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Okay, payday is tomorrow. I want to start stocking my fridge and cupboards better. I need simple ideas for meals, please. It isn't that I can't cook, it's that my energy is so low that just working and trying to keep up with laundry, mowing, etc., doesn't leave much leftover for cooking. Although, if I can cook a one-dish meal that will last me a few days, I can manage that.
I need to do better at planning, and I STINK at planning. I also hate going to stores, so I do try to have a list with me to minimize the time in a grocery store.
I don't even know WHAT I need at this point. I just need something. I keep losing (and finding) the same 6 or 8 lbs. Blech.
Thanks in advance!
I have a local farmer's market on my to-do list tomorrow 'cuz I figured the least I can do is start having salads made up. That's quick and easy enough.
Honestly, I don't know what I'm asking here, so whatever ideas you want to throw at me will be fine.
If it were just me, living alone, it'd be alot easier. So if that is your situation, you ain't got it half bad.
Throw away your white rice and pastas, they are cheap and you can do better
Get a box of whole grain spaghetti, a few strands go into stir frys and pick up the sauce well.
Get a bag of Brown Rice, no flavors added just rice.
If it's Walmart go to the deli section and pick up some heart healthy 60 calorie flax and wheat pitas . I'll tell you why after the list
Ground Turkey, get butterball not jenny O it's watery and nasty
Boneless skinless chicken breasts
Either steel cut oats or reg OLD FASHIONED oats, not quick
Green bell peppers, onions, a couple of cloves of garlic, romaine lettuce, mushrooms, tomatoes, celery, cukes and zucchini are always good to have on hand
canned no salt added tomatoes
frozen pkgs of veggies, no butter or flavor added
and an assortment of fresh fruits
condiments like low sodium soy sauce, mustard , light or fat free mayo/miracle whip
spaghetti sauce
part skim shredded mozzerella , fat free shredded cheddar
Laughing Cow light wedges that can be melted into veggies or on meats to add flavor and variety
a half gallon of low fat skim milk , soy or almond milk
low fat yogurt , greek if you like it
With the pitas, they can be used whole as wraps, or low cal personal pizza crusts , cut into pie shaped wedges and heated till crispy to use a "chips" for dipping hummus , and halved/opened to use as sandwich pitas.
FOR SIMPLE FAST RECIPE IDEAS , I suggest logging onto our community then clicking the RESOURCES tab at left.... there's a link to our personal recipes here and some links to other sites that we have tried and approved for taste and ease of preperation.
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
Laughing Cow light wedges. I'll have to look into that. Thanks.
I guess I should have listed some things I already do, LOL, but good to know I'm on the right track:
The whole grains I do.
Old fashioned oats are on hand, but I need to make oatmeal more often, ha. Not doing much good just sitting in the cupboard.
I use soy milk (never liked "real" milk, blech)
Will have to skip most dairy, which especially includes yogurt (my body doesn't like dairy much anymore, but that's a good thing really) I used to like the soy yogurt, but then I actually read the label and saw all the sugar content and so don't buy those anymore.
Let's see, oh! Yes, there was an earlier conversation about pasta sauce, and I've been doing my own for the same reasons - it's so easy, and I can control the ingredients.
I mean, I don't mind preparing simple things...just not into complicated recipes and such right now unless I have company, which I don't, ha.
Yes, it's true, in several ways I do have it easier as far as the meals go because there are no tempting foods in the house to begin with unless I bring them in myself, but on the other hand, I never really feel like cooking because it's just me and I hate to create a sink full of dishes just for me. I need to tell myself I'm worth cooking for, I suppose.
That's a great list, Kim. Much appreciated.
Oh, one last thing...I notice ya'll point towards the low-fat or fat-free things a bit, but (for anyone else reading this), please also avoid the high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), and that's very hard to do with those low-fat or fat-free things. HFCS is extremely bad for our health, and it's in so much of our food now, but I think as more concern is raised about this, manufacturers are beginning to give us other options again.
I don't always read labels, especially if I have a craving and I just don't care at that moment, but when I do read labels that is definitely something I avoid, along with "partially hydrogenated" anything.
