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With the internet, it is so easy to learn how to do new things. From choosing cars and ordering them online to banking online, the internet has become a resource for a majority of people. With all of the information out there, it is easy to get information on just about anything.

Have you ever wondered how to

• Choose the right baby formula
• Remove a tick from a pet
• Buy Sugar Bowl Tickets
• Save with a Retirement Plan
• Survive Bankruptcy
• Choose Roomcolours to Create a Sense of Space
• Make a Mudslide

These and other simple instructions to do (just about) everything you have ever wanted to learn how to do can now be found on eHow . From networking computers to all use the same internet connection to choosing the right lawyer can all be found on this wonderfull resource site.

As discussed in The Psychology of Page Titles, The Power of a Title (Tag), and Where the Title is Seen, the title is of a page is one of the most underused part of a website that can be used to improve your listings in search engines. With WordPress, the default for the title is your Blog name. It appears in the browser, every page, and other places listed in Where the Title is Seen.

On the Diabetes Weblog, I am using WordPress 2.0 (beta). The code for the title by default is the same as the one in WordPress 1.5.2:

<title><?php bloginfo(’name’); ?> <?php if ( is_single() ) { ?> &raquo; Blog Archive <?php } ?> <?php wp_title(); ?></title>

This code will produce these results ( Permalinks are also used in this Blog.)

1. For the Home Page it will show the name of the Blog in the Title: