Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview How to Draw a Valentine’s Heart 1) First get a good sharp pencil and eraser.Now let’s make a square with four(4) equal length sides. Use light equal strokes to get the even shape of the square. 2) Next divide the box into four(4) equal parts by sketching out division lines. 3) Now in the two upper top boxes, lightly sketch out two(2) circles making sure that each outer edge of the circle touches a side of the box.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS........................... 3 INTRODUCTION...........................5 THE TYPE OF GRANT YOU NEED...................7 ENTITLEMENTS...........................10 LOANS...........................11 IT’S YOUR CHOICE...........................12 THE GRANT FOR YOU .........................13 GRANT IDEAS THAT MAY WORK FOR YOU.....................15 TAKING THE FIRST STEPS...........................16 WHAT A PROJECT SUMMERY SHOULD LOOK LIKE .........17 PROJECT BUDGET ...........................19 KEEPING TRACK OF THE RESULTS...........................22 TRACKING EXAMPLE..........................23 PUTTING THE FINISHING TOUCHES ON YOUR APPLICATION ..................25 THE FUN PART ...........................26 WAITING FOR YOUR GRANT ...........................28 FEDERAL GRANTS ...........................29 GRANTS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES........................30 RESOURCES AND REFERENCES ...........................31 STATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PAGES: ....................31 OFFICIAL STATE PAGES:....................33 STATE GRANTS PAGES:......................35 CONCLUSION...........................40 Sample Content Preview Introduction Before we get into all the ways you can get a government grant, I’d like to start of with clearing some things up about government grants. I’m sure you’ve seen some late night infomercials with some guy ranting and raving about how easy it is to get a grant, and how simple it is to solve all of your money problems. “Want a house? Get a grant! Want to write a book? Get a grant! Start a business? Get a grant!” all you have to do is simple send some money over to the guy on your TV screen and all your money problems will be over, right? Well, not exactly. I don’t know about you, but to me all that sounds a little bit too good to be true. So what is the truth? Well, it’s somewhere in between… The Federal Government DOES grant over $30 BILLION dollars every year. Unfortunately, most of it does NOT go into the hands of people like you and me. Most of that money ends up in the hands of: o County governments o City or township governments o Independent school districts o State controlled institutions of higher education o Native American tribal governments (Federally recognized) o Nonprofits other than institutions of higher education [includes community action agencies and other organizations having a 501(c)(3) status with the IRS] o Private institutions of higher education, State governments Most of that cool 30 Billion dollars ends up in the hands of the organizations listed above, and when I say most I mean roughly 95%. Now ask yourself, does your family fit into any of the categories above? Probably not. Another 20 billion in grants is also provided by private foundations and trusts every single year. But Again, the vast majority goes to non-profit organizations. Now I know what you must be thinking, but don’t be discouraged because understanding that you do not qualify for the majority of Federal and Private Grants is the first step to actually getting a grant.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents I. WOOD FINISHING IN GENERAL. ........... 4 II. PREPARATION OF NEW AND OLD SURFACES. . 8 III. STAINS IN GENERAL .................... 15 IV. FACTORY PREPARED STAINS. ............. 16 V. WATER STAINS ........................ 18 VI. STAIN BRUSHING AND PROCEDURE ....23 VII. PREPARING WOOD TO TAKE STAIN EVENLY.....25 VIII. THE MIXING AND USE OF WOOD FILLERS. . 31 IX. VARNISH AND SHELLAC ................. 39 X. VARNISHING, RUBBING, POLISHING ........46 XI. VARNISH DEFECTS AND THEIR CAUSES ..... 64 XII. LACQUERS ....... 79 XIII. WAX FINISHES AND OIL-RUBBED FINISHES...84 XIV. SCHEDULES OF WORKING OPERATIONS. .... 88 XV. WOOD & DESCRIPTIONS OF CHARACTERISTICS .......100 XVI. BRUSH GRAINING ......................131 XVII. DECORATIVE WOOD FINISHES BY GLAZING AND HIGHLIGHTING ...................133 XXVIII. REPAIRING DAMAGED FINISHES ..........137 Sample Content Preview CHAPTER I WOOD FINISHING IN GENERAL THE wood finisher's ideal must necessarily be simply that of making the most of what he has to work with, producing the maximum of beauty and serviceability under the circumstances. For no two jobs are alike in all respects and he is seldom consulted in the selection of the wood before erection. In undertaking a job of interior wood finishing there are four factors which must be considered: the kind of wood, the color decorative plan for the room, the durability of the finish expected^ and the cost or investment of money to be made. The kind of wood to be finished determines broadly the character of the finish to be employed. We may say that in common practice woods are finished as indicated by these groups: Stain Natural Mahogany Gumwood Hickory Redwood Chestnut Cedar OakMahogany Ash Walnut, American Holly Walnut, American Walnut, Circassian Bass Paint or Enamel Pine, white Pine, yellow Pine, Oregon Fir Spruce Butternut Oak, white, red Cottonwood Rosewood Cherry Cypress Cherry Rosewood Gumwood Birch, select Chestnut Birch Gumwood Ebony Redwood Cypress Satinwood Fir, select Cedar Redwood In addition to the kind of wood, the grade has much to do with the selection of the finish. The cheaper grades, and even the better grades which have not been selected for grain, figure and color by the mill, often leave one with no choice of finish except as between paint and enamel.