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Table Of Contents CHAPTER 1: DEFINING PUBLIC DOMAIN........................5 What is public domain...and why should you care?.................5 Requirements for public domain works.....................7 Copyright clearance: Obtaining a certified copyright search report........................16 The Slow Free Way........................16 The Fast Expensive Method........................19 CHAPTER 2: FINDING AND PREPARING PUBLIC DOMAIN WORKS........................22 Internet Searches........................22 Public Libraries.........................26 Garage Sales and Flea Markets.......................27 Paid Lists/Reseller Programs........................28 Some works that are now considered public domain........................31 Scanning and Preparing Public Domain Works for Resale........................37 How to scan books and publications for electronic distribution......................38 CREATING E-BOOKS........................40 CHAPTER 3: MAKING MONEY........................52 Famous Fortunes Made From Public Domain Works...................53 Walt Disney........................53 Ted Turner.........................54 Money-Making Methods of Using Public Domain Works55 Replicate and sell e-books........................55 Edit and update the content, then sell revised editions........................56 Reseller/Affiliate Programs........................57 Create products using public domain images.....................58 Sell public domain reproductions on e-Bay......................59 Publish print or CD versions of public domain works..59 Downloadable public domain music, movies or software........................60 Upsell original products by offering public domain works as bonus buys.......................60 Article series or e-courses........................61 Why You Need a Web Site (and How to Get One)..................64 Getting a web site........................65 Choosing a domain name........................69 Web site design........................71 Content and web copy........................73 Visibility........................74 Pay Up: How to Collect Money from a Web Site...................76 Distributing your product.81 Choosing Public Domain Topics That Sell........................83 Hot topics: Current sellers that can be found in the public domain........................83 Timeless topics: Subjects that have general appeal........................84 Test Marketing Your Topic........................85 Google AdWords Campaigns........................85 Terminology for search engine advertising........................88 Mini-sites and e-mail/click tracking.............................90 Free giveaways........................92 Free bonuses........................95 Build a list.......................96 Target a niche market....................100 SUMMARY........................103 APPENDIX: RESOURCES........................105 IMPORTANT SITES YOU SHOULD KNOW.....................105 LINKS........................105 Public Domain Groups and Forums..........................105 Resources for Finding Public Domain Works...................106 All About Web Sites........................107 Marketing Resources........................108 Miscellaneous Useful Links and Free Stuff...................108 United States Copyright Office Search Request Form..................109 GLOSSARY........................111 SELF COMMITMENT AGREEMENT........................114 Sample Content Preview CHAPTER 1: DEFINING PUBLIC DOMAIN What is public domain...and why should you care? The phrase “public domain” naturally conjures an image of an area open to the public. It’s logical to guess this phrase refers to community parks, playgrounds, unprotected natural land (if there’s any of that left), and structures like malls or downtown squares. Any place a bunch of folks can get together without danger of trespassing or loitering accusations might be a “public domain.” However, this phrase also refers to a specific body of intellectual property. Books, music, movies, images and photographs whose copyrights—the little law that makes Bill Gates grin every time somebody says “Microsoft”—have expired, or which were never copyrighted in the first place (at least before 1989) are officially considered “public domain.” They belong to the public, and any person may use their contents in any way they choose. Why should you care? Because knowledge of public domain works, blended with a little business savvy and entrepreneurial spirit, can make you money...whether you’re just looking for some spare cash, or the fortune you’ve always dreamed about. You are about to discover the secrets to cashing in on the public domain. You’ll find out what defines this vast pool of resource material that’s free and clear for your use; how to locate and verify public domain works; which books, movies, music or images are the most likely to earn a profit; and how to get started making money in this exciting and largely untapped field.