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Back Pain Relief Q/A: An Interview with a Neurosurgeon

Wed, 17 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500

Lower back pain is a major problem for hundreds of thousands of Americans. In fact, it's reported by the National Institutes of Health that lower back back pain cost us around $50 billion annually in lost wages, lost work and general reduction in productivity that lower back pain imposes. This article, an interview with Dr Steven Gelbard, a Neurosurgeon from Coral Springs Florida, sheds light on some steps you can take to reduce - and even stop - your lower back pain forever. Question 1: What are some non-surgical alternatives to back surgery? Answer 1: Non-surgical alternatives, also called "conservative" therapy, are typically suggested by my patients' primary physician prior to their referral to me. My patients have tried everything - and none of it worked for them, though conservative therapy does work for a large number of people. Here are some non-surgical ideas for reducing lower back pain, but I must say that my first and foremost recommendation is that if you're suffering from lower back pain that you visit your primary physician before attempting anything on this list.** End Summary**

About the Author:
Thom Kingsley's interview series includes luminaries from the Neurosurgical field such as Dr Steven Gelbard . To learn more about Dr Steven Gelbard you can visit his website at http://neurosurgery.md/neurosurgery_home.htm .

5 Golden Tips for Hassle-Free RV Insurance Claims

Thu, 16 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500

Some RVers go their whole RV careers without ever having a mishap costly enough to warrant an insurance claim. In the unfortunate event that you do have to file a claim, your life will be easier - and you'll be more likely to receive the full extent of your financial compensation - if you follow these five simple tips for hassle-free claims. 1) Take Photos and Retain Receipts Your best friend when filing a claim will be your adjustor - the person who checks up on your claim to make sure that it's legitimate. Your adjustor's best friends are the receipts and photos of your RV and the items in it that sustained damage. This need for documentation is a great reason to spring for that digital camera you've been eyeing. The documentation habit is easy to get into - simply photocopy receipts for your RV along with receipts for significant upgrades and costly bring-alongs such as bicycles, fishing poles, binoculars, video cameras, etc. Photocopying is important - most people don't realize how quickly the ink on receipts fades. Put these photocopies into a file and keep them safe at your house.** End Summary**

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The 13 Factors that Determine Your RV Insurance Rate

Wed, 15 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500

The factors that determine your RV insurance rates often go undisclosed, leaving insurance buyers in the dark and making decisions about prices that don't seem to add up. This article illustrates the key factors that determine your RV insurance rate and offers suggestions for saving as much money as possible when you purchase coverage. 1) Storage Location - by State and by Zip Code If you store your RV in Florida during hurricane season, there's a higher potential for wind and flood damage than if you store it in Arkansas. In certain states and zip codes, crimes are more likely to occur. Your decision on where to store your RV when it's not in use affects your overall insurance rate. Talk to your RV insurance agent to determine if it could pay you to store it in a zip code - or state - away from your current location. Your RV may need to be registered in the state where you store it though, so be sure to discuss this factor with your agent. 2) Type of Use - Full-Timer vs.** End Summary**

10 Easy Steps for Writing 750 Word Articles in Under an Hour

Thu, 12 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500

Article writing for directory submission is a chore, but it's a chore that can bring you great satisfaction (and links) if you get your article writing time down under an hour. 1) Skip Research - Write Only What You Know One huge trap for folks who are new to article writing for distribution to article directories is that they spend WAY too much time researching their articles. You should only choose as a topic the subjects that you're intimately familiar with and that will flow off the tips of your fingers when you sit to write. This should absolutely influence your choice of affiliate products to market through article marketing as you're liable to be pounding those keys yourself... so write what you know and save yourself hours of research headaches and lengthy trips down interesting but fruitless paths of inquiry. 2) Create an Outline You probably have heard this if you've gotten past the third grade in grammar school. It's one of the article marketer's best secrets though and an absolute must for anyone who wants to crank out articles in the interest of developing thousands of website links.** End Summary**

About the Author:
Thom Kingsley is an article marketing expert dedicated to helping you generate thousands of links and thousands of dollars a month through article marketing! Read article marketing tips on his blog, http://www.MyArticleProject.com.

Using JetSpinner and JetSubmitter for Article Marketing Success

Tue, 10 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500

The "Jet" family of article marketing programs is based on the following premise: Google's duplicate content filter discounts the link value from all of your article directory submissions. Submitting a different version of your article to all of the article directories lets you circumvent this filter and thus get link value from all your submissions instead of just a few. JetSpinner is their free tool for creating article variations - up to 999. JetSubmitter has a fee and distributes a unique version of your article to hundreds of article directories. If you're interested in trying out this service then this article will give you the quick tips you need for getting started using JetSpinner, which is a little trickier than you might think. 1) JetSpinner Articles Take Longer - Plan Extra Time Especially at First Creating multiple versions of a single article in the JetSpinner system requires you to provide each and every one of the alternate phrases, words, sentences and paragraphs that the program uses. Plus you have to learn their method for notating where and how each one of the word, phrase or paragraph substitutions occur.** End Summary**

About the Author:
Thom "KingSpin" Kingsley is an Article Marketing Expert who reveals the secrets of article marketing for profits and link building at http://www.MyArticleProject.com . Visit http://www.MyArticleProject.com today and learn how you can increase your site's links and targeted traffic.

10 Tips For Your 30 Day Article Marketing Challenge

Fri, 06 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500

Article Marketing Experts developed the 30 day article marketing challenge to get business owners motivated enough to write twenty 750 word articles in 30 days. If you're following the "multiple streams of income" approach to developing online business you need to adopt a systematic approach. Once you've determined the affiliate program you'd like to make money with, registered your domain and built your first blog then you're all set to get started on the 30 day article marketing challenge. 1) Set Absolutely Ridiculous Deadlines for Yourself The chances are pretty good that you don't want to spend your time writing. Why then should you labor for hours over your articles? When it comes to article marketing through article directories you should lean more towards quantity than quality. Ensure that you're able to meet your challenge by giving yourself only an hour to write each 750 word article. And that includes edits. If this doesn't light a fire under your behind then article marketing might not be your marketing bag, baby. 2) Organize Your Article Before Writing Your grammar school teacher gave you the same instructions. She was right. Always organize your thoughts before you begin writing.** End Summary**

About the Author:
Thom Kingsley took the 30 Day Article Marketing Challenge and set about to maximize links, traffic and profits through article advertising in 30 days. Read article marketing tips on his blog, http://www.MyArticleProject.com .