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 The year 2009 was a momentous year for video games. A few highlights include the return of a Mario Bros. side-scrolling adventure, a Rock Band game completely dedicated to The Beatles, and a Batman game that few could imagine was possible. It's clear the momentum is carrying over into 2010. Without further ado, here are just 10 of the top video games to keep an eye out for in 2010.
1. Mass Effect 2 (XBOX360, PC) - Release: Jan. 26 Publisher: Electronic Arts, Developer: Bioware
The game production professionals that created this game looked to build on its predecessor in every way. There seems to be more influence on ethical conflict within the story, while the game play has been enhanced to feel more like a typical shooter, rather than just a role-playing game. Some minor tweaking to the few issues of the original game is needed to make "Mass Effect 2" great.
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 Before you go to the expense of purchasing a digital camera, you may want to familiarize yourself with the types of digital cameras and some of the specifications. Many professional photographers use specific digital cameras depending on the type of pictures they want to take.
The different types of digital cameras include:
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 Are you thinking about pursuing a career in graphic design? Do you enjoy creatively constructing documents on the computer, but are frustrated by the lack of options on the program you're currently using?
Lucky for you, Adobe stepped up to the plate and created a program that effectively meets a wide variety of graphic design needs. This comprehensive desktop publishing program goes by a practical name that's easy to remember and is widely recognized in the design industry: InDesign.
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 (ARA) - Home remodeling projects can become overwhelming to even the most experienced DIYers. Thanks to new technology and online resources, these projects don't have to be so daunting. With online sites and tools to keep homeowners on track, complicated projects are simpler than ever. By doing the proper research and using these new resources, homeowners will find that technology can make home improvement projects faster, and more painless and precise.
Virtual design tools
While some homeowners have a natural instinct and vision for how they want their home to look, others need a little guidance. With seemingly limitless options, a homeowner could come up with literally millions of color and style combinations. The tools to narrow in on the perfect elements are crucial.
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 If you run a successful mom-and-pop shop, outstanding service, great customer relationships and word-of-mouth marketing are your trademarks. Being outstanding in each of those areas is imperative for survival in the world of small business, but in today's climate you need to be able to deliver your product with more than a nod and a smile.
As we become more reliant on the digital world, it's important to connect with your customers in meaningful ways through the use of technology. The best way to do that is through your website.
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 (ARA) - All motorists want their vehicle to last on the road and perform at its best. As the summer finally begins to wind down, it's important to make sure your car is properly prepared for cooler weather and weekend road trips. Since a car is typically the second largest investment Americans make, and families are now keeping their vehicles longer than ever, protecting and maintaining this investment is key to keeping cars running smoothly and efficiently.
Sometimes vehicle maintenance can be one of the more daunting aspects of automobile ownership. For many drivers, spending a few hours under the hood or taking their car into the dealer can be like having a tooth pulled - necessary, but painful.
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 Today, many American kids spend their Saturday mornings in one of two ways - watching cartoons or playing video games. A recent announcement by major television companies could revolutionize both activities.
At the last Consumer Electronics Show, manufacturers like Samsung, Sony, Toshiba and Panasonic announced that they're planning to introduce 3D televisions in 2010. While 3D TV may not be very useful for adults who watch "Law and Order" followed by the evening news every night, it could be a game-changer for the animation industry.
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Imagine how you'd feel if you woke up one morning, looked out the window and your car was gone. It happens more often than you think. According to statistics kept by the FBI, a car is stolen somewhere in this country every 33 seconds.
Sometimes the thieves steal cars because they need a ride, but more often it's to obtain parts they can sell on the black market. After stealing your car, they may drive it to a warehouse where fellow thieves are waiting with screwdrivers in hand to take it apart.
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Are you driving around in the ride of your dreams? Whether your car is a souped-up Mustang, a classic with all the bells and whistles or a Ford Escort with an improved sound system, your car is likely one of your most prized possessions.
But have you taken steps to protect it as such? Unless you've secured additional car insurance coverage, it's quite likely that the after-market modifications, equipment and accessories you've added aren't protected at all. Standard auto insurance policies only cover "stock," or factory-installed parts and accessories.
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