Crabs: Fast Facts on a Delicacy
If you"re lucky, you"ve feasted on crabs at some point in your life. Here are a few facts about the critters you probably didn"t know.

Submitted By Kim Remesch

Women Executives: Whos in the Kitchen
For years, many business executives threw the at-home business dinner to gain that all-important one-on-one time with a client. Now women are in the position of having to do the same. The difference is, they don"t have wives to pull off the event. There are still options.

Submitted By Kim Remesch

Choosing Your Christmas Tree
For most people, the main decision involved in choosing a Christmas tree is: fake versus real. In reality, Christmas trees differ by coloring, longevity, branch density and height. This article details the types and styles.

Submitted By Kim Remesch

Inventors: Promoting Your Invention
Inventors---no one will promote your brainchild better than you will. Whether it be through niche market, or by filling a long-time need, capitalize on what makes your work different. Market early, and market often.

Submitted By Kim Remesch

Inventors: Manufacturing Your Invention
Inventors often turn to manufacturing their own product when they fail to sell the idea outright to a licensee. When the inventor takes this step, he basically goes into the manufacturing business, often unfamiliar territory. Here are a series of questions and concerns to keep in mind.

Submitted By Kim Remesch

Inventors: Should You License Your Idea?
Most inventors prefer to license their ideas to another company that will manufacture the idea. First, you have to find out if it can be done, then arm yourself with the right information to make the best deal.

Submitted By Kim Remesch