Okay, I will also keep your advice to others in mind about sticking to food that has few ingredients. I was admonished that somewhere else, too, so that's a good reminder.
Fruits, veggies, pita bread (maybe hummus!), whole grains (I spelled it "grins," HA!), the cooking spray...sounds like I'm making out my list!
Oh, and I do need to cut back on the pasta a bit, even though it's whole grain, I still overdo on that. Heavy on the veggies, less on the grains...check.
I just needed help getting my brain in gear again...Thanks again!
Also we have some smoothies listed, and munchie ideas.
take a gander at those recipes and get a broader idea of what to shop for...
all ingredients are listed so it's way easier to fill our a list to go shopping with/or chk your cupboards first
If hunger is not the problem, then eating is not the solution.---author anonymous
If you are going through Hell,keep going.-- Winston Churchill
Hope everyone has a great day.
Discovered Pinterest recently...Ran across this one:
"Not everything that is faced can be changed,
but nothing can be changed until it is faced."
-James Baldwin
add a couple of lemons and limes to Kim's list, plain seltzer and fresh berries if you can afford them. Lemons and limes perk up plain tap water, seltzer and add pizzazz to cooked chicken breasts and vegetables. The American Heart Association has a recipe for a salt free seasoning.
AHA mix:
1/2 t. cayenne (red pepper)
1 T. garlic powder
1 t. each of the following, ground
onion powder
black pepper, freshly ground
If your ground spices are more than 6 months old, buy new. The kick of flavor from fresh spices can make any meal more satisfying. If you don't have a pepper grinder, McCormick spices markets a cheap one among the peppercorns at your supermarket. We tend to have blander choices when we diet which makes us unsatisfied. Don't fall in that trap.
Cutting out the salt but keeping the flavor is the key to fast starting long lasting weight loss.
I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.-Philippians 4:13
I'm in Cleveland, TN, which is near Chattanooga and about an hour or so south of Knoxville. I LOVE TN. Years ago I lived here for about 7 years, and I finally made it back. Despite some tornado possibilities at times, I still love it here. I love the change of seasons, the wild dogwood, etc. It's just so pretty. And, having grown up in FL, I didn't want to move to where winters would be extreme, and this is nice.
Ever been to Fall Creek Falls State Park? I heard it's very nice. Would like to check it out sometime. There are 34 miles of hiking trails there and several water falls. Supposed to be a beautiful area.
Not that I "hike," per se...Still, would like to see the place sometime. I have friends that have camped there.
Fall Creek Falls looks about halfway between us. That's why I asked.
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Each scanned vertical section includes a grid; vertical lines representing northing and horizontal lines representing depth in metres. Easting coordinate is also provided. Drill holes at varying angles and depths are plotted on the scans.
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Hunter Webb, a rising senior center fielder at Russell County, has committed to play for Alabama, his father, Russ, announced Thursday.
Webb hit .408 this past season as a junior. He also had three home runs, four triples, five doubles, 20 RBIs and 16 stolen bases after missing about one-third of the season with a knee injury.
Webb went to the Perfect Game National Showcase in the Metrodome in Minneapolis last week and ran a 6.36 in the 60-yard dash, which was the fourth-fastest time among 300 high school athletes from the U.S., Puerto Rico and Canada.


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CHAPEL HILL — One of the two suspected gang members shot on Franklin Street after a Chapel Hill spring festival was out on bail awaiting trial on murder charges at the time of the shooting, police confirmed Tuesday.
Roy Oswald Bodden Jr., 21, of 907 Birch Ave. in Durham, was shot in the chest and a bullet grazed his head about 9 p.m. April 23, during "After Chill," the unofficial street party that traditionally followed Apple Chill.
He is charged with the 2004 shooting death of Nathan Ladell Alston in Durham, which police think was gang-related, said Durham police spokeswoman Kammie Michael.
Both Bodden and another After Chill gunshot victim, Dennis Wilshire, 19, of Wake Forest are suspected 9-Trey Blood gang members, said Chapel Hill Police Officer Mitch McKinney.
Both Bodden and Wilshire say they are not gang members, McKinney said.
Police didn't release the men's identities until Tuesday, citing concerns for the men's safety.
