How to Start a Blog, Part 3: Networking and Syndicating

After getting a knack for blogging, most bloggers will need some tools, tricks and inspiration for gaining readers, which will motivate you to keep writing. (New to blogging? Read Part 1 of this series first.)

In the first of a series on blogging, learn the ropes of blog platforms, domain hosting, basic design and promotion using quality Web sites and articles that cater to blogging novices.

The first systematic cadaver observations were probably performed by hunters, butchers and cooks, who dissected animals to find edible organs. Today, doctors and scientists use autopsies to gain greater insight into a human patient’s medical history—often uncovering information that was unavailable or went unrecognized during treatment.

The development of the modern-day bicycle required centuries of creative thinking and the skills of several different inventors. Years ago, bicycles were not quite so easy or comfortable to ride. FindingDulcinea takes a look back at the evolution of this handy machine, from its clunky beginnings to the sleek models of today.

No search engine is perfect, but armed with a few tips for better searching you can get great results out of (almost) any search engine.

Given the vastness of the Web, it can be challenging to sift through all the information you need on a daily basis. With the help of newsletters, you can receive a full range of quality Web content directly in your inbox, without the aimless surfing. Here, we recommend five of the best.

Housework: it’s not the most exciting part of a person’s day, but fortunately it’s not as hard to accomplish as it used to be. FindingDulcinea examines some of the inventions that have helped make household chores a breeze.

Ever heard the expression, “Nice to Tweet you”? If not, get ready to say hello to the wonderful world of online networking. All you need is a few profiles, interesting things to say and the tools to reach out. It’s easy. We promise. And we can tell you exactly how to do it.