a nation of liberated slaves that forged a free society from the ashes of their former lives. Theirs is a story of hardship and resilience in the face of overwhelming geopolitical oppression.
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Tasmania- Australia's Island Getaway
Tasmania is an island that offers a unique impression to each visitor. Mountains, beaches, valleys, decadent night life, and vibrant culture are all strong reasons to explore Australia's little secret
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Manopause: PMS for Men
Men suffer a gradual decline in testosterone throughout their lives. These changes have a profound impact on the individual and his loved ones. Do you understand the facts about Manopause?
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Road Trip: Madison, Green Bay, and Washington Island
I went to buy a pirate ship. I returned with a whole lot of memories and stories. Follow the first leg of the return trip, my own little Odyssey of '09.
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5 Cheap Ways to Reduce Stress Using Sticky Notes
5 great organization techniques to reduce stress using sticky notes. Learning what message to write and where to put them that will make them effective is what makes all the difference!!
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Close Call With Death on the Costa Maya
We have the scare of our lives as our boat's engine sputters out, leaving us dead in the water dangerously close to the crashing cliffs of the Tulum ruins.
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Indigenous Mexican Art
The most amazing art with a morbid twist that captures the heart of Mexico and many other cultures worldwide. The indigenous peoples of Mesoamerica and the Central Mexican areas have retained the same construction methods their people used hundreds of years ago. Some old mixed with some new and the...
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Mexico Vacation Ideas
Cancun is becoming a tired scene, vacationers need a more tranquil option. By traveling 45 minutes south, visitors can begin to experience a completely different Mexico. Check out Playa del Carmen, Xel-Ha, and Tulum for a real Mexican paradise experience.
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Moving to Mexico II - Tulum
Now that I had decided to stay in Mexico indefinitely, I needed to get a job. Little did I know it would turn into the time of my life!
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Haiti's Artisan Roots: Steel Drum Sculptures
Haitian recycled steel drum art movement is sweeping the devastated port cities of Haiti's capital Port Au Prince.
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Moving to Mexico I - Holbox
Tired of pining over a woman I no longer had, I fled to Mexico to drown my sorrows in booze, sun, and senoritas. Only thing is, when the grieving was over, I wouldn't leave. Follow my experience as an American living in Mexico.
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The Skinny on Skinny Jeans
Are skinny jeans just a trend, soon to be forgotten until some other hapless generation thinks to revive them again? American women think so...At least they HOPE so.
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A Man and His Watch: A Love Story
A watch is more than time; it's style, investment, and personal statement. Discover the perfect timepiece based on style, function, and budget. From minimalist to extravagant, there's a watch for every man.
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Cigars for Dummies
So, you want to impress your friends with your cigar knowledge? Tired of feeling clueless at the cigar lounge? Well, grab your favorite armchair and light up a virtual stogie, we're about to drop some serious knowledge. Let’s get this smoke show started!
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Affliction, True Religion, and Ed Hardy Vs the World
It seems that everyone and their mother (yes their mother) are wearing sparkly, Sailor Jerry inspired fashions from trend-setting Ed Hardy. Where did it come from, and when will it die?