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20 Great American Homes Open for TouringIn my previous article of Great Homes, I spoke about the Gaineswood in Alabama, the Larkin House in California, and the Gillette Castle in Connecticut. -
Using Google as Your Search Engine for GenealogyAs far as I'm concern Google is the excellent, number one search engine on this planet.
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Benedict Arnold, Branded a Traitor September 21, 1780What happened this day in history? -
Genealogy Cruises Are for the Whole Family!Would you like a new way of doing your genealogical research? There is a new crazy that is growing in popularity for genealogy research, it's Genealogy Cruises! -
Halloween Customs in AmericaAmerican Halloween has evolved over time with the customs of other countries and by the strict Protestant beliefs. -
The Connection Between Halloween and the CeltsThousands of children across America will hit the streets to see how much candy they can come home with but has Halloween, which was mainly for children been ruined for them? -
Christmas Décor and Gift IdeasIt's that time of year again. The evenings are becoming cooler, fall festivals will be happening soon, the stores are filling up with holiday décor and the crafts stores are full of craft ideas for the upcoming Christmas season.
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Are You Scot-Irish or Scotch-Irish?Many people believe when they hear the words Scot-Irish, then you must have Scottish and Irish blood. This is just not true!
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Add Beautiful Fall Colors to Your Landscape with TreesThe cool days of autumn lull trees into dormant sleep, and in their slumber they dream in glorious color.
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Christmas Décor And Gift IdeasIf you need some Christmas décor and gift giving ideas, now is the time to start thinking and making.
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20 Great American Homes Open for TouringThere are so many great places to visit in America it's hard to choose where to go for a summer vacation, a weekend jaunt or for the retired couple traveling our great nation.
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Share Genealogy Information Using Google Docs and SpreadsheetsThere are so many services on the internet for genealogist to share their information with others most don't even know where to start.
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How To Write a French Genealogy LetterNow that you have read the article on "You Don't Have to Speak French to Research Your French Ancestors"
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Do You Believe in Guardian Angels?Do you believe in guardian angels? There are over 2,400,000 hits on google.com for guardian angel. -
6 Great Beautiful Places in the State of VirginiaIf you are looking for a few places to visit in the state of Virginia here are a few for your enjoyment that you won't want to miss. -
Monticello - Thomas Jefferson's Mountaintop RetreatIf you are looking for one of the greatest places to visit in the state of Virginia that you will remember for a life-time, it has to be Monticello -
Genealogy Research in Germany - It Can be TrickyOkay, so you have traced your entire family back to the first immigrant that came to America and you have discovered the individual came from Germany; now what do you do?
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You Don't Have to Speak French to Research Your French AncestorsThere are millions of people that have French ancestors but as soon as people hear French they stop dead in their tracks.
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More Tips on How to Begin Researching Your French AncestorsIf you are researching prior to 1792, then French Parish Registers will be a valuable resource.
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Visit the Chattanooga Choo Choo in Chattanooga, TennesseeThe Chattanooga Choo Choo is an old railway station that has been converted to a restaurant and also a hotel where you can sleep right in the old railway cars. -
Bob Hope - a Classic Long GoneIf you are old enough to remember Bob Hope then you remember one of the greatest comedians, actor of all times; he was a classic! -
The History of the North Carolina Confederate PrisonMany Civil War historical sites have disappeared over the years along with the history of the men that fought in that bloody war. -
Indians in the Confederacy?Native Americans participated more fully in all aspects of the Confederacy than many people realize.
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Would You Know What to Do If Your House was on Fire?The first and most important thing to do is to call your insurance company right away. Now our insurance company is government but I'm assuming that all insurance companies are the same as far as calling first.
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Rosewell Plantation - The Grandest Home of the Colonial PeriodIn July of the year 2007 my family and I visited the ruins that was one of the greats and grandest plantations of the American colonies that is on the bank of the York River in Gloucester County, Virginia. -
The Salisbury Confederate Prison - Long Lost with TimeMany Civil War historical sites have disappeared over the years along with the history of the men that fought in that bloody war. -
Genealogy Forms You'll Need for Your ResearchIf you are just entering the field of Genealogy or have been at it for a while then it's important to keep all your research organized.