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview Cakes, Bread, and Muffin, Corn Fritter Recipes: AMISH BREAD STARTER 2/3 c. sugar 2/3 c. milk 2/3 c. flour 2/3 c. oil 3 eggs 1/2 tsp. salt 1/2 tsp. vanilla 1 to 1 1/2 tsp. cinnamon 1 c. sugar 2 c. flour 1 1/4 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. baking soda Combine ingredients in large airtight container with lid. Store at room temperature, do not refrigerate. Stir every day for 17 days. The recipe makes more than the 1 cup needed. But allows for evaporation. Now the starter is ready. For the next 10 days handle starter according to the following instructions. Day 1, receive the starter Day 2, 3 & 4 - stir Day 5, Add 1 cup each flour, sugar and milk. Day 6 & 7, stir Day 8 & 9, stir Day 10, Add 1 cup flour, sugar and milk. Divide into 3 containers of 1 cup each for friends. After removing the 3 cups of batter, mix in the following ingredients: Using a fork, beat by hand until well blended. Add 1 cup raisins and 1 cup nuts (optional). Grease pans with butter, sprinkle with sugar instead of flour. Bake at 325 for 1 hour. Cool 10 minutes, remove from pans.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Legal Disclaimer (Pg 24) Chapter 1 - Bartending Basics Basic supplies you will need for a professionally equipped bar (Pg 3) Standard Bar Measures (Pg 4) Glass Ware (Pg 5) Stocking Your Bar (Pgs 6 & 7) Bar Hints & Tips (Pgs 8 - 10) Density Chart For Liqueurs (Pg 11) Common Bar Terms (Pgs 12-14) How to Chill Cocktail Glasses (Pg 15) How to Cut Lemon Twists (Pg 16) How to Flame a drink (Pg 17) How to Layer a Cocktail (Pg 18) A recipe for simple syrup (Pg 19) How to Make Sour Mix (Pg 20) How to Muddle a Drink (Pg 21) Chapter 2- Your Responsibilities As A Host How to Recognize Signs of Inebriation (Pg 22) Dealing with someone who is drunk (Pg 23) Sample Content Preview Basic supplies you will need for a professionally equipped bar. A jigger measure (one with an accurate scale of half and quarter ounces) A bar strainer A corkscrew A can or bottle opener A large pitcher A mixing glass or shaker A set of measuring spoons A lemon-lime squeezer A Paring knife Ice bucket with tongs (vacuum type is preferred) A wooden muddler (for mashing mints, fruits, etc.) A variety of different glassware for different types of drinks (see Glass Ware)

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview There are five different types of products you can apply this infamous profit plan to that will be discussed here. Plus, I'll even offer you shining examples of each one to further drive home the process. Of course, there are many more profit plan examples scattered about the internet, but these are the five we will be focusing our attention on. We'll begin with the most well known, and most profitable $10.00 profit plan product and move on to the other two, not so common forms. 1. The "Rebrand" Plan Ahh yes. The Rebrand profit plan product. What a well known product this is! For those of you that know it, this will simply be a refresher of sorts. And, for those of you that aren't so familiar with it, you will be amazed by the sheer simplicity yet effectiveness of this plan. Let's first begin with a short, but consice explanation of precisely what the Rebrand product is. A rebrandable product is one in which you allow your recepients, or those that receive it from you, or another source such as someone else giving it away, to change specific aspects of the product. In general, these are usually designated areas within the product that can be changed to reflect that person's name, web site name or URL link, affiliate links, or things of this nature. These "rebrandable" areas are always pre-formatted by the product's author or creator.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Introduction 8 1. HOLIDAY GIFT GIVING...................... 10 2. CLEARANCE ....................................... 11 3. THRIFT / SURPLUS STORES ............. 12 4. WRAPPING PAPER AND BOWS.......... 13 5. REUSE.. 14 6. LANDSCAPING................................... 15 7. BUDGET............................................. 16 8. PLAN .... 17 9. BUY IN BULK..................................... 18 10. ALLOWANCE .................................. 19 11. WHAT MATTERS TO YOU.............. 20 12. SETTING GOALS ........................... 21 13. BE REALISTIC............................... 21 14. FLEXIBILITY.................................. 21 15. INSURANCE................................... 22 16. COUPONS...................................... 22 17. CREDIT CARDS ............................. 23 18. MORTGAGE PAYMENT ................... 23 19. CREDIT CARD INTEREST .............. 23 20. PATIENCE...................................... 