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This is where you'll find a comprehensive resource on Scottish accommodations. Electric Scotland's Article Service where you can both read articles and post your own. Beth's Newfangled Family Tree is a monthly publication giving genealogy advice as well as what's hapening on the Scottish Scene around the world. This is where you'll find around 300 books on Scottish history that we've published on the site. Our pages where you'll find books and articles about Robert Burns and his work. Gives you some information on the business scene in Scotland. This is where you can view Scottish events around the world and add your own. Learn about the history of Clans and Families of Scotland and the Scots-Irish. The personal site of Alastair McIntyre where he's posted his own mini biography as well as his travel journals. 5 volumes worth of biographies relating to Significant Scots. A weekly newsletter about the political scene in Scotland from the Scots Independent Newspaper. Lots of Scottish recipes along with contributions from our visitors. Play our collection of online games. 6 volume Gazetter on the place names of Scotland. This is our page for trying to give you advice on Genealogy. A FAQ where you go to get answers to frequently asked questions. Information and pictures about Historic places in Scotland such as castles and other properties. Main index page for our very large history section. Children resources including over 800 children's stories and lots of online and offline games. A bit of a catch-all page where you find loads of pages about music, haggis, scots language, culture, religion, humor and lots more. Our nature page where you can explore information on Scottish Wildlife, Plants, Flowers and lots more. Our weekly newsletters archive. Thousands of pictures of Scotland for you to enjoy. Loads of poetry and stories for you to enjoy with many contributions from visitors to our site. Our very own Webcard program which you can use to send online postcard to friends and relatives. Huge resources about the Scots Diaspora around the world and here is where you can find this information. A continually building information resource on the Scots-Irish who emigrated to Ulster and then onto many parts of the world, especially the USA. Create your own family tree with our special software. You can also import and export gedcom files. Our web-based scottish search engine which is a free resource for Scottish companies as well as Scottish organisations around the world. Current Scottish News headlines and links to Scottish news resources. A range of services, both big and small, that we currently offer. Our Tartan pages, giving you access to information on Tartans as well as tartan search engines. Sponsored by House of Tartan. Our travel section where we have loads of suggested tours of Scotland as well as old historic travel books. A wee collection of videos some of which we've produced ourselves. Learn about the last 100 pages we've added to our site which is updated daily.

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Adding an event
Before adding an event please be aware of certain things that you can do to make your event more easily found and at the same time more informative.

1. Title
Please ensure your title is very brief as this is what will be shown on the actual calendar and there is very little room. Really no more than four words should be used.

2. Description
You can add as detailed a description as you wish.  We'd suggest that you include address and contact details and if the event has a web site then ensure you enter the web site address starting with http:// as that will make it a dynamic link that can be clicked on to take you to the web site. If you omit the http the link won't be clickable.  Also ensure that you include in your description any key words that can be searched.  So if anyone was looking for any events in "Ohio" then as long as your event had Ohio in the description they will find it by using the "search" option. We'd suggest that before you enter your event that you take time to prepare the description in something like Notepad and then simply copy and paste that into the description. Also be aware that if your event is on the same date each year or even the 3rd Saturday of May each year you can mark it as such so that you don't need to come back each year to add your event. To do that use the "Recurring Schedule" option after you click "Save and Continue". There is no practical limit to the description so feel free to do a "sales" job on it :-)