In the world of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) there is a danger of not seeing the forest for the trees, or focusing too much on all the strategies that can be used to get a website on top and forgetting to deliver quality content. This article focuses on why "content is king" and how to determine whether you have high-quality content. | Read More →

There is nothing quite like the "newborn fog" when new parents are literally stumbling in the dark, trying to figure out their baby. This article suggests what to do when you are up in the middle of the night in a sympathetic and humorous tone with the aim of helping parents cope with typical challenges and know they are not alone. | Read More →

The 48 million Americans that experience hearing loss may be the largest group served by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Thus, businesses must be aware of and knowledgeable about Assistive Listening Devices required to be present in all types of venues. This article gives an introduction to ALDs, including the most common types, the ADA requirements associated, and the areas of recent development. | Read More →

Not everyone knows the long history and current uses of honey as a health benefit and medical aid. This article provides a quick yet thorough examination of the main medicinal uses of honey, noting the benefits and cautions. Some of the differences between pasteurized and raw honey are also noted. The article references scientific studies. | Read More →

Gardening can be overwhelming to somebody wanting to grow their own vegetables for the first time. This comprehensive and annotated checklist of 20 items including the planning stage, soil preparation, helping vegetables grow, and harvesting, is intended to guide a beginning vegetable gardener through the ups and downs of an entire season. It gives the new gardener confidence and a solid starting place from which to search out any additional information. It also includes a bit of humor to help the learning sink in! | Read More →

Many parents-to-be are becoming more aware of postpartum depression, but it is hard to tell from a list of symptoms what it really looks like. This article takes a look at the less-talked-about symptom of anger and provides a "day-in-the-life" scenario to help illustrate what some women with postpartum depression really experience. It encourages those who need it to get help and gives those who are supporting others suggestions of what they can do. | Read More →