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The Art of Letter Writing - is it Lost?A hand written letter is proof positive that someone thought enough of you to spend precious time putting pen to paper. -
Why Many Homebase Businesses FallSince no one person has any idea how many homebased businesses there are, it's clear we have no way of knowing how many of these businesses will eventually fail
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Fort Butler in Donaldsonville, LouisianaHistorians say that Fort Butler is unique because African-Americans helped build it and then, in 1863, defended it. -
UDC to Celebrate Memorial Building's 50th AnniversaryOn November 11, 2007 the Daughters of the Confederacy will be celebrating their golden anniversary of their beloved UDC Memorial building -
The History of the 4 Flags of the ConfederacyAs a proud member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, I would like to introduce you to the 4 flags of the Confederacy. -
Franklin - America's State that Existed Then Disappeared After 4 Years!The towns that were included in the State of Franklin were Knoxville, Bristol, and Greenville, Tennessee. This area was considered the gateway to the western territory. -
Fort Morgan Surrenders in Epic Battle - General Page ImprisonedGeneral Page surrendered the fort on August 23, unconditionally. He was to surrender his sword to the Federals but instead he broke it over his knee. He was arrested and imprisoned. -
Visit the Casement Museum at Fort Monroe in VirginiaFort Monroe's history goes back to Captain John Smith in 1608 when he recognized this area would be a good defense in protecting the colony at Jamestown. In 1831 to 1834 Robert E. Lee was stationed at Fort Monroe. -
Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel - A Tunnel Under the Ocean in VirginiaThe bridge-tunnel is two 12 foot-wide lanes going each way on separately built structures. The first tunnel opened November 1, 1957 and the second opened in May of 1976. -
Visit Cheaha State Park in AlabamaLooking for a weekend get-a-way! Check out Mt. Cheaha State Park in Talladega, Alabama. Cheaha Mountain is nestled in the Talladega Mountain Range, of the Appalachian Mountains. -
How to Search for Your Irish AncestorsEveryone told me that you won't find anything in Ireland, all the records had been burned, your ancestor probably dropped a letter from his name, it's to hard to try and research anything from Ireland.
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Smithfield, Virginia - Old Isle of Wight CourthouseIn July of 2007 my family and I visited Smithfield, Virginia in the Isle of Wight. Smithfield is a very old and quaint little town, with lots of antique shops, old homes that have been renovated for the time period, and lots of history to check out. -
The Wine Loft in Birmingham, AlabamaThere is a new scene in downtown Birmingham, Alabama. It's warm and cozy yet modern with soft lighting, including candle light with a wide open area and attentive staff. It's called The Wine Loft. -
Visit Winterthur Museum and Hagley Museum in Wilmington, DEIf you are looking for a beautiful place to visit this summer or even in the winter, Wilmington Delaware is the place to go; history is everywhere you look. -
9 Search Tips for Locating Your Long Lost Ancestor Within the CensusWorking with genealogy research, there are times you probably want to pull your hair out.
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Visit Fort Wool in Hampton Roads, VirginiaFirst of all it is on an island that was man made. The island is basically made up of big rocks, boulders that was brought in to raise the island up. -
Blanch Fruits and Veggies Before Freezing ThemThere is one very important information that you have to have in order to blanch your fresh vegetables so they won't spoil when you pull them out of the freezer to enjoy and that is the different blanching times for different type of vegetables. -
Chattanooga, Tennessee - The Dirtiest City, Now the Beautiful City!Chattanooga was known as the dirtiest city in the nation with the iron mills polluting the air, the river was black. -
The Time is Now to Freeze Fruits and VegetablesOn about every street corner there's stands galore stacked high with fruits and vegetables -
Visit the Ship Godspeed in Jamestown SettlementThis entire ship was made by handcrafted men in Rockport, Main. -
Flower Head or Leaf, A New Twist to Holiday PlacematsBefore we all know it the holidays will be upon us. -
Read Your Book Without Ever Having to Hold It Again with the Book Pillow!There is nothing hard about picking up an book and reading it but know matter what the size of book you are reading your arms will get tired of holding it up. I have solved this problem with the Book Pillow! -
Design Your Own T-Shirt for That Next Special OccasionWe recently had a family reunion and I made 25 t-shirts for my immediate family to wear. They were a great hit and you can even do this for an organization or a school project. -
How to Determine Where an Heirloom Came From and Who Owned itIf the antiques that your grandmother had but never thought to ask about them have fascinated you
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Make These Fun Place Mats for Your Next Party!If you are looking for a way to snazzy up your table or your patio table I have the perfect thing. -
Gardener's Guide: Do You Have Black Spots on Your Tomato Plants?Your garden is growing profusely, you visit it everyday with the assumption of bring in a basketful of juicy red tomatoes but what do you fine? -
Mat and Frame Your Own Pictures by Using Poster BoardIf you're like me you love pictures but don't want to put the money into them to be framed and matted. -
Make St. Louis Your Great Weekend Getaway!Enjoy the season in this city on the river, where glorious parks welcome you. Breathe the summer air, and have some fun. -
Looking for British Genealogy Records, These Databases May HelpDid you ancestors come from England, Scotland or Wales?