Bodden was wearing a black and red shirt with a five-point crown with red dots on it -- colors and symbols associated with the Bloods, McKinney said. As Bodden was loaded into an ambulance after getting shot, McKinney saw him flash gang signs, he said.
Suspected members of the 8-Trey Crips were seen near the shooting, McKinney said.
A third man, Hassan William Breeden, 20, of Durham also was shot in the right thigh that night but refused treatment, according to a police report.
Breeden also was out on bail at the time, awaiting charges that he shot and tried to kill two men at a Durham Wendy's, court records show.
About 30,000 people attended the Franklin Street fair and its after party, and 235 police officers were assigned to the event in response to concerns of escalating violence, including an increased gang presence.
Despite the three shootings, Chapel Hill police consider Apple Chill a successful night because nobody died and more people could have been hurt, McKinney said.
"There were several times we broke up several groups of Crips and Bloods getting together," he said.
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Elementary, O'Maley schools
Monday — Chicken tenders, vegetable lo mein, fruit, vegetables.
Tuesday — Beef taco with lettuce, tomatoes, cheese; rice and beans, chilled peaches.
Wednesday — Pasta with marinara sauce, cheese sticks, steamed broccoli, apple crisp.
Thursday — Roasted turkey, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, whole wheat roll.
Friday — Individual vegetable and cheese pizza, fresh spinach salad.
Served daily — Chef salad, fruit, milk; at O'Maley, meatball sub.
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Monday — Chicken tenders, vegetable lo mein, vegetables.
Tuesday — Cheese and chicken quesadilla, black bean salad, vegetable sticks, chilled peaches.
Wednesday — Barbecue pork sandwich, baked sweet potato, steamed corn, apple crisp.
Thursday — Baked macaroni and cheese with crumb topping, steamed broccoli.
Friday — Chicken Parmesan sandwich, potato puffs, vegetables.
Sub of the week — Italian or tuna sub; fruit, milk.


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Around the Water Cooler With Dairy Queen's CEO
John Gainor can spot an efficient employee as well as detect a missing Blizzard ingredient.
After tasting every treat on the Dairy Queen menu, John Gainor can tell when the Double Fudge Cookie Dough Blizzard needs a half pump more of fudge or the Brownie EarthQuake is lacking Oreo crumbles.
As much as the CEO and president can spot a missing layer of Spanish peanuts in the Peanut Buster Parfait, he can pick out a reliable employee and build an efficient team.
"Teamwork is critical," says the 10-year Dairy Queen veteran. "Everybody that's working a shift has a job, and if someone falters, someone else needs to step in and help or the night probably won't go so well."
Gainor, 56, started at International Dairy Queen, Inc. as the chief supply chain officer and became the CEO five years ago. He now oversees more than 6,300 restaurants worldwide, with more than 4,500 in the United States. Since Dairy Queen is a wholly owned subsidiary of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc., the company isn't directly in charge of the several hundred thousand employees. But that doesn't mean Gainor misses an opportunity to converse with the Blizzard techs pumping soft serve behind the counter.
[Read: Around the Water Cooler With Harley-Davidson's CEO.]
The Minneapolis-area resident spoke with U.S. News about how to find productive employees and divulged which Blizzard is his all-time favorite. His responses have been edited.
If a teen is looking for a summer job, but doesn't have prior work experience, what should he or she put on his or her résumé?
If it's a teenager looking to be employed at a local DQ, the things that would be important would be to stress their performance in high school, their grades and any activities they might be involved in. Managers tend to look for leadership skills, so anything they can pull out of their high school education. Also, being responsible is one of the key elements that a store operator would look for in a potential employee because, let's face it, we are dealing with the public and we are serving food items.
Customers can get impatient when forced to wait in long lines – especially when it's hot outside and they're waiting for ice cream. Do you have any tips for companies that want to speed up the efficiency of customer service?
First and foremost, we all need to remember that we exist because of our customers, and our customers are the most important component of our business. At Dairy Queen, we have many initiatives to focus on speed of service. Many of our stores are not ice cream only; many are full quick-service restaurants similar to McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King, and a large percent of our business is done through the drive-thru. So having the proper technology at the restaurant – be it headsets, reader boards, coin counters, the list goes on and on – can speed up speed of service, but it's being staffed adequately for the peak period that really is one of the key components.
