http://home-decor.zersal.com/2008/08/20/decorating-your-garden-with-wrought-iron/

Home decorating outdoors has never been easier with the help of wrought iron. If you are looking for the perfect garden d.. [Read more]

http://ocean.zersal.com/2008/04/17/3500-km-on-a-gold-wing/

Who’da thunk it! Yup, this Biker Chick climbed up on the back of that motorcycle, plopped on the helmet, plugged in the heated vest, cranked on the stereo and boogied on down the coasts of BC, Washington, Oregon and Northern California with my husband on the bars. I now know the feeling of “Biker Butt”! But it was soooo wonderful (not the Butt, the trip)... [Read more]

http://harley.zersal.com/2008/04/20/why-race-bikes-are-better-than-harley-davidson/

Many people love their Harley Davidson even when they are stuck on the side of the road all day, waiting for someone to help them fix it or wait for a two truck to lift it up onto a flat bed. Every year on the way to Sturgis hundreds of people never make it on their Harley Davidson because the bike breaks down in the middle of nowhere and they are stuck with the wind howling and sitting on their butts. You can see them for hundreds and hundreds of miles each year coming from every direction stuck on the side of the road... [Read more]

http://motorcycle.zersal.com/2008/04/20/make-your-classic-vehicle-stand-out-from-the-rest-with-art/

As I’ve traveled around to car shows over the years, it is obvious that everyone takes pride in their vehicle, weather it be a classic hot rod, a muscle car, un-restored vintage vehicle, or even a new car or motorcycle. Attention is taken by the owners to ensure that there is a blinding shine on the chrome and paint, and every component even the underside is perfect. So given the many hours and often years spent getting to this level of perfection, what are the owners trying to achieve? The answer is, to differentiate their vehicle from the others... [Read more]

http://wealthbuilding.zersal.com/2008/04/21/dont-leave-your-financial-success-to-chance/

Recently I was reading a book called The Millionaire Mind. The book offers an intriguing look into the minds of those that have attained over one million dollars in net worth (there’s far more to it then this, but I won’t get that in depth for the purposes of this.. [Read more]

http://photography.wittybuzz.com/2008/03/11/photography/

photography was discovered in the 19th century, it has since become the most accepted method for creating scenery, paintings and other artistic images. It also assists in science research and documentation for its objectivity. A camera can accurately represent reality, without leaving any details out... [Read more]

http://photography.wittybuzz.com/2008/03/10/selecting-an-album-for-your-photography/

preservation products on the market, and choosing the right photo album is not too difficult. However, there are a few things which you should consider before getting an album. We all have.. [Read more]

http://vegetable.zersal.com/2008/06/05/history-of-trans-fats/

It all started by two business men. There names were William Proctor and James Gamble. William Proctor was a candle maker and James Gamble was a soap maker. They formed the soon to be billion dollar company named Proctor.. [Read more]

http://fishing.zersal.com/2008/06/07/the-parcacocha-lakes-adventure-fishing-the-paramo-of-the-high-andes-in-ecuador/

Every breath came out as steamy frost as I panted with the effort to breathe at an altitude of 12,000 feet in the Andes Mountains of Ecuador. Passenger jets traveled between cities at lower altitudes than this. The few birds at this height included the Andean Condor, with its nearly 12-foot wingspan, that is strong enough to carry off a dog or small child... [Read more]

http://history.zersal.com/2008/06/27/microhistory-bc-to-ad/

Inordinately fond of history as I am, I’ve decided to write about it. Not about my first love–from an historical perspective, I mean–Medieval European History, or my second love, Russian History. Not even about the bloodiest day in American History, the Civil War Battle of Antietam, which should have brought the Union cause close to victory, but, due to incomprehensible blundering, ended in a strategic draw, breathing two more years of life, at least, into Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia. No, the history I want to write about is microhistory, i.e., MY history. Specifically, I wish to analyze, evaluate and discuss my recent struggle with cancer, and its meaning and consequences, if such may be found in that experience... [Read more]

http://russian.zersal.com/2008/08/17/classical-conditioning-theory/

Classical conditioning included a reflective or an automatic response that__transferred from one stimulus to another. Pavlov’s experiments__included how the saliva aids to digestive process. He would give the__dog a meal for sometime and would record its saliva while the dog ate__the meal. Pavlov conditioned the dog to the sound of the bell... [Read more]

http://real-estate.zersal.com/2008/08/30/7-simple-tips-for-flipping-real-estate/

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few years, you’ve probably either dabbled in real estate yourself, or at the very least, know someone who has. So, how does someone that’s brand new to real estate start flipping homes? (And let’s clear the air right now IT IS NOT TOO LATE to start investing in real estate)... [Read more]

http://zersal.com/2008/07/04/the-influence-of-violent-movies-on-our-society/

Are movies these days being made too violent? What effect are they having on our society? Does the violence in these movies provoke normal people to commit random acts of violence?.. [Read more]