Whether it is a wedding, baby shower, birthday or brunch, nothing marks a celebration like sending a printed invitation to your loved ones. However, today online invites have become equally popular as they are easy to create and deliver. Mail or e-mail, it doesn’t matter what medium you pick as long as your invitation is elegant and classy.

Genealogy is the science of studying family history. Genealogists study your family origins by compiling a list of potential ancestors arranged in a particular order. The first stage of genealogy dates back to a time when there were no written records and data was preserved and passed on to the next generation by way of verbal communication.

The price of gas keeps rising, and people are unsure about how to deal with it. Gas is an essential commodity in the country, and some of the states that always have high prices are California, Washington, Alaska, Michigan, Utah, Connecticut, Hawaii, and Oregon. In these states, the gas price almost always hovers around $3.50 per gallon, give or take 10 cents.

A great photograph is a work of art. With the advent of digital photography, clicking and developing photos has become simple and easy. However, if you have just got your hands on a brand new DSLR, photography could seem like a daunting task. Don’t worry. Here are five essential digital photography tips to get you started.

Two wheelers have come a long distance and practically any living person on the planet would have taken a ride at least once in his/her lifetime. They are getting advanced with each passing years and while one segment of two-wheelers has catered to the growing demand of power hungry consumers, the other segment has considered two wheelers as one of the safest and simplest means of transportation.

There may be lots of reasons that may inspire people to trace their family history, but for most amateurs, learning about family history presents them with the unique opportunity to know who they are and where they came from. Genealogy is the study of family history, tracing one’s lineage through oral interviews, historical records, and genetic analysis.