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Don't Get Caught with Hot Wine: How to Chill Your Wine the Fast WayYou would like to offer them a glass of wine but you don't have any chilled, what do you do!
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How to Keep Those Pesky Pests Off Your Herbs, Pets and FoodIf you use herbs for seasoning and craft items you don't want holes or insect eggs on your leaves or attached to the plant stems.
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How to Avoid Common Genealogy MistakesBeing a Genealogist means you have to keep a level head
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Rosemary, Not Just Another Herb, the Herb of RemembranceBefore too much longer you will be seeing Rosemary plants everywhere.
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Try a Natural Fiber Rug Out of Sisal or Sea Grass for Your FloorsAre you looking for something different for your floors? -
Salt and Pepper Shakers: Start Your Collection TodayAre you looking to start a collection of something that is rather small, doesn't take up much room, comes in all sizes, shape, and styles -
Which Herb Leaves Do You Use for Seasoning Dishes?When you have been to the garden center or even your local grocery store you see herbs and more herbs everywhere.
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You Now Can Have E-mail Without a ComputerIn this day and age everyone just assumes that everyone has a computer and that just isn't true.
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What to Do with All Your Herbs? Try Different Methods of DryingNow that it's the middle of the summer season, your herbs are growing like weeds and probably blooming if you didn't pinch them back. -
How to Water Your Plants and Lawn During the Summer MonthsWith much of the south caught in a serious drought situation this can cause serious stress for much of your garden. -
Guide to Wine: Riesling Wine is Not Just Sweet, There Are Dry Rieslings Also"NOT ALL RIESLING ARE SWEET! -
Make Your Kitchen a Country Style Kitchen - Part 2Now lets talk about the collectables that can finish off that country kitchen.
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When Genealogy Research Takes You to a Foreign CountryIf you have reached a point in your genealogy research that is now taking you "across the pond" don't despair
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Make Your Kitchen a Country Style Kitchen - Part 1The country kitchen. The very words call to mind thoughts of an inviting room, simply furnished.
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Sun Protecting Clothing Can Protect Your SkinDid you know that clothes can protect you against the sun's harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays?
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Don't Miss These Historical Sites on Your Trip to ConnecticutIf you love history as I do, then you will love to visit Connecticut. -
You Can Have a Relaxing Terrace or Patio by Planting PlantsAre you a person that loves plants but you just can spend the time maintaining it. There is a wonderful option and that is to create a garden on your patio or terrace.
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It's Not to Late to Plant Your Garden: Here's HowIf you want to plant a garden it's not too late. Even though it is almost the middle of June its okay, you can still get your plants in and have fresh vegetables and fruits by the middle of August if not a little sooner. -
Guide to Publishing Your Family Information on the WebHere you are with all this family information that you have collected for several years and you always have to dig through piles to find what you are looking for.
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How to Recreate Famous Gardens in Your BackyardAs you have traveled or are planning to travel you probably have encountered some beautiful gardens. Don't you wish you could pick up the entire garden and transplant it into your own? -
Genealogy, Revealing History One Person at a TimeAs a kid growing up I never took note of all the old stories that my relatives would tell when we would all get-together for holidays or family reunions.
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Don't Be Afraid to Color Your Hair It's Easy!Many years ago when I was 19, I started seeing gray hairs showing up and I couldn't stand it. Gray hair was for old women and being a brunet you could see them very well.