24 21. FINANCIAL CONSULTING.............. 24 22. BREAK OLD HABITS...................... 24 23. AVOID TEMPTATIONS ................... 25 24. THE RIGHT TIME TO SHOP .......... 25 25. MAKE YOUR OWN GIFTS.............. 25 26. BARTER SYSTEM ........................... 26 27. MATINEE....................................... 26 28. COMPARISON SHOP...................... 26 29. STOP COMPETING WITH THE JONES’ ........................................ 27 30. SALES CLERK COMPLIMENTS....... 27 31. INCENTIVES – REWARD PLAN ..... 28 32. DOLLAR STORES........................... 28 33. DON’T GIVE UP THE GOOD STUFF ............................................ 28 34. UTILITIES ..................................... 29 35. CHECK THE GARBAGE................... 29 36. WRITTEN PLAN.............................. 29 37. ATTITUDE ..................................... 30 38. UNSECURED CREDITORS.............. 30 39. OFF-SEASON................................ 30 40. BUY VERSUS RENT OR LEASE ...... 31 41. BUFFET MEALS.............................. 31 42. CABLE NETWORKING.................... 31 43. PROPER MAINTENANCE ................ 31 44. COMPANY STOCK / 401K ........... 32 45. FAMILY HAIRCUTS ........................ 32 46. WANTS VERSUS NEEDS................ 32 47. REFINANCE ................................... 32 48. GO GENERIC ................................. 33 49. STOCK UP..................................... 33 50. SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES ............. 33 51. CARPOOL ...................................... 34 52. TRENDY FASHION ......................... 34 53. FREE ENTERTAINMENT.................. 34 54. TELEPHONE / MOBILE PHONE ..... 35 55. HOME REMEDIES .......................... 35 56. PAY ON TIME................................ 35 57. INSULATION .................................. 36 58. CANCEL SUBSCRIPTIONS ............. 36 59. CONSOLIDATE YOUR ERRANDS.... 36 60. SELL YOUR STUFF ......................... 36 61. TURN YOUR HOBBY INTO MONEY 37 62. RECYCLE ....................................... 37 63. HEATING AND COOLING............... 37 64. SHOP ONLINE ............................... 38 65. CONSIGNMENT SHOPS ................. 38 66. SELLING YOUR HOME ................... 38 67. STAY OUT OF THE MALLS ............. 39 68. CAR SHOPPING ............................. 39 69. CHECK RECEIPTS AND STATEMENTS......................................... 39 70. CHALLENGE THE DOCTOR/HOSPITAL........................................ 40 71. OVERDRAFT PROTECTION ............ 41 72. BANK ACCOUNTS.......................... 41 73. ORGANIZATION............................ 41 74. GOOD HEALTH .............................. 42 75. AUTOMOBILE CARE....................... 42 76. VACATIONS ................................... 42 77. ANNUAL MAINTENANCE................ 43 78. BORROWING MONEY .................... 43 79. REPAIR VERSUS REPLACE............. 44 80. DINING OUT................................. 45 81. PLAN MENUS................................ 45 82. COORDINATE EFFORTS................. 46 83. COMPUTER SOFTWARE ................. 46 84. LIFE SATISFACTION...................... 46 85. LIVE WITHIN YOUR MEANS.......... 47 86. APPROPRIATE DEDUCTIONS......... 47 87. CHRISTMAS FUND......................... 47 88. PREVIOUSLY VIEWED.................... 48 89. DINNER GUESTS........................... 48 90. INSTANT MESSAGING / MICROPHONE...................................... 48 91. LONG DISTANCE CALLING ........... 49 92. FREEZE FOODS ............................. 49 93. BALL GAMES ................................. 50 94. DISCOUNT BOOKS........................ 50 95. BABY FOOD ................................... 50 96. SQUELCH THE SMOKING .............. 50 97. REBATE PROGRAMS ...................... 51 98. SEASONAL BUYS........................... 51 99. POCKET CHANGE........................... 51 100. FREEBIES...................................... 51 101. SEE YOUR SUCCESSES ................. 52 Sample Content Preview Introduction People are always trying to save money, especially with today’s economy. No matter what your reason for saving, through this ebook, you will discover ways never considered. The price of everything has gone up, requiring people to be more conscientious about money. The problem is that by the time the mortgage, car, utilities, and credit cards are paid, there is little money to put aside. Saving money is not that hard, just a matter of learning all the different options and being creative. In addition to the obvious of putting money into a retirement fund or savings account, there are hundreds of ways to save money. Although some ways of saving may not seem like much, once you add them up at the end of the year, you will see how substantial the savings really are. Keep in mind that saving is more than a single lump sum of money put aside. Saving is something found in your everyday life by the way you live and the choices you make. Rome was not built in a day and neither will your bank account be. Each penny saved is one more penny than before. If you have the ability to save big, that is great. However, most people are not in that position, which is why this e-book will show you how little savings can add up quickly. Be encouraged that it is never too late to start saving, regardless of your age. Set your mind that now is the time to start building your future. Before we start I just want to remind you of the water pot analogy you read on the sales page before purchasing this book…

