Cheryl Munson

Featured Content (1 of 12)

Next Previous

If You Want to Be an Entrepreneur, What's Stopping You? Seven out of 10 new businesses make it to the ripe old business age of 2 years old. The other three say bye-bye. This article d...

Focus Groups: They're Not Just for Big Business Anymore Focus groups were once a secret tool used by big businesses. But not any more. This article targets small business owners, non-...

1

Family and Wheelchair Friendly Camps in California The beauty and majesty of California has no limit, and that includes accessible camps for families with kids needing wheelchair...

Caylee's List Use this list to help organizations that protect children. That's what little Caylee would want you to do.

How to Make Your Homemade Compost Better Get on Mother Nature's good side by being "compost correct." Instead of simply throwing table scraps from the kitchen into a pile - play your organic "A" game. Learn t...

Critical Issues Every Business Must Address In one way or another, everything becomes critical in business from the moment the "open for business" sign is hung on the door. People are critical. Products are crit...

What Are the Benefits of a Digital Diary? Electronic diaries provide a multitude of benefits for personal as well as business use. Information can be edited. Text can become richer by adding graphics, visuals...

Growing Evergreen Trees for Shade Shade trees provide an important function in a landscape. In addition to shade, they can form a protective border along property lines. Come Christmastime - you're at...

The Trouble with Convection Ovens Convection ovens are the "it" appliance in new homes and remodels everywhere. They're trendy, sleek, highly efficient and eco-friendly. Convection ovens use less energ...

How to Use a Barbecue Smoker Using a smoker makes chicken, pork spare ribs, briskets and lamb taste incredibly delicious. With a wood burning smoker even a novice barbecue chef can achieve that fa...

Differences Between Sales and Marketing Sales and marketing share floors on offices, logos on business cards, and salute to the same company flag. In a way, they are the "fraternal twins" of the business world.

Careers for Dual Degrees in Business and Law Those who have degrees in business and law put themselves in a highly advantageous position to leverage and maximize career opportunities. Positions can be found withi...

• Storage Solutions for TV, Game and Electronics Boxes

  3/2/2012

  De-clutter your home entertainment. Use inexpensive solutions to keep cords, TV, game and electronic cable boxes neat and tidy.
• 
  How Play Cooking Teaches Preschool Children Other Skills

  3/2/2012

  You can use simple tasks and items involved in make believe cooking to teach your preschool child. Cooking teaches early developmental skills in reading, math and science skills to give your child a head start.
• 
  Romantic but Inexpensive At-Home Dating Ideas for You and the One You Love

  3/2/2012

  Ditch tradition! Add some romance to your holidays and celebrations. Caution - You might want to send the kids off to your Mother's house for some of these ideas!
• Ideas for a Fourth of July Decorating Contest

  3/2/2012

  Great ideas to get everyone in the spirit to celebrate. Fun for school, church and neighborhood gatherings.
• Ideas for Cub Scout Family Camping

  3/2/2012

  When your Cub Scout family goes camping, you'll want activities for all ages. Try these games, contests and plan a talent show so everyone can get in on the fun.
• How to Repair High Heels and Keep Them in Tiptop Shape

  3/2/2012

  Make a do-it-yourself kit to repair high heels. Keep it in your closet and your car trunk for fashion emergencies.
• 'A' Game Fundraising Ideas for Nonprofit Organizations

  7/21/2011

  Every community is a home to a sports hero - whether the athlete is a legendary superstar of the national leagues, or homegrown hometown high school sports heroes. This article discusses how nonprofits can up their fundraising gamesmanship.
• Focus Groups: They're Not Just for Big Business Anymore

  7/20/2011

  Focus groups were once a secret tool used by big businesses. But not any more. This article targets small business owners, non-profits and entrepreneurs.
• If You Want to Be an Entrepreneur, What's Stopping You?

  7/20/2011

  Seven out of 10 new businesses make it to the ripe old business age of 2 years old. The other three say bye-bye. This article discusses the biggest barriers entrepreneurs face to make it to the business age of 5, and hopefully longer.
• 
  Caylee's List

  7/14/2011

  Use this list to help organizations that protect children. That's what little Caylee would want you to do.
• 
  How to Make Your Homemade Compost Better

  6/13/2011

  Get on Mother Nature's good side by being "compost correct." Instead of simply throwing table scraps from the kitchen into a pile - play your organic "A" game. Learn the "secret sauce" ingredients to add to your compost pile.
• 
  Top Daylily Choices for Long Blooming Seasons

  6/12/2011

  Many gardeners and landscapers view daylilies as "the perfect perennial." They bloom bright and beautiful for a day, then make room to bear more blossoms the next day. They are hardy enough to survive through the cold winters of the Midwest. They can stan
• 
  What Are the Benefits of a Digital Diary?

  6/12/2011

  Electronic diaries provide a multitude of benefits for personal as well as business use. Information can be edited. Text can become richer by adding graphics, visuals and sound. You can retrieve your entries and share them with family members and friends.
• 
  Federal Grant Money for Teachers and Educators

  6/12/2011

  Teachers and educators can apply for a variety of grants offered by various federal agencies of the United States government. Federal grants are available for educators at every level--from those entering the profession to those who are pursuing a graduat
• 
  Family and Wheelchair Friendly Camps in California

  6/12/2011

  The beauty and majesty of California has no limit, and that includes accessible camps for families with kids needing wheelchair assistance. Many camps provide wheelchair access to rooms, campground amenities and scenic trails. You can enjoy camping among
• 
  Critical Issues Every Business Must Address

  6/12/2011

  In one way or another, everything becomes critical in business from the moment the "open for business" sign is hung on the door. People are critical. Products are critical. Even having enough parking for customers is critical. Many businesses periodically
• Five Creative DIY Bathroom Furniture Ideas

  6/8/2011

  Building your own bathroom furniture can take less time and money than you might imagine. Best of all - you get to create your own customized look. One piece might be all it takes to turn your bathroom from drab to fab.
• Differences Between Sales and Marketing

  6/8/2011

  Sales and marketing share floors on offices, logos on business cards, and salute to the same company flag. In a way, they are the "fraternal twins" of the business world.
• How to Use a Barbecue Smoker

  6/8/2011

  Using a smoker makes chicken, pork spare ribs, briskets and lamb taste incredibly delicious. With a wood burning smoker even a novice barbecue chef can achieve that famous smokehouse flavor right in their own backyard.
• The Trouble with Convection Ovens

  6/8/2011

  Convection ovens are the "it" appliance in new homes and remodels everywhere. They're trendy, sleek, highly efficient and eco-friendly. Convection ovens use less energy than a gas oven and cook faster than a conventional oven.
• Growing Evergreen Trees for Shade

  6/8/2011

  Shade trees provide an important function in a landscape. In addition to shade, they can form a protective border along property lines. Come Christmastime - you're at the ready for lights, decorations and to win the award for the best holiday decorations
• Careers for Dual Degrees in Business and Law

  6/8/2011

  Those who have degrees in business and law put themselves in a highly advantageous position to leverage and maximize career opportunities. Positions can be found within corporations, within firms that specialize in sports and entertainment and within gove