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Choosing the Right Genealogy Program for YouIf you are new to genealogy or have been in the business for a long time at some point you will eventually want to buy one of the genealogy software programs that are available for storing all your genealogy information that you have gathered.
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Plan Your Next Vacation at a Water ParkAre you having a hard time trying to decide what to do for your vacation this year? Has the weather not cooperated with your last vacations? Are you tired of packing the raincoats and umbrellas?
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You're Writing: Need to Use the 5 Ws and the HWriting, it can often seem overwhelming and it can stem from the decision about your communication format but it doesn't have to be. -
Canning Your Own Foods: Thing You Need to Learn Part 2In part 1 of the things you need to learn about canning; I told you about the importants of firm-ripe fresh foods that are needed for canning.
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Guide to Canning Your Own Foods: Things You Need to Learn Part 1As a kid I was always fascinated when my aunt would pull out her canned jellies, jams, and vegetables. -
Genealogist's Guide to Planning Your Research Visit: 10 Questions to Ask that Will Save You TimeIf you are planning a genealogy research trip to your local courthouse, a State Archives, the National Archives, a State Historical Society or any of the number of research resource that are available for Genealogist; you have to be prepared.
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Five Southern Flowering Plants to Enjoy in Your GardenGrowing up in the Midwest, then moving to the south, the air is different. -
Visit Jamestown, Virginia This Summer: It's All New and Your Kids Will Love It!Have you been to Jamestown, Virginia? If you haven't or haven't been in quite some time, you will want to make a trip. -
Do You Want Better Looking Hands: Protect Your NailsYour hands are the best tools you have, bet you never thought of your hands that way. -
Guide to Sharing Your Family Photos with the Help of the InternetThe photo technology has come a long way, from having to take your photos in to be developed to loading your pictures from your digital camera right onto your computer.
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A Fun Way to Eat Your Vegetables and Fruits for Your HealthMom always said, "eat your vegetable," well, it's true but you have to include your fruits also. -
Does Your Houseplants Need a New Pot? Follow These StepsIf you are like me and have houseplants all over your house, now is the time to repot!
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The Bayeux Tapestry: A Historical Artifact Which Tells the Story of Normandy and EnglandThe Bayeux Tapestry is one of the greatest historical records of the Norman period in English history. -
How to Inspect Your Deck for Summertime SafetyIt's a good bet that all back yard decks will be getting a work out with all the relaxation and entertaining people will be doing.
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All About Ice Wine: Very Rare and Very ExpensiveHave you ever heard of "Eiswein?" It's a German word for "Ice wine." -
Looking for a Free Anti-Virus Program for Your Computer: Review of Several PossiblitiesDo you have an anti-virus program running on your computer? If you don't you will be interested in this article.
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Water Gardens Are Easy to Maintain: Start Yours TodayHow would you like to have a garden that requires no tilling, no weeding, no need to add mulch and compost?
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The Civil War: More Troops Died Than All Other Wars CombinedA total of 900,000 men in our country that was either killed or wounded.
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Enjoy the Outdoors by Having a Picnic On A Sunny DayFor many of us, summer would not be complete without the enjoyment of a laid-back picnic on a warm, sunny day, out in the midst of nature's beauty.
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Guide to Gardening the Natural WayGrowing great-tasting vegetables and bold, beautiful flowers the healthy way sounds hard but it isn't all that hard to do.
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Visit the Louisiana Purchase Monument in Brinkley, ArkansasIn Arkansas on a dead-end road almost obscured by trees and weeds, an old wooden boardwalk winds its way into an almost impassable swamp. -
New Trends: Drive-In Theaters Are Back and GrowingIf you thought that drive-in movie theaters were a thing of the past, well there's good news. -
The History of the Making of SoapSoap, we all take it for granted, we bath with it, we wash our clothes, wash our dishes with it, we even wash our cars with it but where would we be without soap. -
Health Conditions: Heartburn Can Be SeriousHeartburn, what is it? Well, first it doesn't have anything to do with the heart.
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The History of Jeans: From Denim to Today's Blue JeansToday, there is an article of clothing that about every person alive has had on their body at least one or more times in their life. -
How to Preserve and Even Increase the Value of Your HomeIt is the American dream to own your own home. -
Genealogy: How and Where to Look for Your Ancestors Military Service RecordsAbout everyone that has lived in America for generations knows about war.