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview 1. Don't Believe Everything You Read. You're about to learn why this little tid bit of information tops my list of "Don'ts". The internet is a vast, and I do mean vast, source of information plastered all over the place. And the Internet Marketing field is no different. You're likely to see 2,000 products all on the same subject. Each one of the authors claiming that THEIR product is better than all the rest because of X-Y-Z reasons. Let me explain something to you right now before I continue on. . . . Internet Marketing is just like a magic trick. Every Internet Marketer that's worth their weight in hundred dollar bills knows that it's all in the presentation. Just like a magician. I mean, if you could sneak backstage and see how the magic is performed, you'd lose interest in the actual trick. My point is this. . . . If you knew what these top Internet Marketing pros did to create the "smoke-and-mirror" effects, then the product they were advertising would seem less than amazing. Now, for your REAL education. Here's some of those "smoke-and-mirror" effects so that you can learn to see past them and use the tricks yourself: - Expiring Offers. Sometimes it's real, sometimes it's bogus. More often than not though, it's bogus. This excludes those offers deemed as firesales. Those really DO have an expiry. Still, it is a sales gimmick to get you to buy now. - Limited Introductory Offer. Usually this is simply a trick to get you motivated to purchase a vendor's product. On occassion, a vendor will raise their prices, but not normally. - A Compelling Life Story. Internet Marketers use this trick to connect to the emotional part of their customers. Most purchases, whether you are aware of it or not are made due to an emotional response triggered by the advertisement presented. Take the subject of money for example. Who doesn't want more of it? Some marketers will lead you to believe that they are living "high on the hog" and have been made multi -millionaires through their efforts of creating and selling information products online. And they are willing to "share these secrets of wealth" with you, for a price. Of course, those searching for easy ways to make more money, or become millionaires themselves will more than happily plop down the bucks. - Facts and Figures. Yes, some sales materials will contain what you are lead to believe are real examples of income earned through the particular program they are trying to peddle. But, with image editing programs such as Adobe Photoshop, anyone can "doctor" up an image that reflects so called "real earnings". Again, some are real, and others are made up to get you hooked enough to close the sale. Notice too that any sales page that contains "actual" facts or earning income figures will also carry disclaimers that "the results represented here are not typical", or some other type of legal material to keep the seller out of "hot water" with people who expect the "moon".

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'Thyme' For Biscuits 13. 1776 Coffee Cake 14. 1986 Winner Praline Cookies 15. 1986 Winner: Almond Thumbprint Cookies 16. 1986 Winner: Butter Crisps 17. 1986 Winner: Chocolate Covered Cherry Cookies 18. 1986 Winner: Coconut Joys 19. 1986 Winner: Impatient Person's "I'm Hungry" Cookies 20. 1986 Winner: Praline Cookies 21. 1986 Winner: Rolled Animal Cookies 22. 1986 Winner: Sirups Kager (Danish Brown Spice Cookies) 23. 1988 1st Place: Fay Kuhn's Thumbprints 24. 1988 2nd Place: Pat Egan's Christmas Tree Cookies 25. 1988 3rd Place: Gloria Heeter's Best Gingerbread Cookies 26. 1989 1st Place: Melt Aways 27. 1989 2nd Place: Great-Grandma's Gingerbread Cookies 28. 1989 3rd Place: Cinnamon Toffee Bars 29. 1989 Honorable Mention: Butter Cookies You'd Eat In A Dre 30. 1989 Honorable Mention: Dottie's Mexican Wedding Cookies 31. 1989 Honorable Mention: Jelly Christmas Eyes 32. 1990 1st Place: Nut Crescents 33. 1990 2nd Place: Mom's Sugar Cookies 34. 1990 3rd Place: Shortbread Sheep 35. 1991 1st Place: Caramel Pecan Treasures 36. 1991 2nd Place: Oma's Almond Cookies 37. 1991 3rd Place: Christmas Ginger Cookies 38. 1992 1st Place: Gingerbread Bears 39. 1992 2nd Place: Pecan Tassies 40. 1992 3rd Place: Chocolate Mint Sticks 41. 