October 15, 2009 | By Tom Martens In Finance | by Graham McKenzieIn the current world majority of people, both young and old, are overweight. Though all of them realizes that being fit is very important, it appears to be a difficult goal to achieve. Attaining your fitness goals needs as much planning and dedication as any other goal in life. The first step to being fit and healthy is to devise a fitness plan and to make up your mind to adhere to it. A lot of ready made fitness plans are

October 6, 2009 | By Scott Mickelson In Finance | by Melvin MooreWith the current state of world affairs and the current economy more and more people are choosing to partcipate in “stay-cations” rather than going on an expensive vacation. What better way to optimize a stay-cation than with a pool in your own backyard. With a pool in your own backyard you can lounge around in the sun, take a refreshing dip all without the crowds that would be typically found at a hotel. And even with the

August 29, 2009 | By Hubert Miles In Finance | by Hubert MilesFlorida offers many great gated golf communities, but none are finer than The Champions Club. The Champion’s Club has an 18-hole Fox Hollow Golf Club championship golf course bordering more than half of the 368 available home sites. The lots not bordering the golf course feature gorgeous views of the protected lakes and woodland.Fox Hollow golf course was designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones, Sr, the last in his serie

When people are thinking about buying their own home gyms and building a good workout station in their garage there is usually one big problem. Exercise equipment like treadmills cost a lot of money and if you want to buy all the machines at the same time, you need to have a lot of money. This normally results in people buying one machine at a time. You see this everywhere you go: a treadmill in the garage waiting to be used. This happens because people have to keep on going to their local gym f

One of the more interesting experiments we have tried is the recruitment of columnists who are not professional journalists, but are experts in their fields. The goal is to provide unfiltered information and opinion from those actually making a living at the work. In going on five years, I estimate we have employed more than 60 such writers, on topics ranging from finance and retirement to manners and pet care. Some of these writers stick and become permanent fixtures (sales trainer Tom Richard