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview A FEW WORDS BEFORE GETTING STARTED Many people interested in buying a Pit Bull really don’t know exactly where to look. Or, it can become a very daunting task overtime with all the available Pit Bull Breeder sources out there. So, hopefully, this list will help you choose the Breeder and puppy that’s just right for you and your family. Something to remember while perusing through this listing is that each of these resources listed here were found online and were current at the time of this writing. As the internet changes, so do companies. Things come and go. Such is the way of the ever changing world ?. Another important point to ponder is that not everything that is written is true. So be very careful when deciding on a “Bully” Breeder or Kennel. Not everyone is as honest as he or she should be, and you’ll do well to keep this in mind when searching for the perfect Pit Pup. Check out each source that interests you from this list. Then double check it just to be sure. If you are ever unsure about anything you read or see on any of these Breeders websites, simply contact them either by phone(if they offer one), or email to get the answers you need. The Kennel(or Breeder) should contact you within a reasonable amount of time with all the information. I do not personally endorse any of these Kennels or Breeders listed here. I have included them within this handy little centralized area for your convenience only for those looking to purchase a Pit Bull puppy. Each one should be evaluated by you and be acceptable with the standards you set. I will not tell you that one is better than any other listed here as I have not personally dealt with any of them. This is not to say that you shouldn’t, just that I have not had the need to just yet ?.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Chapter 1 - Earning a Comfortable Living from AdSense Reviewed .... 4 Chapter 2 - What Is AdSense, Really? ................................................. 7 Chapter 3 - Preparing To Set Up an AdSense Account ....................... 10 Chapter 4 - Applying For a Google AdSense Account ......................... 12 Chapter 5 - Choosing Your AdSense Site Niche Topics ...................... 15 Chapter 6 - Building Your AdSense Sites in Step-by-Step .................. 17 Sample Content Preview Chapter 1 Earning a Comfortable Living from AdSense Reviewed Technically, there is only one way to earn money from AdSense. You create a website, and paste the AdSense code into the pages. You then drive traffic to that site, and you earn money when people click on the ads that are being served by Google. That sounds easy enough, right? It is easy, but it takes more thought and effort than that. What you must remember is that you only earn a few cents when someone clicks an ad, for the most part. That amount can be as little as three cents, and on up to five dollars. The most successful AdSense publishers are targeting keywords that pay the most amount of money. These AdSense publishers use a variety of tools to find out what the high paying keywords are. These tools include keyword research tools, such as Word Tracker and Keyword Elite. They spend a great deal of time researching those keywords, finding out what the top keywords are, in terms of number of people searching for them, and what word combinations are being used. These are words and phrases that they will target in the content of their sites.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview How To Mentally Prepare Yourself For Job Hunting. Know What You Want: You should be perfectly clear of what you want. Don't give yourself vague objectives such as "any job that pays." Make your objectives and goals very definite and specific. Your first step to getting a successful job is knowing precisely what you want. So ask yourself the question and write down the answer on a sheet of paper. Expect The Best But Prepare For Adversity: Always expect success, but prepare for the bad things in life. Adversity happens to the best of us. Our challenge is to conquer adversity. Adversity is a great teacher; learn its lessons well. Remember, if you haven't been through bad times, you are far from success. Be Positive: When you create a "win,win, win" attitude, you will start to win. When you start to think positively, everything around you will be positive. Whatever you expect to take place will take place. If you want things to be good, they will be good. You are the master of your destiny. Destiny DOES NOT rule you.

