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Daniel J. Gansle is a Dallas, Texas-based author and freelance writer with more than twelve years experience in technical communications and freelance writing. Mr. Gansle specializes in providing technical writing, web content, and optimized website copy for

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Politics, News & Issues > Energy Issues Should government subsidize renewable energy sources such as wind, solar and ethanol?: 2 of 19
On December 18, 2007, President G.W. Bush signed into law the Energy Independence and Security Act which, among other initiatives, specifies a six-fold increase in the production of ethanol to 36 billion gallons by the year 2022. The problem? While ethanol may help wean nations off foreign oil, it also increases the price of ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Environmental Awareness Easy ways your family can "go green": 34 of 319
If you think going green is confusing or unattainable, think again. On the contrary, there are so many things we can do on an everyday basis to help make our world a better place. If you're looking for things to do with your family, or perhaps even to start a new family tradition, environmentally-based activities are a great ... More..
Health & Fitness > Diet Tips How to live a low-sodium lifestyle: 2 of 18
Is it really possible to live a low-sodium lifestyle?The American Heart Association recommends that people should eat less than 2,300 milligrams of salt (sodium) per day. However, some groups including mature adults and those with high blood pressure should consume less than 1,500 milligrams of sodium per day. But with so man... More..
Computers & Technology > Consumer Electronics (Other) The best places to buy electronics: 1 of 9
If you're in the market for a new computer, GPS system, or HDTV, you're probably thinking about heading out to one of the electronics superstores such as Best Buy or Circuit City. But once you read the fine print about their return policy and restocking fees, you may want to think twice.Let's say you purchased a new laptop fr... More..
Autos > Fuel Economy E85 ethanol explained: 1 of 9
You've probably seen some cars and trucks on the roadway that have a "flex-fuel" designation on the rear of the car. That means the vehicle can run on regular gasoline, but it is also manufactured to run on ethanol. But exactly what is ethanol, and why is it important today? The most prominent alternative fuel produced today ... More..
Autos > Engine Repair How the combustion engine works: 1 of 9
Most of us have known no other type of engine but the combustion engine. We see combustion engines everywhere; in cars, lawn mowers, landscaping equipment, and industry. So exactly what is the combustion engine, and how does it work?Brief History of the Combustion EngineThe combustion engine is one of the most complex pieces ... More..
Jobs & Careers > Online Jobs (Other) Finding paid work from home: 5 of 41
The net provides a wealth of opportunities for people who are looking for a professional paid job where they can work at home and make money.People having a difficult time finding a job may want to consider a job on the net as a customer service representative, virtual assistant, virtual concierge, freelancing professional, o... More..
Business > Entrepreneurial Spirit The most rewarding part of owning your own business: 4 of 32
There are actually several rewarding parts to owning your own business. For some, it's the essence of the American dream: owning a small business. Finally free from the demands of overbearing bosses, now you get to call the shots. You can show up for work when you want to; avoid two-hour commutes; and run the business the way... More..
Jobs & Careers > Layoffs & Firings Can you get unemployment insurance after being fired in the US?: 1 of 8
Before answering the question of whether a person is eligible for unemployment insurance if they are fired in the United States, two important terms must be defined.Unemployment insurance actually refers to the overall system whereby employers pay the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) state and federal unemployment tax to fund u... More..
Computers & Technology > Internet Trends A look at Google Chrome: 2 of 15
Google Chrome is a free, open-source web browser that was first released in beta form in September 2008. Three months later, Google released the public stable version of its new web browser. But has that Google magic touch turned Chrome into the sine qua non of highly acclaimed web browsers? In this article, we'll take a clos... More..