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samsons1 Thanks, yes if you look it over in my last module you have a list of all types of sites we can create with Wordpress. it is not a complete list it is just about the main use of it but you can have the idea of the variety.
There is a great book which show how to create each type from that list.

tremendous article! I've been caught napping, had no idea one could do all this through WordPress. This might just change the way I do a lot of things...

Well reading this has certainly made me feel joyful (and we share the same name ;). Good for you - hurrah! You are a success because your attitude is good now and you are not a quitter. I hate making excuses, but do it too often, and most of mine were like yours (I won't make two meals either!). I get stuck in a rut and then find it hard to change. Stories like yours are what inspire the rest of us to set goals and persevere. SparkPeople sounds great - I will check it out. Thank you for this wonderful page!

I just got out of a renting situation and one of the reasons I hated renting was that I had little control over this type of thing. I do not like being at the mercy of a landlord! Good points here Paula.

I am so NOT musically inclined, but the autoharp looks like an interesting instrument. I'll bet it sounds lovely when you play.

Very good article and useful, you explain very well and with enough derail, it is easy to follow.

Joan you have a great point, yes, we keep going learning because WP is Open Source and when thousands of people keep adding staff to it (plug-ins, themes.. ) it becomes a dynamic environment... we will spend the rest of our life learning it... LOL
BUT, we have to do it, and keep abreast with new staff... or we will be out of the look soon.
NOTE: I want to point out that we as a group, and individuals... we did a tremendous progress and shift in mentality in just one year or so.
With all the bumps on the road, hard work paid off... we are different persons today, more knowledgeable, more open minded, and more willing to jump and try... Am I right?

You are right, and we cannot recognize that the side is done with WP because it is a CMS and we can create all types of sites I enumerate in last module. More... we can migrate old sited in WP, so it really is a beauty.
Thanks for reading

This is much needed. Thanks!

The custom setting in your permalink example is the one I normally use. Sometimes I leave the date setting blank. Makes it look less like a blog and more like a website.

Love getting handmade soaps as a gift. Currently using goat's milk soap and love it.

I totally agree about the antibacterial soaps. Just gives germs a way to build up immunity. Hot water and plain soap is all you need.

Wordpress has come a long way in the last few years. Sometimes I don't even recognize that it's a WP site I'm on. Another informative article.

Excellent article on Content Management...I learned a lot!

Great article, and this is something that I have been trying to work on for a while myself, in particular with my Bournemouth lens on Squidoo. Using a lens about a place (County/Country) as an example, there are many micro-niches that you can apply. This includes: places to visit, museums, places to eat, nightlife/entertainment, famous people from etc. The possibilities are endless, however you do need to consider the popularity that some of the micro-niches might have.