1993 1st Place: Ginger Cookies 42. 1993 2nd Place: Mozart Cookies 43. 1993 3rd Place: Empires 44. 1993 3rd Place: Springerle 45. 1993 Gravenstein Apple Fair - Apple Pie Grand Champion 46. 1994 1st Place: Rumprint Cookies 47. 1994 2nd Place: Surprise Packages 48. 1994 3rd Place: Kolachkes 49. 1995 1st Place: Swedish Spice Cookies 50. 1995 2nd Place: Brown Butter Maple Spritz 51. 1995 3rd Place: Christmas Rocks 52. 1995 4th Place: Friendship Cookies 53. 1995 5th Place: Joan's Little Joys 54. 1996 1st Place Winner: Chocolate Shots 55. 1996 2nd Place Winner: Shortbread Cookies 56. 1996 Honorable Mention: Kourambiethes (Almond Shortbread) 57. A To Z Veggie Casserole 58. Alaskan Snow Pie 59. Almond Apricot Coffee Cake 60. Almond Mice Cookies 61. Almond Pie 62. Almond Wow!! Pound Cake 63. Almond-Cashew Bars 64. Aloha Cake 65. Angel Pie 66. Annette's Chocolate Bars - Annette Schaefer 67. Apple Bars - Mary Ann Benrud 68. Apple Bread 69. Apple Custard Pie 70. Apple Harvest Blondies 71. Apple Nut Cake 72. Apple Pecan Pie 73. Apple Pie 74. Apple Quick Bread 75. Apple Rhubarb Bread 76. Apple Strudel 77. Applesauce Torte 78. Applesauce Walnut Bread 79. Apricot Nut Cookies 80. Apricot Pie 1 81. Apricot Tea Tart 82. Apricot Turnover Cake 83. Artichoke Crab Paella - Kristen Farrar Davis 84. Aunt Jo's Bavarian Apple Torte 85. Autumn Glory Pie 86. Avocado Pie 87. Avocado, Citrus, Jicama, And Persimmon Salad 88. Baby Artichokes And Sausage Rigatoni 89. Baby Cradles 90. Baby Nathan Bars 91. Baked Chicken With Banana Stuffing 92. Baked Green Banana Duckunoo 93. Baklava 94. Bamboo Boat Arawak 95. Banana "Mars" Soup 96. Banana & Fish Tea 97. Banana & Pineapple Salad W/Lemon French Dressing 98. Banana & Shrimp Curry 99. Banana A La Creole 100. Banana And Bacon Skewer 101. Banana And Orange Jam 102. Banana Appetizer 103. Banana Au Gratin 104. Banana Baked Alaska 105. Banana Balls 106. Banana Bisque 107. Banana Brazillian 108. Banana Bread 109. Banana Cake 110. Banana Caramel 111. Banana Cassata Ice Cream 112. Banana Charlotte 113. Banana Cheese Cake 114. Banana Cheese Dip 115. Banana Coconut Delight 116. Banana Cold Souffle 117. Banana Cottage Cheese Salad 118. Banana Cream Pie 119. Banana Cream Pie 1 120. Banana Daiquiri 121. Banana Delight 122. Banana En Casserole 123. Banana Encante 124. Banana Floating Island 125. Banana Fritters 126. Banana Glory 127. Banana Home-Style 128. Banana Hot Biscuits 129. Banana Ice Cream 130. Banana Indiani 131. Banana Jam 132. Banana Jonkanoo Pie 133. Banana Joy 134. Banana Meat Loaf 135. Banana Milk Shake 136. Banana Mossah 137. Banana Nectar 138. Banana Nova 139. Banana Nut Bread Special 140. Banana Nut Cake 141. Banana Nut Salad 142. Banana Oracabessa 143. Banana Orange Fruit Shake 144. Banana Pancake 145. Banana Pineapple Meringue 146. Banana Split French Toast 147. Basic Pie Crust 148. Becky's Butter Pecan Cream Cheese Bars 149. Beef "Nancy Pants" 150. Beef Pot Pie 151. Beef Steak & Kidney's In Pastry Puff 152. Best Ever Carrot Cake (Frosted) 153. Better Than Reese's Peanut Butter Candy 154. Blackberry Jam Pie 155. Blackberry Pie 156. Bless-Your-Heart Cheesecake 157. Bloomin’ Butter Sunflower Cookies 158. Blue Ribbon Cookies 159. Blue Ribbon Cookies 160. Blue Ribbon Rocky Road Caramel Bars Ryan 161. Blue-Ribbon Apple Pie 162. Blueberry Banana Loaf 163. Blueberry Crunch 164. Blueberry Yogurt Muffins 165. Blueribbon Blueberry Muffins 166. Blum's Coffee Toffee Pie 167. Bourbon Pecan Pork Roast 168. Brandy Peach Cake W/Brown Sugar Glaze 169. Bread & Butter Pickles 1 170. Bread And Butter Pickles 171. Broccoli Salad With Spam 172. Broccoli With Stuffing 173. Buried Treasure Cookies 174. Buttercream Icing 175. Buttermilk Cheese Loaf 176. Cajun Stuffed Crab 177. California Almond Pie 178. Caramel Apple Biscuits 179. Caramel Apple Pie 180. Caramel Butter Pecan Cake 181. Caramel Pecan Fudge Bars 182. Carrot Cake Cookies 183. Carrot Loaves 184. Chanukah Chale 185. Cheese And Tomato Strata 186. Cheese Bread (Machine) 187. Cheese Bread 188. Cheese Fudge 189. Cheese Scones 190. Cheesecake Mint Brownies 191. Cheesecake With Raspberry Sauce 192. Cheesy Pie 193. Cheesy Quick Bread 194. Cherry Jam 195. Cherry S'more Brownies 196. Cherry-Nut Torte 197. Chewy Butterscotch Sticks 198. Chicken Gumbo 199. Chilies With Corn Tamale Filling 200. Chinese Burgers 201. Choco-Honey Crunch Pecan Pie 202. Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Bars 203. Chocolate Filled Braid 204. Chocolate Fudge Cake 205. Chocolate Hazelnut Baklava 206. Chocolate Mousse Malt Ball Pie 207. Chocolate Rocky Road Bars 208. Chocolate Zebra Cheesecake 209. Chocolate Zucchini Cake 210. Chocolate-Raspberry Meringue Coffee Cake 211. Chocolate-Toffee Crunch Cake 212. Chopped Chicken Livers 213. Cinnamon Nut Rolls 214. Cinnamon Oatmeal Cranberry Snack Cookies 215. Cinnamon Puff Muffins 216. Cinnamon Thumbs 217. Classic Rich Raisin Bread 218. Coconut Cream Cake 219. Coconut Custard - Www.Honey.Com 220. Coconut Pinto Bean Pie 221. Company Cheese Strata 222. Coq Au Vin Rosetts 223. Cornell White Bread 224. Cornmeal Pinon Shortcakes With Berries And Lime Cream 225. Country Cheesecake 226. Country Three Berry Pie 227. Country Time Lemon Loaf 228. Cracker Jack Cookies 229. Cranberry Brambles 230. Cranberry Cheese Bread 231. Cranberry Cornmeal Cookies 232. Cranberry Crumble Coffee Cake 233. Cranberry Nut Swirls 234. Cranberry Sweet Potato Muffins 235. Cranberry Vanilla Chip Muffins 236. Cranberry-Orange Cheesecake 237. Cream Cheese Braids 238. Creamy Red Beans And Rice With Caramelized Onions 239. Creole Meat Pies 240. Crevette Florentine 241. Crisco Pie Crust 242. Crisco White Cake 243. Crunchy Carmel Apple Pie 244. Curried Turkey Pita Pockets 245. Custard Pie 1 246. Dark Rye Bread 247. Delicious Apple Pie 248. Deluxe Sugar Cookie 249. Dena's Upside-Down Pudding Cake 250. Deviled Crab Crepes 251. Dill Bean Pickles 252. Dill Pickles 253. Dilled Green Tomatoes 254. Dilly Beans 255. Dipped Coconut Shortbread 256. Divinity Surprise Cookies 257. Double Chocolate Spice Bread Pudding 258. Double Fudge Brownies 259. Double Gingerbread Dump Cake 260. Dream Daters 261. Drop Molasses Cookies 262. Dusen Confecto 263. Easy Dairyland Casserole 264. Egg Bread 265. Elk Meat Loaf 266. English Muffins 267. English Toffee Cookie Bars 268. English Walnut Toffee Pie 269. Festive Honey-Fruit Bars 270. Fit For A King Nutmeg Cake 271. Forgotten Cookies 272. Four Cheeses Baking Powder Biscuits 273. French Caramel Pecan Bars 274. French Pork Chops Baked With Cabbage 275. French Silk Cheese Pie 276. Fresh Blackberry Pie 277. Fresh Blackberry Pie 278. Fresh Grapefruit Pie 279. Fudge Brownie Tart 280. Garlic Roaster - Use & Care 281. German Chocolate Delight 282. German Dark Rye Bread 283. Gooseberry Pie With Almond Pastry 284. Graham Cracker Crust 285. Grand Champion Angel Cream Dessert 286. Grand Champion Pumpkin Lemon Pie 287. Grandma's Cinnamon Rolls 288. Grandma's Lemon Spice Marble Cake 289. Grape Jelly 290. Grape Pie 1 291. Greek Diples 292. Green Grape-Apple Pie 293. Grilled Or Roast Lamb 294. Guacamole 295. Gumdrop Cookies 296. Habanero Marmalade 297. Halloween Pumpkin Breakfast Braid 298. Hash Brown Bake 299. Hawaiian Style Pork 300. Hazelnut Crepes 301. Hazelnut Flatbread 302. Hazelnut Honey Pie 303. Hazelnut Mousse 304. Hazelnut Sauce 305. Hazelnut-Espresso Ice Cream 306. Heavenly Gingerbread Cake 307. Holiday Honey Punch 308. Home Town Special 309. Honey Apple Muffins With Rolled Oat Topping 310. Honey Crinkle Cookies 311. Honey Gold Cake (Quick Mix Method) 312. Honey Nut Cake 313. Honey Nut Orange Bread 314. Honey Of A Bar 315. Honey Peach Butter 316. Honey Pecan Pie 317. Honey Pineapple Carrot Salad 318. Honey Raisin Pear Pie 319. Honey Snap Snaps 320. Honey Whole Wheat Bread 321. Hungry Child 322. Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resorts Corn Bread 323. Indonesian Pasta 324. Jalapeno Cornbread Salad 325. Katie's Apple Pie 326. Key-Lime Cake 327. Kiddie Kitty Meow Mix 328. Lamb Enchiladas 329. Lasagna 330. Lavender Chantilly 331. Lazy Daisy Cake 332. Lemon Blueberry Bliss 333. Lemon Cream Bread 334. Lemon Lovers Pie 335. Lemon Meringue Pie 336. Lemon Meringue Pie With Never Fail Meringue 337. Lemon Pansy Pie 338. Lemon Yogurt Cookies 339. Linda's Apple Pie 340. Linguine Primavera Salade 341. Low-Sugar Granola Snack 342. Luscious Lemon Bread 343. Luscious Swirl Cake 344. Macadamia Nut Pie 345. Mama's Pumpkin Pie 346. Manicotti 347. Maple Corn Muffins 348. Maple Syrup Caramel Rolls 349. Marble Cake 350. Marble Chiffon Cake 351. Marbled Banana Bars 352. Mark Ward's World Championship Salsa 353. Marzipan Bars 354. Matzo Ball Soup (Jewish) 355. Midget Dill Pickles 356. Mixed Vegetable Pickles 357. Mom's Banana Cake 358. Mom's Raspberry Creme Brownies 359. Mom's Special Occasion Ice Cream Dessert 360. Mostly Butter Pie Crust 361. Mother's Noodle Kugel 362. Multiple Grain Bread # 2 363. Multiple Grain Bread 364. Never Fail Pie Crust 365. New England Maple Apple Pie 366. No Bake Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies 367. Nordic Raspberry Muffins 368. North Country Rosemary Olive Scones 369. Nut Bread 370. Nutty Bread 371. Nutty Chocolate Pie Dough 372. Nutty Orange Wheat Bread 373. O'henry Bars 374. Oatmeal Bread 375. Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Muffins With Chocolate Streusel 376. Oatmeal Raisin Cookies 377. Oatmeal Walnut Bread 378. Oatmeal-Raisin Cookies 379. Ohio Lemon Pie 380. Oil Crust Pie 381. Old Fashioned German Apple Cake 382. Old Fashioned Sour Cream Drops 383. Old Fashioned Sour Cream Peach Pie 384. Old-Fashioned Apple Loaf 385. Old-Fashioned Carrot Cake 386. Old-Fashioned Walnut Bread 387. Oleo Pastry (Margarine) 388. Olive Bread 389. Onion Bread Onion Lover's Twist 390. Orange Cocoa Cake 391. Orange Dijon Chicken Saltimbocca 392. Orange Drop Cookies 393. Orange Honey Cake 394. Orange Juice Jelly 395. Orange-Chocolate Torte 396. Ostrich Burger, Broccoli, And Cheese Soup 397. Oven Barbecued Pork Roast 398. Parmesan Spinach Roll-Ups 399. Parmesan Walnut Bread 400. Parsley Bread 401. Pastel Melt-A-Ways 402. Pat's Strawberry Pie 403. Peachy Mustard Pork Chops 404. Peanut Butter Brownies 405. Peanut Butter Frosty's 406. Peanut Butter Honey Bees 407. Peanut Butter-Chocolate Chip Snaps 408. Pecan Cheesecake Bars 409. Pecan Honey Rolls 410. Pecan Oates 411. Pecan Oaties 412. Pecan Pie - Blue Ribbon Pies 413. Pecan Pie 414. Pecan Streusel Cake 415. Pepper Steak 416. Pickled Beets 417. Pickled Beets 2 418. Pickled Mixed Vegetables 419. Pie Crust With Margarine And Lard 420. Pineapple Sweet Rolls 421. Pinwheels 422. Polynesian Shish-Kabob (Without Skewers) 423. Pork & Potatoes In A Roll 424. Portabella Wild Rice With Caramelized Onion Sauce 425. Potato Chip Cookies 426. Pride Of Iowa Cookies 427. Prize Pecan Pie 428. Prize Winning Chocolate Fudge 429. Pumpkin Bread 430. Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies 431. Pumpkin Cookies 432. Quiche Supreme 433. Raised Doughnuts 434. Raisin Bran Cookies 435. Raisin Bread 436. Raspberry Chiffon Pie 437. Raspberry Cream Cheese Crumb Cake 438. Raspberry Rhubarb Crumble Pie 439. Rhubarb Torte 440. Rhubarb-Strawberry Pie 441. Road To Ruin Pie 442. Roast Pork Tenderloin With Cherry-Cranberry Glaze 443. Rum Mocha Chiffon Cake 444. Salsa 445. Sauerkraut Soup ( 446. Savory 3-Cheese Quiche 447. Savory International Spam Cheesecake 448. Savory Sweet Potato Pie 449. Scandinavian Almond Bars 450. Shrimp Casserole 451. Sicilian Grill 452. Simply Oregon Blueberry Pie 453. Soft Pretzels 454. Sour Cream Raisin Pie 455. Sour Cream Twist 456. Southern Ambrosia Apple Pie 457. Southwestern Kabobs 458. Southwestern Souffle 459. Spaghetti Pie 460. Special Cashew Pie 461. Spicy Thai Chicken Salad 462. Spring Garden Cake 463. State Fair Cream Puffs 464. Strawberry Colada Cake 465. Strawberry Cream Pie 466. Strawberry Jelly 467. Strawberry Rhubarb Dessert Bars 468. Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie 1 469. Stuffed Tuna Manicotti 470. Sugar 'n' Spice Cake 471. Sugar Pie Crust 472. Sugar Types 473. Summer Lemon Blueberry Tart 474. Summertime Shrimp And Rice Bowls 475. Sunday Morning Bread 476. Sunflower Crisp Cookies 477. Sunflower Seed Bread 478. Sunshine Cookies 479. Sunshine Salad 480. Sweet Apple Surprise Cake 481. Sweet Cheerity Pie 482. Sweetheart Shortcakes For 2 483. Swiss Chocolate Squares 484. Taco Pasta Salad 485. Tangy Lime Rice Pudding Squares 486. The Wisconsin State Fair Cream Puff 487. Toasted Almond Butter Cake 488. Tricolor Braid 489. Tunnel Of Fudge Cake 490. Tuscany Rice And Bean Soup 491. Unburned Chocolate Pound Cake 492. Upside Down Apple Pecan Pie 493. Vegetable Bake 494. Very Berry Surprise Pie 495. Vidalia Onions Stuffed With Ham & Mushrooms 496. Wedding Morning Blueberry Pastry 497. White Bread 498. Whole Wheat Bread 499. Whole Wheat Herb Bread 500. Winter Carrot Casserole 501. Yellow Angel Food Cake 502. Yellow Cake - Iowa State Fair 503. Yucatan Chicken With Peach-Avocado Salsa 504. Yule Cake 505. Zosha's Sunny Applesauce Sample Content Preview Thyme' For Biscuits 2 1/4 c Red Band all purpose flour 1 T sugar 3 t baking powder 3/8 t garlic salt 1/2 t basil,crushed 1 t thyme,crushed 1/2 c butter 1/3 c Parmesan cheese,Shredded 4 T dried tomatoes,drained and -snipped 1/4 c sour cream 1/2 c milk Pour 3/4 cup boiling water over 10 pieces of dried tomatoes. Let sit for minutes to dehydrate. Stir together flour, sugar, baking powder, garlic salt, basil and thyme. Using a pastry blender, cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in cheese and tomatoes. Make a well in the center of the dry mixture. Add sour cream and milk all at once. Stir just until moistened. Turn dough out onto lightly floured board. Flour top and knead 2 or 3 times. Lightly roll out ¾ inch thick. Cut with biscuit cutter. Place on ungreased baking dish. Bake at 425 degrees for 12-15 minutes or until lightly brown.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview A FEW WORDS BEFORE GETTING STARTED With this little ebook, you’ll never be at a loss when trying to choose a name for your new puppy. And, you don’t have to be a Pit Bull pup owner to find a name for your puppy with this ebook. You can find a name for any puppy or breed of puppy from inside these pages . As a matter of fact, you will see different dog breed images throughout this ebook. So, this naming guide is for anyone and everyone who owns a dog! The names have been broken down into different sections and all the names are listed in alphabetical order for easier searching. But, I encourage you to consider any of the names from any section for your new pup.