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How to Choose the Right Food When You're Fast on the GoSummer is here and most people are heading out on the road for some welcome fun but this isn't your license to taking a vacation form sensible eating -
Genealogy: How to Post Your Message to Message BoardsDid you know that two head are better than one!
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How to Keep Your Child on the Soccer FieldAs they grow in their knowledge and skill of the game the competition become more serious.
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How to Improve Your Mental HealthHealthy living, healthy body, exercise, eat right, you see and hear this everywhere and everyday, on TV, in magazines and newspapers but what about a healthy mind?
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Obesity: Higher Risk of DiseasesIf America is the richest and the most progressive country in the world then why does America have the most obese people in the world? -
How to Keep Your Child Reading This SummerOne of the most important things you can do for your child is to keep them reading.
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Copyrighting Myths: What is True and What is FalseCopyright is confusing, hard to figure out. You hear so many things, you can't go this and you can't do that.
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Don't Throw Your Wine Investment Down the Drain: Store Your Wine the Right WayEvery year more and more money is going into investments and the consumption of wine. -
Surname Change : the Reasons WhyAs you think of tracing your family tree, you are picturing your surname going back thousands of years to the very first individual that assumed your surname.
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Teens Do Need Their Parents Whether They Want Them or NotIf you have children that are approaching their teen or are already teens, life could be tough for a parent but it doesn't have to be.
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The True Meaning of Memorial Day Has Been Lost: Lets Get it BackDid you know that Memorial Day was originally called Decoration Day -
Surnames - Where Did They Come From?Have you ever wondered where your surname came from? Did you know that surnames didn't exist until a little over 1000 years ago?
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Genealogy Research Tips - Email is Your ToolEmail is a very important tool for genealogy research. It's a quick and easy way for researchers to converse from all over the world.
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Grill Your Meat the Right Way - Steps to Follow When Cooking OutGrilling is the number one past time for the American family.
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Genealogy Crafts: How to Put Together Your Family History BookYes, genealogy is fun researching generation after generation.
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Scanning and Saving Old PhotosTake the time now to scan those old photos onto CD's and they will last forever.
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Flea Market Tips for SuccessFlea markets have everything in the world and the prices are great.
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Women Civil War Reenactors: There are Ladies on the Battlefield, TooHave you ever been to a Civil War Reenactment? If you have and you thought all the reenactors were men on that battlefield, well guess what! There were women out there too.
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How to Update Outdoor Furniture with PaintIs your outdoor furniture ready for summer fun?
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Transferring Your Video to Computer and DVDLike myself, I'm sure you have lots of VHS tapes lying around or stored in boxes. -
Starting a Family NewsletterOne of the best ways to keep in touch with family members far and wide is a family newsletter.
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Who was the 1st President of the United States?Think back to your high school history books. Think back to senior year, government class.
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How Did the Air Force Become the Air Force?Have you ever wondered how the Air Force came to be?
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What Libraries Can Offer the GenealogistIf you have a library card you are on your way to opening up your family history.
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Overwhelmed by E-mails: How to Organize Your In-BoxIs your e-mail run-ith-over?
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Are You Meant to Be a Freelance WriterFreelance writing isn't a job for everyone. It is a wonderful way to use your creative talent but you should consider these important factors:
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Father's Day History and Gift Baskets IdeasThe 17th of June is Father's Day. It will be hear before we know it.
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Should You Lease or Purchase Your Next CarAre you in the marker for a new car? Have you ever thought of leasing a car to purchasing one?
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Who Does the Household Chores, Him or HerHousehold chores are a fact of life. They have to be done in order to have clothes to wear, food to eat, plus for your health. But who does them?
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Pasta Craft Ideas for KidsSchool is soon to be over for the year. Little fingers will be into things they are not to be in. Kids will be complaining, "I'm board." What's a parent to do! -
Have a Safe Trip in a Foreign Country: Tips to FollowAre you planning a trip to a foreign country this summer?
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The Basics of Genealogy: EtiquetteWhen you are working in the Genealogy field you have communication with all kinds of people, from all races of life in this world.