How do you know if someone will be a productive employee?
Whenever you're interviewing people, it doesn't matter if it's at a store level or a corporate level, you try to get a good judge of people's experience and their character. Normally people who want to be leaders will take accountability for the customer, the service, the quality, and if you can find those individuals you can normally build a successful team.
In full disclosure, I worked at a DQ in high school and we put a lot of effort into making sure the white walls were free of ice cream splatter and there were no stray sprinkles on the floor. How much time should employees really spend on maintaining a store's appearance?
One of the priorities we have at DQ, and other quick service restaurants as well, is cleanliness and food safety. And like anything in life, it's easier to clean up as you go along versus wait to the end. When you get into a very busy period, it can get a little messy. It falls on the responsibility of the employees because they're the ones actually doing the work. So it really has to be a priority.


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By Becky Killian, Editor
A man charged in the murder of his 25-year-old girlfriend has been indicted by a Laurel County Circuit Court Grand Jury, court documents indicate.
Sean Messer, 34, was indicted for murder and first-degree fleeing or evading police. He was also indicted for being a persistent felony offender, with the court document listing prior convictions for trafficking in a controlled substance, first-degree bail jumping, theft by failure to make required disposition and first-degree wanton endangerment for an incident involving a police officer.
Messer was arrested early morning on Oct. 23 in connection with the stabbing death of Pamela S. Bobbitt. She was found by police inside her home at Plantation Apartments after 11 p.m. Monday, Oct. 22. She had suffered multiple stab wounds and was declared dead at Saint Joseph London hospital by the Laurel County Coroner's Office.
Messer was arrested about three hours later when he tried to retrieve his car, which was under police surveillance. He was charged with murder.
Messer remains in the Laurel County Correctional Center and his bail is set at $250,000 cash.
Others indicted by the grand jury were:
—Robert J. Kemp, 42, of London, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance, driving a motor vehicle while license is revoked or suspended and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants.
—Ian G. Mounts, also known as Gabriel Mounts and Gabe Mounts, 35, of Corbin, first-degree wanton endangerment, two counts of first-degree fleeing or evading police, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants, reckless driving, carrying a concealed deadly weapon and resisting arrest.
—Calvin G. Johnson, 58, of London, first-degree bail jumping.
—Melissa Gaines, also known as Melissa Day, 41, of London, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of intoxicants and speeding.
—Wesley Varga, Crystal Joy Gray Varga, both 33 and of Woodbine, and Jay M. Knight, 26, of London, with Wesley Varga and Crystal Varga indicted for first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance and Wesley Varga and Jay M. Knight indicted for first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance.
—David W. Messer, 37, and Jason W. Overbey, 27, both of London, four counts of theft by unlawful taking of the value of $500 or more but less than $10,000 related to catalytic converter thefts.
An indictment is a formal charge by a grand jury and is not a conviction or an admission of guilt.


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The state Department of Labor and Industry announced Wednesday that the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for the Johnstown Metropolitan Statistical area (MSA) dropped one-tenth of a percentage point to 8.9 percent in October.
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Georgia State football and men's basketball games will be broadcast live on commercial flagship station, 1340 The Fan 3, as well as WRAS-FM (88.5), along with a radio network of stations across the state.
All Georgia State men's and women's basketball games and select baseball games can be heard on 100,000-watt WRAS-FM (88.5) radio.
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Here's a piece of the energy-efficiency puzzle you don't normally think of: It takes more watts to display a white Web page than a black Web page, as detailed in this blog post that used Google as an example.
Google got wind of this and commissioned Blackle, which is simply Google with a black background. From the "about" page:
We believe that there is value in the concept because even if the energy savings are small, they all add up. Secondly we feel that seeing Blackle every time we load our web browser reminds us that we need to keep taking small steps to save energy.
Of course, "Googling" something still has a better ring than "Blackling" something. It's a nice gesture, though.
