 | Inventor's Notebook by Gene A., tinkerer · Eureka/Workshop Gadgets, garage projects and a plain-English guide to applying for a patent. |
 | Home Office Help by Diane C., home-based bookkeeper turned consultant · Eureka/Startup Tips for running a business from home: taxes, equipment, and keeping the kids out of the office. |
 | Bright Ideas Sign & Banner BUSINESS Eureka/Loft Vinyl lettering, banners, magnetic signs and vehicle graphics for small businesses. |
 | The Lemonade Stand Ledger by Maya Patel, age 12, CEO · Eureka/Enterprise A twelve-year-old's summer 1999 lemonade business, with real income, expenses and lessons learned. |
 | The Freelance Writer's Desk by Carol Ann Whitmore · Eureka/Office Making a living writing for magazines and newsletters in 1999: queries, rates, and the office cat. |
 | Clockwork: Repairing Old Clocks by Ernest Kaminski · Eureka/Bench A hobbyist's notes on cleaning and repairing mantel and wall clocks, and the ones he's brought back to life. |
 | The Garage Sale Guru by Marge Pettit · Eureka/Workshop Running a garage sale that actually makes money: pricing, signs, the early birds and the leftovers. |
 | Selling on the Internet: My First Year by Doug Labonte · Eureka/Startup A hobbyist sells collectibles through online auctions and a home page: what worked and what didn't. |
 | Burn Rate JOURNAL by Josh Adelman · Eureka/Office A dot-com cofounder in San Francisco keeps a weblog about hundred-hour weeks, stock options and the life he's missing. |
 | Closing Time JOURNAL by Harold Pfeiffer · Eureka/Enterprise A hardware store owner closes up after thirty-eight years, and writes about what it means to stop. |
 | Beanie Money JOURNAL by Shelly Kopecky · Eureka/Loft A stay-at-home mom's Beanie Baby business meets the end of the Beanie craze, and a credit card bill her husband hasn't seen. |
 | Inventory of Myself by Gil Mercado · Eureka/Workshop A machinist lists himself like a parts inventory, with part numbers. |
 | Wilma's Forward Folder by Wilma Brien · Eureka/Office A year of forwards I sent everybody, the funny, the sweet and the ones my nephew made me take back. Now with CHECKED and OOPS stamps! |
 | Pipes & Fittings: FTP for the Rest of Us by Cecil Quincy · Eureka/Workshop FTP is plumbing. Hot line, cold line, don't cross them. A retired plumber's work order for getting your pages uploaded. |
 | Después de la Fábrica / After the Factory by Stella Palacio · Eureka/Workshop Twenty-four years sewing jeans, then the plant moved to Mexico. How I got through it and opened my own little shop. In English and Spanish. |
 | How My Home Page Got Me a Job by Teri Castanon · Eureka/Office Nine years behind a teller window, then a web design job. How my home page got me hired, and how yours could too. |
 | Before You Put Your Store on the Web by Alan Matteson · Eureka/Enterprise Twelve questions I wish I'd asked before I put the family hardware store on the Web, and fourteen months of honest results. |
 | Troy's Paper Route Page by Troy, 13 · Eureka/Enterprise 62 houses, 7 days a week, rain or shine. My route, my best and worst customers (no names!), my bike fund, and tips about tips. |
 | Plumb, Level & Square: Essays from a Finish Carpenter by James Jaggers · Eureka/Workshop I hang doors and build stairs for a living near Asheville. Essays about the work: sharpening, my father's hammer, and the houses that call me back. |
 | The Rusty Wrench Awards by Joe Ulrich · Eureka/Workshop Honoring excellence in home repair gone wrong since 1997. This year's nominees, past winners, and my own garage door, which won twice. |
 | The Lost Sock Bureau of Investigation by Brenda Baeza · Eureka/Enterprise Where do the socks go? My laundromat in El Paso has been on the case since 1994. Open files, theories, and the Wall of Unclaimed Socks. |
 | Mitchell 1.0 Owner's Manual by Mitchell Asbury · Eureka/Office Congratulations on your new Mitchell! Please read all safety warnings before operating. Package contents, operating modes, troubleshooting and the limited warranty. |
 | The Watering Machine: Our Family Chain-Reaction Contraption by Samuel Ingraham · Eureka/Bench Forty-seven steps, eleven weeks, one fern. How our family built a contraption in the garage that waters a houseplant the hard way, step by step, and every time it didn't work. |
 | PixelSmith Web Design - Home Pages for Small Business BUSINESS Eureka/Startup Your business deserves a home on the Web, and it doesn't have to cost a fortune. Five-page sites from $350, domain names, updates and scanning. Prices, how it works, and ten questions to ask before you call anyone. |
 | We're Building a House! (Week 14) by Edward and Shirley Prevatte · Eureka/Workshop Week 14: the drywall is up and it finally looks like rooms! Our house from the bare lot to today, week by week, with pictures coming as soon as we get a scanner. |