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Common Problems for Soccer CoachesIf you are a soccer coach for anyone of the soccer organizations in the United States you know how hard it is to coach kids of any age.
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Genealogy and Copyright LawsThere are hundreds and thousands of people in the world that gather family genealogy every day.
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Should You Buy Travel Insurance or NotYears ago travel insurance was voodoo. Know one spoke of it especially travel agents.
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Family, Time and Crafts: They Can Work TogetherSummer is coming, this means running to baseball practice, swimming lesson, soccer practice, and camps; plus getting the laundry done, supper on the table and yes your job.
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A Genealogist Goldmine: Family History Centers Part 1The Family History Library has the largest collections of genealogical records under one roof.
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Genealogy: How to Turn a Hobby into a Potential CarreerIf you have been working on genealogy for some time and enjoy it, have you ever thought of becoming a Professional Genealogist?
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Renting Your First Apartment; Buying the EssentialsRenting you first apartment is your first experience of being on our own.
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Babysitting Jobs Are Fun but Lots of ResponsibilityBasically, babysitting is the first real job a teenager will have
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Your First Apartment - Tips to ConsiderWill you be looking for an apartment soon?
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Tornado Precautions - Take it from Someone Who KnowsBorn and raised in Kansas, you learn to respect the weather. It can change at the drop of a dime. -
Military Symbols on Tombstones - What Do They MeanMemorial day is approaching very fast. Many of you will be visiting the gravesites of your loved ones with arms full of flowers.
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Genealogy Research No DistractionsThe hardest thing about genealogy is staying on track with the family line you are work on.
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Who Really Invented the Game of SoccerThe United States might not be the oldest country to play soccer but the sport is growing in leaps and bounds. -
Line Referee in the Game of SoccerWatching a soccer game, you will see a referee on each side of the soccer field. -
Biography: Carrie NationGenerations today are asked, "Do you know who Carry Nation was?" and of course, they answer "no." -
Genealogy Scams Be AwareEven in the field of genealogy you will find companies out there that will scam you if you let them.
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Guide to Soccer: Referee's What Are They SayingOne thing I always had trouble with, understanding the referees signals.
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Red Wine and Headaches, They Go TogetherDo you get a roaring headache after you drink a glass of red wine?
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Hobbies Could Improve Your HealthA hobby can take you out of your life for a while.
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Discover Your HeraldryStudying Genealogy can take you on so many different roads of history. Besides learning the names of your ancestors, you learn about different time periods in history. -
Home Equity Loans: Do Your Homework FirstDo you own your home? If you do, your home is your biggest asset.
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High Risk for Blood Clots on AirplanesThe travel season is about upon us.
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Interested in Reenacting History: Here's What You Need to DoEveryone has studied history one time or another in there life, whether it was in high school or on your own. You may have even thought, WOW! those people had it rough back them. I wonder what it was like to live like that? -
Civil War Camp: Andersonville Prison, a Dark Fourteen MonthsIf you love Civil War history, you have to visit the Andersonville Prison.
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Baby Boomers Buying RV'sIt is amazing that every seven seconds, another baby boomer turns 50.
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The Right Way to Share and Receive Genealogy InformationHave you finally tracked down that family bible that a distant cousin possesses but won't let anyone else take a look at it? Or you've discovered a possible connection on the Internet only that your new "cousin" won't divulge their sources.
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The Key to Romance is Time TogetherIf you are in a healthy long-term relationship then celebrate!
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Airplanes Can Be ComfortableAre you taking a long distance flight, maybe across country or across the world?
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A Genealogist Goldmine: Family History Centers Part 4 and FinalIn part 2 and 3, I introduced you to the FamilySearch Web site Research Guidance tools.
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A Genealogist Goldmine: Family History Centers Part 3In part two of the Family History Centers, I talked about the Family History Library Catalog's Research Guidance.
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A Guide to Blogging for all Ages: Especially for Adults and SeniorsBlogs, Blogs, Blogs, they are the fastest-growing mass communication of the planet.
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Gas Prices Are Climbing: Get the Most Out of Your CarWith the high prices of gas going up and up everyday, a person has to learn how to get the most out of a tank of gas. -
Safe Place for Genealogical InformationAre you or your genealogy society looking for a place to record genealogical information?
