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[1 Sep 2010]
Faster Results With Performance Based Exercise

Exercise that orients around performance is far more effective than exercise that orients around time. You can transform your fitness results by shifting your mindset this way.
Is More Really Better?
For many, the sole reason to exercise is to burn calories, so it would seem that more time must be better, right? But what if you could train your body to be better at burning calories, all the time, and not just during exercise? Even if weight loss is your main goal, wouldn’t having a body that burns calories …

[31 Aug 2010]
Plan a Romantic Fall Getaway with New Virginia Travel Site

Virginia has just launched www.Virginia.org/fall, the new fall getaway site that features romantic trips for two, with wineries, scenic drives, historic inns and picturesque small towns to discover.  Travel in the fall is getting more popular with couples, especially baby boomers, according to a recent survey conducted for Travel Guard North America, making Virginia’s new site a convenient and timely resource for trip planning.

[31 Aug 2010]
Financing A Small Business Is Risky

Financing A Small Business Is Risky
Dear Dave,
What’s the best way to finance a business I want to buy?
Anonymous

[31 Aug 2010]
The Importance Of Health Checkups From A Male Perspective

This will tie in with my other articles regarding health and fitness from the male perspective .
I was just reading about a UK footballer who contracted advanced testicular cancer based on not paying attention to a lump on his testicles 9 months before his diagnosis.

[30 Aug 2010]
Chess, Let your child teach YOU!

Many children learn to play chess at home. You, the parent, teach them how to move their pieces, set up the board and begin play. Depending on your skill level these lessons may be rudimentary, but know they are invaluable. You have started him down an exciting path. Inevitably he will venture off and play others in school or perhaps even take lessons. As this happens expect him to come home one day and beat you. As he continues to learn and expand his …

[29 Aug 2010]
Comparing Price Ranges For Home Sales

I recently did a search on Greenville, Greer, Simpsonville, Taylors, and Travelers Rest and found that 119 homes sold between $200,000 and $300,000 in May and June of 2009. 4 of the 119 were an auction or unusual situation leaving 115 that were normal transactions. Out of the 115 normal transactions, all but 3 came down quite a bit on their price. The 3 homes that did not come down in price were all new construction and most likely had features added that made the price go up. Out of …