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Seo 101 - part 1

By: Jonathan Celeste | 2011-03-25 | SEO
When it comes to SEO you know what they say. Knowledge is power, forewarned is forearmed, fail to prepare, prepare to fail…you get the idea. read more

Lose Weight For Your Wedding-Part 1

By: judy | 2011-01-08 | Weddings
If you've packed on the pounds and will be getting married very soon, you need to lose weight, and if possible with fast weight loss diets, because your fast approaching wedding is your special day. The day you walk down the aisle. read more

Uncommon Weight Loss Tips- Part 1

By: Divya Kamra | 2012-08-17 | Weight Loss
Weight loss Tip 1 If there is a treat you are giving or having it from your friends, make sure you burn it off by working out. Only have the treat if you are willing to burn that extra calorie intake. read more

Weight loss and Plastic Surgery: Part 1

By: Marc Schneider | 2011-04-18 | Beauty
One of the most common questions we hear from patients considering plastic surgery is whether they should lose weight prior to their surgery. Obviously, all physicians want their patients to be in the best health prior to any elective surgery and obesity adds risks to elective surgery. read more

4-Week Workouts? (part 1)

By: Matt Wiggins | 2011-06-21 | Muscle Building
In part 1 of this article, learn why workouts designed in 4-week blocks are a good idea. read more

Fat Loss Simplified Part 1

By: Matt Pack | 2010-04-02 | Weight Loss
I've been saying this for years... "Fat people finish marathons all the time!" It's not about the distance covered it's about how FAST or INTENSE the distance was covered. I wish people would get this through there heads when January comes and they embark on the magic "run for weight-loss" kick. People see the Kenyan crossing the Boston Marathon finish line and actually believe that running made him/her skinny... The fact of the matter is that Kenyan's body type had more to do with the selection of that runner's mother and father than running 26.2 miles ever did. Some people are "built" for running long distances and some people are not... On average most people are not! You may ask why? read more

Stretching, Part 1: Why & When

By: Daniel Butler | 2010-12-21 | Health & Fitness
A martial artist friend came to me some weeks ago, a little confused about stretching. He'd heard a heap of conflicting data concerning why, when and the way to stretch for most benefit, and he needed to some clear guidance. read more

A Bipolar Overview: Discovering Bipolar

By: Low Jeremy | 2010-12-04 | Article Marketing
Before, the condition was popularly called manic depression. But now, it is called bipolar because of the two extreme poles that make up the condition. read more

Fat Loss For Beginners Part 1

By: Scotty McGee | 2010-03-26 | Weight Loss
So many people who are out there trying to lose weight get very confused from all the hype thrown at them. It is pretty easy to get misled with all the fat loss pills and diets being promoted. Which is why I am going to discuss how to effectively lose weight in this article. read more

Resveratrol - An Anti-Aging Miracle? - Part 1

By: R. Harvey | 2010-03-29 | Supplements
Resveratrol has been shown in many laboratory studies to have many health benefits. Among other things, it activates a "Longevity" gene, has weight loss effects, lowers LDL cholesterol, protects against heart attack and stroke... read more

How You Should Be Lifting - Part 1

By: Matt Wiggins | 2011-06-07 | Muscle Building
In part 1 of this article, learn how many reps, volume, and rest you need to build muscle. read more

My Year In Review Part 1

By: Dane Homenick | 2011-04-07 | Goal Setting
Most of the people around the world like to put a great deal of weight into setting their goals. Which is an awesome idea (and intensely, vitally important! read more

What Eat When You Train? (part 1)

By: Samson144 | 2011-03-27 | Weight Loss
In this article we''ll show you how to convert your body into an anabolic mode. Your muscles will increase in breadth and depth, increase your weight and dimensions. Perhaps you are ready to train fou... read more

Differences Between Horse Riding Saddles (Part 1)

By: Wale Akinlude-William | 2010-04-03 | Equestrian
Horse Saddle: I am the lovely piece of work placed on the back of horses for riders to sit upon. I ensure stability for both riders and horses, and distribute the weight of riders evenly. I come in several forms, numerous enough to make your head spin. read more

Dare to Discipline Yourself - Part 1

By: Elvis Ukpaka | 2010-03-31 | Self Improvement
There is no limit to living your potential when you imbibe self-discipline into your life. As Jim Rohn said, "SUCCESS is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced every day; while FAILURE is simply a few errors in judgment, repeated every day." It is the accumulative weight of our disciplines and our judgments that leads us to either fortune or failure. Discipline yourself to complete your most important tasks on schedule. read more