Sample Content Preview Section - Introduction Well, hello there. You know…there's something about you I like. I can't put my finger on it…and it's not just the fact that you purchased this ebook…but there's something about you that makes you attractive. You've got charisma! How do I know? I know you've got charisma because you're open to the world around you and ready to learn new things that the universe has to offer. And if there's one characteristic you always find in charismatic people, it's openness. So, I think I've got your pegged right when I say you've got charisma. Even if you don't know it yet. Charisma is easy to spot. You could probably name a dozen "charismatic" people you know in politics, the entertainment industry, or your personal life. But even though it's easy to spot, charisma isn't so easy to break down into its key components. The "It" Factor It's not so easy to identify exactly what it is about a person that makes him or her charismatic. You know that someone's got "it;" you just can't quite define what "it" is. Charisma is an attractiveness that goes beyond good looks…an appeal that can’t be labeled…a captivating quality that isn't the result of simple intellectual brilliance or a terrific sense of humor. Most people see charisma as something elusive and unachievable—a kind of magical, mysterious magnetism that you’re either born with or not. And the fact is that nothing could be further from the truth! Charisma isn't a function of DNA. It can be developed… and it can be developed by YOU. (Isn't that why you purchased this book?)

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents CHAPTER I On the Situation, Soil, Fencing, and Laying out of Gardens SITUATION ...................................... 3 SOIL ...................................... 4 FENCING ...................................... 9 LAYING OUT ...................................... 18 CHAPTER II On the Making and Managing of Hot Beds and Green houses HOT-BEDS ...................................... 21 GREEN HOUSES ...................................... 31 CHAPTER III On Propagation and Cultivation in general. PROPAGATION .............................. 39 TRUE SEED .... 40 SOUNDNESS OF SEED.......................... 40 SAVING AND PRESERVING SEED...................................... 42 SOWING .... 48 TRANSPLANTING .............................. 54 CULTIVATION...................................... 56 CHAPTER IV VEGETABLES AND HERBS ................... 62 CHAPTER V FRUITS Propagation, Planting, Cultivation PROPAGATION ................................ 109 CUTTINGS ...................................... 109 SLIPS ...................................... 109 LAYERS...................................... 110 SUCKERS ...................................... 110 BUDDING ...................................... 110 GRAFTING ....................................... 110 STOCKS ...................................... 111 PLANTING ...................................... 115 CULTIVATION ................................ 117 LIST OF FRUITS ................................ 119 CHAPTER VI FLOWERS ...................................... 139 OF FLOWERS, AND OF ORNAMENTAL GARDENING IN GENERAL Sample Content Preview CHAPTER I On the Situation, Soil, Fencing, and Laying out of Gardens SITUATION Those who have gardens already formed and planted, have, of course, not the situation to choose. But, I am to suppose, that new gardens will, in a country like this, be continually to be formed; and, therefore, it is an essential part of my duty to point out what situations are best, as well with respect to the aspect as to the other circumstances. The ground should be as nearly on a level as possible; because, if the slope be considerable, the heavy rains do great injury, by washing away the soil. However, it is not always in our power to choose a level spot; but, if there be a slope in the ground, it ought, if possible, to be towards the South. For, though such a direction adds to the heat in summer, this is more than counterbalanced by the earliness which it causes in the spring. By all means avoid an inclination towards the North, or West, and towards any of the points between North and West. After all, it may not be in our power to have a level spot, nor even a spot nearly level; and then we must do our best with what we have. I am speaking here solely of a Kitchen garden. Of ornamental Gardening I shall speak a little in the Chapter on Flowers. From a Kitchen garden all large trees ought to be kept at a distance of thirty or forty yards. For, the shade of them is injurious, and their roots a great deal more injurious, to every plant growing within the influence of those roots. It is a common but very erroneous notion, in England, that the trees, which grow in the hedges that divide the fields, do injury by their shade only. I had a field of transplanted Rutabaga, in the hedge on the North West side of which there were five large spreading oak trees, at some distance from each other. Opposite each of these trees, which could not shade the Rutabaga much, there was a piece of the Rutabaga, in nearly a semi circular form, in which the plants never grew to any size, though those in all the rest of the field were so fine as to draw people from a great distance to look at them.