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Family Album In The Digital Age
By David D. Deprice, Mon Dec 5th
Back then it was simple - you take the picture, you print it andput it in your family album. But now you have a digital camera.So do your cousins, uncles, aunts and granpa Joe. What are yougoing Read more...

How To Choose The Right Digital Camera
By Ron Swerdfiger, Fri Dec 9th
The quality of the digital camera you choose depends on what youwill be using the camera for. If you're just going to beshooting pictures of you kids birthday party or snap shots onyour family Read more...

Small Business Opportunity
By Robert W. Thomson
There are many small business opportunities right under your nose. But you have to look at the world around you with fresh eyes and listen with newly tuned ears. New local ordinances may help you Read more...

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Watching Your Children's Garden Grow
By Rondi Hillstrom Davis, Fri Dec 9th

Start some gardening traditions with your kids. Give them theirown garden patch and a spot to dig. Children love getting theirhands dirty and watching things grow.

Be sure to buy good quality, child sized gardening tools.Plastic toy versions just won’t hold up to the task. You willalso need children’s gloves and a watering can.

Mark off the garden area and turn the soil. Kids can help breakup any lumps with their hands. Work in some organic compost.

Choose seeds that will grow quickly. Small children getimpatient if their plants take too long to sprout. Radishes,Snapdragons, Cosmos, and Sunflowers will all germinate quickly.Carrots and strawberries are also easy to grow-- and yummy toeat.

Large seeds like beans and Morning Glories are easy for smallfingers to push into the ground. You can start your seedsindoors in an eggshell carton. When the seedlings are an inchhigh, tear off the egg carton, and leaving the soil intact,transplant the seedlings outside.

Or, try placing beans on a wet paper towel inside a zip top bag.Tape the bag to a sunny window and wait for the seeds togerminate. I can remember, as a child, checking my beans everymorning before school. The first shoots appeared to my delightand we carefully transplanted the beans outdoors.

Make garden markers by painting small rocks. This will help kidskeep track of their selections.

Make it fun! Grow a sunflower house by planting the sunflowersin a circle with a space in the middle big enough for your kidsto hide. Be sure to leave room for a door.

Grow a spaghetti garden. Plant herbs such as

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Digital Camera Buyers Guide
By Michael Malega
Time to get started on this topic. Take a few moments to read every aspect of this paper hopefully it will be of great help.We use cameras to take pictures of a diversity of things. These can Read more...

basil, oregano,rosemary, and parsley. My kids love to snip fresh herbs. Theystuff their pockets full of scented “spaghetti” herbs.

Share your garden with butterflies and hummingbirds. Zinnias,Verbena, and Cosmos are butterfly favorites. Hummingbirds lovethe nectar from Nasturtium and Lantana, and Hollyhocks.

Children love to pick up bugs and worms. Poke holes in the topof an old jar. Add some dirt and a few, new found specimens. Besure to release the critters back into nature after a few hours.

Arm your kids with cameras to take photos throughout the summer.They will enjoy remembering the fruits of their labor. And, thepictures will help your budding gardener plan for next year.

Happy planting. And, don’t forget to pick a few bouquets formom.

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Have Fun Learning Creativity
By Jim DeSantis
You have some great ideas. You toss them around in your mind. You tell friends about them. They go nowhere. Why? They go nowhere because of what your friends said or because you have the Read more...