I'm embracing this with both hands, but not for conversation reasons.
As Maddox famously observed, the quintessential white webpage is murder on the eyes.
I'm embracing this with both hands, but not for conservation reasons.
As Maddox famously observed, the quintessential white webpage is murder on the eyes.
EDIT: Oops. Conservation, not conversation.
Ditto that, HitNRun, white webpages are harsh.
Umm, sorry to break it to you, but on LCD displays the color of the page has nothing to do with the energy used. The liquid crystal part is a filter the colors the light that passes through it. The backlight is usually a flourescent that doesn't vary in brightness in response to what's dispalyed.
well it was either this or have the founders give up their private jumbo jet...
I tried this about a month ago with the same hypothesis. I bought a Kill-a-Watt(tm) energy consumption meter (really cool device) and measured the power difference between my monitor with a black background vs. white and other colors. I've got a 19" Acer flat screen and it pulled 30 watts regardless of the color so I gave up the experiment. Maybe other monitors are sensitive but mine wasn't.
I don't know or care about the energy-saving aspects, but I do know and care that (1) it looks cool and (2) research dating back as far as the '80s shows that people read white type on a dark background far more easily that dark type on a light background.
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what vechicle are we talking about here??
ive put LS1 and LT1 Efan setups on the older trucks 1993 and a 1998. Wired it up series/parallel like the Camaro, corvette and 2005-2007 GMs have theirs. PCM control low and high.-Jonathan
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Oh we had put 5.3 in both them trucks. But for a 93 the LT1 or LS1 Efans will still fit with brackets.
I like the OEM fans. Really easy to get motors for incase one dies on a road trip or something.
What PCM are you talking about? Does my PCM on my 2003 Tahoe Z71 have fan controls? Which terminals do I use? Do you have an electrical diagram that shows those PCM contacts? Thanks.Bill M. Blown 2003 Tahoe Z71
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Yep. Here is theSchematic
I dont like hookin it up to the AC wire like that shows. Run it to the pcm and let it do all the work.
This works on 1999-2007classic.
I gotta copy and paste a play by play and it helps noobs get into wiring.
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Efan wiring 101
How to make your own efan harness pick one of the two ways.
Example #1
You need two 40 amp relays that have atleast 4 pins. You can use 5 pin relays if need be.
12 or 10ga wire for the power and ground
18ga wire for the trigger
Either 1/4" spade connectors or relay sockets
Ive used crimp on spades but i perfer to solder the wire to the connector just for the heck of it. And heat shrink it.
Use 12 or 10ga wire on pins 30, 87, and 87A.
Use 18ga on pins 85 and 86.
This is how i wired the LS1 fans on my buddys 1980 4x4 with a LS 408ci and the factory 1980 radiator. Fan 2 very rarely comes on unless he is running it hard in 4 Low.
If you go by this, you can add another wire in all the Pin 85's and run it in the cab, hook to a switch. Ground the other leg of the switch and you have a manual override to turn the fans on.
This will only tell you when the PCM or manual override is commanding the fans on:
You can also wire in a LED on this wire. Put 12V+ on the hot side of the LED and connect the ground wire to the wire off PIN 85. When the PCM or your manual override switch is activated you can see by your indicator.
This way lets you know that all your fuses and relays are In working order.
Wire in LED where the positive side is connected to Relay #1 PIN 87. Ground the other side. This lets you know the relay has power and is sending it to Fan #1.
For Fan #2 hook the positive side of LED to either Relay #2 pin 87 or Relay #3 pin 87A. Ground the other wire of LED.
Relay #1
30 12 volt + with atleast a 30A fuse
87 positive side of Efan #1
85 PCM pin 33
86 12 volt + *(ive soldered in a 18ga wire into the connector of pin 30, saves a lil wire and a fuse, to power the trigger. Instead of running another wire all the way to your power source. I did this on all the relays. Do as you like. )
Relay #2
30 12 volt + with atleast a 30A fuse
87 positive side of Efan #2
85 PCM pin 42
86 12 volt +
This is how i have the 2005 34" Efans wired on my 2000 Silverado.