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview Choosing the Grass: The first step before you start a new lawn it to select the best type of grass for your particular requirements. It is essential that you choose the grass variety to suit your needs and one that likes the local climate and the type of soil found in your garden, this is crucial to the overall success of your new lawn. All grasses have preference as to the type of conditions they do best in, the amount of water and nutrients they need, their resistance to pests, their tolerance for shade, and the degree of wear they can withstand, so its clear that you should choose wisely. New grass varieties and mixtures come out on the market every year, ask the expert at your local garden centre about what's right for your area and specifications. A general-purpose grass is the choice for many people but there are harder wearing varieties suitable for playing areas, able to withstand a greater punishment from heavy usage or poor soil, and finer grasses that produce the lawns, which are to be admired rather than walked upon. The next decision will be whether to lay turf or sow seed. Turf has the advantage over seed in that you can have a lawn almost instantaneous. From soil preparation to final layout, it's possible to install a modest-sized sod lawn in one day. If you buy turf from a reputable local grower, you are guaranteed to get a grass that grows well in your area. The grower may offer several choices, from low to high maintenance. Laying Turf: You can lay turf at almost any time of year, even when the ground is slightly frozen or during the heat of summer (although you'll need to water more in summer). In comparison, generally spring and autumn only offer sufficiently favourable conditions for sowing most seed lawns. Turf is especially useful where patches of lawn have become bare, weedy, or damaged. Winter use of street salt in northern regions is one major cause of damage. Make a repair by removing the threadbare turf and prepare the soil for planting by adding a little fertilizer. You can buy a roll or two of sod at a garden centre and place it over the area. If erosion is a problem on a slope, no matter how gentle or steep the incline, turf is the better option. Its healthy, heavy root mat will withstand water runoff even before the lawn is fully established.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Page 2: Index Page 3: Introduction - The Key To Successful Gardening Page 4: Zone Hardiness Maps Page 5: The Soil Page 9: Improving The Soil Page 18: Garden Design Page 23: Pathways & Walkways Page 27: Decking Page 29: Pergolas Page 31: Path Side Planting Page 32: Lawns Page 35: The Cottage Garden Page 37: The Water Garden Page 38: Building a Pond Page 42: Water Features Page 44: Planting Page 48: Topiary Page 50: Propagation Page 55: Fruit Page 58: Bark Ringing & Scoring Page 59: Tree Damage Repair Page 60: Insects & Pests Page 67: Insect Stings & Repellents Page 68: Vegetables Page 70: Container Gardening Page 73: Roses Page 77: Pruning Trees, Shrubs and Other Plants Page 83: The Seasons Page 95: Special Offer Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION: For most of us our garden is our own private refuge, a place where we can satisfy our need for beauty, tranquillity and personal achievement. The garden provides a link with nature, a balance and harmony of the living world. Each garden is an entity, created from its share of the sun and rain and the qualities of the soil, with its own unique character. The majority of plants we grow today have been brought from far-flung regions of the world, giving us variety and the opportunity to experience growing different species than those found locally. Many native species are cultivated to improve appearance and stamina, strengthening their immune system to resist pestilence and predators, creating larger flowers with better form, colour and features and give longer flowering periods. However, those people with an interest in cultivating plants which are extremely tender to the area where they garden, must go to some lengths to enable their choice of plants to flourish and must give them winter protection. There are many factors affecting a plant's hardiness, or rather its ability to succeed in any particular place. The type of soil, its ability or inability to release nutrients, or to drain, or to allow roots to penetrate to sufficient depths, can all affect plant growth. The level of rainfall, and when it falls, is vital. In many places around the world drought is a problem, particularly in the hottest regions. In Northern Europe, it is often not the lack of water but excess, especially if it is accompanied by cold spells. Shelter, in a larger area as provided by hills and mountains or more locally by buildings, walls and trees, these affect what can be grown successfully. Towns and cities are usually a few degrees warmer than rural areas. Frosts can be preceded by snow, which provides protective insulation for plants; frost before snow, especially if it is accompanied by drying winds, can damage plants. An overnight frost on a calm night maybe harmless; a prolonged frost can prove fatal even for some of the hardiest varieties. Northern and eastern winds, or salt-laden winds from the sea, can be disastrous. Day length, the angle of the sun and brightness of the light, are as important as the temperature. Climates repeat themselves around the world due to weather patterns, latitude, proximity to large bodies of water (oceans and major lakes) and other factors. Many of us garden in temperate to sub-tropical climates and these are the ranges of climate in which the vast majority of our "hardy" garden plants originate. If we can identify the broad type of climate where we garden, and we know where a plant is native and can identify the broad type of climate of that area, we are then moving in the right direction for successful gardening.