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Introduction……………………………………………………………………3 Regional Gas Price Averages……………………………………………………………………5 Using the Internet for Gas Info……………………………………………………………………9 Fuel Economy and CO2 Emissions……………………………………………………………………12 Tips for Buying Gas……………………….15 Importance of a Well Tuned Vehicle……………………………………………………………………20 Tire Maintenance……………………………………………………………………25 Winter Driving……………………………………………………………………27 Commuting……………………………………………………………………32 Avoiding the A/C……………………………………………………………………36 Driving the Speed Limit……………………………………………………………………37 Anticipating Driving Conditions……………………………………………………………………39 Gas Saving Products……………………………………………………………………44 EPA Fuel Economy Ratings……………………………………………………………………47 Purchasing a Vehicle……………………………………………………………………50 Miscellaneous Driving Tips……………………………………………………………………52 Links for Information……………………………………………………………………53 Current State Average Gas Costs……………………………………………………………………55 Conclusion……………………………………………………………………60 Sample Content Preview Introduction With the rising cost of gas prices…and no end in sight…everyone wants to save as much money at the gas pump as they possibly can. You may not be able to control the price of gas but you can change certain habits and follow some basic guidelines to help you save as much money as possible. Rising gas and oil prices each year mean that the average driver, who travels approximately 15,000 miles each year in a car that gets about 20 miles to the gallon, will pay more at the end of the year for his gas costs. Every time that the price of gas goes up at the fuel pump by 10 cents the cost of the average drivers gas consumption will rise by about $75 over a year. This e-book will give you some tips, guidelines, and basic advice for helping you keep reduce the amount of money that you spend each week filling up your vehicle. This e-book will also provide you with basic gasoline and vehicle information as well as provide you with numerous tips and suggestions for saving money at the gas pumps as well driving more efficiently.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Introduction: ........................ 4 #1 - Peak Oil ........................ 5 #2 – Housing Bubble Burst ........................ 6 #3 – Gold and Silver Bullion ........................ 8 #4 – The New US Bankruptcy Laws ........................ 9 #5 – Alternative Currencies ........................ 10 #6 – Fractional Ownership ........................ 11 #7 – RFID Technology ........................ 13 #8 – New DVD Formats ........................ 15 #9 – Electronic Paper ........................ 17 #10 – Upcoming Movie Releases ........................ 19 #11 – U.S. Independence Day, 2006 ........................ 21 #12 – Geocaching ........................ 22 #13 – MMORPG ........................ 23 #14 – VLOGS ........................ 25 #15 – Learn Chinese ........................ 26 #16 – Yerba Maté ........................ 28 # 17 – The 2006 USA Elections ........................ 29 Conclusion ........................ 31 Sample Content Preview Introduction: Thank you for your purchase of Niche Predictions 2006 – Volume 1. After the success of my niche market research e-book last year - Niches Exposed - I realized it was time for an update filled with fresh niche market topics, research, predictions and profit ideas for the upcoming year. So many new developments have occurred in many broad markets – from hobbies, technology and finance, to health and fitness, political movements and more. Within each of these many broad areas of interests are many emerging niche markets, and some old ones that are gaining again in popularity. And of course the best part is, people are searching for information related to these markets online. This means more profit opportunities for you! In this first volume for 2006, I have written reports on 17 niche topics that you should be paying attention to – topics that you should be building informative websites about to profit from during the upcoming year. I have also included ideas for monetizing the traffic to sites you build for these markets – which types of affiliate programs, products or services you might consider offering to create more streams of income this coming year. I have also put many keyword phrases in bold type to help get you going on your keyword research. While many of these topics could easily be monetized with Google adsense, I have made sure to also show you where I think there are better, more profitable alternatives too. At the very least, Niche Predictions 2006 is meant to serve you as an idea “cookbook” as you begin to plan your profit pulling website development for 2006. As always though, ideas are great, but it is only when you put those ideas into action that you will see any results. To that end, I hope you take this information, put it into action and have a very profitable 2006 online!