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Review of : Copper Grill Lobster and Steak House in Birmingham, AlabamaWe recently heard they were open for lunch so we were very eager to check their lunch menu. -
Family Reunion ActivitiesIf you are like many families, you and your relatives are getting together this summer for an opportunity to share stories and family history.
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Make This Years Reunion a Success!Every summer thousand of families hold reunions.
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True Meaning of Taps: July 1862Several years back I visited Berkeley Plantation in Charles City, Virginia. There on the grounds was a monument with a plaque about taps.
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Steps for Finding Your Family Tree OnlineKnow matter what you want to learn about your family tree, there is a good chance you can dig up at least some of it on the Internet.
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Finding Your Ancestor's in CemeteriesFor thousands of years the final resting place of a loved one was always marked.
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A Genealogist Goldmine: Family History Centers Part 2In part one of Family History Centers, I introduced you to the large resources the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, and its network of Family History Centers, has to offer.
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How to Make an Excellent Impression During a Job InterviewThis article contains easy tips to put your fear to rest and perfect that job interview.
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Over 40% of America's Population Can Trace Their Ancestry Through Ellis IslandWhen you hear the name "Ellis Island," most people think of the millions of immigrants that pasted through. -
One of Many Genealogy Road Blocks: Female AncestorsIf you are a professional genealogist you know how frustrating it can be looking for a female ancestor.
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Getting to Know Your AncestorsIt's great to find out that your great, great Grandpa was born in Scotland in 1769.
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Sherwood Forest Plantation, Charles City, VirginiaIf you are one that likes touring Presidents homes, you won't want to miss Sherwood Forest Plantation. -
Berkeley Hundred Plantation, Charles City, VirginiaIf you are looking for a great estate to visit this summer, look no further. Visit Berkeley Hundred Plantation. -
A How to Guide for Genealogists: Use GEDCOM File.One of the biggest advantages for genealogist is the Internet.
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Visit Westover Plantation, Charles City, VirginiaWestover Plantation was named for Henry West, fourth Lord Delaware and son of Thomas West, Governor of Virginia. -
DNA and Genealogy - How Do They Work Together?DNA was popularized years ago by using it in high-profile criminal investigations and paternity cases. DNA is commonly used to prove a relationship to an individual.
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Take Your Next Vacation at Stone Mountain, GeorgiaStone Mountain Park is 16 miles east of Atlanta, Georgia. -
Do You Enjoy Civil War History? Take a Trip into Beautiful North Carolina This Summer Part 1Do you enjoy visiting battlefields and other civil war historical sites?
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Have You Ever Cooked with Herbs? Try These Herbs for StartersCooking with herbs is like the finishing touches to your dinner party.
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Having a Clean Desk Can Help You Become a Better Writer!When the time comes, and I promise you, it will; that you can no longer see the top of your desk, because of all the clutter covering it, it's time to clear the clutter.
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Your First 3 Basic Rules for Your Work-at-Home Environment to SucceedMany people have tried or are trying to go into business for themselves, but after a while they realize that it was much easier to work for someone else.
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Do You Enjoy Civil War History? Take a Trip into KansasWould you like to learn where and by whom the civil war really started before the shot at Fort Sumter? -
Planning Your Vacation to the Coast: Coastal Cautions to Avoid!Are you like other families that carefully plan your coastal vacation?
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The Largest Cast-Iron Statue in the World: Visit Alabama This SummerIt's Vulcan, a 60-ton symbol of Alabama's iron industry. -
Looking for Some Fun This Summer? How About Dip Netting for Crabs!Do you love the ocean? Are you looking for something different, exciting and fun to do for your next family vacation?
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Looking for a Golf Vacation: Alabama Has the Trail for You!Are you a golfer looking for a world-class, value-packed golfing vacation?
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How to Save Money at the Grocery Store!Your grocery bill can put a deep dent in your budget.
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Coffee Has so Many Health Benefits: Drink Your Coffee!I'm one of those people who simply can't function in the morning until I've had at least one cup of coffee.
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Do You Need a High School Graduation Gift? These Gift Ideas Will Get Your Juices Flowing.High School Graduation is coming up fast.
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Is it Important to Host a High School Graduation Party? Yes it Is!When your child receives a diploma from high school this is a coming-of-age ritual and deserves special attention