From the monthly archives: November 2011
If you are living in an area that is conducive to watching or hunting deer, you are probably interested in using a wild game feeder. Game feeders are a great way to entice elusive wild life into range for you to watch them as they feed, or for satisfying the hunter instinct in you. Using [...]
Muscles Worked: Pectorals – A great workout for building mass, strength & power in the Chest Muscles.
Three years later, the International Olympic Committee (IOC), under the leadership of Italian count Eugenio Brunetta d’Usseaux, proposed the staging of the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm. However, the IOC members opposed the proposal due to the lack of facilities for winter sporting events. In 1920, the Antwerp Winter Olympic Games was held after the [...]
Body building looks like an incredibly difficult sport to do. This is because most of the publicity goes to individuals who are capable of lifting hundreds of pounds (sometimes thousands) and whose muscles are huge—much larger than the well proportioned muscles you are probably hoping to develop. This type of thing is not what the [...]
Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 12: The Masters – Now Available on PC and Mac
Aaron Dilloway (guitar, voice), John Olson (drums, intros), and Michael Troutman (bass) live together in Ann Arbor, skateboard every day, and play in a band aptly named Violent Ramp. Inspired by seminal skate-rock like JFA, the Faction, and Negative Approach, Aaron and John decided their other band (industrial dub trio Wolf Eyes) didn’t afford them [...]
Thanksgiving treated us to more Thursday games than we’re used to and, like the celebratory meal itself, those games were a heavy mix of unforeseen thrills, lost tempers and defensive posturing….depending on where you were sitting. And while we were giving thanks for all that we have we were also thankful for the intensifying playoff [...]
With the rising cost of attorney’s fees, court costs, and possibly having to pay damages; being without error and omissionsinsurance seems risky. E & O coverage can provide peace-of-mind for a business owner in today’s litigious climate. Not only is a business owner responsible for themself but also for their employees. In today’s economy it [...]
If you own a small business, you know that your company is vulnerable in many ways that a larger company is not. Financial losses can often affect you much more than they would affect a powerful business, and this is important to remember. The best thing you can do for your small company, whether you [...]
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