Relay #1
30 12 volt + with a 40A fuse
87 positive side of Efan #1
85 PCM pin 42
86 12 volt +
Relay #2
30 12 volt + with atleast a 30A fuse
87 positive side of Efan #2
85 PCM pin 33
86 12 volt +
Here is where you need the 5 pin relay
Relay #3
30 Run Fan #1 ground to here, dont ground it anywhere else
87 Ground to frame, block, or battery. Any good ground.
87A Fan #2 positive side
85 Splice into the PCM Pin 33 wire. Or you can run a wire from Relay #2 pin 85
86 12 volt +
Now get to work!!
I used a 6 circuit fuse block mounted to the rear of the factory fuse box that i ran a #6 wire from the red power box on the driver side for power and a #6 wire for the ground strip on the fuse block to the engine block.
That way the fuses are easy to get to and gives you plenty of space for other accessories that need a fuse or a good ground.
When i get some more time where i can think ill try and do a writeup on how to troubleshoot a EFan harness problem.[/QUOTE]
ope this works im on my phone.
finally got the parts! =)
going to install this weekend along with a K&N intake I scored for free! XD
so ill be posting pics next time I have my camera on my desk.
the challenging part is going to be getting the fan to mount in the stock housing, because its 2 pieces.... but I got some ideas.
wish I could dyno it before and after
Looks great. Give us an update on how it does with some miles and different conditions.David
2004 Silverado 2500 Crew Cab 4x4, AMSOIL EA air filter, Granatelli MAF sensor, Throttle body spacer, Magnaflow exhaust (true dual to 2 in 1 out muffler), 6" ProComp lift (add a leaf and 5" superlift rear block), Bilstein shocks, 35's (Cooper Disoverer ST) and 4.10 gears, Rhino Liner, EGRUSA fender Flares and widow visors, extended stainless steel brake lines, firestone airbags w/onboard air compressor, Pioneer Avic X940BT navigation, Accel backup camera.
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so far its great. I drove 50 miles yesterday. didn't need to have it on for freeway speeds.
stayed below (what I assume) is 190 around town sitting in traffic.
so far no heat waves, but in stop and go traffic with the AC at full blast will be the ultimate test. but no real concerns about that =)
if it does require a little more help... ill figure out some material to fill in the gap around the edge of the fan, and the shroud.
its a 3,000 CFM fan.... is the factory mechanical fan more or less than that?
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In Chapter 4, you will learn about web site analytics. You will see how to obtain critical data for your website as a basis for action using traffic and log analysis.
Chapter 5 will help you understand how to make your site visually appealing so as to generate traffic and revenue.
Chapter 6 will provide you with tips for generating revenue from your Joomla! site. You will learn how to generate revenue from Banner Advertisements, contextual, text-based advertisements, Affiliate ads, running your own affiliate program, and running Subscription-based Joomla! websites.
Chapter 7 will show you how to protect your investment, with a brief tutorial on Disaster Preparation for your cash-generating site.
Chapter 8 explains a few more cash-generating weapons: marketing your Joomla! skills and offering commercial templates.
In Detail
Joomla! is an award-winning Content Management System (CMS) that will help you build websites and other powerful online applications. It is an open-source solution that is freely available to everybody. Joomla! is used all over the world to power everything from simple, personal homepages to complex corporate web applications. Out of the box, Joomla! does a great job of managing the content needed to make your website sing.
The emphasis of this book is towards business and online e-commerce; it will give you a valuable knowledge base on search engines, layout and design, implementing a shopping cart, marketing your website, affiliate marketing and more. You will appreciate the concise and straightforward method to set up a cash-generating website.
This book is a fast and easy must-read for anyone wanting to start a cash-generating Joomla! website.
Visit the Joomla! Cash Free Online Edition and read introductions to each chapter and a free excerpt from chapter 3 "Search Engine Optimization in Joomla!"
This book is a fast and easy read, taking the reader from the inception of an idea, to a fully working cash-generating website built on Joomla!
Who this book is for
This book is suitable for business people with a medium level of technical skill who need a good primer on how to implement a cash-generating website. Those unfamiliar with Joomla! Would benefit from reading Building Websites with Joomla! 1.5 Beta 1.