Better Living On the Web

Make the Web Your Personal Assistant at Work and Home!

Better Living on the Web shares the tools, tricks and tips to help you maintain order in your work and home life.

Archive for January, 2010

Jan
29

Learn the Stock Market without Risking Your Money

Posted under Business Related, Entertainment, Free Resources, money management

Today, you can’t be too careful about your money. While stocks haven’t done so well in the last couple of years, financial experts report that in the long run stocks are one of the best investment options.

If you want to learn about stocks and investing, check out WallStreetSurvivor.com where you can invest a fictional $100,000 to buy and trade stocks in real-time. While you won’t actually make money, you won’t lose it either. However, depending on well you do, you can earn prizes.

Its free to join and you’ll find lots of the helpful tool such as research resources, beginners’ tips, and more. Visit WallStreetSurvivor.com to learn more.




Jan
27

Get Cooking Tips from Top Chefs

Posted under Entertainment, Home and Family Related, Resources

“If your food and wine adventures are more about the journey than the destination, Behind the Burner is the perfect place to explore your culinary desires.” From BehindTheBurner.

BehindtheBurner.com offers advice, tricks and secrets from the country’s top chefs. Learn about the chefs’ and restaurateurs, watch videos of chef’s cooking signature foods (I liked the chocolate french toast by Chef Peyard – Chocolate Epiphany), and read articles on everything from wine and travel, to how-to and health. Plus you can get great recipes.

If cooking (and eating) is your life, be sure to visit BehindtheBurner.com.




Jan
25

Give Your Mailbox a Makeover – Or How to Stop Junk Mail

Posted under Hassle Free, Resources

Tired of unwanted mail cluttering up your mail box and your trash can? You can stop unwanted junk mail and catalogs by contacting the Direct Marketing Association. Visit DMAChoice.org where you can indicate what mail you’d like to receive and what mail you don’t. You can eliminate mail by category (credit offers, catalogs, magazines offers, etc) or by specific companies.

Give your mailbox a make over, visit DMAChoice.org